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Radiation in a Cavity
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This model shows how to build and solve a radiative heat transfer problem using the Heat Transfer interface. In particular, this 2D model illustrates the use of the surface-to-surface radiation feature.
In this model, three surfaces form a cavity. Heat flux is set at two outer boundaries, while temperature is set on the third.
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Video: Miguel Cotto Discusses Sergio Martinez Clash
Ryan Burton catches up with former three division world champion Miguel Cotto discuss the upcoming fight with WBC middleweight champion Sergio Martinez, which takes place on June 7th from New York's Madison Square Garden, he talks about the undercard, moves being made his promotional company and more.
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Hi all! As many of you know, I've been away from blogging these past months while I planned my bridal shower and wedding. I am happy to say that it all came together so well and I can't wait to share photographs!
Today, I am starting with my vintage inspired Bridal Shower from October. It was a fun day and yes, I did most of the planning and decor myself. It's in my blood, so no 'surprise' Bridal Shower for me!
My theme was Vintage French Cafe Chic, complete with Edith Piaf as my soundtrack. I had a great amount of help from my best friend Lisa (who even baked the cake) and my Mother who helped select William Hallet Bar & Bistro as the location. The venue itself was an inspiration with damask fabric wallpaper in the perfect shade of golden yellow.
You'll find links to many products that helped bring the event to life and the other half of the items were Estate Sale finds! Side note: I was partially off "photographer" duty that day, so most of the photos below are by my lovely friend at Nicole Renee Photography!
Photo 2: The perfect shade of grey striped straws are from beve! paper straws. The "guess how many jelly beans" game had some leftovers for guests to snack on – Jelly Belly's three flavors: Birthday Cake Remix, Coconut and A&W Creme soda. My favors from Beaucoup were housed in the perfect mini muslin bags by Jennifer's Cookies.
Photo 4: The tulle puffs by Shanz Party Decorations looked so cute paired with a trio of vintage signs I found at The Screen Porch. The flower arrangements I created myself with assorted vintage mason jars filled with off-white and blush spray roses, baby's breath and craspedia. Every table had a different vintage doily under the centerpiece.
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Photo 6: One of my favorite elements were the handmade paper heart garlands from vintage french books by La Mia Casa. They are now re-purposed and hanging over my bed.
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Installing a Distributor - How To Stab A DistributorWritten by Douglas Glad on May 5, 2008 Don't Get It A Tooth Off - Wow Your Friends When You Learn How to Stab a Distributor
If you are anything like us, you've stabbed a distributor one tooth off at least once and put 'er in 180 degrees out more times than you are willing to admit. Swapping a points distributor for something a little more billet or simply pulling a race piece out for a recurve or a new gear should be a simple 20-minute operation. But if you get it wrong, you can spend the night in the garage. We don't want that and neither do you, so follow along as we show you two different scenarios for installing a distributor so you can get it right the first time.
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The first method is for swapping points to an electronic distributor or pulling one for repair where the engine will not be cranked while the distributor is out. Using a pen, tape, or a scrawl, mark the location of the distributor housing in relation to the engine block. In this case, we used the wiring connector as a guide. This will create a reference point so you can reinstall the distributor in the same position as it was when you removed it, ensuring that the engine will start.Once you've marked the position of the distributor in relation to the block, you can pop the cap and mark the location of the rotor in relation to the housing. This is important because moving the rotor in relation to the housing changes timing and, if it is moved far enough, can fire the wrong cylinder in the firing order. Then it goes bang and your dog runs away and your friends laugh.Once you have marked both locations, twist the housing left and right while you pull on the distributor. Do it slowly so you can watch the rotor move as the cam gear and distributor shaft gear disengage.Before the distributor is completely removed from the engine, draw a small circle on the housing to indicate the new location of the rotor. It's usually an inch or so from its original position. This mark tells you where to set the rotor before you stab the distributor back in.Perform the repairs or prepare the new distributor by following the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Remember to install curve kits and new parts before you reinstall the distributor. Line up the rotor with the circle, and the housing with the mark on the engine block, and drop the distributor back into place.When the housing seats on the block, the rotor should twist back into its original position. It might take a couple of tries and some choice French swear words.Another Method
This method should be used if the engine has been cranked while the distributor is out, or if the engine is fresh and you don't know where the No. 1 piston is in relation to TDC.The idea is to put the No. 1 piston at TDC, install the distributor slightly advanced (like 15 degrees), and adjust the timing with the engine running. Or you can put the piston at 15 degrees BTDC on the compression stroke and point the rotor right at the No. 1 position on the cap. We prefer the second method provided we can see the timing pointer and it is indexed with numbers; some of them aren't. If you just have a big blob on the balancer that is marked with a big TDC, you get to use the first method.
But what if you don't have a battery and you can't crank the engine? You can also pop a valve cover and watch the valves. If you are at or near TDC on the compression stroke, both No. 1 rocker arms will be slightly loose and the valves will be seated. It's trying to make compression, after all.When you are sure that you are on the compression stroke, line up the timing pointer at 15 degrees BTDC or whatever your engine calls for (you can't ping at idle so we usually set 15 as a baseline for all engines). Drop the housing into the block, making sure that the vacuum advance or wiring harnesses don't bump into anything when you twist the housing so you can tweak the timing later. Once the housing is in, mark where the rotor is pointing on the side of the housing.Now that you know where the rotor is pointing, you can mark the No. 1 terminal on the cap so you know where to start the spark plug wire routing.With the rotor facing the No. 1 terminal and the distributor locked down with the pointer lined up with your base timing (15 degrees), you should be able to go through the firing order and run the wires. If everything is doing its job, the engine will fire right up and idle at 15 degrees BTDC. Check it with a timing light. END


