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I DON't WANT to die!
I DON'T want to die!
I don't want to die!
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to die!
I DON"T WANT TO die!
I DON't WANT to die!
I DON'T want to die!
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May God bless all of you.
Hmmmmmm -- i am thinking.
What iz i?? What iz u?? What iz your consciousness and your unconsciousness?? What are your memorys?? What iz pain, fear, happyness -- what iz wanting??
Eech of us iz just a machine, a machine being uzed by our genes to create more copys of our genes. We are slaves to our genes. Our feelings, our actions, are all dictated by our genes, for our genes. Our bodys are only a caterpillar, a grub, a larva, a pupa, a chrysalis, for our genes. Genes rule -- the body dies, but genes liv forever.
What iz 2013?? Really there iz only now -- a fleeting moment. All else iz an illuzion. There iz no such thing az time. No such thing az 2013.
We know what death iz. Death iz every moment that kame before u lived, and every moment after. Death iz an eternity before, and an eternity after -- two eternitys. But what iz dieing?? Dieing iz the end of life -- but then what iz life??
What iz the use of not wanting to die if u dont liv 100%. Wasted seconds and wasted days are a loss, a semi-death. One might az well sleep all day and nite.
Don't be afraid your life will end; be afraid that it will never begin.
Grace Hansen
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You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.
Joe Lewis
It is not the years in your life but the life in your years that counts.
Adlai Stevenson
"This parrot is no more. It has ceased to be. It's expired and gone to meet its maker. This is a late parrot. It's a stiff. Bereft of life, it rests in peace. If you hadn't nailed it to the perch, it would be pushing up the daisies. It's rung down the curtain and joined the choir invisible. This is an ex-parrot."
- John Cleese/Monty Python, Episode 8
"Out, out, brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts
and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more."
- William Shakespeare, Macbeth
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Grammar and grampa died years ago.
But i think u might be konfuzing grammar with spelling.
Or, spelling with vocabulary.
Or, syntax with phonology.
Or speech and diction with lexis.
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There would haue beene a time for such a word:
To morrow, and to morrow, and to morrow,
Creepes in this petty pace from day to day,
To the last Syllable of Recorded time:
And all our yesterdayes, haue lighted Fooles
The way to dusty death. Out, out, breefe Candle,
Life's but a walking Shadow, a poore Player,
That struts and frets his houre vpon the Stage,
And then is heard no more. It is a Tale
Told by an Ideot, full of sound and fury
Signifying nothing.
Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?
Caught in a landslide, No escape from reality
Open your eyes, Look up to the skies and see,
I'm just a poor boy, I need no sympathy
Because I'm easy come, easy go, Little high, little low
Any way the wind blows doesn't really matter to me, to me
Mama, just killed a man, Put a gun against his head
Pulled my trigger, now he's dead
Mama, life had just begun
But now I've gone and thrown it all away
Mama, ooh, Didn't mean to make you cry
If I'm not back again this time tomorrow
carry on, carry on as if nothing really matters
Too late, my time has come
Sends shivers down my spine, body's aching all the time
Goodbye, ev'rybody, I've got to go
Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth
Mama, ooh, I don't want to die
I sometimes wish I'd never been born at all
I see a little silhouetto of a man
Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the Fandango
Thunderbolt and lightning, very, very fright'ning me
(Galileo.) Galileo. (Galileo.) Galileo, Galileo figaro
Magnifico. I'm just a poor boy and nobody loves me
He's just a poor boy from a poor family
Spare him his life from this monstrosity
Easy come, easy go, will you let me go
Bismillah! No, we will not let you go
(Let him go!) Bismillah! We will not let you go
(Let him go!) Bismillah! We will not let you go
(Let me go.) Will not let you go
(Let me go.) Will not let you go. (Let me go.) Ah
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
(Oh mama mia, mama mia.) Mama mia, let me go
Beelzebub has a devil put aside for me, for me, for me
So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye
So you think you can love me and leave me to die
Oh, baby, can't do this to me, baby
Just gotta get out, just gotta get right outta here
Nothing really matters, Anyone can see
Nothing really matters
Nothing really matters to me


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1) Good idea. This in on our list. It's a bit trickier since in conversation mode there are more than one *sender*.Originally Posted by adobrin
2) Tasks yes. Forms we'll for the most part enable with the API that we use to create the mash-ups you've seen today Skype, Google Maps, Fedex/UPS, etc. This API is not in the code today as it will be in final form but it's coming and should provide the hooks needed to make some top notch integrations.
3) Yes. As I said above, we've got some pretty cool plans around this and hope to expose at least some of this via the admin UI.

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I am really new to hunting bears in the spring. I have not given it much time in the past but I am really jacked up about the opportunity this year. What sort of areas do I need to concentrate on? I have read that south facing clear cuts with grass seem to be productive areas, but I am really not sure how to best identify good bear habitat. I elk and deer hunt somewere around 40-50 days a fall, all on foot so I understand how to put hard work and time into this. Any information is much appreciated.
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1949 Chevy Custom Air Suspension - Suspending BeliefWritten by on May 1, 2010 Our Project '49 Chevy Gets Custom Air Suspension
Around a decade ago now, when the Purple Pig first came into my possession, one of the first jobs after replacing the entire lower 8 inches of bodywork and chopping the roof, was to cut the front coil springs and add dropped spindles, and fit crazy 6-inch lowering blocks to the rear. Just before the '49 was loaded on a British ship bound for California, I C-notched the rear of the chassis, still with the leaf springs and blocks. The car has always ridden low-probably too low as it had a mere 1/4-inch of suspension travel until I notched the frame, so when its long-overdue revamp was planned, rear airbags were part of the equation. Indeed, they'd been the intended reason for the C-notch.
However, with the inclusion of the Classic Performance Products trailing arm rear suspension, the notion of 'bags was quickly ousted in favor of ShockWaves (from Air Ride Technologies, now known as RideTech), and followers of the project will remember the rear of the car sitting very low with aluminum ShockWaves when the rearend install was complete. Unfortunately for me, those were merely on loan from CPP! I figured I'd only run ShockWaves in back, as the coil-sprung Chassis Engineering IFS that came next would work just fine, thank you. But it just wasn't low enough for my liking, despite setting the neat adjustable upper spring mounts to their highest (and hence lowest ride height) setting. I'll admit I like my cars lower than most, though still with a safe scrubline, and the Chassis Engineering suspension is ideal for many people. When I heard that RideTech was introducing budget versions of the ShockWave in steel, known as the Black Series, not only did they appeal to my lowly journalistic pocketbook, but I could see a way to get the front of the Chevy as low as the rear.
