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Do you think a fly over would be a good way to scout a new area. Looking at unit 67 without a clue, so I am thinking a flyover would be the best way to get a look at the transition areas. I could do that the end of july.
Do you think a fly over would be a good way to scout a new area. Looking at unit 67 without a clue, so I am thinking a flyover would be the best way to get a look at the transition areas. I could do that the end of july.
I've done this before. My bro in law is a pilot and we flew over a couple spots we were scoutting. I recommend it for sure!
better check the law first...the DOW dont like this type of scouting...im not sure what the law is but do some checking for sure so you dont get in any troble. we dont need any of our fellow hunters getting into any truble
Most states cant say anything about you flying over areas out of season. Its during season that many have laws regarding this very thing. I may be mistaken, and taking this from only hearing it on several shows, but Alaska wont let you hunt the same day you fly? Idaho wont let you scout by air during season, especially relaying information to the ground via air.
I plan on doing several "crosscountry" flights this summer. Might coincidentally plan them over some select areas that I know offer GREAT flying views!! All of coarse pre season mind you.
Flying doors off in a helicopter also allows for some awesome photo ops if you have a good photographer along or a second pilot that can hold the controls while taking pics!!
One thing to pay attention to is how close you are over animal refuges. Rules of flight are more restrictive over them. Also find out who owns or operates the land and call them to coordinate your flight time with them.(ie forest service, BLM, Dept of Indian Affairs, private land owners, etc.) If their is anything going on in that area they will let you know ahead of time to avoid any issues. Just let them know your wanting to do some low level recon and photo flights of the area. Your pilot your flying with will know how to set up anything like that as well.
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Here is an article about the rules and concerns of the Colorado DOW. It will probably answer any questions you may have about air scouting. http://www.realaspen.com/article/212/Colorado-Division-of-Wildlife-Harassing-big-game-with-aircraft-is-illegal-unethical
Its legal in Colorado given a vey specific set of rules.
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I hunt because......
How is it better than Google Earth, or the mapit on the DOW site? You can also print out those maps.
You need to look fast, and remember it on a fly over.
What kind of tag did ya draw ??? (deer/elk) or are you checking it out for
next year ???
If your 67 3rd for deer don't waste your money flying over that unit. Just get some chains for your truck or a ATV and start covering ground. You have 9 days and I believe you will find a 180 inch muley.
Old Hunter....no map program shows the animals like a fly over will. Also a pilot usually has a GPS installed and can mark coordinates of interest for you. Then when you go home you can look up the coordinates and develope a plan of attack to hunt by. GE is a great way to plan a hunt with for sure though. Maybe someday they will upload radio collared animal locations too!! lol.
I hunt because......
Maybe you can fly over my area, and find some elk for me? Hiking is going to wear me out.
Kidding of course. I'll find them, and the hiking keeps me young.
Depends on when you hunt Old Hunter. I didn't mention Mysterous Lake by accident, that seems to be a gathering point at migration time. I doubt you hunt across the pass anyway. Your pictures posted gave me the fever.
Gatheringsheds, I am working on the Grand Cherokee, Cooper tires, 4" lift, 242 transfer case, v-8, and chains. There is more private property in that unit than I had expected.
Looks like all the over 70 gang will have a good shot at a good hunt this year. My local game warden in Co has been a huge help for me even though I won't be hunting in his unit this year. He gave me some ideas for next year to be able to hunt something if health keeps improving. Game Warden told me that if I shoot the first legal buck I find, I will probably never kill a trophy buck.


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Nine Fire Departments Battle Turkey Barn Fire
(Storm Lake) -- Nine fire departments from around Buena Vista County were called shortly after 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday to fight a fire at a large turkey barn. The fire was at rural Newell. Fire figthters were on the scene for more than seven hours. The structure was heavily damaged and the estimated loss is believed to be close to $750,000. There were no turkeys in the barn at the time. Buena Vista Regional Medical Center Paramedics were called to the scene as a precaution, and fortunately there were no injuries reported. The Buena Vista County Sheriff's Office an the Newell Fire Department are investigating the cause of the the fire. It appears the fire was accidental in nature, but the investigation is continuing into what actually caused the building to start on fire. Responding to that fire were fire departments from Newell...Storm Lake... AlbertCity... Rembrandt... Alta... Fonda ...Varina...Early and Nemaha.
Hinton and Merrill Fire Departments Fight Field Fire
(Hinton) -- Both the Hinton and the Merrill Fire Departments responded to a field fire located at 30827 County Road K-22 Tuesday afternoon. The fire started as a brush fire, but quickly got out of control igniting a field. The call was received at about 2:00 p.m. Fire officials were on the scene for nearly an hour and a half.
