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text: I lived in Summitt Co way back when there was only 1 stop sign in Frisco and we used to hunt the Gore Range on the left side of the highway going out of Silverthorn. Does anyone know what zone that is now? It's before Williams fork Res. There used to be a forest service road and we parked at the end of it and packed up the trail for 5 hours or so. I'd like to bowhunt this area again before I get to old and busted up to not be able to do it. We used to pack out some serious elk from up top there. Another thing is I had a hunters safety card way back when but don't have it anymore....do you need one still if you were born in 1954 to bowhunt? Anyone know if this is a draw area or OTC? Thanks for any info anyone of you can give me!!!!


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New Hot > APM 1.25" ED comacorrected Barlow 2.7x
Posted 11 June 2012 - 02:37 PM
Barlow-Element in screw in housing US $ 95
Barlow with nice eyepieceholder US $ 149
On Stock now
Posted 11 June 2012 - 04:12 PM
Is this a doublet or triplet like the old Klee. Air spaced or all cemented?
Would you have a pic of one mounted in the eyepiece holder?
Posted 11 June 2012 - 05:29 PM
Posted 13 June 2012 - 10:38 AM
1, its a doublet but thanks to the used real ED-Glas its apochromatic
2, its airspacest
3, we mashcine the holder now,takes around 1 week , then I post it
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Posted 27 June 2012 - 02:00 PM
It works also a perfect optical path corrector and almost fully compensate the optical path of the binoviewer
Posted 28 July 2012 - 04:05 AM
Due Forum discussions pushed, Gerd Duering in Germany designed a new, improved coma corrected ED-Apochromatic Barlowlens, optimized for parabolic mirrors with f-ratio f/4. But it works also as a super high quality Apo Barlow in any other normal Telescope.
This Barlow uses as ED-element the Chinese ED glas FK61 (similar to Ohara FPL51), the lenses are soft cemented and applied on both sides with a broadband multicoating with over 99 % transmission for wavelength from 400 nm to 700 nm.
The optimal backfocus is 105 mm from center of the last lens. The focal length of the barlow is - 62.9 mm, the clear aperture 22 mm.
This barlow offers with its 22 mm aperture in secondary focus a 100 % illuminated photo-visual field of 30 mm diameter when used with 105 mm backfocus.
The 2-part adapter is photo-visual optimized, visual with the optimal backfocus of 105 mm with the new APM-Deluxe Centering Brass-Clamp. This top Deluxe adapter has a length of 55 mm and can be unscrewed, than you get a photographic T2 thread (M42 x 0.75 mm) for use with DSLR with T2 adapter ring.
This Barlow increase the diffraction limited field of view and imaging circle of your fast newtonian and dobsion very much. Observe the planets in your eyepiece at a off axis position with identical image quality as in center of the eyepiece. Observe Double Stars at the edge of your eyepiece Field with same resolution as in center. Observe Galaxies and Planetary Nebulae and galaxie fields all over the eyepiece field with same sharpness. If you have a fast Dobsonian in which Gobuar clusters like M13 or Omega Centauri cover the full eyepiece field, see with this barlow the globular resolution towards the eyepiece edge with same sharpenss as in center.
The edge distorion even in modern Tele Vue eyepieces is reduced to a level you will not see in even 2,3,4 times more expensive barlowlenses.
To my knowledge it is worldwide the only 1 Barlowlens using a expensive ED Glas to archieve apochromatic correction.
First results with the ED-Barlow has been amazing!
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Posted 17 August 2012 - 01:29 PM
1, the Barlow is Apochromatic
2, the Barlow is comacorrected to a image circle of 30 mm
3, the coma correction was tested on the bench
4, the coma correction was tested at artifical stars
5, the coma correction was tested on stars by images
on Top to this writing on the forum " If it really corrects for the coma in a F/4 Newtonian, then it must add coma to a scope that is free from coma"
this statement is correct, but need some additional info: The barlow adds in a coma free telescope like a 4"F/8 Apo the same amount of coma a 4"F/8 newtonian has and thats almost invisible.
On Top, compare this new barlow to any other barlow in your hands , not only on Newtonians but also on apos and see how well our barlow is even corrected there against non coma corrected barlowlenses.
The reason for this is the design and the real ED Glas. To my knowledge there is no other barlow on the market which use real ED glas only the FFC which is not named to be a barlow.