Which in my usual drawn-out fashion, brings me to this latest installment of the Project '49. Until now all the parts used on the Chevy have been of a bolt-in design, a conscious move on my part to show how a project car can be built with minimal fabrication. OK, there's been a little welding, such as the bearing mount in the steering linkage, but in the main everything was bolted in. Until now. While the CPP rear suspension is designed for the ShockWaves to bolt to brackets on the trailing arms, upper mounts had to be fabricated owing to my C-notch. Up front, however, I had some planning and fabrication to undertake; likewise in the trunk, where the air pump, tank, and solenoid block were to be mounted. While there's no reason to go as fab-crazy as I did back there, as you'll see, this all needs mounting somewhere. So the air suspension installation will be split into two parts, with the heavy fabrication work covered this month, and the plumbing, electrical hookups, electronic suspension management system, and level sensors in the next issue. So with the welder fired up, grinders and air tools at the ready, and the Emergency Room on standby, let's begin.
Steel Yourself Introduced in 1999, the original aluminum-bodied ShockWave, now called the Master Series, was a significant development in air suspension, allowing the air spring and shock absorber to become a single component, rather than having to mount shocks off the side of suspension arms and the like. RideTech invented the ShockWave, and holds two U.S. patents for the design and function. Over the past decade, the Master Series has been refined, now offering single or double adjustable shock valving, optional internal ride height sensors, multiple air spring configurations, and a wide range of stroke lengths, load capacities, and mounting styles, the most common being eye or stud mounts.
RideTech has recently added two new versions of the ShockWave: the Titanium Series, which features 24 position compression and rebound valving, remote reservoirs and a monotube gas pressure design, which I guess will appeal to the road racers and track day stars out there who want optimum handling and the ability to fine-tune their ride quality in a high-tech package; and the Black Series, a twin-tube steel body shock that retains all the mounting and installation advantages of the Master Series, but is comparable in price to a separate airbag and shock system. However, the Black Series isn't available with internal ride height sensors.
Not My Bag RideTech offers two types of airsprings; double convoluted and rolling sleeve. The former has more load capacity, a shorter stroke and a more progressive spring rate, making it appropriate for front end applications, where the weight of the engine and trans require the increased load capacity. The rolling sleeve design has a longer stroke, more linear spring rate and usually a smaller diameter. The short stroke of the double convoluted design isn't a problem, as most front ends mount the spring inboard of the load point, meaning the stroke length is almost doubled at the actual wheel.
While RideTech can supply bespoke kits for a number of vehicles-mainly muscle cars, pickups, and Tri-Five Chevys-they can supply components for a custom install, which is what I was looking at with the project Chevy. A number of aftermarket Mustang II-based IFS systems are also covered, though Chassis Engineering's crossmember isn't one of them, so I had to do a little math, a lot of thinking, and some fabrication to make it all work correctly, ensuring the recommended ride height of the ShockWave was adhered to, and that the suspension geometry was where it should be at ride height too. Add in the fact that the airspring must not touch any part of the chassis or body throughout its travel, no components should hang below the scrubline at ride height, or touch the ground on full drop, plus I wanted the finished deal to look neat, and there was a lot to consider.
Off the rack and sitting on its wheels with the ShockWaves fully deflated, it's obvious the car sits slightly nose-high, though the dropped spindles will rectify this. Apart from a psychological boost, there's a reason for this step. I wanted to ensure nothing could touch the ground at full drop, and also check that none of the suspension parts hit the body either. In the event of catastrophic failure I want to be able to steer the car to the side of the road, not be sliding along the blacktop with sparks flying. The rearend differential yoke does hit the driveshaft tunnel, so that will need rectifying despite me having raised the tunnel once already. However, this was a closed driveline car previously, and I wasn't too concerned if the torque tube kissed the tunnel every once in a while. In all seriousness, low cars look cool, but safety has to be considered foremost. Ask me sometime of my personal experiences of a modified car I bought whose builder ignored scrublines and why I like to fit front driveshaft loops!
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The reason for grinding the bolts flush was because the plate was welded to the floor, eliminating any bolt heads, threads or nuts visible from underneath. Similarly, the air tank was mounted to the side of the recessed section of floor using bolts welded to 6 x 1 1/2 x 1/8-inch plate, which in turn were welded to the outside of the "box" to spread the load. I then installed Dynamat to reduce noise and heat transfer, as the exhausts will run behind this area.With nuts welded to the underside, the solenoid block will mount to this bracket. This shot more clearly shows how the tank is mounted (and yes, I'll use larger diameter washers at the final install).In the center is a pair of Black 7000 Series ShockWaves, which feature 4-inch-diameter rolling air springs (as opposed to the double convoluted design of the front ShockWaves) with a 5-inch stroke. They are equipped with covers, or AirCANs, to reduce the risk of damage from the sleeve chaffing on other components , the chassis or body, while allowing them to be mounted closer to other components than would normally be acceptable. These feature a compressed height of 11.56 inches, an extended height of 16.56 inches, and an intended ride height of 14.5 inches. The front ShockWaves, owing to being mounted inboard of the wheel, don't require as long a stroke as the rears, these having just less than 3 inches, which equates to about 5 inches of travel at the wheel. Note the stud top mount rather than an eye, to fit the Mustang II-based suspension.The compressor, Model 327 and rated at 0.5 cfm at 150 psi, mounts at three points using rubber insulating pads with sleeves to prevent crushing. Rather than mount it directly to the sheetmetal floor and risk vibration or droning noises, I drilled and tapped an 1/8-inch plate, mounted the compressor, then ground the exposed threads of the mounting bolts flush with the base of the plate.Here's what careful planning and not-inconsiderable fabrication and welding produced: a recessed trunk floor in which the gas tank, air tank, compressor, and eventually, the air solenoid block will reside. Once the gas tank is plumbed I'll fabricate a cover and all this will be hidden, eliminating the possibility of accidental damage and reducing noise. I drilled air vent holes in the rear wall of the "box" to allow an air supply to the compressor.Electing to mount the rear ShockWaves first, 3/16-inch steel was used to make all bracketry. I installed two 3/16-wall thickness 2x1-inch box section crossmembers fore and aft of the C-notch when I modified the chassis, then CPP added the upper ShockWave mounts and the sturdy gusset when they installed the rear suspension.With everything painted, here's the aluminum ShockWave installed at CPP when they fitted the axle and trailing arms. CPP made the lower mount bracket to suit. Note this ShockWave uses poly bushings top and bottom.