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Mathematicians are often good musicians. To prove this, here are some impressive compositions. Enjoy!
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Oh, Christmas is so magical! But of course magic often boils down to being surprised. Find out how mathemagicians trade off the fact that you can usually predict precisely the outcome of doing something in mathematics, but only if you know the secret beforehand. Here's for some maths and magic!
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p>23 is a prime number. Mathematicians love primes. But why? Find out with this prime collection of prime articles.
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This is it! The holidays have started, the turkey is defrosting and the presents are all wrapped ... all you have to do now is relax and be kind to one another. So the very last door of our advent calendar is devoted to love. The Plus team wish you a very merry Christmas and a happy new year!
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You have probably heard that aspirin prevents heart attacks in people with heart disease . But did you know that it also works in healthy people without pre-existing cardiovascular problems? Research has shown that aspirin is effective in preventing first heart attacks in healthy people who have risk factors for the disease. It does this by staving off blood clots that can trigger heart attacks. But does this mean everyone should be taking aspirin therapy? According to the studies, the answer to that question is no, unless you have risk factors for the disease.
US Preventive Services Task Force
The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), an independent panel of medical experts, recommends aspirin therapy in the following groups:
- Men aged 45-79 to reduce the risk of heart attacks
- Women aged 55-79 to reduce the risk of stroke
American Heart Association
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends aspirin therapy for people who are considered to be at high risk of having a heart attack. A person is high risk if they have conditions such as established heart disease, peripheral arterial disease, abdominal aortic aneurysm, chronic renal disease, or diabetes. People may also be at high risk they have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or smoke.
Your Risk Factors
Heart disease is more common in people age 65 years or older, especially men. The risk is higher in people of African American, Mexican American, Native American, Native Hawaiian, and Asian American descent.
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Justine Henin vs. Venus Williams
Head-to-head: Williams 7, Henin 1
Last meeting: Australian Open '03 (hard), Williams 6-3, 6-3
World No. 1 Justine continued her Grand Slam dominance over 2-time US Open champion Serena "ReRe" Williams, beating her in a third straight Slam quarterfinal 7-6 (3), 6-1 and feeding ReRe sour grapes afterwards. No. 12 seed Venus battled Serb Jelena Jankovic (in the best women's match so far) for over 2 hours, overcoming a first set lost and a break in the second before prevailing 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (4). Justine and Venus haven't played in over 4 years, so their head-to-head is deceiving. Justine is a much approved player and knows how to play, and win, the big matches now.
Here's what Justine said about playing Venus:
"[...] I didn't watch Venus that much in the last few months, so it will be another good test for me for sure. And I will have to, you know, just be myself, play my tennis, play my game. So, yeah, I didn't play Venus for a long time so that will be interesting."
Here's Venus on playing Justine:
"I think it will be a very similar match [to Jankovic.] I'm playing a player, Justine, a player very similar to Jelena. A little more power. A little more power off the serve, which quite honestly I think I like it when the serve comes with some pace. It's nice. So I think it will be pretty similar. I guess I'll be ready for it."
Outlook: Venus has the strength to overpower Justine, but Justine has the speed and variety to disrupt her rhythm and get Venus to make errors. Tracy Austin for MSNBC.com gives a very slight edge to Justine in this semifinal and, after her win over Serena, so do we.
Svetlana Kuznetsova vs. Anna Chakvetadze
Head-to-head: Sveta, 2-0
Last meeting: Warsaw '06 (clay), Sveta 6-1, 6-1
A former champion at the US Open, World No. 4 Sveta knows how to win in New York. She completely outclassed rising Hungarian star Agnes Szavay in the quarterfinals 6-1, 6-4. Her opponent in the semis, fellow Russian and No. 6 seed Anna Chakvetadze, dominated Israeli Shahar Peer, the No. 18 seed, by a similar scoreline, 6-4, 6-1.
Here's what Sveta said about her semifinal against Anna:
"I play Anna now and I am very happy there is definitely going to be one Russian in the final."
Anna had this to say about playing Sveta:
"She's a favourite in this match, so I have nothing to lose and no pressure, [...]For me it's much easier to play with no pressure, so I will try to do my best."
Outlook: This one is a real toss- up, with the knowledge that the winner from the Williams/Henin semifinal is mostly likely our '07 champ. But we'll go with "Chaky" just for the fun of calling her "Chaky"...oh, and her smooth groundstroking.
Tell me who your picks are for tomorrow's Women's Semifinal Showdowns!
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Creating an Apigee Edge account
You need an account to use Apigee Edge. You can create your own or an administrator can create one for you.Before you create an account, check out the overview of Apigee Edge at What is Apigee Edge? and of the Edge organizational structure at Organization structure.
Create your own Apigee Edge account
Edge provides different levels of accounts, including a free trial. Start here: http://apigee.com/about/pricing/apigee-edge-pricing-features.
Do not include spaces, underscores, or periods in your user name.
When you create an account directly on Edge, Edge automatically creates an organization for you and your user account is assigned to the role of organization administrator. See Manage users and roles for more information.
You can locate the name of your organization in the Edge management UI by looking under User settings.
Because an Edge account can be associated with multiple organizations, you can later request to be added to other organizations.
An Edge account provides you with the following credentials:
- A username: This is the email address that you provided during sign up.
- A password: This is the password that you created during sign up.
You use these credentials for two purposes:
- To login to enterprise.apigee.com
- To invoke the RESTful API exposed by API Services. If you need an account in an existing organization, please contact your organization administrator.
For example, when you see sample commands such as the following:
$ curl https://api.enterprise.apigee.com/v1/o/{org_name}/apis -u email:password
You substitute the credentials described here for
After you create your account, learn more about using the Edge development tools at Using the Apigee Edge development environment.
Finding your organization name
After you create an organization, you can find its name in a couple of places:
In the URL of the management UI
In the management UI "Organization" drop-down
Switching to API BaaS and other components
In the management UI, you can switch to API BaaS and other components from the API Management drop-down menu.
Create an Apigee Edge account as an organization administrator
An organization administrator can add a new user account on Apigee Edge. The new user is automatically added to the administrator's organization.
When the administrator creates your account, you are automatically added to the administrator's organization with the role determined by the administrator. This is typically the way you will be added as a new user to an existing organization.
To add a new Edge user account:
- Log in to Edge with an account that has administration privileges for the organization.
- If you are a member of multiple organizations, select the correct organization from the list in the upper left of the Edge UI.
- Click the Admin tab.
- Click + User. The "Add a User" screen appears.
- Enter the user's email address.
- Select the user's Role. See Manage users and roles for more information. Set the Role as either:
- User
- Business User
- Organization Administrator
- Read-only Organization Administrator
- Operations Administrator
- Click Save.
The new user will receive an email with further instructions.
After your account is created, learn more about using the Edge development tools at Using the Apigee Edge development environment.
To add an existing Edge user to your organization:
Use this same procedure to add an existing Edge user to your organization. The only difference is that in step 5, if you enter the email address of an existing Edge user, Edge automatically fills in the First Name and Last Name fields.
To delete a user from your organization:
- To delete a user from your organization, select the user in the Organization Users table and click Delete. This only removes the user from the current account. If the user is a member of multiple accounts, they remain in the system.
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A vertical with a few vintages
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The good rain we had last week was great for the vineyard, especially given that it is followed by an indian-summer kind of weather this week (today like yesterday is 30°C+ with great sun) and the weather forecast says it will remain like that for the week and maybe next week also. As a consequence, we really take our time in all our vineyards. In Beaucastel, we are now harvesting quietly our oldest parcels of Grenache and the grapes look and taste great, with a very good balance. We will continue harvesting the Grenache slowly all this week and also the first days of next week. Then will come the Mourvèdre and Counoise. At Domaine des Tourelles in Gigondas, we have not started yet. We should start the syrah this friday. In Vinsobres, same thing, we should start the syrah at the end of the week. In Cairanne, the syrah were harvested before the rain and we are doing the Grenache this week. Most of our other vineyards including most of the 'regular' CDR are harvested and the first wines finish their fermentation. At this stage we are very happy of the quality of the vintage.
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PERRIN & fils "Les Cornuds" - AOC Vinsobres is doing the cover of Decanter Magazine and is one of the France's 50 best value wines under £15. Agust 2009
Notre Vinsobres les Cornuds fait ce mois-ci la couverture de Decanter Magazine avec notre amis Hugel et sa cuvée "Gentil".Ces vins sont classés par le magasine parmi les 50 meilleurs rapports qualité prix de France!...
"Still dark and tight, but with a great core of racy fig, graphite and blackberry confiture notes pushed by a long, mineral- and charcoal-tinged finish. Just needs brief cellaring to stretch out fully." Drink now through 2010.—J.M. 91 points, Wine Spectator insider, May 13- 2009
"Still tight, but with lots of fig, hoisin sauce, raspberry ganache, incense and mesquite notes waiting to emerge fully. This has silky tannins and a long, perfumed finish. There's also great underlying acidity. " Best from 2010 through 2013.—J.M. 92 points, Wine Spectator insider, May 13- 2009
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text: Yay!!!! Someone agrees with me!!Both units are great but I have to go with Jen on this one. It is 38 for me all the way. I too know it exceptionally well and cannot sing the praises of 38 enough. I might say the same of 45 if I knew it as well. The nice thing about 38 is the ability to "follow the herd" if snow pushes them down low. There is a vast array of terrain types and one can hunt from the road and day hike into places or get pretty buried in the bush via backpack, it all depends on what you like. I've done both in there and the quality of the hunts is always wonderful. This last Labor Day weekend found me tagless but a good buddy had drawn 38. We car camped and hunted around our camp. We were in elk the entire time we were out and he punched his tag on a nice bull the third day. He wasn't looking for a trophy and wanted a soft bed each night. Short hikes and lots of elk made for a comfortable, relaxing, and enjoyable hunt. That being said the times I've packed in deeper have been great as well. It all depends on what a hunter is looking for. My two pesos.