So try to read the german forum http://forum.astrono...nde_#Post923634
or go out and compare it at your scope against others. We have no reason to claim its comacorrected , if it would not be the case, we are not foolish
Posted 17 August 2012 - 06:23 PM
Received the the Barlow...thanks! Built like a tank I was skeptical that unscrewing the small Barlow housing and putting that directly onto the eyepiece would work well..was worrying that there would be some vignetting. However, there was not...nice and clean with no vignetting even in my 14XW.
FYI, the stated magnification was spot on. My bench test showed it operates at 2.7x. Placing the Barlow elements directly onto the barrel of the 14XW yielded a 1.5X Barlow magnification. Nice that it can work in both modes. For fun, I took the Barlow housing off of a GSO 2x I have and put yours in its place. With the length of the GSO's housing your lens set operates at 2.1x. So have lots of flexibility.
Btw, I evaluated how its magnification increases and decreases by distance offset from the shoulder of the visual housing you supplied. It operates at Magnification = 0.016x + 2.7, where "x" is the offset distance in millimeters.
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Posted 18 August 2012 - 01:45 AM
Of course there is a change in mag. with a change in spacing but is there any change in the performance of the coma correction by changing the spacing by screwing the barlow directly to the eyepiece. Or even with the mentioned GSO barlow housing how well does the coma correction elements of the Barlow tolerate different spacings.
Posted 18 August 2012 - 04:57 PM
A 12T4 is a good example as its field stop is offset almost 20mm! So a 12T4 used with this APM Barlow means the field stop is 20mm below the shoulder of the Barlow, decreasing its magnification from 2.7x to 2.38x, so it becomes an effective 5mm eyepiece instead of the expected 4.4mm. So this combination in my XT10 would produce 240x instead of the expected 272x if I assumed 2.7x. Quite a difference!
Posted 18 August 2012 - 08:11 PM
Of course there is a change in mag. with a change in spacing but is there any change in the performance of the coma correction by changing the spacing by screwing the barlow directly to the eyepiece. Or even with the mentioned GSO barlow housing how well does the coma correction elements of the Barlow tolerate different spacings.
According to the designer, the range that still provides "good" image quality is 2.1x to 3.5x. Even if you disagree with what is considered good, the range appears wide.
Posted 29 August 2012 - 08:57 PM
Posted 05 September 2012 - 10:36 AM
in stock for any day shipping at APM
Posted 23 September 2012 - 05:11 PM
a must for dob owners
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Posted 16 November 2012 - 06:37 AM
yes I did , no vigneting issues, but the focallength of the barlow is 105 mm and attaching it to the Leica , means it works with much lesser backfocuse, so I see quality reduction of course, so I do not advise to use it such way
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I am envisioning using a barlow like this with my Mewlon 250 and Flea3 webcam for planetary imaging. Your 1.8x I have works with a lot of extension tubes (but is perfect for my C14). This should eliminate that need. Does that sound right? Also, as I mentioned when we talked in Tucson I'm really hot to get your new 152mm ED doublet next year for dedicated solar. This barlow should give me sufficient amplification for killer sunspot images! Does that sound reasonable to you?
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Everywhere I look, there are "gift guides" being offered for the holidays. What if we decided to take things slow and actually savor the act of decoration? After all, the many hours we spend in our home should be surrounded by loved ones and lovely things.
If you're like me, your 'Holiday Decorations' box is jam packed with tangled lights and odds and ends collected over the years. Aside from items with sentimental value, there is definitely room for improvement on your holiday décor. Therefore, I've compiled a guide to bring your decorations from cliche and tired to something people will marvel at as they sip the eggnog!
Above is perhaps one of my favorite ways to decorate as of late: Garland! Whether it's these darling multi-colored felt balls or home-made signs spelling out a sentiment, it's an easy way to dress up a room! These cool colors are available at Home Remedy, a site specializing in modern treatments for the home. Check them out HERE or for folks looking for something different, they have a Pom Pom version as well.Word Wonderland: As you know, I am sucker for the written word. (1) This knife can be used all year round and displayed during the holidays for a reminder of its message! Available at Milk & Honey. (2) This ribbon is a message of love and makes for a great alternative garland on the tree. I can see this being a surprise decoration for those getting engaged during the holidays! Available from The Lonely Heart. (3) Timeless + Classic = books. This all white stack of novels brings Winter whimsy to any space by Huckster Haven.
Back To Nature: No matter which holiday you celebrate, this is a theme that can be enjoyed by all. (1) Vintage mason jars house perfect snowy trees reminiscent of snow globe magic sans water. Worley's Lighting created these lovelies; swoon with me. (2) A modern day ornament of a brightly colored feather can be used as décor all year round. Hand painted by River Luna. (3) Literally snatched from nature, these dried sequoia tree pine cones are simple elegance by Earth Beauties. (4) A handmade wood cottage adorned with snowy trees (made from bottle brushes) by Mary's Workshop make my heart melt.