While the poly bushing eyes measure 1 1/4 inches wide, the rod end style are 1-inch wide. I keep a bunch of steel spacers on hand, and digging through the drawer produced four 1/4-inch-wide, 1-inch OD spacers. Most decent hardware supply houses stock spacers of varying sizes.Installed with Grade 8 hardware, and a spacer top and bottom, the rear ShockWaves bolted easily into place.Unlike most aftermarket Mustang II-based suspensions, the Chassis Engineering crossmember doesn't use conical upper shock mounts, as it features this neat threaded combined shock and coil upper mount. The top of the coil sits under the gray "disc" while the shock bolts through the hole in the center of the threaded portion. As can be seen in the background, the thread can be raised or lowered to adjust ride height. Very cool, but it posed me problems with mounting the ShockWave.With the ShockWave temporarily bolted to the shock absorber mount on the lower A-arm and the threaded top mount removed, this is what I was faced with. The ShockWave is at full extension, but would only compress approximately 1 to 1 1/4 inches for optimum ride height. The lower arm should be level at ride height but was already sloping down toward the outer end, and the ShockWave was so far up in the "top hat" section of the crossmember that it would be physically impossible to access the air fitting. Hmm, time for some head scratching.Here's the shock mount on the lower A-arm that I temporarily mounted the ShockWave to, despite it using a 7/16-inch bolt while the ShockWave uses a 1/2-inch.Poring over the RideTech literature I surmised that a general rule of thumb when it came to ride height was to have the airspring compressed by roughly a third. This makes sense when you think about it as you want more suspension when you hit a bump than a dip. With this in mind I needed to deduce where one third compression was exactly. While the following may not be the by-the-book method, it proved the easiest to photograph, and while the suspension travel is greater at the ball joints than the eyes of the ShockWave itself, the 1/3:2/3 ratio is still the same. With that said, picture 20 shows 14 1/2 inches from the jack to the bottom edge of the upper A-arm (which remains stationary throughout the following as there's no spindle connected!) with the ShockWave fully extended.Picture 22, with full compression, gives a measurement of 10 1/2 inches. Using the 1/3:2/3 ratio, ride height should be just a tad below a measurement of 12 inches. Picture 21 shows the suspension at this ride height. All well and good, except the lower A-arm should also be level at ride height for optimum handling and suspension geometry, which you can see it is currently at full compression. The solution? Drop the lower ShockWave mount below where it is now, so the lower arm is level at ride height.Not wanting to cut the crossmember apart, I figured out how far the ShockWave could go up into the "top hat" and still access the air fitting, which put the top mount just about level with the top of the "top hat". By cutting the coil mount off the threaded section, it meant I would still be able to use this for the top mount, though whether I'll need its adjustability with air suspension may prove irrelevant! Also, if the ShockWave were to be moved any higher into the "top hat" I'd have to trim it for clearance around the airbag and to access the fitting. At this height there's 1/4 inch of clearance between rubber and steel.
However, with the lower arm level, currently the ride height is still too high for my liking, so I'll fit 2-inch dropped spindles to bring it down a little. As you can see, this will put the zerk fitting on the lower ball joint 1 inch above the scrubline (an imaginary line drawn between the bottom of each wheel, minus tires, ensuring no part of the car can touch the ground even with four flat tires) I elected to lower the bottom ShockWave mount by 1 3/4 inches, keeping it a scant 1/4 inch above the scrubline.The gap between the two brackets, which I planned to weld to the inside of the stamped steel A-arms, was exactly 3 inches, and with the ShockWave eye measuring 1 inch, I turned up a couple of 1-inch spacers from 1/8-inch wall seamless steel tube. With everything tack-welded in place, I installed the ShockWave for a trial fit.Viewed from the side, you can see how the lower mount is fitted, Grade 8 hardware used once again. The spacers will be welded to the brackets, though I'll weld nothing until I'm certain everything will work as it should.I fabricated new lower mounts from 3/16-inch steel plate, the mounting hole 1 3/4 inches below the shock mounting hole on the A-arm. Here I'm using a transfer punch to accurately transfer the center of the hole to be drilled in the second bracket.I like to use Roto-broach hole cutters when tackling jobs like this, as they produce a perfectly round hole, unlike a drill bit, especially when drilling by hand, rather than using a drill press.


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Well I hope to be. My other Nephew has 3 points and were going to ride his coat tail to give us a better chance. Hopefully that helps us out. I do love that tag. Should draw a bear tag here in Utah for the Spring to keep us busy the first part of the year.
Hey there nieghbor. I see we lurk in alot of the same places
I wish this forum was as user friendly as Bowsite.com.
Are you hunting WY elk this year? I should be. Good Luck, Dave Rich


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Excellent Pics!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Excellent Pics!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Good ones!
Thanks for sharing, those were great pics.
Shoot STR8
Awesome pictures! What kind of camera gear did you have?
Very nice..im a 270 man myself what gr.bullet and type do you use for elk
First, thanks for all the nice comments. Its appreciated.
As to camera equipment, I'm using a Nikon D40 DSLR with a 18-55mm lens and a 55-200mm lens. Wife and I are saving our pennies to buy a really good long distance lens.
As far as my ammo in the .270 I have been using nothing but 150 gr. Nosler Partitions. No complaints and have yet to find one in any of the elk I've shot with them.
Very cool slayer. You must be getting pretty close for some of those pics, with a 200mm lens max. You're setting up a tripod? Are all of these from the same area of CO?
Nothing to sell.
Nothing to promote.
Love to hunt!
We are close. All of the elk pics were taken over the last couple years in Rocky Mountain National Park. Its a photographers dream and I am not aware of anywhere else in this state a guy could get that close. The rams were also in RMNP.
The moose and the scenery shot were taken where I elk hunt. They are sure taking over the valleys up there and seem to be everywhere. I never did get a shot of one Shiras Bull that had to have been well inside the record books. I wished I would have packed my camera on those days.
Here are my 2 best bulls. Got them in back to back years after moving to a new spot.
Very nice pictures Wapiti slayer.


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With the victory, the Redskins improved to 17-3 on the season, and advanced to the sectional final at 5 p.m. today against Buckeye Local.
"Give Big Red credit," Indian Creek coach Angie Penner said. "They fought until the finish. They put pressure on us in every inning, so congratulations to their team for that.
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Davis, the next batter, doubled. It was the last hit Westlake allowed as she was replaced by Perrino. Perrino walked DeFallo, the first batter she faced, but she was able to pitch out of harm's way.
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Gentile singled to start the inning, and with one out Christina Archer drew her second walk of the game.
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Sullivan started Indian Creek's half of the sixth with a single, and she came around to score on a two-out hit by Mays to reach the final score.


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Wow, I have already learned so much about cartography and have gotten some great scripts and tools from the users here. Thank you all.
On to my quandry: if you were a battle tile consumer, which of the following 3 would be your preference?
Wow, I have already learned so much about cartography and have gotten some great scripts and tools from the users here. Thank you all.
On to my quandry: if you were a battle tile consumer, which of the following 3 would be your preference?
I vote for the one on the right from a purely aesthetic point of view (I don't play) but I suspect that the shadow might make things not always line up properly so the middle might be best.