Plymouth County Burn Ban Still Exists
(Le Mars) -- Despite some recent rains, Plymouth County Fire Officials want to remind people that Plymouth County and surrounding counties are still under a burn ban. In recent days, nearly all of the Plymouth County fire departments have had to respond to brush fires that got out of control igniting dry fields. Rain is in the forecast for this evening, but fire officials say it is still much too dry to lift the burn ban. People who choose to ingnore the burn ban could face fines and penalties.
Scoop The Loop Scheduled For This Evening
(Le Mars) -- Several classic cars and motorcycles will be cruising down Central Avenue this evening as Le Mars hosts the annual "Scoop the Loop." The event is scheduled to begin at 6:30 and end up at the Olson Cultural Events Center in downtown Le Mars. There will be food and music at the event as the band "jammers" will be playing the hits from yesteryear until 8:30 p.m.
Albus Selected Chamber's Employee of the Month
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Chamber of Commerce has selected its "August Employee of the Month." This time around the honor goes to Terri Albus. Terri is the office manager of the JRE Property Pros. According to the submitted nomination, Terri is the glue that holds us all together. She wears many hats, and wears them well. She is the smiling face that greets our clients, the mailman, agents and customers. Terri maintains the office files, the ever-changing weekly ads and online information and she does it all accurately and efficiently. Somehow she knows where all the agents and brokers are each day, who is showing homes, who is at class and when they will be back. She is the "Go to" person. Congratulations to Terri Albus of JRE Property Pros for being honored as the August Employee of the Month.
Sheriff's Employee Association Meet With Supervisors
(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Sheriff's Employee Association, represented by Communications Center Supervisor Kirk Hatting and Sergarent Rick Singer met before the Plymouth County Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning to discuss terms for a new three-year contract.
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The Sheriff's Employee Association is asking for a 6 percent raise in pay for the duration of the contract. Hatting says the supervisors appeared to be understanding of the issue.
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One issue that was discussed was the payment of overtime and incentive pay given during the time of severe weather warnings.
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The supervisors and sheriff's employee association will meet again within the next few weeks to reach an agreement.
Arkansas Man Convicted For Cocaine Distribution
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - A 33-year-old Arkansas man has admitted distributing crack cocaine in northwest Iowa.
Federal prosecutors say Jamaron Bingham, of Osceola, Ark., was convicted Monday in federal court in Sioux City. He admitted conspiring to sell crack cocaine in the Sioux City area from November 2010 through August 2011.
Bingham told investigators that he usually drove to Arkansas every two weeks to pick up 2 to 4 ounces of crack and return to distribute it for sale.
His sentencing date has not been set. Bingham faces a mandatory minimum of 10 years and a maximum of life in prison. He has a previous conviction for selling cocaine.
Bicyclers Hit By Motorcycle
ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say three bicyclists are recovering after being injured in a collision with a motorcycle near Rock Rapids on northwest Iowa.
The accident happened Monday night when five teenage girls were riding bicycles on a Lyon County road. A motorcyclist traveling in the same direction came upon the girls, but couldn't stop in time.
The sheriff's office says the driver laid the motorcycle down on the highway to avoid a direct hit. The motorcyclist and the motorcycle then hit three of the girls.
The girls, all from Rock Rapids, were taken to a local hospital. Two were transferred to a hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota to be treated for serious, but non-life threatening injuries.
The motorcyclist, also of Rock Rapids, suffered minor injuries.
Branstad To Tour Iowa Talking Education
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Gov. Terry Branstad says he will hold 14 meetings across Iowa to hear what people think about how the state should change its kindergarten through high school education
Branstad will be joined by Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds for the meetings, which the governor says will help him prepare his election reform proposal for the 2013 legislative session.
Branstad pushed for an ambitious education agenda in the 2012 Legislature, but most of his proposals failed to pass. Those failed plans included tougher requirements for teachers and new tests for students.
The meetings begin Tuesday in Pocahontas and continue until a Sept. 13 gathering in Council Bluffs.
Iowa Children: Happier, Healthier, and Safer
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - A new study finds that Iowa children feel healthier, happier and safer than children do nationally.
The Iowa Child and Family Household Health Survey was released Tuesday by the University of Iowa's Public Policy Center, which conducts the study every five years.
The survey found 97 percent of children in Iowa have health insurance, compared to 91 percent nationally. Nine in 10 Iowa kids rate themselves in good or excellent health, and few have problems
getting care when they need it.
The vast majority of children reported feeling safe in communities and schools.
Researcher Peter Damiano says in a statement that Iowa's children "are generally quite healthy and safe" and Iowans should be proud of parents, schools and communities. But he says low-income children face disparities that could be addressed.