Simple + Soft: This category is ideal for those with little ones running about. (1) A "Peace" felt banner by is one of many by Kata Golda. (2) Another treat by Kata Golda perfect for those celebrating Christmas. There are nine variations on this stocking, something for everyone! (3) Last but not least, this darling Angel is perfect for the holidays and can stay out all year round! Available at Diapers.com
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WASHINGTON, DC (CNN)) -- It's official: Social Security will reach its tipping point this year.
For the first time in nearly 30 years, the system will pay out more benefits than it receives in payroll taxes both this year and next, the government officials who oversee Social Security said on Thursday.
And while Social Security cash flow will likely head back into the black for a few years after that, starting in 2015 it looks to stay in the red for the long haul, the trustees said in their annual report.
"The improving economy is expected to result in rough balance between Social Security taxes and expenditures for several years before the retirement of the baby boom generation swells the beneficiary population and causes deficits to grow rapidly," Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said.
As for this year's dip into the red, Geithner said the recession is to blame.
With 9.5% unemployment, fewer Americans are paying taxes into the system and nearly 50% of baby boomers are taking a percentage of their Social Security benefits as early as age 62, instead of the full retirement age of 66.
Some 53 million Americans received Social Security benefits last year, while 156 million workers paid taxes that support it. The current withholding rate is 12.4% -- half of which is paid by workers, the other half by their employers. (The red-hot debate over raising the retirement age.)
Previous tipping points: This is not the first time that Social Security's pay-outs exceeded its revenue from payroll taxes. It reached this point for 13 consecutive years starting in the stagflation years of the 1970s and ending in 1983.
The trustees report also said the Social Security trust fund will be exhausted by 2037 -- its same prediction made last year.
The fund is a $2.5 trillion surplus that workers and employers started paying into the system after Social Security was reformed in 1983. Uncle Sam has since borrowed, spent and promised to pay that money back. It becomes "exhausted" when it reaches a point when only 76% of benefits can be paid out.
Medicare: Despite the report's grim outlook on Social Security, the trustees also presented a glimmer of hope when it comes to the massive Medicare program. The program will get another 12 years of financial health because of the health care reform law enacted by Congress in March, the trustees said.
The controversial Affordable Care Act extends the life of the Medicare Trust Fund to 2029, from 2017.
Cutting the deficit: The trustees report comes at a time when the country's long-term debt burden is a major talking point in Washington. In February, President Obama appointed a bipartisan debt commission that will deliver deficit-reduction proposals by Dec. 1.
Obama's aim is to bring the annual deficit to no more than 3% of the size of the economy, but current annual deficits are on track to be well above that level.


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Whether its fans or label heads, many people have high expectations for Drake's next album, Nothing Was the Same.
However, in an interview with MTV, Drizzy revealed that he's not one of them.
"Best advice I ever got is: No expectations lead to no disappointments. So I have no expectations," he explained.
"Really, just more than September 24, I'm just excited whenever people get the music," continued Drake. "The numbers, the sales, all that stuff it's cool. I'm sure I'll get into it on the day like, 'How much did we sell,' trying to figure it out, but aside from that, I'm just excited for people to hear the full body of work."
The Toronto emcee described the project as a labor of love. "It's been a long time in the making; it's been about a year and a half. Just maneuvering through features and trying to figure out which records to give away, which records to sort of keep for myself. I'm excited to see if I did the right thing or not. I think I did. I love it."
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ZURICH – In the U.S., General Motors announced a recall for Chevrolet Corvettes from the 2005-2007 model years for potential loss of low-beam headlamp operation. Corvette models from 2008-2013 will be covered under a Customer Satisfaction Program.
A certain number of vehicles sold in global markets, including Europe, may also be affected by this condition. The respective owners will be contacted according to EU legislation. All repairs will be at no cost to customers.
When the engine is warm, the underhood electrical center housing could expand, causing the headlamp low-beam relay control circuit wire to bend slightly. After the wire is repeatedly bent, it can fracture and separate. When this occurs, the low-beam headlamps will not illuminate. As the housing cools and contracts, the low-beam headlamp function may return. This condition does not affect the high-beam headlamps, marker lamps, turn signals, daytime running lamps or fog lamps. Loss of low beam headlamps when they are required could reduce the driver's visibility, increasing the risk of a crash.