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I chose the one in the center but I think I would prefer it with the lines of the left one. I don't care for the blaring white corners though (it may be that way to keep size down?). The first one is clean and totally functional but doesn't have much ambiance. The one on the right I can't decide if it's a raised walkway that you could fall off of or if it is wall texture being shown. Anyway, I just added this so you would know what I was thinking as I looked at them.
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You know, I never looked at it like that before. I guess it could look like a raised walkway, maybe I should add a bevel layer to the edges of the black. And the fade away is wall texture. And yes, the white is there to keep size down and to keep ink requirements low when printing out the tiles.
one thing to consider if these are going to be tiles that players assemble and rotate is the bevel, if you add a strong beveled edge, then rotate it and match it up to a non rotated tile, the bevels will be off.
I spent most of my weekend working on something very similar to the ones above.
I like the middle one, though the white is a bit too bright, maybe a soft color there would be easier to look at.
The first one the pattern tile too much. The second one with RobA's script is much nicer, now the floor look good. The white areas are very white though although I know its for printing purposes. On the last one, I like the idea of a "rock" pattern in the walls, but the fade to white suddenly draws attention to the walls instead of the floor, so get rid of that ... and then work a bit more on the rock texture and you might have a winner. But as they stand now - nr. 2 is the winner
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If the setting would be medieval-ish fantasy, then the middle one is best, because with its texture it looks more like cut stone blocks than floor tile. Along with the shading and clear borders between the floor and unused space (white) the look is appropriate and effective.
The left one just has the problem of the obvious repeating pattern, and the right one takes the focus away from the floor.
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I totally agree with the comments above. The last one is pretty, but it's going to be a pain to get tiles that line up well using that method (I speak from pained experience). If you want your life to be ten times easier - stick with the middle style. I also feel the white is a bit brutal.
I like the last one the best myself. I don't think lining up the tiles will be to much of a problem as long as you get yourself a seamless stone texture that fits the tile space exactly (shouldn't be to hard, if you need one I can send you one of mine).
For the floor texture, I personally would prefer one mid-way between the first style and the other styles. Perhaps you could take the floor texture from one of the latter styles and try putting a very minor blur on it (like 1 pixel) to make it seem deeper in the image?
I tiled out the last style piece and see that the texture is indeed almost seamless, and looks really good IMO. I also blurred the floor flagstone texture with a single pixel gaussian blur and I really like the look. The detail is still there, but the focus is fuzzed just enough to make it seem like background.
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Since my monitor displays two styles on the first line, and the last one on a second line, I'll be gambling that the bottom one is supposed to be 'the right' image. I do not have a wide-screen monitor.
Anyway, if the white area's where to be black or a similar dark colour, I think I'd go for the right. Alternatively, the middle one seems fine too... though I agree that the white colour is not doing any of the styles justice.


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Right Right.
So do you or do you not believe "Our children have a right to grow up in a caring and decent society that protects their right to live and learn in safety."??
Its pretty simple Gayle.
You see unless it has escaped your attention. Women dont give birth to hedgehogs or anything else other than human children.
Dont get me wrong I could care less about how many children woman have ripped from between there thighs. We have no natural predators. So the only possibilities to keep the population under control is war and pathogens that wipe out broad swaths of the human population globally.
What I do believe is that we should be honest about what being. Woman have been given the right perform legalized murder of their children.
And no. Its not settled law. Nothing prevents the SCOTUS from ruling on it again should they take the case up. I would think you would understand that.
Your twisting of the second amendment does not alter what its purpose is.
Seems at least one of our 2 terrorist bombers were Obama supporters. Interesting that he's not the only terrorist that supports Obama.
As far as background checks go.
How come out of some 4,472 felons that attempted to get guns 2010 the Obama DOJ only prosecuted 44 individuals. That's a 1.7 in 10,000 chance of being prosecuted.
Perhaps it would make sense to enforce the near 30,000 gun laws that are on the books before adding more.
Using the people as fodder to push an agenda it would seem. Acceptable losses I would imagine.
Perhaps we should have background checks for pressure cookers as well. Now that they have been declared WMD's.
There was nothing in the anti gun law that would have prevented Sandy Hook or Columbine.
And in case you have not noticed the ranks of gun owners are swelling across America. One of the largest growth area's of purchasing is woman. So what you want may become moot.
Gun control died in the senate. Obama is upset because he cant blame it on the republicans. Immigration may be next thanks to our Obama supporting Muslim terrorists. If that dies in the senate as well its another issue that cant be used blamed on the republicans in the house.
There have been terrorist incidents that have reached their targets on US soil under Obama. I wonder how many more there will be in the next 4 years?
This last one is turning into a fiasco as it appears the intelligence was there and the ball was dropped.
Oh and Obamacare. Even a leading democrat that was instrumental in the legislation says he see's a train wreck on the horizon. 32 states not setting up exchanges are the least of it. Washington state has just come up with an interesting way to push their part time government employee's off to Obamacare. Which will impact the federal budget. I can wait to see how many other states start looking at this.
Manchin just announced his retirement. Democrat in a red state. Things are starting to look pretty good for the republicans and not so good for the democrats for 2014.
Obama is well on his way to lame duck status and irrelevancy.
Of course nothing will change in DC.
There isn't anything wrong with America that liberal ideology, properly applied by government experts, can't make worse.
Sev they was no pressure cooker bomb. This was a republicin setup just lie 911 was. Old slim has been studyingg this and chechenya had got lots of oil. Wherever theres oil thers a bush and a chaney and a bunch of republicins wanting to steal that oil. This aint no different than iraq and afganstan. Fake an attack. Start a war. Steal the oil and gas. Obama looks like hes to smart for them because they aint no new war starting.
This is the very kind of irrelevant, absurd thinking that makes the radical right prove their stuppidity.
A woman has the right to control her own body, and that is settled law, Roberts, Alito, both agreed during their own answers when they were beng questoned and considered for their appointments.
Roe V. Wade will never be overturned, and Republicans will continue to lost the majority vote, just as they have in five of the last elections, due to their on-going efforts to raise up a radical RW Republican misogynistic Taliban.
All they are doing is cutting their own throats.
We are already seeing the beginning of the backlash against Kelly Ayotte in her state, where 75% of her state wanted universal background checks.
All of those who voted against, will pay a price, including those few Democrats who were also cowards.
Your other conspriacy theories aren't worth reaponding to, at all.
No President has ever been as linked to terrorists and their families, and terrorist supporters, as George W.Bush, whose family had been in business with the bin Ladens for decades, and who redacted several hundred pages, from the official 9/11 report, which has since ben released, proving that the same Saudi's he has been hugging and kissing, and getting money from for decades, were financing the al Qaeda cell in New York, pre-9/11. No wonder he tried to cover it up.