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Oldways created the Latin American Diet Pyramid in 1996 to help Latinos maintain good health through traditional foods, especially those native to Central and South America.
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Latin American Diet Pyramid
The Latin American Diet Pyramid celebrates the traditional foods of Central and South America.
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Some Common and Uncommon Foods and Flavors of the Latin American Diet Pyramid
Latino Diet & Health
Research shows that Latinos who follow traditional diets are healthier than those who switch to a typical Western diet.
Vida Latina - Latino Living
Coalición Latina de Nutrición: Inspirando a los Latinos a mantener y mejorar su salud a través de la dieta tradicional y un estilo de vida activo.
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Almost a quarter, 24 percent, of U.S. workers surveyed are more inclined to search for a job through social media than through traditional methods including newspapers, job boards and recruitment firms, according to a survey by Kelly Services Inc.
In addition, 12 percent of U.S. employees approved of personal use of social media at work, but 51 percent say social media has a negative impact on workplace productivity.
In Canada, one third of workers said they were more inclined to search for jobs via social media than through traditional methods. And 15 percent approved of personal use of social media at work.
Worldwide, 30 percent of workers are more inclined to search for jobs via social media than traditional methods, but 43 percent agree that social media adversely impacts productivity.
The Kelly survey included responses from approximately 170,000 people worldwide.
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They just don't make fathers like they used to
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In the mid-'70s, my husband changed diapers and fed the babies; he cooked pancakes, and learned how to bathe, dress and talk a 2-year-old into taking cough medicine. When we got married in 1968, I didn't know he could do any of those things, and he probably didn't, either. I knew nothing about children, but I figured it was my job to learn. He and I thought we'd have one kind of marriage, with separate and distinct responsibilities, then along came Betty (Friedan) and Gloria (Steinem), and before you knew it, all the rules had changed. Fathering, circa 1950, was no longer acceptable.
The dads I know best today are my son and my son-in-law. I do believe that if they had wombs, they could pop out a kid. These guys do everything their wives do, except with hairy legs and impressive pecs.
From the day his first child was born, my son was all-in, from cutting the umbilical cord in the O.R., to getting up at night for feedings, to banishing nightmares for his toddlers, to talking over "mean girl" problems with the 10-year-old.
My son-in-law often watches his little kids for a week at a time while my daughter travels for work. Both of these men are nurturers, building strong emotional ties with their kids.
When my mom and her siblings would cry, my grandfather would say, "I'll give you something to cry about," and it would usually be the back of his hand. Nowadays, many dads are less physical and more emotive. They listen. They're a different species from the dad in the stiff collar who raised his children in the 1930s as if they were uncivilized creatures who needed to be housebroken.
Personally, I wouldn't have the patience to make my kids' pancakes into octopus shapes before rushing out to work, but my son-in-law does. Not that he and my son don't lose it with the kids from time to time, but they respect their children's feelings in a way that fathers of earlier generations simply did not.
Long-ago fathers weren't bad men; they just didn't know any better. Convention demanded that they remain somewhat distant and emotionally constrained. The olden-day dads shouldered the burden of supporting their families, a lonely, lifelong effort that made many of these men reluctant to show any vulnerability.
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Good start but check out our 'Mapmaking Requests' forum and see the sticky at the top to fill in everything that is typically needed to help in fulfilling your order.
This will probably be moved by one of the mods to that forum so just update this thread and everything will get sorted out.
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You use a quickdraw to keep you safe—basically, alive. But how about reading a symptom card or supporting a cause? If you are a woman—or a man with women friends, a girlfriend, sister, mother—that could save a life, too.
Omega Pacific has come out with the Telos keylock quickdraw, a product of its partnership with the HERA Foundation, whose goal is to fight ovarian cancer. Each sale of a quickdraw—teal-blue to signify ovarian-cancer awareness, and engraved with Climb4Life on the bent gate and HERA on the straight gate—sends $2 to HERA. The Telos comes with a symptom card that refutes the old saw that ovarian cancer is symptomless.
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ODENTON, Md. (WUSA) -- Police have issued an arrest warrant for a man that shot a bouncer and bystander at My Place Bar and Lounge in the 1600 block of Annapolis Road in Odenton, Md. on Saturday.
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America has record year for renewables, with California ranked top clean tech state
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NEW YORK: California has topped a new Index rating America's states and cities according to their clean tech leadership. The report also reveals that the nation generated a record-breaking share of electricity from renewable energy sources in 2012.
The US Clean Tech Leadership Index by researchers Clean Edge, shows that renewables accounted for 49% of America's added electricity capacity in 2012 -- its largest ever share.
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To uncover which states contributed the most to this feat, the report ranks America's states by almost 70 factors under three categories: capital, technology and policy.