GM is aware of several complaints globally as result of the condition but no crashes, injuries or fatalities. In case customers should experience the loss of low-beam headlamp operation, they are asked to contact their dealer immediately.
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There are people who travel hundreds of miles to the L.A. Roadsters Show and never look at the roadsters. For them, Father's Day in Pomona is all about hiking the countless aisles of the swap meet or exhibiting their non-roadster in the Specialty Parking section of the show.
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One of our favorite woodies cruised right past us. It's the beautiful '49 Mercury wagon owned by Richard Munz. An aluminum Ardun Flathead keeps this wagon rolling.We could've mistaken this as a historic dragstrip survivor, but the Nixon Bros. Special '32 has been running for just a year. Owner Freeman Nixon mixed a chopped Australian 'glass body with a 350 Vortec crate engine and a lot of retro influences.As a kid, Jim Callaway used to see this '33 DeSoto driving around town—totally stock on 15-inch wooden spoke wheels. He's been the second owner for almost 40 years. The DeSoto now runs a 327 with Muncie four-speed, and has been driven all over the country.A well-dressed Offy Flathead with dual Holleys powers this straight-out-of-the-old-days channeled Model A coupe.When Larry Kooiman was attending Bellflower High School, his classmate Larry Watson was already a well-known customizer. Kooiman's '56 Olds hardtop reflects some of the other Larry's ideas—such as the silver stripes on the roof.For good old-fashioned hot rod appeal, this chopped Model A highboy coupe—with Deuce grille and 'rails, plus a Super Red Ram Hemi with four 94 carbs—is hard to top.This '51 Merc, dropped over a '78 Olds 98 chassis, is a sapphire sled, with all the right stuff—5-inch chop, DeSoto grille teeth, spots, white tuck 'n' roll, frenched headlights, and side pipes, just for starters. It was just a shell when Tom Rodriguez started.Brayton Matheson sent his '67 Ford wagon to his father Ron's shop, Sky Dog Inc., for the transformation from suburban grocery-getter to street cruiser, with satin black and metalflake copper on the outside and a 5.0L Mustang engine on the inside.
Dale Arrieta built a high-class custom out of his '47 Cadillac, enhancing lots of factory elements with new leather, airbags, a 5.3L Escalade engine, and a 2-inch chop.These Auburn gauges, along with several Auburn dash panels and other vintage gauges, came all the way from the state of Washington to the L.A. Roadsters Shop swap meet, and went back on Sunday.If we were still looking for '40 Ford parts for the Road Tour coupe, we could've had this DeLuxe grille for $600, or another one nearby for $1,100. But our '40 is already finished and on the road.This righthand-drive '32 Fordor was built in Argentina, where it served as a military staff car, then a taxi, before being sold to a ranch. The original, unrestored sedan is in California now, in running condition, and for sale for $30,000.These race wheels and tires were used on the Dean Moon dragster in its heyday. The seller had acquired them years ago and sold them minutes before we showed up. The slicks are Firestones; the front tires are labeled "MOON" on the firewall.Last year here, Mark McCann from DeLuxe Speed Shop found a Riley two-port head and intake for the four-banger in his '28 roadster. This year, we got to see the Riley parts in place.Flathead builders had a variety of intake manifolds to choose from here, including Von Esser, Weiand, Offenhauser, Navarro, Edmunds, and Creitz (not shown).This boat painted on the side of this '36 Panel truck is the same one being trailered: an old 16-foot build-it-yourself "plan boat", built with Chris Craft parts and running a '49 Gray Marine Flathead six. The asking price (for the boat) was $6,000, or best offer.


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Published: Monday, December 23, 2013 at 9:56 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, December 23, 2013 at 9:56 p.m.
A man died Monday afternoon after his motorcycle struck a van on Maricamp Road, according to Florida Highway Patrol troopers.
Authorities said the motorcycle, driven by Ruddy Hazel Santiago, 25, of Tampa, was traveling west on County Road 464 in the right lane. A 2004 Kia van, driven by Patricia Ann Clementson, exited Emerald Road and was heading north, trying to cross CR 464 in front of the motorcycle. The motorcycle struck the passenger side of the Kia.
The impact ejected Santiago from his 2012 Honda CBR sport bike.
Santiago was taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
Clementson, 66, of Ocala, was taken to ORMC with minor injuries, authorities said.
Officials said it doesn't appear Santiago was wearing a helmet. The crash investigation is under investigation, troopers said. Clementson was wearing a seat belt, officials said.
Officials said Santiago was driving to his parents' home for the holidays.
The death was the second since Friday, and the 52nd traffic-related death for the year in Marion County.