President Obama has no connections to terrorists, and has achieved more success in dealintg with out threats, than Bush ever did, given Bush ignored eight months of what we now know were very specific warnings of the coming 9/11 attack, and then failed in every single foreign annd domestic policy for the rest of his aJeb Bush won't run, because he knows he can't windministration.
Tax cuts do not produce jobs, and Trickle Down economics, VOODOO economics, do not work. That has been totally proven.
Republicans in the House have the lowest approvals ever recorded, and Boehner has the lowest of any SOTH in hstory.
Seventy percent of Americans say Republicans are out of touch. I agree.
Women do not carry children inside of their bodies.
Most Americans approve of a woman's right to choose.
Roe V. Wade will never be overturned, and more Americans are throwing out religious dogma, every year, greater numbers sayng they have no religious affiliation.
I predicted Bush would be the worst president in history.
I predicted that Bush's economic policies wourl grow government, and grow deficits, just like REagan did, and put us into a debt ditch, just like it did.
I predicted that "The Surge" would fail, and obvioulsy it did, with bombs still blowing up in Baghdad to this day, annd obviously, there was never any political reconciliation.
I predicted that Bush would never get bin Laden, the relative of his families business partners, and he nevver got him.
I redicted that the world would learn that the Bush administration outed a Covert, Secret CIA agent specialist in WMD.
I predicted that President Obama would win, McCain would lose, that President Obama would win, Romney would lose.
Now I am predicting a nice long backlash against the obviously FAIED and corrupt Republican Policies.
Republicans will not carry the women's vote, the Asian vote, the LGBT vote, the African American vote, the Veterans vote, the first responder's vote, and will once again, for the sixth time in seven elections, they will not carry the majority vote, and they will LOSE seats in RED states.
I would put my predictions up against yours any day, and remind you, that crazy never wins, and the crazies are in the Republican Party, which even Republicans are admitting, and Republicans are not going to get away with a national Etch-A Sketch, like they THINK they will.
President Obama is been a great president, and he has ke[t this country far safer than George Bush ever did, far safer.
I think you would enjoy watching "The Shock doctrine" which is based on the book by Naomi Klein. It's a book, and a Documentary, by the same name, and the Documentary is now available in six parts, I believe, on Youtube.
It will give you a very broad, well documented hidtory of what the Republicans are really trying to achieve, and the evidence and already seen results of their plutocratic fascist style government, the true ideology behind the disastrous passing of Citizens United, the Reagan/Bush/Bush administrations, linked to the global billionaires round the world, wjho finance them in secret, and what they have already led us to, including the financial collapse, and the total failure to appropriately deal with 9/11, will be all be very clear to you on a far deeper level, unless, of course you've already seen or read The shock Doctrine.
If you look into it, let me know what you think about it.
I think ill check it out at the gilmer county library if they have it. Our libary aint to big and these republicins is wanting us to cut back even more. Slim is getting tired of these tea partyers thretning to cut peoples check.
I guess Bill Ayers isnt a terrorist in your book?
Their buddies.
I could care less about Roe v Wade being over turned. Nor am I against a womans right to choose.
However its beginning to look like a corner has been turned where pro life is over taking the pro death crowd as technology advances.
A child is actually an independent life form from the female. A female is merely an incubator that provides an environment for development and a food source.
So while the child is within the female body is its also independent of it.
Killing it is premeditated murder.
You can argue all you want that a woman has the right to do what she wants with her body. However a baby is not her body.
So the the largest group in the US to commit homicide while at the same time committing infanticide against their own children are females.
By the way any idiot could have predicted that the US could not change millennium of blood feuds in Iraq. I said as much my self. Its the Hatfields and McCoys on steroids. So dont pat yourself on the back for stating the obvious.
So if republicans are so corrupt explain those 2 model cities Chicago and Detroit that have been under democrat control for many decades. To nice test cases that show what left wing mentality can achieve.
Bush has not been in office for over 4 years now. Eventually Obama will have to own his presidency. Times running out for him. Economic indicators currently are not in his favor. If there is not a significant change by 2014 there most likely wont be by 2016. He will have a failed presidency and leave his successor with the largest amassed debt of president in history.
Obama is nothing more than an empty suite. Bought and paid for.
There isn't anything wrong with America that liberal ideology, properly applied by government experts, can't make worse.


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - St. Clairsville unveiled a banner in its gymnasium honoring last season's Division II state semifinal squad Friday night. By no means did the Red Devils get caught up in the emotion.
Playing for the first time this season after an extended football run, the Red Devils were impressive from the outset and were never challenged en route to a 79-20 victory against Edison on John Jenkins Court.
''I am really pleased with the effort,'' St. C. coach Kim Clifford said. ''I liked our quickness and I thought we played really well together.''
The Red Devils won't have long to enjoy their 1-0 start, however. They're back at it this evening with a much sterner test coming to town in the form of highly regarded Columbus Africentric, a Division IV power that's appeared in the last two state tournaments.
''We're really looking forward to that game,'' Clifford said. ''It'll be good for us to see where we are early in the season, so we'll know where we need to go for the next couple of weeks. It'll be a really good game for us.''
Clifford substituted early and often throughout the contest, playing his first unit a little more than two quarters of actual game time and it appeared in only the first three quarters all told.
''I was pleased with how we did the little things and were in the right places a lot of times,'' Clifford continued. ''Edison struggled, but I was more concerned with how we were doing. We took care of the ball, took good shots and we'll need to do those things all year.''
The Red Devils shot out to a 25-10 lead after one and basically put it on cruise control from that point.
St. Clairsville scored 45 of the game's next 51 points and eventually led 70-18 after three.
Senior standout Dan Monteroso began his assault on the coveted 2,000-point barrier with a 23-point outburst. Included in his scoring were three thunderous dunks.
Monteroso was joined in double figures by senior Adam Jeffries who scored 14 points and had six steals. Riley Carlton finished with 10, five assists and three steals.
Dylan Campbell finished with five bonus baskets for 15. He connected on four straight trips during the third quarter.
Edison, which dropped to 0-5, will also be in action this evening. Something will have to give as the Wildcats play host to winless Bellaire.
''We faced a very well-coached, good team," rookie Wildcats coach Nate Moses said. ''We didn't give up and kept battling. I told the kids the best thing about (Friday) is we play(today). We'll come back and play hard with the same goals in mind against Bellaire. We have to move on because tomorrow is another day.''
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NEW: Nexus - multifunctional telescope interface
Posted 15 January 2012 - 09:47 PM
We are pleased to announce our new device - Nexus.
Nexus is a multifunctional WiFi telescope adapter.
Nexus combines Digital Setting Circles and Serial To Wifi interface in one powerful package.