California came first for its large-scale clean electricity and energy efficiency deployment as well as its innovative policies. For example in 2012, California launched America's first auction of carbon credits and also became the first state to install more than one gigawatt of solar PV generating capacity.
Completing the top ten is Massachusetts, Oregon, New York, Colorado, Washington, New Mexico, Illinois, Minnesota and Hawaii.
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The report marks the first time the research firm has released the Index results publically. Ron Pernick, managing director, Clean Edge said of the report findings: "Clean-tech deployment in the US is largely being driven by state and metro-level activity. And it's no longer about small, barely visible slices of market share."
Clint Wilder, senior editor, Clean Edge added: "Some states and cities now compete with entire nations for clean-tech leadership. Iowa, for example – ranked #6 in the State Index's Technology category – now generates more electricity from wind than the international powerhouse Denmark."
Amy Davidsen, US Executive Director, The Climate Group said: "While progress at the federal level is stalled, cities and states are moving ahead to develop a competitive advantage in numerous emerging clean tech sectors. This leadership at the sub-national level will continue to play a critical role in the overall US response to climate change in the years to come."
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Posted 31 August 2013 - 12:30 AM
This sounds like expected behavior. I don't believe the CG4 autoguides, so you must be doing unguided tracking. Your longest exposure will depend not only on the CG4, but on the accuracy of your polar alignment, the focal length of your lens or telescope, and the size of the pixels in your camera.
To get pinpoint stars for all of your images use a wide angle lens. If you use a somewhat longer focal length lens you will get the behavior you described due the the periodic error of of the mount. Instead of going at a constant speed it will alternately slow down and speed up, but briefly the speed will be correct.
Do some experiments to discover the longest focal length lens you can use to achieve 200-300 second exposures. For the longer focal lengths try to find an exposure length where half of your images are good and discard the rest.
Good luck,
Posted 31 August 2013 - 09:36 AM
Posted 31 August 2013 - 10:00 AM
Unless you install a Radial Guider and use a dual cross hair reticule eyepiece and manually guide the mount, the best tracking you can achieve with this mount will never give you the exposure lengths you want. And quite honestly, I seriously doubt you could manually guide for 5 full minutes and get perfectly round stars anyway...
The bottom line is, you need a better mount.
And, if you are using a Newtonian reflector, you are going to get field rotation.
Posted 31 August 2013 - 10:16 AM
See http://www.store.sho...products_gp.htm
Even so may be inadequate for the lenghy exposures you are seeking. You are best off using camera lenses for long exposures with a CG4. Since you are having some luck with 90 second exposures I would stick with 30-60 second exposures with the reflector. Use DSS (Deep Sky Stacker) software to to stack multiple short exposures to allow longer integration times.
For more pleasing results you will need a larger and more precise mount.
For an idea of what is possible with the CG4, go to www.astrobin.com and do an Advanced Search for CG4. There you will find some examples of unguided images of galaxies and nebula using 6" reflectors and small refactors. All of the images were taken by stacking 30-90 second exposures. I was surprised by how good some of them were. You will see some star enlongation at full resolution on many of them, but the look good when reduced to 25% to 50% size (which you need to do anyway to avoid bloated stars).
Posted 31 August 2013 - 11:04 AM
The reason you get a good frame then a bad, then a good, i think, is the periodic error in the worm gear. So if you can get a good 90 sec frame out of 3 then I would say that's your best. The only way to get longer without tremendous frustration is to not use the scope. Just mount the camera on there and use a 50mm lens, you should be able to get 300 sec subs with good round stars.
Or in other words what's the maximum exposure time I can go before the star drifts....I'm willing to hear everything....
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Posted 01 September 2013 - 01:31 PM
For reference, without an H-a filter I would saturate my camera is 2-3 minute exposures. With an H-a filter I can go 20 minutes - that's 1200 seconds - and the histogram is only 1/3 of the way from the left.
I never thought anyone would try to do narrowband imaging with a mount in this class... also a DSLR will have tremendous noise with the long exposures you'd need for narrowband.
Then again. Here's an H-alpha on a modest mount. But it was done with a 50mm lens. And a cooled camera was used to get the long exposures.
Posted 01 September 2013 - 01:37 PM
And this guy used a CG-4 with a Canon DSLR.
60 x 60 seconds with a 50mm lens. At which focal length guiding is not needed.
Posted 01 September 2013 - 01:41 PM
90- to 300-second exposures in my opinion won't get you anything with an H-a filter. 600 seconds minimum..
On an Ha-rich target I sometimes get away with 5 minutes plus a lot of extra processing - but certainly no less than that. And forget short-exposure SII - it requires much longer exposures than Ha. I usually see no SII nebulosity at all in ten minutes.