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In calendar view, when I'm paginating through weeks, after a time, it becomes very slow.
After analyzing requests with Firebug "Network" tab, I see that it's "GetMiniCalRequest" requests that are very long (about 10 seconds), whereas "SearchRequest" is quite fast.
What can this be due ?
How can I see what's happening during these 10 seconds ?
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Piedmont Triad Initiative for Community Arts
Piedmont Triad Initiative for Community Arts
Salem College, the Arts Council of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County, the High Point Area Arts Council and the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro are jointly sponsoring a multi-year project to harness the power of the arts to change individuals' lives and our communities for the better. For the purposes of the initiative, "community arts" means "arts-based projects intentionally designed to address community issues." Ideally, these will be carried out in partnership with community-based organizations.
- Mission:
- PTICA encourages the arts to change individual lives and communities for the better. To achieve this end, PTICA seeks to foster lasting reciprocal working relationships between arts organizations, artists, and the broader community.
- Vision:
- PTICA envisions itself as the catalyst of Triad community arts projects so that artists, arts organizations, community organizations, and the public begin to see the arts as a powerful tool for community improvement.
- Goals:
- Artists and arts organizations understand their role as a contributor to the improvement of individuals' lives and begin to develop more work that does so.
- Community organizations, community leaders, and the public utilize the arts as an important vehicle for addressing social issues.
- Funders—public and private—support the power of the arts to transform individual lives and entire communities for the better and allocate more resources toward those ends.
- Community Partners:
- Salem College
Arts Council of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
High Point Area Arts Council
United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro
The Piedmont Triad Initiative for Community Arts is funded in part by grants from the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro, the Charles Babcock, Jr. Field of Interest Fund of the Winston-Salem Foundation (www.wsfoundation.org), and The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County with funding from the State of North Carolina and the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
Addressing Community Issues
Many of the most powerful examples of community arts work, sometimes called "community cultural development," take place outside of established arts organizations. The work is therefore not widely known by artists or arts managers. Due to a very low public profile, it is also not widely recognized by funders, community agencies, or the general public. As a result, arts organizations and the communities they serve are largely unaware of the potential this work represents. Since this work is often a hybrid between the arts and the social sector it often "falls through the cracks" when it comes to funding.
Desired Outcomes
The social capital impact of this project is particularly important. The principal goal here is to use the arts as a mechanism for a broad variety of people—of differing interests, differing backgrounds, different vocations—to work together for community improvement. It is through such work that social capital is most effectively developed.
Initiative History
- Development of a logo and web page for the project (www.salem.edu/communityarts)
- Presentation of two workshops in November 2007 by national leaders in the community arts movement (Barbara Shaffer Bacon and Pam Korza). 65 arts and community leaders met to learn about the potential of community arts project and began imagining new ways of working. 45 community leaders were introduced to the concept and engaged in lively discussion about the possibilities.
- Establishment of the database for a Community Arts Registry in the Piedmont Triad
- Establishment of contacts with community education advocates as a foundation upon which to build arts-based student engagement projects
- Focus group meeting in Winston-Salem in January 2008 that has resulted in partnership projects dealing with the design for bridge replacement over Business 40 in Winston-Salem and supporting the ECHO Council's StoryLine Project. The most visible results to date were a community forum on the design of the Business 40 bridges that took place at Green Street United Methodist Church in April 2008 and an art exhibit at DADA in September 2008.
- Community financial support. Since the beginning of the Piedmont Triad Initiative for Community Arts, the project has taken in or received pledges of approximately $50,000 in grants and other income, not including the salaries of the full-time employees of each sponsoring institution who are sponsoring PTICA. Grants have been received from the Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, Salem College, the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro, and the Winston-Salem Foundation.
This initial phase has created an infrastructure to support a process through which the arts can become more active in enhancing lives in the Piedmont Triad. These accomplishments marks only the beginning of a much longer process.
- Support the Business 40 Bridges and StoryLine projects in Winston-Salem
- Encourage the creation of additional community arts partnerships and projects
- Develop a funding mechanism for community arts projects
- Expand the community arts networks and contacts that have been established to this point
- Report progress on these fronts to Forsyth and Guilford County constituents, with particular emphasis on developing relationships with the community leaders who participated in the November 2007 Leaders Summit.