Using the advantages of WiFi, Nexus allows seamless interfacing of your telescope to the most popular planetarium software running on WiFi compatible computing devices: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Computers, Android phones/tablets*, Windows based PCs/tablets.You can use Nexus with planetarium software such as SkySafari Plus/Pro, Astromist, Starry Night, Cartes du Ciel, TheSky just to name a few.
Powered either by a common 9V battery or external power (9-25V DC) - Nexus will be there when you need it.
Nexus can function as:
Wireless DSC
Wireless DSC with ServoCAT*
Wireless DSC + 2 x RS232 to WiFi + 1 x USB* serial to WiFi adapters
Serial to WiFi adapter Nexus can also control the shutter release on DSLRs.
Nexus supports both Ad-hoc and Infrastructure (WPE/WPA/WPA2) WiFi network connections. WPS is supported in the infrastructure mode.
Nexus in combination with a planetarium software provides a cost effective yet very advanced DSC controller supporting all popular telescopes. Nexus delivers rapid location of those hard to find object in a compact package.
Nexus is available now at the introductory price of $200.00 in limited quantities. Nexus can be purchased directly from Astro Devices.
* - Please refer to our website for details.
Best Regards,
Astro Devices.
Posted 21 January 2012 - 12:24 PM
Great to see another innovative product hitting the market
Tell me something - is it true that the Nexus is compatible only with encoder-capable or DSC-enabled mounts to start with?
I've read through the user manual on your website, and it does seem to me that it is a pretty hard requirement that your mount must either have encoders already installed, or is DSC-ready - and that the Nexus is not usable on mounts that do not natively ship with DSC capability. As an example, I can't see from the documentation on your website that I can take say like the Stellarvue SV-M2 Alt-Az mount, and use the Nexus with it..,
Or did I misunderstand or miss something in the documentation?
Thanks - and congrats!
Posted 21 January 2012 - 11:02 PM
Thank you for your kind words!
Yes, it is true that Nexus requires rotary encoders when it is used as a wireless DSC (in combination with SkySafari Plus/Pro or the next version of Deep Sky Browser).
In case of using Nexus as WiFi to RS232 adapter, the mount has to be either a goto mount or DSC-equipped (Sky Commander, Sky Vector or similar) mount.
Best Regards,
Posted 22 January 2012 - 01:28 AM
Hello Skybsd,
Thank you for your kind words!
Yes, it is true that Nexus requires rotary encoders when it is used as a wireless DSC (in combination with SkySafari Plus/Pro or the next version of Deep Sky Browser).
In case of using Nexus as WiFi to RS232 adapter, the mount has to be either a goto mount or DSC-equipped (Sky Commander, Sky Vector or similar) mount.
Best Regards,
Any idea if the USB port will be usable at the same time as the RS-232 ports? If I can go completely wireless, that would be very cool.
Posted 22 January 2012 - 11:43 AM
All ports work independently and you can connect to all of them them at the same time - each of them (Encoders, RS232 ports /Port I and Port II/ and USB) has its own assigned TCP/IP port number. Though in case of using Nexus with ServoCAT one of RS232 ports is used to connect to ServoCAT.
But USB serial functionality is currently not fully implemented (it will be available through a firmware update later this year). USB port right now is used for firmware upgrades and to charge your portable computing device (like a tablet).
Best Regards,
Posted 22 January 2012 - 02:04 PM
Hello Tom,
All ports work independently and you can connect to all of them them at the same time - each of them (Encoders, RS232 ports /Port I and Port II/ and USB) has its own assigned TCP/IP port number. Though in case of using Nexus with ServoCAT one of RS232 ports is used to connect to ServoCAT.
But USB serial functionality is currently not fully implemented (it will be available through a firmware update later this year). USB port right now is used for firmware upgrades and to charge your portable computing device (like a tablet).
Best Regards,
Thanks for the reply. I'll likely wait and see since the USB port is something I will need to use.
Posted 14 March 2012 - 06:12 AM
Any update on the USB functionality yet?
Posted 21 March 2012 - 09:52 PM
Any update on the USB functionality yet?
I just want to clarify the planned USB functionality for Nexus:
- Nexus will function as a WiFi to USB Serial adapter for a limited number of USB-serial chips (the new firmware will be released hopefully by beginning of May 2012)
- Nexus will be able to control USB-enabled cameras (later this year)
Right now the USB connector is used for firmware updates and charging of a tablet/smart phone.
It will not be possible to use Nexus as USB-'any device' to WiFi adapter. For example, it will not be possible to connect a USB camera to Nexus and stream the data to a PC for autoguiding over WiFi.
Best regards,
Posted 25 March 2012 - 03:58 PM
I have a Dob with encoders installed and I'm using it with SkyCommander.
I'm also planning to purchase a DM6 with installed encoders for SkyCommander.
Can I just replace the SkyCommander with Nexus and use it as a DSC with iPad?
Am I going to need new encoders or cables?
Thank you.
Posted 25 March 2012 - 05:12 PM
Best Regards,
Posted 25 March 2012 - 10:58 PM
Thank you.
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:28 PM
Best Regards,
Posted 26 March 2012 - 08:20 AM
The thing is, I still haven't gotten around to fitting these due to life circumstances. They are still boxed and never used so far. Not the phone and Sky Safari obviously, I got lots of use out of those. My Mother is currently visiting my Aunt in Perth at the moment and I forwarded her the funds to purchase me a cheap iPad 2 over in Australia. More on that later...
I am sure I could easily sell the Sky Commander XP4 and Sky-Fi. My question is, why would I switch to the Nexus Box? Certainly it simplifies the number of boxes of electronics and the cabling but seeing as I intend to hide and neatly route all that stuff, that isn't a huge benefit to me.
So I wonder could you confirm whether I have the other benefits right.
With the Nexus powered from a 12v Gell Cell source can the USB port re-charge/power an iPad 2? I've read reports that with the iPad processor running hard to run Sky Safari and with Wifi active, that the iPad battery can drain quickly. ie. from 100%-47% in 2 hours. Can the nexus mitigate that problem?
I read something about extra software for servocat control. Does this mean servocat can only be controlled with Nexus in combination with a full laptop where these drivers can be installed or have you worked with Southern Stars to have the servocat control drivers integrated into Sky Safari. ie. Can I control servocat from Sky Safari on an Ipad 2 via Nexus. Following on from that, is the servocat control fully featured unlike how it operates with an Argo/XP4 as the middle man with Sky Safari. ie. With an Argo or XP4 only the Goto function works. Initial 2 Star align must be done on the Argo/Xp4, the cursor direction slew/guide keys do not work, the align button does not work etc Would I be correct in saying that its Gary at Stellarcat that will not provide the code for these functions to you, Wildcard innovations nor SkyEng and that the Nexus will have the same limitations as a result with the exception of initial alignment done via Sky Safari.