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Posted 01 September 2013 - 02:53 PM
The PE was quite good, manageable, most of the time. However there was one bad spot, I can still remember those terrible moments as I fruitlessly tried to guide away the error but I just couldn't keep up..
Posted 01 September 2013 - 03:35 PM
Posted 01 September 2013 - 06:59 PM
I still got to say - I never tried narrowband with my CGEM that I used to have. I'm that paranoid.
Posted 01 September 2013 - 07:44 PM
Posted 01 September 2013 - 08:04 PM
I was able to do 2-minute unguided exposures with a 50mm lens, and results weren't too bad. Now these are not H-a (just plain unfiltered) but with a good polar alignment I don't see how you can't do 4-5 minutes.
I used a Pentax K20D (a fairly noisy DSLR by today's standards) and a Vixen Polaris, which is the original mount from which the CG-4 was copied. Only an eyeball polar alignment, no guiding or anything. You can see the Horsehead and Flame Nebulas (faintly) in the above photo. 50mm f/2 manual focus lens at f/4 I believe. You could get a bigger image if you used a 100mm f/2 Canon lens.
Posted 01 September 2013 - 09:06 PM
Like stated above... use a short fast lens like a 50/1.8 or 100/2 (the fast focal ratio will mean you can shoot shorter exposures, and the short focal length will mask tracking errors).
I was able to do 2-minute unguided exposures with a 50mm lens, and results weren't too bad. Now these are not H-a (just plain unfiltered) but with a good polar alignment I don't see how you can't do 4-5 minutes.
Or, if your mount is not up to 4 minute exposures for the focal length you want to image at, just take twice as many 2 minute exposures. That normally works for photos like Orlyandico took without the Ha filter. With the Ha filter you will be filtering out more LP and also a lot of the stars. I suspect the 20 minute exposures are to make the stars bright enough that the stacking software can align the images (Hey guys, am I right on that?).
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Obviously if your lens is at f4 you'd only need (7/4)^2 = 3 = one third of the time (e.g. 3.33 minutes).
And at f2 (the widest a 100mm f/2 lens will go) you'd only need (7/2)^2 = 12X less time, thus 2 minutes would work.
So if you can get your hands on a 100mm f/2 lens it might still be worth your while to check if the filters work.
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i want to do the 200-300 second exposures so what mount would do that for me?
Guided or unguided? What focal length? How much payload?


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text: The Social Network: The story behind the book behind the movie Facebook 07 October 10 by Scott Brown This article was taken from the November issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing onlineSex! Hackers! Embellishment! How Hollywood turned a dorm-room start-up into a big-screen epicMark Zuckerberg is many things, not least a student of the classics. He reads Latin and ancient Greek, and his motto is said to be Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit, or, loosely translated, "Maybe one day we'll look back on all this shit and laugh." Lately, though, he's probably meditating on another Latin phrase: annus horribilis. Because it's been one lousy year for the 26-year-old CEO, despite (and as a result of) the success of his dormitory-born company, Facebook, the most trafficked social-networking site on Earth. His media appearances have been called Nixonian, his hoodie choices have been savagely critiqued. His occasionally Orwellian quotes have been obsessively parsed. He's even been stalked by a Gawker paparazzo.He might as well get used to it. When the movie based on his college exploits and Silicon Valley conquests hits screens this autumn, he'll become the first tech nerd to be granted Hollywood celebrity. But then, that's what happens when Tinseltown turns your life into film, your callow college years into fable and your billion-dollar company into a metaphor for American ambition and the inherent loneliness that lurks just beneath its dark-blue interface.On October 15, with much fanfare and an eye on the Oscars, Sony Pictures is releasing The Social Network, its liberally dramatised, completely unauthorised and (its makers hasten to add) thoroughly researched Facebook-origin story. In this telling, Zuckerberg (played by 27-year-old Jesse Eisenberg) is no mere code monkey with a fondness for dead languages and flip-flops. He's a tragic archetype right out of Sinclair Lewis: the driven, wounded trickster-genius accused of stealing a million-dollar idea and throwing his friends under the bus, all in an attempt to summit the American dream. The filmmakers -- Hollywood A-listers, all -- can't be accused of thinking small. Justin Timberlake, who plays Mephistophelean Napster cofounder and Facebook partner, Sean Parker, calls the story arc "very Greek". Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing and A Few Good Men, compares his version of Zuckerberg to Shakespeare's Richard III, saying of his protagonist, "Give him a hunchback and a club foot and you're pretty close." As for the film's acclaimed director, David Fincher, he jokes that he's made "the Citizen Kane of John Hughes movies".The Fight Club auteur may jest, but his Kane comparison isn't far off. As with William Randolph Hearst -- Orson Welles' inspiration -- Zuckerberg is the most recognised figure in his era's new media, and Facebook is as vital to mainstream culture as Hearst's publishing empire once was. As with Hearst, there's a tang of the ruthless and untoward about Zuckerberg and, as with Hearst, he has a talent for pissing people off. And it doesn't hurt that he's an absurdly young, grotesquely wealthy Harvard dropout. That's why Silicon Valley's first true -- or rather "truthful", in Fincher's distinction -- zeitgeist film isn't Linux: Revenge of the Fallen. (The news of a possible Google flick, no doubt inspired by The Social Network, generated little heat, probably because the company's motto is "Don't be evil".) With Facebook, there's just enough moral ambiguity, blended with just enough brand recognition, to attract Hollywood's attention.For Silicon Valley, The Social Network ends decades of celluloid neglect. Oh sure, moviemakers love hackers, the same way they love Magical Black Men and Rapping Grannies. Fictional techheads always come in handy whenever the hero needs to pop open a locked door or drain a bank account; they roll their eyes at n00bs and proudly display Boba Fett figurines on their desks. But silicon minstrelsy doesn't confer much respect: until The Social Network, the computer business has been denied a mainstream biopic or a resonating social drama. Hackers have Hackers and WarGames and Sneakers, but they've never had their very own Wall Street: an empurpled, self-important, this-is-our-moment movie that makes splashy myth out of quotidian reality -- where everybody looks sexy-tormented into the bargain.Ironically, for all the pre-release rumblings about a Facebook movie, Facebook as we know it today barely makes an appearance in The Social Network. "From a plot standpoint, you could've told the same story about the invention of a really good toaster," Sorkin says. "The fact that it's Facebook just makes it ironic -- that the world's most successful social-networking device was the work of a socially awkward guy."For the studio marketers, Facebook's popularity and visibility are presumably helpful. But for the filmmakers, Zuckerberg was the draw. As with Facebook itself, the unreadable public Zuck is a fascinatingly content-free platform, a cipher that avid minds can't help but fill with their own interests and obsessions. "I'm not gunning for Mark in any way," Sorkin says. "I'm not blind to his jerky qualities. I wrote all about them. But if anything, I'm more apt to identify with him… We all get called losers." Fincher, whose oeuvre (Se7en, Zodiac, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) hardly feels compatible with the story of a tech start-up, is similarly taken with Zuckerberg -- though he seems to admire the guy's stones more than his vulnerabilities. "I know what it is to want to do it your own way. I sort of know what that anger is. I have nothing but respect for him. I look at him and go, 'You did it. You fuckin' did it.'" But which Zuckerberg are these guys addressing, exactly? The poker-faced Valley whizz-kid? Or their own creation -- Citizen Zuck? Soon, it may not really matter. If early buzz on the film is any indication of potential impact, The Social Network could be widely regarded as the definitive portrait of Zuckerberg. Myth is about to overwrite reality, whether the man in question "accepts" or "ignores" it.Ben Mezrich had a problem. "What will the next bestselling Ben Mezrich book be about?" he wondered, lazing in his palatial Back Bay lair. Suddenly, the phone rang. It was destiny calling. "Hello," said a mysterious voice. "I'm the wronged, forgotten cofounder of Facebook, and I want to tell my story." OK, so that's not exactly how the seeds of what would become The Social Network took root in the winter of 2008. 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How To Chop Up Engine Mounts - Engine Mount MayhemWritten by on December 29, 2011 How to Chop Up a Perfectly Good Set of Engine Mounts
By now, you guys should all know that I'm never one to leave anything alone. It doesn't matter if it's new, old, broke, not broke, good lookin' or ugly. If I can get my hands on it, it's never gonna be the same. Now, sometimes this can be a good thing—if it's broke I often fix it. If it's fine, I often break it—then fix it. And sometimes I even have to mess with it just to make it work—sometimes.
Well, this time around I ordered and received a really high-quality engine mounting kit from Speedway Motors. I've been using Speedway products for a good 35 years now and I honestly don't recall ever returning anything other than items I've ordered incorrectly. Now, that's not to say that I haven't sliced and diced more than my share of Speedway wares in my day. But it's always been to make something work for something it's never been designed for. The following is a perfect case in point. The engine mounting kit that's the subject of this story is an item designed specifically to allow the installation of a small-block Chevy into a '55 to '59 Chevrolet pickup. And out of the box they'll do just that—handily I might add. But, this is me we're talking about here, not some enthusiast who goes by the book. As is the case with almost everything I've constructed, my '57 Chevy small-window was sliced and diced as soon as I got my greasy mitts on it. And sometimes the slicing and dicing has been necessity rather than a whim—but not often.