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Mississippians are voting Tuesday on three ballot initiatives that propose amendments to the state constitution.
Initiative 26, also known as the "personhood" initiative,
would declare that life begins at fertilization.
Initiative 27 would require voters to show government-issued
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Initiative 31 would ban the government from using eminent domain to take land for private economic projects.
State law says that for any initiative to pass, it needs a
simple majority, and it must receive at least 40 percent of the
total votes cast in the election.
That means an initiative might be in jeopardy if it receives
significantly fewer votes than are cast in top-of-the ballot races, such as the governor's election.
Initiatives are expected to be located at the end of the ballot in most counties.
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Once you're done reading the COUNTLESS threads that have already addressed this topic, you can try this:
Bike Racing for Beginners: How to get started
1. Find some group rides, fast group rides. Sit in the back.
2. Don't get discouraged if/when you get dropped from those group rides.
3. Go back the following week and do the fast group ride again.
4. If you're dropped a 2nd time, repeat steps 2 & 3
5. Once you're comfortable with the group and pace (and vice versa), take some pulls.
6. Once you're comfortable taking pulls, try some attacks (if it's that kind of group ride).
7. Once you're comfortable with steps 5 & 6, it's time to enter a race.
8. At your first race, repeat steps 1-6, but substitute 'race' for 'group ride'.
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Apparently we can add professional photographer and television producer to the list of professions which rapper Kanye West thinks he is qualified for.
The rapper, known for his outrageous rants, recently told a New York radio host that he doesn't like appearing on Kim Kardashian's reality television show "Keeping Up With the Kardashians."
Why? Because he thinks he could do it better than the pros at the E! network.
"I don't really do her show just because I don't particularly like the way the producers shoot some of the shots," he says. "I'm very meticulous to that, right? I like to get a different DP [director of photography] or whatever."
West recently made headlines for arguing with another radio host over his beef with the fashion industry, and how he could design clothes better than other big name brands including Louis Vuitton. And last month he started sporting a Confederate flag and dissed the style of President and Mrs. Obama.
West did say that he, however, made sure the entire camera crew was in tow for his recent proposal to his baby's mother, during which he rented out an entire ballpark … you know, just in case they wanted to air that.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Filmmakers Martin Scorsese, Steve McQueen, David O. Russell, Alfonso Cuaron and Paul Greengrass were nominated for Directors Guild (DGA) film awards on Tuesday, an honor that often foreshadows Oscar success.
British director McQueen, 44, scored his first Directors Guild film award nomination for historical slavery drama "12 Years a Slave," as did fellow Briton Greengrass, 58, for Somali piracy thriller "Captain Phillips."
Mexican director Cuaron, 52, earned his first DGA nomination for existential space drama "Gravity."
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Scorsese, 71, received his 11th nomination for the real-life tale of financial greed "The Wolf of Wall Street" and Russell, 55, earned his second nomination for 1970s corruption caper "American Hustle."
Despite Scorsese's 10 earlier nominations, he has only won the DGA award once, in 2006 for crime thriller "The Departed," for which he also won the best director Oscar.
The DGA has consistently been a key predictor of the nominees and eventual winner of the best director Oscar, which often also wins the top Oscar prize for best picture.
Since 1948, there are only seven occasions when the DGA award winner has not gone on to win the corresponding Academy Award. Last year's DGA winner, Ben Affleck, was not nominated for the best director Oscar award, which was given to Ang Lee for "Life of Pi."
Notable omissions from this year's nominations include Alexander Payne, who received a best director Golden Globe nomination for his family comedy-drama "Nebraska," Spike Jonze for futuristic romance "Her" and Joel and Ethan Coen for dark folk music comedy "Inside Llewyn Davis."
The winner of the DGA feature film category will be revealed at a dinner ceremony on January 25 in Los Angeles, six weeks ahead of the Academy Awards.
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Lineups: White Sox in Town
The team is back in town after a short weekend series in Cleveland and will now face the Chicago White Sox for four games at Kauffman Stadium. Tonight, the Royals turn to right-hander Kyle Davies (2-5, 5.65 ERA), while the ChiSox start right-hander Javier Vazquez (12-8, 3.90 ERA).