I guess Gary at Stellarcat just doesn't want to give up his wireless control handpad sales!
I've read reports that the onscreen cursor in Sky Safari can lag when position information comes from a SKy Commander. Is this an encoder problem or Sky Safari problem that affects all the DSC's and I just haven't seen reports of Lag with an Argo or Nexus or is this a sign of the Sky Commanders age and the Nexus is not affected by Lag of the onscreen cursor.
Assuming the Nexus is the device for me, how fast can you ship from Sydney to Perth to catch my Mother before she returns to Ireland on the 6th of April
Posted 26 March 2012 - 09:27 AM
Yes, Nexus provides up to 1A to charge a portable device from its USB connector. It will not charge iPad 2 at the same rate as iPad's charger but it will charge it even when it is running.
Nexus currently supports non-USB ServoCAT (i.e. Gen1 & Gen 2). You don't need a laptop to use Nexus with ServoCAT. You will however need to use Deep Sky Browser (running on iDevices, it is not yet approved by Apple) to perform the initial two star alignment as SkySafari does not support native Nexus's protocol. After the initial two star alignment you can use SkySafari. I am not quite sure why the up/down/left/right button do not work in SkySafari - I presume SkySafari did not implement them...
The telescope cursor lag will be much reduced compared to when used with SkyCommander/AN and SkyFi as Nexus calculates and reports the current telescope coordinates without any need to request that information from another device (SkyCommander/AN) through a serial port. The lag with SkyCommander is greater than with AN most likely due to its lower communication speed (9600 bps) - AN supports much higher speeds.
Nexus can be delivered to Perth by next business day by Express Mail Platinum...
Best Regards,
Posted 02 April 2012 - 03:49 PM
I just ordered the NEXUS.
I will be using it with the Samaung Galaxy 10.1 employing Ski Safari as my ipad software.
Also I will use the Nexus with a PC setup using Sky 6. The PC setup ..what installation insturction do I use...is it like the Mega star instructions????
I will be using the Discmounts DM 4 and 6 so i assume the setup would be for equaltorial...correct???
As a battery backup for the nexus I assume a 1A charger
would be ok.
looking forward to the NEXUS
Posted 02 April 2012 - 05:27 PM
Thank you very much for ordering Nexus.
Using Nexus with The Sky 6 is slightly different than using Nexus with Megastar - you just use BBox protocol... I will be providing detailed instructions on our website shortly.
There is really no need to specify the mount type to Nexus itself.
Even 200mA power adapter is enough. I would however suggest to use an external 12V battery - even the small 1.3Ah, 12V SLA/gel battery is enough. Or you could go for a bigger battery and charge you Galaxy tablet in case its battery goes flat - you can charge it from the USB connector on Nexus.
Best Regards,
Posted 03 June 2012 - 10:13 AM
Nexus's firmware has been updated to support mounts with USB interface. The new firmware supports USB serial devices based on FT232x (ServoCAT, SiTech), CP210x (iOptron, Meade) and PL2303 (iOptron).
USB version of ServoCAT is now fully supported as well.
The new firmware is available from the Downloads section of our website.
Best Regards,
Posted 10 October 2012 - 01:21 PM
See the automatic tracking info.
Posted 10 October 2012 - 06:00 PM
Best Regards,
Posted 11 October 2012 - 09:46 AM
I wanted to get some clarification regarding the alignment process. FYI I currently use a dob with a Sky Commander. When connecting the Nexus directly to encoders, you mention above that "you will need to use our utility to perform the two star alignment" - I'm a little confused by this statement. Is there a separate app or procedure needed to perform the alignment? Having read the documentation on the astrodevices site, I was under the impression that the alignment is performed within the planetarium app being used i.e. SkySafari, for example.
One other question I have is regarding the power requirements. How long does the unit operate using a 9V battery? I currently use a simple 12V 8Ah Li-Ion battery pack to power a fan and my Sky Commander. I'm assuming powering the Nexus with this device would be fine?
I was planning on getting the SkyFi adapter before I stumbled onto this. Being able to bypass the Sky Commander and connect it directly to encoders is a big plus in my book - one less to device to worry about.
Posted 11 October 2012 - 10:05 AM
Thank you for your comment.
I was referring to using Nexus with a motor controller like the one used on Halfhitch mounts or ServoCAT. In that case you need to use one of our utilities/applications to perform a two star alignment as SkySafari does not have a native support for Nexus.
In case of using a 'Push-To' telescope you can use SkySafari Plus/Pro for the two star alignment - in this situation Nexus does not need to calculate the drive rates and it does not calculate the current telescope coordinates (the telescope coordinates are calculated by SkySafari Plus/Pro).
A 9V battery does not last that long... It depends on the temperature and the battery type. A rechargeable NiMH 9V battery will last a couple of hours. It is certainly recommended to use an external power source like a 12V SLA/gel battery. Your 8Ah battery will last a few days powering Nexus.
Best Regards,
Posted 11 October 2012 - 12:48 PM
Posted 11 October 2012 - 05:57 PM
Yes, the encoders cable can also be purchased together with Nexus. The cost varies from $15 to $25 depending on the type of encoders.
Please note that Nexus is using the same type of cable for encoders as SkyCommander, BBox, Argo Navis.
Best Regards,
Posted 12 October 2012 - 08:36 AM
Posted 16 December 2012 - 05:59 AM
Nexus is now fully compatible with Android based devices. Nexus is acting as a WiFi Access Point and any WiFi enabled device can connect to Nexus. There is no need to jailbrake/root the device. Nexus works with Android based devices as easy as with iOS based devices.
To celebrate the festive season the price of Nexus has also been reduced by $50.
Best Regards,


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I need to redirect outgoing mail from one or 2 of my accounts to another one.
I don't have the archiving modules installed so I read an "old" solution with postfix modifications.
I have 3 questions.
1 - Is it still the good solution ?
2 - here is what I will do. Is it correct ?
In /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/
. add this line in main.cf : sender_bcc_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/sender_bcc
(Can I put this line at the end of the file or did he need to be somewhere precisely ?)
. Create the file : sender_bcc
user1@mydomain admin@mydomain
user2@mydomain admin@mydomain
Run : postmap /opt/zimbra/postfix/sender_bcc
postfix reload
3 - How to remove properly this config.
If I remove the line in /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/main.cf and execute "postfix reload" is it enough ? (Remove later the sender_bcc file)
Or do I need to do anything else ?
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Do you ever stop to wonder at the contradictions in nature? For example, why do orange blossoms smell so sweet when the fruit they produce tastes tart?