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I am trying to migrate my users across from our LDAP directory to zimbra's openldap (to take advantage of the samba and posixgroup extensions).
I have a perl script that creates "createAccount" line for each user.
I want to bulk import the "street" attribute but of course it is spread over many lines.
Level blah
555 Street name
City postcode etc etc
I've tried "level blah \n 555 street \n..." in double quotes or single quotes but it doesn't have the line breaks.
Anyone know of a way to make this work?
Also say I have a fedora DS server with my nsroles already defined, how do I make distribution groups in zimbra from these?
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Sheriff's Office joins iWatch anti-terror program
Published: Friday, May 17, 2013 at 7:06 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 17, 2013 at 7:06 p.m.
The Marion County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that the agency has joined 12 others in implementing an anti-terrorism campaign.
The Sheriff's Office, which belongs to Regional Domestic Security Task Force Region 3, said the initiative is to help people become comfortable with reporting suspicious behavior linked to terrorist activity. Citizens can make reports by calling the MCSO or using the Internet to log onto iwatchmarion.com.
MCSO spokesperson Capt. Jimmy Pogue said the agency joined the program because it has been highly successful in other places, including California.
He said much of the information gathered to fight terrorism comes from the public. Pogue said if anyone sees something suspicious, they can now quickly go online and report what they have seen, or call and report it.
That information will be passed to the appropriate agency for action, he said.
Funding for the program comes from a Homeland Security grant program administered by the state of Florida and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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Fargo, N.D. – The Black Hills State University football team could not overcome a strong defensive effort by No. 11 Dickinson State and fell to the Blue Hawks 21-0 in the final game of the Dacotch Bank DAC Bowl at the FargoDome in Fargo, N.D. on Sunday night.
The Yellow Jackets fell behind in the first quarter after Dickinson State scored on a 3-yard touchdown run. Black Hills State did not move the ball against the Blue Hawks. Dickinson State came into the game 14th in the country in total defense allowing only 277.9 yards per game.
Black Hills State finished the season 6-4 overall and 5-3 in the DAC.
For more information on Black Hills State Athletics, visit www.BHSUAthletics.com.


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I started this in the DSLR forum the other day (please see there) but since I think it is more mount related I will continue here.
I am getting egg shaped stars.I am guiding with PHD with a Megrez 72 and imaging with a Celestron 8" SCT.
Mount is a Losmandy G11 pier mount in observatory.
The guiding stays locked on at all times and I THINK I have it pretty well polar aligned ...no drift after 5 mins when drift aligning..
I was asked in the previous post if I had any data on the guiding...so have attached a pic of the log from PHD.don't know whether it's of any help..is this bad or normal?
As mentioned I havn't done PEC so wondering if this will help?
In the last post and pics I had the scope perfectly balanced but was advised to adjust it so it was slightly east heavy and can see the logic of this so last night I tried it and all the following pics are with it balanced east heavy.
it was also suggested it could be flexure...I checked all fit of components and all seemed tight. The scopes are mounted side by side on a thick alloy plate...the SCT direct to the plate via it's dovetail and the Megrez with an ADM mini dovetail rail and rings...again all seem rock solid.
The 'Star elongation' doesn't really seem much different from 5 mins to 20 mins?
All pics are a single unprocessed frame of 5mins, 15 mins and 20 mins.