Here are the other pitching probables for the series:
- Tuesday, Sept. 18: RHP Gavin Floyd (1-3, 5.79) vs. RHP Gil Meche (8-12, 3.78)
- Wednesday, Sept. 19: RHP Jose Contreras (9-16, 5.81) vs. RHP Brian Bannister (12-8, 3.39)
- Thursday, Sept. 20: RHP Jon Garland (9-12, 4.47) vs. RHP Zack Greinke (6-6, 3.88)
Well, Happy "Halfway to St. Paddy's Day" – don't forget to get your green hat (first 20,000 fans!) if you are coming out to the stadium tonight. And, don't forget your check books (cash or credit cards!) for the Royals Charities "Green Hat" Silent Auction. Here are your lineups…
For the Royals:
DeJesus – CF
Grud – 2B
Teahen – RF
Butler – DH
Gload – 1B
Gordon – 3B
Brown – LF
Buck – C
Pena – SS
Davies – P
For the White Sox:
Owens – CF
Fields – LF
Erstad – 1B
Konerko – DH
Dye – RF
Pierzynski – C
Uribe – SS
Richar – 2B
Cintron – 3B
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Adam Ondra Makes First Ascent of Iron Curtain (5.15b)
Ondra has established himself as one of the best sport climbers in the world in recent years. He has climbed at least 25 routes rated 5.15a or harder. In October 2012, he became the first person to climb a 5.15c when he redpointed Change, also in Flatanger. In March of this year, Ondra redpointed Chris Sharma's project La Dura Dura (5.15c) in Oliana, Spain. More recently, he became the second person to onsight 5.14d when he climbed La Cabane au Canada in Switzerland one month ago. With better weather in the forecast for Norway, Ondra hopes to spend the rest of his time in Norway working a few projects he bolted back in May.
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In most cultures, fire and water serve as emblems of destruction. But in the distinctive Japanese mindset, harnessing these two unpredictable elements of the natural order can also seed a stronger, more rooted revival.
The strategy is also geared to making RaQualia exceptional in the eyes of investors and the larger policy community. The company wants to stand out as an innovator in the process of invention, committed to building a distinct global model from Asia of customized product development geared to the region's unmet medical needs. The message from management is, "Think big." RaQualia is not just another small-cap enterprise struggling to build a product portfolio with other peoples' funds. The additive element is the pressure its very presence places on the conventional wisdom that Japan lacks an entrepreneurial culture, where new ideas fail because the only choice is between the "salary man" culture of bureaucratic malaise or the "samurai code" of winner take all. RaQualia is carving out a third way focused on teamwork, trust, and partnered collaboration to achieve a level of R&D productivity that exceeds what has been possible in Japanese life sciences to date.Whether it works or not, the RaQualia model poses a subtle challenge to its industry peers—and to Japanese industrial policy writ large. The question is whether Japan's best days as a pace-setter in medicines innovation are behind it. Or is RaQualia a breakthrough precedent that must be allowed to succeed?
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From a purely commercial standpoint, RaQualia carries the advantage of a running start. Established in 2008, the company began as a spinoff from the decision of Pfizer to shut down its R&D facility in Nagoya. Richly endowed with a staff of more than 400 scientists, the Nagoya operation stood out as a symbol of foreign investor commitment to Japan and at the time was on the cusp of delivering its first global first-in-class medicine, under Pfizer's veterinary franchise. What sealed its fate was the fallout from the collapse of the company's top development target, torcetrapib, a next-generation statin replacement for the $11 billion global blockbuster Lipitor.
As the on-site head of Nagoya, Nagahisa became a point man for a wave of domestic criticism about the merits of the decision, which came only weeks after top Pfizer management had told local officials that the company planned to increase its investments in Nagoya as one of three global hubs for research. "Pfizer is here to stay" was the ironic PR message before the torcetrapib trial's bolt from the blue.


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Charlie Countryman SynopsisWhen his late mother appears in a vision and tells him to go to Bucharest, Charlie immediately boards a plane across the Atlantic. But when he meets a fellow passenger, Charlie finds himself with another promise to fulfill. Charlie does so and falls head over heels in love with Gabi, a beautiful musician. However, a vicious gangster has already laid claim to Gabi, and has no intention of letting her go. Determined to protect her, Charlie enters into the hallucinatory, Romanian underworld filled with violence and, strangely enough, love.
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Iran sends emissaries to Syria to renew its pledge of support
Newscast Media DAMASCUS—An Iranian parliamentary delegation has exchanged
views with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on the latest developments in the Arab
country. The delegation, headed by Chairman of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy
Committee Alaeddin Boroujerdi, met with President Assad in the Syrian capital
Damascus on Sunday.
The Iranian lawmakers also held separate meetings with Syrian Prime Minister Wael
al-Halqi and Foreign Minister Walid Muallem later on Sunday.