Citrus is big business in central Florida, so a visit to the groves was a component of our tour. We were shown how oranges are washed, dried, polished and waxed before being packed for shipment. I was surprised to learn 95 per cent of Florida's harvested oranges are earmarked for juice. However, enterprising Floridians figured out a use for all that leftover pulp and peel–it goes into cattle feed. I guess Florida cows don't suffer too much from colds and flu.
One of the many interesting stops we made was to the Citrus Research and Education Center of the University of Florida. It's been around for about 90 years, with a citrus library that's open to the public. In addition to an overview of projects being carried out by graduate students and other young scientists, Wendy Meyer (with magnifying glass, right), an entomologist and research biologist, told us about some of the pests that are plaguing crops. One of the most serious of these is the Asian citrus psyllid (Diaphorina citri), an aphid-like insect that is a vector for the Liberobacter asiaticum bacterium, which causes deadly greening disease that can kill a tree in just five years.
Since its initial discovery in Florida in 1998, the Asian citrus psyllid has spread throughout the state. Dr. Meyer reviewed various methods that are being used to monitor this pest, including putting out pheromone-laced yellow panel traps. Controls being tried include interplanting citrus with guava, which seems to act as a natural repellent. At present, there is no cure for this devastating disease. Greening could spell big trouble for the industry in the years ahead.
Next, we headed off for lunch to Lang Sun Country Groves in Lake Alfred, a family-run business since 1951. The massive Florida flame vine (Pyrostegia venusta) in front of the building dates from that time. Not only does Lang's grow, pack, ship and sell oranges, grapefruits and other citrus varieties, but they also have the Taste of Florida Cafe, where they serve freshly squeezed juice, homemade soups, salads, sandwiches and especially, desserts. I sampled the signature grapefruit pie shown here (you can find the recipe on their website, below).
After lunch, we toured the packing facility out back, where fruit is sorted by size and packed by hand. It seemed a surprisingly small, low-tech operation for a company that ships citrus fruit far and wide. Lynn Miller, a second-generation member of the Lang family, proudly showed us a box of honeybell tangelos, a runaway Florida marketing success story. When I told him their shaped reminded me of the mineolas I bought at home, he grinned. It seems they are indeed the very same. The difference is they couldn't give away mineolas in the U.S. until an enterprising grower changed their name to honeybells to reflect their bell-like form.
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|Base home wins lighting display contest
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Fred and Ardie Besse's home at 1145 S. Bowman Ave. was judged first place in the annual lighting contest, sponsored by the City of Holyoke and Holyoke Enterprise. The setting not only includes tastefully-placed lighting, but also features Christmas music.
Many homes are lit for the season, and residents are encouraged to take a tour of the town for a taste of festive Christmas spirit.
Cash prizes were awarded to the top three decorated homes in and around Holyoke, as chosen by judges. Second- and third-place winners can be found inside this edition of the Enterprise. —Enterprise photo
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Alright, somebody explain to me the Wyoming draw odds spreadsheet's. When I look at the draw odds and regarding the number of preference points that people have, why is there a "<2", and then "1". For example, I picked a random unit, non-resident 39 elk type 1, regular priced license and the data says: Everyone with 3 and 4 points drew. I get that. Then it shows a column for preference points that says "<3". Apparently, 2 people had less than 3 points and 2 tags were issued, which left 1 tag to be drawn. The next column says their were 4 people with 2 points and 1 drew, giving 25% draw odds with 2 points.
To me, <3 and 2 are the same thing, so what gives? Maybe I am just a complete shmuck that doesn't know how to read those tables. Somebody please explain this to me.


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Apple offers long awaited boost to magazine publishers
Apple announced details of their new operating system iOS 5 last night at their Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco.
Amongst the many new features and updates announced is the release of Apple's central Magazine Newsstand, which has been long awaited and brings a welcome boost to the magazine industry. Read more »
Google changes algorithms to better promote quality content
Google rolls out changes to its search algorithms that promotes premium over "farm" content. The change should provide a boost to the websites of traditional publishing houses.
Google launches content payment service One Pass
Just one day after Apple launched its new content subscription system, Google introduced its Google One Pass micropayment system yesterday evening. The service enables publishers that sign up to set the terms for access to their digital content. Read more »
Apple launches magazine subscriptions for the iPad
As has been predicted for a while now Apple has announced the launch of a subscription service to all publishers of content-based apps on the App Store. From now on publishers can offer subs for magazines, setting both the price and the length of the subscription (weekly, monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, bi-yearly or yearly). Read more »
Is Google about to strike back against content farms?
There has been a lot of talk recently online about the growth of so-called 'content farms.' Epitomised by huge US company Demand Media, which recently held its IPO with a value of $1.5 billion, these are companies/sites which deliver huge amounts of content most of which is driven by key words and search terms. In other words they are specifically written to answer questions that people are searching for. Read more »


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The Jonkershuis is situated in the historic core of the Groot Constantia Wine Estate, overlooking the Constantia Valley Vineyards and with Panoramic views across False Bay.
Being situated in one of Cape Town's 'Big 6' destinations allows Jonkershuis to offer groups and individuals more than just a memorable dining experience. Enquire about a trip through the historic Manor House or a Wine Tasting and Cellar Tour of the Groot Constantia Cellars. There are also fantastic views of the Peninsula from the historic Baths high on the estate for those energetic visitors.
Relaxed and inviting, dine alfresco overlooking False Bay and Groot Constantia Manor House underneath the oak trees or in the Jonkershuis courtyard under the grape vines. Inside dining is elegant and informal with the double-sided fireplace adding warmth and grandeur during those chilly winter months.
Situated next to the main restaurant is a room with two large wood burning fireplaces at each end, a wooden ceiling and stable doors leading to the historic core and wagon courtyard, a perfect spot for groups wishing a more private area or a wine tasting to accompany dinner.
Bistro-style dining with a Cape Malay influence characterises the stylish and varied menu. The emphasis is on flavour, using the best local ingredients and fresh produce from boutique suppliers wherever possible.
Opening hours are Monday to Saturday from 09h00 to 22h00, and on Sundays from 09h00 to 16h00. From 15 May to 15 August, the restaurant is open from Monday to Sunday, from 09h00 to 16h00 - the kitchen closes at 16h00 and then serves deserts and cheeseboards from 16h00 to 17h00.
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Lancope enables visibility for security and network performance. Security capabilities focus on identifying insider threats such as botnets, malware and data loss using non-signature network wide correlation of all traffic. Pretty much anything touching the physical or virtual network leaves a footprint known as NetFlow that is investigated for malicious intent and performance statics.
Lancope offers a virtual and physical appliance option for the StealthWatch technology making it easy to build a lab. This post will explain how to build a simple Lancope lab integrated with Cisco ISE 1.2 beta using an Apple Mac mini server hosting vSphere ESXI 5.1 with ASA 5505 firewall. Continue reading