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Our trees still grow in Dehra
Penguin Books, 1991 - History - 164 pages
Fourteen Engaging Stories From One Of India'S Master Story-Tellers
Semi-Autobiographical In Nature, These Stories Span The Period From The Author'S Childhood To The Present. We Are Introduced, In A Series Of Beautifully Imagined And Crafted Cameos, To The Author'S Family, Friends, And Various Other People Who Left A Lasting Impression On Him. In Other Stories We Revisit Bond'S Beloved Garhwal Hills And The Small Towns And Villages That He Has Returned To Time And Again In His Fiction.
Together With His Well-Known Novella, A Flight Of Pigeons (Which Was Made Into The Film Junoon), Which Also Appears In This Collection, These Stories Once Again Bring Ruskin Bond'S India Vividly To Life.
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Topic: Default Password Scheme - Can It Be Set to MD5
I noticed the "default_pw_scheme" option in /usr/share/apache2/iredadmin/settings.ini:
# Default password scheme: SSHA, PLAIN.
# SSHA is recommended.
default_pw_scheme = SSHA
Can MD5 be used also or just SSHA and PLAIN?
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Who all's with me?
"Seven minutes to glory."
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I'm with ya! Would like to listen or watch but having trouble finding any coverage over here (I live in the Iowa City area). Anyone know if there is a station on the radio or TV for the game?
it's on FSN, at least here in Ames
Nice trey Medders!!
any Dish Network stations that fans know about?
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Up here in MN, they've got the Wild game on FSN, but luckily I also have FCS-central which is carrying the game as well. Pretty good start. A&M's press is furocious.
nice rebound
14-12 AM shot-clock violation, AM ball 1230 left
Yea...this wild game in MN sucks...anyone know of any radio??
Ronhodve for 3!
any internet links?
what channel is FSC Central on Dish?
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Design by: Michelle Jones
Skill Level: Easy
Size: 0-12 months.
Materials:Yarn Needle; Sport Weight Yarn;
Pink (P) and White (W): 3.5 oz, 230 yds each; Small amount Green (G);
2 yds 1/8" Pink Ribbon; 4 Snaps; 3/8" Elastic; Sewing Needle and Thread.
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Crochet Pattern for Jamie Baby Set
Sweet and dainty are two of the words to describe the Jamie Baby Set Crochet Pattern. Baby girls have all the luck when it comes to dressing up in cute fashions. Indulge your baby girl with baby set that features dainty rosebud embellishments on a delicate pink and white striped background. All three pieces coordinate with each other for a sweet, princess look. Jamie Baby Set Pattern is perfect to wear for Easter festivities on beautiful spring day, a day of fun in the park or a special photo session for the new baby. Pattern includes instructions for the three pieces in this set; short-sleeve dress, bonnet and shorts. The Jamie Baby Set Crochet Pattern makes a special gift for any mother-to-be expecting a little girl, or a newborn that has already made her appearance. A spring baby dressed in pink and roses will bring a smile to any face.
Jamie Baby Set Crochet Pattern is an easy crochet level, perfect for any skill level that wants to make a precious baby crochet. Basic crochet stitches are combined with a feminine design to give the bonnet and shorts a lacy appearance and the dress a full ruffle effect. Adjusting the hook size allows you make the outfit for either a 0-6 month size or 6-12 month size. This set uses a sport weight yarn to keep it lightweight and comfortable on your little girl. If pink isn't your style, change up the colors in this crochet pattern to get the look you want. The Jamie Baby Set Pattern is sure to please.
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Have any of you out there been diagnosed with gestional diabetes? Have you been able to keep it under control with diet? Has anyone had their dietition tell them about the glucose index or was it just instant "You need insulin"? I would just like to hear about any story reguarding this "disease". This is not meant for those that have type 1 or 2 diabetes prior to pregnancy.
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NEW YORK (AP) — "Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy is getting a chance to pay tribute to his American idol, legendary TV producer Norman Lear, at the 40th International Emmy Awards.
Murphy says his shows "Glee" and "The New Normal" were inspired by Lear's sitcoms like "All in the Family," which mixed humor with an honest examination of social issues.
At Monday's International Emmy Awards ceremony in New York, Murphy will present the 40th Anniversary Special Founders Award to Lear and "M(asterisk)A(asterisk)S(asterisk)H" star Alan Alda. Organizers wanted to honor people who had groundbreaking shows on TV in 1972 when the International Emmys began.
Thirty-eight nominees from 15 countries will compete for International Emmys in nine categories. British productions received a leading seven nominations, including best actor and actress nods for Jason Isaacs and Joanna Vanderham.


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And here after much tweaking, is my version of the same map.
I am also working up some new counters to go with it. I just need some time to sit down and get this completed.
My apologies for not using the regular attachments manager, but for some reason its not working for me right now. Instead this image was pasted in here off a wargamers website I frequent.


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can these knives be used for things other then just scuba diving? (hunting)
They can, but typically stainless steel scuba knives aren''t known for their ability to keep an edge. There are far better choices for hunting knives than a scuba knife. Titanium scuba knives would stand a far better chance to hold up and keep an edge that would be useful as a hunting knife.
Quality knives are imperative tools for the diver and must fulfill two main priorities; a quality blade with a superior cutting edge, yet sturdy for prying and hammering and corrosion resistance. SCUBAPRO has chosen materials that provide both blade and durability excellence.
This knife has a 4.75' blade made of 304 Stainless Steel for high corrosion resistance. It has a conventional edge and a line-cutting notch.