The delegation arrived in Syria on Saturday as part of efforts by Tehran to support
the Syrian government amid threats of a military strike against Damascus by the US
and some of its allies.
"As representatives of the Islamic Republic of Iran, we once again inform
Syrian officials and the international community of our opposition to any
attack and war on Syria," Boroujerdi told reporters after a meeting with
Syrian Parliament speaker, Mohammad Jihad al-Laham, in Damascus on
On August 21, the Takfiri militants operating inside Syria and the foreign-backed
Syrian opposition claimed that government forces had used chemical weapons in an
attack against militant strongholds in the suburbs of Damascus, killing hundreds of
The Syrian government has categorically rejected the claim as part of a false-flag
operation. Washington, however, has used the pretext to step up its war rhetoric
against Syria.
US President Barack Obama said on Saturday that he has decided to seek
Congressional approval for an attack on Syria. US lawmakers will debate the issue
when they return from recess on September 9.
Iran and a number of other countries have warned against the ramifications of a
military strike against Syria, saying that the fallout from a military action would engulf
the entire region.
Syria believes the West and its regional allies, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, are
supporting the militants operating inside Syria. According to the United Nations, more
than 100,000 people have been killed and millions displaced due to the violence.
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Columbia, SC (WLTX) --- USC head football coach Steve Spurrier says he plans on coaching three more years.
Spurrier made that announcement on his weekly radio call-in show Thurday after several internet reports had surfaced suggesting the coach was considering stepping down at season's end. The subject of Spurrier's future has also been a hot topic on various sports talk shows.
"I guess I was supposed to be leaving," Spurrier remarked.
Spurrier cited the play of stars such as Marcus Lattimore, Jadeveon Clowney, and Connor Shaw as reasons to stay.
Spurrier also said he wants to become the school's all-time leader in victories. Currently, Spurrier has 51 wins at Carolina, just 13 behind Rex Enright's 64, a mark which has held since 1955.
Back in April, USC gave Spurrier a pay raise. His current contract expires after the 2013 season.
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Hey everyone, I think I found a fix for needing to know all user's passwords. Being that I can't write scripts like other people had said they've done to make imapsync easier, I did some more research and found out about --authuser1.
Check out this thread. It explains how to migrate users without needing to know their password at all, authenticating against 1 user account (most likely domain admin).
You'll need to scroll down a bit to find the string that worked for this guy. And it looks like authmech needs to be login, not PLAIN. I hope this helps!
*Edit* This doesn't work the way it was explained. Still need all user passwords. Mod can delete this post if you like.


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I get emails for lets say "Peter Smith" that I have in my address book, but in the header of the mail it's something else: For example: "P. Smith". How can I set Zimbra, that it will display the name in the address book AND also show me, that it is a sender that is already saved in the address book?
Zibra Version 7.2.2
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I want to wish all of you Dads out there on the Fourm Happy Fathers Day!
My wife, daughter and myself are going up to Lake Tahoe Fri-Sun for a camping trip. Can't wait to get my butt in a lawn chair and my feet in the sand with a cold beverage.
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. — The northwestern Colorado town of Hayden won't let a Wyoming energy company use existing roads to reach well sites in rural areas.
The town council denied a request from Casper-based True Oil to bring heavy trucks and oil rig equipment through town last week.
There are two schools, aging bridges and many homes along the proposed route. Mayor Jim Haskins said the town shouldn't let the company use the roads unless it is willing to pay for improvements or repairs, alluding to towns in North Dakota who have had to repair roads because of oil boom traffic there.
Unlike in the coal industry, Haskins said the jobs brought by drilling wouldn't bring a long-term benefit to the town.


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Dear Forum,
How many Zimbra's can i have on VM Space?
Let's say a Dell T420 With 2 Cores (Xeon 2.4 Ghz), and 64 GB's memory using SATA. (Sata or SAS?) (6 Ethernet GB's each)
How many Zimbra's can i run ?
Each VM with 300 Employes Max.
Will run ok in Virtualbox over linux ? or need to use VMWare ESX?
Using GB Lan connection can i store the VMKS in Storages?
Thanks alot sharing experience.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - EUROPEAN TOUR - ALFRED DUNHILL
CHAMPIONSHIP, Leopard Creek Country Club, Malelane, South Africa - The Alfred
Dunhill Championship returns after a year off the schedule.
Garth Mulroy won the title when the event was last played in November 2011.
Mulroy closed with a 68 to fend off George Murray, who shot 67 in the final
The event is co-sanctioned with the Sunshine Tour. Mulroy won the 2011 Order
of Merit on that tour thanks in part to his win at the Leopard Creek, and his
top-10 finish the following week.