This is one of those rare times where a bit of modification was actually required not just desired. And though the Speedway engine mount kit in question was perfect for its stated use, it wasn't ideal for a truck that'd been subjected to the Rizzo touch. The aftermarket IFS system I'd installed required cutting out the original front crossmember and the partial boxing of the frame. The boxing and crossmember are what necessitated my day of slicing and dicing because the mount kit was specifically engineered to fit an unmolested frame—and as I've said, no vehicle I own sits unmolested. So, though most won't run into this situation hopefully it'll give you an idea of how an item that almost works can be transformed into an item that does work—with a bit of imagination. CT
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The Speedway kit includes a pair of engine side brackets, frame side brackets, rubber mounting cushions, and all the grade-8 hardware needed to install the kit.This is what one side of the assembled kit looks like. The bracket on the left is designed to bolt to the inner surface of the [-shaped framerail. The upper bracket is the engine side bracket that is bolted to the motor mount holes in the engine block, and the tin-covered cushions are located between the two brackets as shown. The setup works perfectly on a truck with an unmolested frame—but need modification (as you'll soon see) in cases where the frame has been modified.Here's the subject of today's tail. The Chevy has been modified to accept a street rod-style IFS system complete with tubular control arms and rack-and-pinion steering.This close-up shows the new crossmember and the partially boxed sections of front framerails. The mounting kit in question will work—after a bit of slicing and dicing that is.Started out by replacing the OEM style engine mounts with the Speedway mounts right out of the box. I knew ahead of time that they needed a bit of massaging, but I needed to mount them as they were first so I could determine where to go from there.With the new engine-side mounts attached, I hung the engine in its mounting location so I could determine where to mark the brackets for trimming.Here, you can see where the unmodified mounts met the IFS crossmember. In order to get them to fit and center the engine in the frame they'd have to be trimmed a bit.After marking the cut lines onto the brackets I walked 'em over to my bandsaw and trimmed both brackets at the marks.I had to remove a section containing three of the four mounting holes on the brackets, leaving the fourth and final holes in place. I lucked out in that respect and didn't have to drill my own. I also rounded the sharp edges using my belt sander to give 'em a more finished look and to lessen my chances of a life threatening injury—well, at least one that was sure to hurt anyway.
After trimming and smoothing both side brackets, I reinstalled them on the engine to check their fit. Luckily, LaSalle, Denise; Yee, Darlyn; Pandy, David; Temkin, Catherine; 'Harren, Michael'; Ayers, Arnold; Layton, Mark; Laboe, Brian; Schoerner, Ronald; Atwood, Pauline; Diamond, Amy my measurements were correct and I was able to move on to the next step without having to make a second set of cuts.Once I was sure that the engine-side mount brackets were OK, I then ground the paint off the crossmember in preparation for the frame-side brackets.With the engine hanging in place between the framerails, I then marked the frame-side brackets for trimming as well. Since the correct positioning of the engine ended up being just rearward of the centerline of the crossmember, I had to trim a good-size portion of the brackets so they'd fit where they needed to be.Using my trusty band saw, I trimmed the first bracket, cutting out a section of both the mounting plate and the center reinforcement as shown.After test fitting the left side, I then transferred the cut lines onto the right side frame bracket making sure I marked it correctly so I didn't end up with two brackets that fit the left side (the opposite mount needed to be a mirror image of the first).Once both frame-side brackets were modified and their edges smoothed, I inserted the mount cushions and bolts to both sides,as the engine was still suspended by the engine hoist. I lucked out and both sides fit really well.I then tack welded the bracket to the frame and crossmember making sure everything stayed lined up. I then moved to the driver's (left) side and did the same to the other mount.
It was a good thing I checked, as one corner of the left frame-side bracket was in the way of the double-D steering shaft which runs from the column to the rack-and-pinion. I took care of that in short order by trimming the offending corner using my reciprocating saw.Next, I test fit the engine in place to make sure all was well and the bracket assemblies were not in the way of anything else in the area.After that small amount of trimming, I lowered the engine into place, inserted and tightened up the hardware, and installed the steering shaft. All good—it worked like a charm. Another bit of assembly behind me and a bit closer to getting this baby on the road—thanks to Speedway and my welder and saw.