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Our meetings are friendly and fun. Every member knows the fear of public speaking, and we are very supportive of each other. We evaluate each other as peers. We start at 7.30pm prompt and the first half is a warm up, followed by 3 or 4 … Read More
Are you looking to develop speaking and leadership skills, win that job interview or even ignite your career?
Brighton and Hove Speakers Club is affiliated to Toastmasters International, a world leader in communication and leadership development. Our members improve their speaking and leadership skills by attending our club which is part of a world wide global network. Membership in Toastmasters is one of the greatest investments you can make in yourself. At £54 every six months, it is also one of the most cost-effective skill-building tools available anywhere.
Our Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month*
*In April and May 2016 there will be meetings on the 3rd Wednesdays too!
The Imperial Hotel
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Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 10:04 p.m.
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PALATKA - The College of Central Florida baseball team suffered its third one-run loss in its last four games, as it fell 2-1 on the road to St. Johns River State.
CF (20-13, 3-3) will host CRM Baseball Academy on Monday afternoon at 3.
The next home game for the Patriots is March 22 against Seminole State at 3 p.m.
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School Bus Accident Near Rock Valley
ROCK VALLEY, Iowa (AP) - School officials say no one was seriously injured when a school bus tipped over on a gravel road while picking up students near Rock Valley yesterday morning.
Rock Valley Superintendent Chad Janzen says there were ten students on the bus when the accident happened about 8 a.m. Janzen says most of the injuries were "nicks and bruises," but one student was taken to a hospital as a precaution.
The bus driver wasn't hurt.
Janzen says the bus had picked up two students and wasn't going very fast when it went off the road and tipped over in a ditch. The cause of accident in under investigation.
Janzen says the students ranged in age from preschoolers to ninth graders.
(Akron) -- The Plymouth County Sheriff's office is investigating an auto accident that occurred Tuesday evening when a vehicle was reported to have rolled and trapping the two occupants. The investigation found that Joseph Tripp of Akron was driving southbound on K-18 and was being passed by another southbound vehicle. The passing vehicle clipped the driver's side of Tripp's vehicle, causing him to temporarily lose control. Tripp went through the west ditch and was nearly stopped on 314th Street when Tripp accelerated, swinging his car around, again losing control. Tripp went into the south ditch where his vehicle rolled once and came to a rest on the passenger's side. Tripp and a passenger, Heather Rodriguez, also of Akron were freed and transported by ambulance to Mercy Medical Center with injuries not believed to be life threatening. The investigation continues and charges are pending.
(LeMars) -- The Plymouth County Fairboard is asking the county for some financial assistance. Fair board president, Tony Schroeder appeared before the supervisors on Tuesday and informed them of the many changes that are occuring at the fairgrounds. The fairboard has received funds from the county in the past and is asking for $20,000 for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Supervisor Guenthner questioned Schroeder about the fairboard's plan for financing and its current financial situation.
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Schroeder says since the year 2000, the fairboard has spent nearly one million dollars on maintenance and upkeep. The newly elected fairboard president did tell the supervisors that the fairboard does not have any debt.
(LeMars) -- Plymouth County Republicans have announced the locations for the January 3rd caucuses. Precincts 1 & 6 which include the townships of Portland, Westfield, and Sioux will gather at the Security National Bank community room at Akron. Precincts 2,3,4,11,12,and 13 that includes the townships of Preston, Grant, Johnson, Washington, Elgin, America, and LeMars Wards 1,2,and 3 will caucus at the LeMars Convention Center Lower Level in LeMars. Precinct 5 that includes the townships of Fredonia, Meadow, Marion, and Remsen will gather at the Remsen Union High School Auditorium in Remsen. Precinct 7 that includes the townships of Liberty, Plymouth, and Stanton will meet at the Merrill Community Center gym. Precinct 8 including Hancock, Perry, Hungerford, and Lincoln townships will meet at the Hinton Community Center in Hinton. Precinct 10 includes the townships of Union, Henry, Elkhorn and Garfield will caucus at the Kingsley Community Center at Kingsley. Caucuses will begin at 7:00 p.m. and continue until 9:00 p.m.
(Storm Lake) -- The long-time Storm Lake police department office manager has been fired and charged with theft in connection with missing city funds. Public Safety director Mark Prosser says 43-year old Lee Martin of Storm Lake was arrested Tuesday in connection with an investigation that began earlier this month. On December 2nd, Prosser was notified of possible irregularities in funds transferred from the public safety office to city hall. On December 6th, Martin was placed on administrative leave and Prosser ordered an investigation. Police allege Martin had been taking cash from deposits transferred to city hall totaling over 12-thousand dollars in the past 12 months, and also altered receipts. Additional investigation is underway into previous years of cash transfers from Martin's office to city hall. Martin worked for the public safety department the past 21 years. Prosser says the very person charged with insuring the department's books were balanced and funds were appropriately transferred to city hall is the one who allegedly was circumventing the system. He termed it a very disappointing case of violation of the public's trust. Prosser says additional safeguards have been put into place to insure that similar incidents are prevented. Tuesday afternoon, Martin was charged with ongoing criminal conduct, and first-degree theft. Martin was jailed on a 35-thousand dollar bond and her employment with the city was terminated.
DENISON, Iowa (AP) - A former Iowa fire chief has been charged after an audit suggested he spent thousands of dollars for his personal benefit.
A complaint filed Wednesday charges former Denison Fire Chief Michael McKinnon with first-degree theft and felonious misconduct in office.
McKinnon left his job last year under a cloud of questions about his management. An audit last month questioned $95,000 in spending, including about $40,000 paid to businesses he owned that included invoices for post office boxes that did not exist. Other spending included a motor for his boat.
Special Agent Terry Klooster of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation says McKinnon has moved to New Mexico but is expected to turn himself in when he makes his initial court appearance
December 30th.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - State health officials say a new flu strain that was detected in north central Iowa has dropped out of sight.
The Iowa Department of Health says the H3N2 strain sickened three children in Webster and Hamilton counties. All three recovered.
State Medical Director Doctor Patricia Quinlisk says the virus apparently failed to continue spreading.
The new strain of flu is a hybrid of viruses that have infected pigs over the last decade and a gene from the H1N1 strain that caused the pandemic two years ago.
About a dozen cases of infection with H3N2 have been reported nationally.
Quinlisk says health officials continue to watch closely for new cases, but haven't seen any.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The number of deer killed during the recent shotgun seasons in Iowa is down about 9 percent from last year and about 30 percent lower than in 2006.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources released the deer kill numbers Wednesday, saying about 70,000 fewer deer were taken during the recent hunting seasons than in 2010.
The chief of the Iowa DNR Wildlife Bureau, Dale Garner, says the reduced kill is the result of a reduced deer population in the state. He says the number of deer is near the state's objective and
hunters are being encouraged to be more selective.
Officials say they will review the harvest and deer population and make proposals to stabilize the deer population.


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text: Home Politics Let's Face It: It's Romney vs. Obama RightWatch: The Republican base may not love Mitt, but he will be a formidable foe. By: Jack White Posted: Jan. 12 2012 12:51 AM 0 Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The clown show is just about over. There may be some entertaining high jinks ahead from Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum before they make their final exit from the political theater of the absurd otherwise known as the Republican presidential primary, but the prize has already been won. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney -- of granite jaw, flexible conviction and a self-proclaimed fondness for the ability to fire people -- will be the GOP's standard-bearer. He may wrap it up with a decisive win in next week's South Carolina primary, where he faces a divided field of opponents contending for the state's evangelical base, or in a longer slog through Super Tuesday on March 6. But in the end he will triumph because none of his rivals can win. And though it is easy enough to discern the general outline of the monumental struggle that will be fought between Romney and the newly truculent incumbent President Barack Obama during the general-election campaign, no one can confidently predict its outcome. It's just that close. Despite its descent into right-wing lunatic pandering, the Republican-primary process is working as it is supposed to, producing the strongest-possible candidate from a field of extremist losers. Moreover, it seems likely that Romney will be crowned soon enough to start working his way toward the political center, where the moderate and independent voters who will decide the battle can be found. If he can make that move, select a plausible vice presidential running mate (i.e., no Sarah Palins) and avoid tone-deaf exclamations from the credo of callous capitalism, Romney will be a formidable challenger. You saw that in Romney's victory speech after the New Hampshire primary -- a well-crafted address that he read from a teleprompter (a not insignificant factor for Tea Party members who rail at Obama for using one). He targeted Obama's greatest vulnerability, the limping economy, which more than any other issue will determine who finishes first in November. The president, Romney declared, has run out of ideas and excuses and is now running out of time. Make no mistake -- Romney is a ruthless competitor who will say whatever he has to. Restore Our Future, the super PAC that supports him, is ready and willing to drown opponents under a sea of negative ads, as it did to Gingrich in Iowa. The GOP base's lukewarm attitude toward Romney will warm considerably once it becomes clear that he is their one and only hope of unseating the hated Obama. Sure, he can be attacked as a "vulture" who profited from demolishing companies and destroying jobs during his tenure at Bain Capital, as Rick Perry and Gingrich contend in language that mirrors the rhetoric of liberal reformers. But for many Republicans, what Romney did at the private-equity firm is the essence of free market capitalism and entirely commendable. As for his well-documented history of flip-flops, who in politics doesn't flip-flop? Obama has made more than a few head-snapping course corrections of his own, on issues ranging from keeping the Guantánamo detention camp open to trying terror suspects in military tribunals instead of civilian courts. Here's a link to a list. Up to now, the media's focus on the Republican silly season has obscured the weaknesses in Obama's bid for a second term. As Charles Pierce, who has become one of the most insightful analysts of this year's campaign, wrote in Esquire's political blog a few days ago, "If you spend a lot of time around the current Republican field of candidates, you tend to forget that Barack Obama has a long, hard pull up a dirt road to get re-elected." Pierce cites the flat, sour mood of the country, the widespread feeling that the financial high rollers who brought on the economic crisis got away clean and the ambivalence of some of the president's once-fervid supporters as major obstacles to a second Obama term. But as James Carville famously observed, in the end it's the economy, stupid. The stubbornly high unemployment rate -- which, despite some recent improvements, is still at 8.5 percent -- is what stands in Obama's way. It's going to come down to whether voters believe that an ex-swashbuckling venture capitalist like Romney can do a better job than Obama of putting the country back to work. History suggests that if, by Election Day, voters believe that their lot is improving, Obama will win. If not, he will lose. Let the battle begin. Jack White keeps an eye on right-wing politics for The Root. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre 0