That was the end of the 2010-11 schedule and this tournament was played twice
that season. The first time around, Pablo Martin won by two strokes over three
Two homegrown major champions will headline the field this week. South
Africans Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel are both competing. Schwartzel
is coming off a commanding 11-stroke win last week in Thailand.
Last week's winner, Scott Jamieson, and Branden Grace, who won four times last
year on the European Tour, are also in the field this week.
Golf Channel will have early morning coverage of all four rounds.
The European Tour will return to action January 10th with the Volvo Golf
Champions, where Grace beat Retief Goosen and Ernie Els in a playoff last
PNC FATHER/SON CHALLENGE, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Orlando, Florida - The
Father/Son Challenge returns to the schedule for the first time since 2008.
Larry Nelson, a 3-time winner, will be on hand to defend his title with his
son, John. The elder Nelson has won in 2004 and 2008 with his son Drew, and he
also won in 2007 competing with another son, Josh.
The Nelsons will battle 17 other teams this week. Arnold Palmer is competing
with his grandson Will, while Bernhard Langer and Fuzzy Zoeller are playing
with their daughters.
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We are in the testing phase with a Zimbra Open Source set up.
A few weeks ago I noticed that the hard drive space was filled up and managed to locate a very large log file in the tmp folder.
Having deleted that one, I have now noticed that another file appears to be increasing in size as well and I am unable to find what is attributing to this.
The log file is named zmsetup.mmddyyy-hhmmss.log
I would like to know what process is writing to this file and how to limit size or prevent it from becoming as massive as the previous one.
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Zimbra Desktop on Mac v 7.2.1 GA (build 11637)
I have two Zimbra email accounts and with it of course are two Address Books, two Calendars, etc... As I work during the day and go back and forth between email, address book and calendar; periodically when I go back to contacts, Zimbra seems to lose focus and show no contacts and I have to click on the correct "Contacts" where I store all of my contacts. Not sure if this is because I have two Zimbra accounts configured and no one discovered it yet? Or because it's the second Zimbra account in the order. I have not tried just installing one zimbra email account to see what happens as I work. Happening to anyone else?


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The original expression becomes protected by copyright as soon as it is in tangible form. Once an original expression exists in a tangible form, that expression is protected by copyright.
The length of protection varies depending on when the copyrightable material was created. The Copyright Law changed in 1978. If the copyrightable material was created:
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The creator owns the copyright unless he or she creates the work for someone else (possibly the institution they work for). In the case of creating for someone else (a principal), the principal owns the copyright. This situation is also known as "work made for hire."
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To register a work, you have to file a copy of it either electronically or by hard copy with the Register of Copyrights, Copyright Office, Library of Congress, Washington D.C., 20559.
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Back many years ago. 1977 maybe. My father and I went to an auction.One of the local gun shops was going out of business. We bid on and won a Remington 788 in 308. An ugly duckling that was a fact,but it shot quite well. I used it a couple years and ended up putting a M70 XTR 270 on lay away as my next rifle. Dad offered to buy a scope for the 270 in exchange for the 788. Being young and broke,I accepted his offer.He and I were hobby gunsmithing at the time,so he decided to "Gussy up" old ugly duck. It took some time,but he eventually got her done. After removing the sprayed on varnish and walnut finish,he checkered and inlaid her with some brass. Skeletal grip caps were all the rage at the time so one was in order. So it was written so it shall be done. Some walnut stain and a little tru oil on the old birch plank and she was done. A pretty nice looking 788.
He shot a deer or two with it. Stored it mostly. Then a young fella related to Dad's woman friend at the time wanted to buy her. Damn if he didn't do it too! I was a little upset that it got out of the family,but the fella was a genuinely nice guy and very careful with his belongings. Low and behold about a week ago,he showed up at Dad's place,with the 788,in just the same condition it was in 10 years ago! He wanted Dad to have it back as he could no longer hunt. What a super gesture. This time Dad brought her over. It was time for her to come home. Here are a few pics of the old girl. I hope the devoted 788 folks don't mind the alterations. I like them.


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Hello folks
I've developed a Zimlet taht is basically a Zimbra ServerExtension written in Java... - I've extended the com.zimbra.cs.extension.ZimbraExtension class to create my own SOAP Service.
Everything is working fine.
Next step is to send an email from the current logged accout (the user thta invokes my zimlet and so my Server Extension). This email is some kind of log when something fails, like an administrator message.
Can someone address me to ZImbra JAVA API that can send such email?


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