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As confirmed during the Olympic Summit held at the IOC Headquarters in November 2013, ensuring respect for the principles of good governance and ethics is an ongoing struggle. "We cannot expect others to adhere to high ethical standards if we do not do so ourselves. We cannot expect proper conduct on the field of play if we do not have good governance within the Olympic Family." (Jacques Rogge, Congress Opening Ceremony Speech, XIII Olympic Congress Copenhagen 2009: Proceedings, p. 16)."[…] we should go a step further in order to ensure that the ethical principles enshrined in the Olympic Charter are respected by sports organisations at all levels and that they are all committed to the principles of good governance." (Thomas Bach, "Unity in Diversity – Respect, Responsibility, Reliability", XIII Olympic Congress Copenhagen 2009: Proceedings, p. 110)
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I want to migrate a couple of Exchange 2007 mailboxes to the newly installed Zimbra server. The Exchange migration tool works fine, but it has one major disandvantage as I see it (or it could be that I don't fully understand the software ).
There is no problem to choose the user mailboxes, or infact, the user accounts in the domain. But we are mainly using linked mailboxes.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- WUSA9's Delia Goncalves takes a look back at the 1994 White House shooting and why one man was left out of the history books.
October 29th, 1994, it was a crisp autumn afternoon. Ken Davis of Maryland missed his White House tour but kept his home camera rolling when suddenly a man dressed in a trench coast pulled out a semi-automatic weapon and started shooting.
Panicked people ran for their lives, as the gunman fired off up to 30 rounds. When he stopped to reload, a couple of bystanders jumped in and tackled the gunman to the ground.
Harry Rakowski of San Antonio was one of them: "I thought he was going to shoot me."
Robert Haines of Washington State was the other man. He told us, "I jumped on his chest...grabbed the rifle and tried to pull it out from underneath him."
You can see Haines chase down the suspect, his white cowboy hat flying, as a baby carriage drifts off and hits a curb. The baby inside was his now 20-year-old son.
"I couldn't get to him first because I had the baby carriage and the concrete barrier. A man on my right hand side came right on front of me," said Haines.
But Haines' role was diminished in a White House briefing and in various TV accounts.
President Clinton then invited two of the gentlemen to thank them, but Haines was not invited. Haines said it wasn't fair. "It was politics," said Haines.
Politics because Robert Haines has been a long shot presidential candidate for decades. He was, in fact, campaigning that fateful day in 1994 and continues now. Even though his chances may not be realistic his spot in history and service remains true to this day.
Thankfully no one, including President Bill Clinton, was injured. That portion of Pennsylvania Avenue is now blocked to traffic and heavily patrolled. The gunman, 26-year-old Francisco Duran of Colorado, was sentenced to 40 years behind bars.


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When I saw Tom Cross give a talk at Innovate 2010 in June, I was first struck with the nonchalance with which he spoke of the black market business of Internet data. I could not have been more intrigued if I were watching a movie adapted from a John Grisham novel. He seemed to have some emotional distance from what creeps most of us out about our mail. And I'm not even talking about email. I mean the good old-fashioned USPS mail. I KNOW I am not the only one who has worn out a few paper shredders thanks to Citibank, Chase, and the like.
The second thing that hijacked my thought train for more than a few moments was how network vulnerabilities are created for the explicit purpose of learning cyber criminal behavior. Like signing up for as much spam as you can. Sure it makes sense to me now. But I am still vaguely uncomfortable talking publicly about threat and attacks. It seems akin to Batman and the Joker building websites to promote their plans to outsmart the other. What was I not getting? By now I was considering slipping quietly out of the room to silence the voice in my head saying I had been foolish, very, very foolish in my confidence as a clever and vigilant consumer of Internet Things.
Realizing that I had some mental catching up to do, I stayed for the lasting impression that could keep me awake at night: just how easy it is to steal digital data. As I struggled with the impartial irony of how enormous yet simple a cat and mouse game Web App security is, visions of Tom and Jerry danced in my boggled brain.
Is there a way to shred 1s and 0s? Because these little buggers are just as likely to create woe as the untended credit card offers in your dumpster. In any case, you'd be better off reading the IBM X Force Mid-year Trend & Risk Report, which reveals the new trends of using JavaScript and PDF files to steal your data.


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I use ZCS 7.2 on CentOS 6.2. Until now I have sent all emails through smtp server of our provider. I have used this wiki Outgoing SMTP Authentication - Zimbra :: Wiki to configure it. On the other hand, all the incoming mails go directly to my impap server on zimbra. However, I have found out that error messages gateher on the account that I used the relay_password file.
Now I would like to change it so that my zimbra server would be also smtp server that all emails would not go through my providers smtp. At the same time I need to secure my server not to be used as relay and therefore all outgoing emails would be authenticated.
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Kitschy Digitals is an online marketplace for creative digital designs that you purchase, download, print and enjoy. It's the brainchild of graphic designer and blogger Danielle Thompson who has pulled together a talented group of fellow designers to offer all these goodies in one place. Need a last minute Halloween costume? Kitschy Digitals masks to the rescue!
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