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St. Louis (KSDK)-- Emergency responders played critical roles during Saturday's crisis at Kilroy's.
One hundred people were treated for injuries, with a handful needing to be transported to the hospital.
NewsChannel 5 also learned there were also firefighters dealing with their own crisis, thanks to severe weather.
It was over before it began. One minute, Cardinals fans were enjoying a good time under an outdoor tent at Kilroy's Saturday-- and the next, they were on the ground, in need of medical attention.
"Nobody could really identify what they were stuck with," said David Hickle, a paramedic with Abbott Ambulance, one of the seven agencies St. Louis Firefighters called on for back-up.
Hickle is one of dozens of emergency responders called to the scene to help treat the 100 patients in need of medical attention.
"A little overwhelming. At least for coming into something and not exactly knowing what we're coming into, but I would describe it as well organized," said Hickle.
NewsChannel 5 was there Saturday as Hickle and his crew, loaded- up his first patient-- a woman with broken ribs and a punctured lung.
"Then they brought me a second patient while we were preparing to transport her, who ended up having a head injury," said Hickle.
Hickle described the scene as critical, but well organized.
Meanwhile, Firefighters in Maryland Heights were also in crisis mode, as Mother Nature pounded their vehicles. Baseball- sized hail left ambulances with cracked windshields... fire trucks with dings... and vehicles with broken bar lights. A total of five vehicles were damaged, while firefighters continued to answer calls for help.
"Rain or shine, or hail, we are always responding on the calls," said Captain Robert Daus, Public Information Officer with the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District.
The department has a number of back-up vehicles that will be put in use, while the damaged goods gets repaired.
As these emergency responders reflect on Saturday's work, they say it's all a part of the job.
"We're all trained to the same standard, so we all know what we're supposed to do," said Hickle.
NewsChannel 5 did reach out to St. Louis firefighters, but they weren't available to participate in our story.
St. Louis firefighters estimate 50 emergency responders helped out with the crisis at Kilroy's Saturday.


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Orion Hosey returned the opening kickoff 70 yards for a touchdown. Nielon Reitz scored on a 15-yard run up the middle.
Ricky Waer scored the final TD on a 1-yard run.
The Cubs had strong running by Cameron Boggess, Reitz, Hosey, Aurthur Ellis. Strong defensive was played by Bradley Warrick, David Camacho, Reitz, Hosey, and Chance Burhart.
The seventh-grade Cubs lost 44-14. Nathan Oliver scored two TDs.
The offensive line was led by Justin Harrell, Caleb Dominguez, Josh Garcia, Brandon Soto, Tristian Liguez, Antonio Perez, and Dalton Dornburg.
The eighth-grade Cubs beat Marion 38-12 on Oct. 18. Boggess had TD runs of 60 and 10 yards. Waer, Ellis, and Warrick also had touchdowns.
Defensive standoiuts were Reitz, Brandon Luna, Blanca Guerra, Rhett Davis, Boggess, Hosey, and Colton Martini.


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Bruce the Bug Guy Visits Becker Library
Bruce the Bug Guy was the attraction at the Becker Library on Tuesday, May 15 for an audience of 115 adults and kids. There were lots of screams and laughs as Bruce pulled out his collection of bugs, moths and spiders. The kids were allowed to hold millipedes, Madagascar hissing cockroaches and huge moths. The audience was also treated in seeing a black scorpion and a tarantula named "Rosie."
Bruce the Bug Guy will visit the Becker Public Library again this summer on Thursday, June 14, 3:30-4:30 p.m. This event is for ages 6-12 years of age and has limited space. Please preregister online at the library's Events page or by calling the library at 763.261.4454.


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A 22-year-old Silver Springs man accused of having sex with a teenager was arrested Monday.
Wayne Farrell White Jr. was charged with three counts of lewd and lascivious battery and resisting arrest without violence, according to a Marion County Sheriff's Office report.
Sheriff's Detective Stacey Skinner interviewed the teen, and she told him that she and White had sex twice and that on one occasion he fondled her. The acts were consensual, she said, and occurred when she was 14.
Deputy Charles McIntosh went to an Ocala address to pick up White, who tried to resist being taken into custody, according to the report. But the deputy, with assistance from a colleague, was able to arrest him.
White denied the allegations of sex with the girl and told Skinner he was going to wait until she was 18 so he could date her, according to the Sheriff's Office. He was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail.
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Here's a snippet from the Zimbra corp site:
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Test drive it now using our Hosted Demo where you can download the application and run it with sample data, or if you already have a Zimbra Server simply download it there and try it with your own system.
You can also get the ZCS Network Edition free trial if you do not have a Zimbra Server and want to have an extend 60 day test (the J2ME clients are included in the Admin Console)."
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Mostly, I just take alchemy symbols and stick em on a rectangle and call it done. If I had some sort of project that was very near and dear to me then I'd put more thought into it.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
My Maps ~ My Brushes ~ My Tutorials ~ My Challenge Maps
Never have but I dig yours...it's very Traveller.
Flags....Hmmm....let me see if I have them 'handy'
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Never use a big word when a diminutive one will suffice!
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Not only do i have a flag for my country:
but I have an entire economy, government, and so on: http://www.nationstates.net/nation=pq_forge
to be honest, i haven't made a map for this yet - it hasn't been until the last month or so that I've felt I had the skill to attempt this. I really want it to be special when I do
My finished maps
"...sometimes the most efficient way to make something look drawn by hand is to simply draw it by hand..."
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-Wilbur is Waldronate's. I'm just a fan.
Not flags but I did sit down once years ago and pound out a bunch of Heraldry shields. I'll have to see if I can scan those in and start using some of them.
When its over and you look in the mirror, did you do the best that you were capable of? If so, the score does not matter. But if you find that you did your best you were capable of, you will find it to your liking. -John Wooden
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"Curious who of us has made a flag or flags for the countries we have shaped on our maps."
That is something I should get around to. Good post. Time to get flaggin'
Hi ho, hi ho, it's off to work I go..
I made a whole bunch of flags for my now stagnant campaign setting... but I only have them as a powerpoint file which the board won't allow me to upload.
My Finished Maps | My Challenge Maps | Ghoraja Juun, my largely stagnated campaign setting.
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My Kingdom of Sam'thuma is a cross-continent neighbor of a2area's Torentine. Its constituent Principalities also have flags.
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Ladies fishing seminar held in Dania Beach
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DANIA BEACH, Fla. — To attract more women to sport fishing, wildlife officials are hosting a ladies fishing seminar in Dania Beach.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is holding the seminars Friday through Sunday. The "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!" event is part of a national effort to also promote conservation and responsible angling.
Wildlife educators will demonstrate ethical angler habits, such as safe hook removal, release techniques, fish venting and more. Local fishing guides will provide instruction on fishing techniques and methods.
On the final day of the seminar, women may embark on an optional fishing adventure.
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Singer Keith Urban is launching his own guitar line.
The "American Idol" judge has teamed up with bosses at Home Shopping Network to release the Urban Guitar Collection on Nov. 3.
He says, "I've watched some of the greatest guitarists in the world perform, and I've seen people just learning how to play.
"The looks on their faces are almost always the same, and the connection with the instrument is genuine."
The collection will include two versions of the Phoenix Edition guitar – an acoustic model and an acoustic/electric version.
A portion of the proceeds from sales will benefit the Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation, which provides instruments to struggling music programmes and the Grammy Foundation.


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TRIANGLE, Va. – Chris Cardona wanted to learn more about his grandfather's World War II uniform. So he sought help from the artifact whisperers.
Cardona attended the fifth annual Artifact Roadshow at the National Museum of the Marine Corps near Quantico. Museum officials compare it to the PBS program "Antiques Roadshow" except all of the items brought to the museum's show were military-related.
The museum provided experts to examine objects and give owners insights as to what it was, where it came from and how to preserve it.
Cardona, a Marine who lives in Stafford, is an amateur historian and collects uniforms, including his grandfather's Marine uniform.
"His picture is actually here in the museum in the World War II section," Cardona says of his grandfather. "This gentleman is giving me ideas about how to preserve and keep everything together and put notes in the pockets (of the uniforms). What to do and not to do to preserve my family's history."
He sought help from Owen Conner, the museum's curator of uniforms and heraldry, which refers to the medals, flags and personal equipment a Marine carries.
"The idea of doing the road show was to help the public learn more about their families' items," Conner says.
In addition to helping the public, the museum hopes to preserve Marine Corps history, Conner says.
Head curator Bob Sullivan says during past roadshows, visitors brought family heirlooms including a beaded purse that was made by Geronimo's daughter or granddaughter.
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A Burger King PR stunt is doing the trick Wednesday -- there's a lot of social media buzz about the fast food giant's supposed name change to "Fries King."
Burger King's website shows a redone company logo. An abstract, upright pouch of french fries replaces the familiar, stylized hamburger, and the words "Fries King" appear over the logo in place of "Burger King." It's all rendered in the same style, colors and roughly same dimensions as the "old" logo.
Below the logo comes this attention-getter: "Formerly Burger King."
BURGER KING: Concocts lower-cal 'Satisfries'
Incredible coincidence alert: The move comes at the same time the company is rolling out revamped French fries that it says are healthier than ordinary ones.
Dubbed "Satisfries," they have 30% less fat and 20% fewer calories than Burger King's regular fries -- and 40% less fat and 30% fewer calories than McDonald's fries, USA TODAY reported last week.
But perhaps not all the PR in this case is positive, AdWeek's Tim Nudd writes.
"There are a few downsides to this. First, it implies the burgers are probably not very good. And second, it confuses people," he says in an article on Burger King's supposed name change.
But "it does appear to be making people hungry," he says.


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As any weight-watching beer lover knows, there are plenty of light beers on the market that taste just as good as the real stuff. However, with great variety comes difficult decision-making.
Want a light beer that doesn't build a beer belly but still gets you buzzed? So do we—and we want ours to taste good too! In our quest to find the best light beers, we sampled 14 bottled brews with the help of beer sommelier Anthony Caporale, host of the Art of the Drink TV online video series and an instructor at The Institute of Culinary Education in New York City. Here are the best light beers by category:


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Meet the 'Voice of the Taxpayer': Nina Olson Speaks for You
Think you're on your own if you want your tax-related concerns heard in Washington? Well, you're not. Since 1979 there's been an official advocate who has the ear of Congress, regularly making a stink on taxpayers' behalf, aiming for a fairer, simpler, system.


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With October being recognized as breast cancer awareness month, the Lady Dragon volleyball team will host the fourth annual pink out game Monday, Sept. 30 with Perkins County, Neb., to honor and remember those who have battled the disease.
The HHS team will be wearing pink jerseys for the match and all spectators are encouraged to wear pink as well. Pink out shirts are available at Holyoke Dragon Headquarters at Holyoke Cleaners.
Each Holyoke player will be playing in honor or memory of an individual who has been or is currently affected by breast cancer.
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Meridian police say they arrested a shooting suspect minutes after the incident Friday morning.
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Police say the intended target was the driver but only his vehicle was damaged. The shooter and victim knew each other.
The charge against Johnson is shooting into an occupied vehicle. His bond was set at $250,000.
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