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i bought this system at the beginning of june 2011.i practiced with it in my pool to get used to the menus and controls. i recommend this, if you can, so that you really get the feel for it. first offthis camera takes great land pictures even with the housing on so dont worry about that. we went to atlantis in the bahamas last week and took this camera on all the slides and the beach, on jet skis, in and out of the pools and it performed like a champ whether taking photos or video. very rugged. i called sealife a few times before my trip to get a few things ironed out and i must say they were very helpful. for use underwater there are several things i would like to touch on. get the extra weight & long screw to keep your bouyancy neutral or you will float up. also get a good lanyard and the extra long life battery. when in capture mode (taking pics) just set it to external flash mode auto and your set. whether or not your pictures come out good is basically on you. the camera works as advertised but your photo skills and bouyancy control will make the difference. the dive and snorkel modes are for taking pictures without the pro flash. the cameras internal flash does not fire on these settings. instead the camera automatically adds the missing reds to correct the color. when you are at depth in these settings you will know which setting is correct by the screen appearing normal. if it still looks red than you are set too deep. this is where people make are making mistakes. when in video mode all you have to do is set the white balance manually so that the screen is not red. you cannot do this topside. you can only do this in the water at depth in those particular conditions. i shot 47 mins of video at stuart cove shark dive with the long life battery and had enough left to watch it on the camera afterwards. we were in 45 feet of water for the shark feeding but my camera white balance was set to blue water 0-8 meters. i set the focus to infinity, sat back and watched the show. the visibility was excellent. it came out terrific. if you use this system as designed you will be very happy. the wide angle lens is a major plus too! i used it the whole time diving and only removed it when on land running around atlantis. and for the price i was laughing at people with housings that cost three times as much and my stuff was as good as theirs. just remember the basic of photos get close then get closer!
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This lanyard can do it all. Attaches to BCD, rings, snaps onto things and can go around your wrist. Also very strong. I felt confident using this with my underwater camera system.
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If you have the Sealife DC1200 elite with pro flash you will definitely need the 13oz. weight but just as important is this screw. The original screw is not long enough to go through the weight and still get through the base tray and into the camera. Sealife should have thrown these in with the system or at least sold them as a set with the weight as they are both necessary if you want to maintain neutral bouyancy with less hassle from the camera floating up on you.
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If you have the Sealife DC1200 Elite setup with the Pro flash then you must get this weight. If you dont your camera system will FLOAT and take you up with it. When using the weight the system becomes just slightly negative bouyant which means it will very slowly sink. Get a lanyard and your all set.
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The diffuser attachment is very sturdy. It snaps onto the flash and stays put. It flips up and down with ease but stays in place whichever way you have it. It functioned perfectly and I assume it diffuses because my pictures were o.k.
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I gave this Battery 4 stars because I dont know if there is a better one out there. I made sure to charge the battery then use it up and recharge before going on my shark dive 7/28/11 @ stuart coves Bahamas. I have a Sealife DC1200 Elite with Pro Flash. On the dive I began video as soon as I hit the water and only stopped it to adjust zoom a couple times, and didnt stop till I was getting back on the boat. I shot 47 mins of good usable, watchable video and was able to watch most of it play back on the camera before it ran down. Definitely lasts way longer than the original it comes with. If you do a 2 tank type of dive I recommend using the regular battery on the first dive and shoot mainly photos and some video and switch to the longer battery for the second dive and shoot mainly video. This strategy served me very well and you have no worries about ever losing power!
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HANCOCK, MI - Finlandia University will present four performances of the play, "On Approval" Thursday October 6, through Sunday, October 9, 2011, at the Finnish American Heritage Center, Hancock.
Play performances on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday begin at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday performance begins at 2:30 p.m.
The title of the light-hearted British comedy refers to a custom in the 1920s that allowed consumers to use an appliance at home for a one month trial, "on approval." If, at the end of the one month period, the product met expectations, it was purchased; otherwise, it was returned to the store.
Directed by Melvin Kangas, "On Approval" is set in the year 1927 and tells the story of Maria, a rich, spoiled, domineering widow considering marriage to a much younger man, Richard. Cynical about love, Maria decides to take Richard to her estate in Scotland for a month, on approval.
Joining the couple in Scotland are Richard's friend, George, the recently-impoverished Duke of Bristol; and Helen, a wealthy American heiress whom George views as a possible solution to his financial woes.
The two couples become trapped in the Scottish estate when Maria's servants abandon her, leading to a revealing and comic test of their true natures.
The cast of the play-all Finlandia faculty, staff, students, or alumni-features in the lead roles Sunny Kaye (aka Melvin Kangas) as Maria, Soren Schmidt as Richard, Erick Hinsch as George, and Kendra Benson as Helen.
Music for the play was composed by Robin Oye, and is performed by "The Tweed and Tartan Band," with Robin Oye on flutes, Conni Johnson on kantele, Kent Randell on mandolin, and Charles Young on bass.
Tickets, available at the door, are $10.00 per person; $5.00 for children under 12 years. Finlandia students attend free with a valid university ID.
The Finlandia University Finnish American Heritage Center is located at 435 Quincy St., in downtown Hancock.

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Following our first CLS Public Workshop on May 6th we are actively continuing our efforts to get customer input. On May 18th we were invited to hold a CLS brainstorming session at the Spectrum Management Association Conference in Arlington, VA.
This was a very active session reinforcing many of the insightful suggestions we received at the earlier workshop. The participants at this session included: licensee, third party filers, and other federal government agencies. Many of the participants offered a unique perspective and very valuable feedback.
The suggestions ranged for recommendations for improving the access, and search capabilities to our licensing data, to collecting additional technical data in CLS. Participants also offered suggestions on cleaning up the data in the Commission Registration System (CORES) and recommended creating linkages between the Antenna Structure Registration (ASR) Database and CLS.
The recommendations did not stop there; we went on to discuss enhanced mapping capabilities as well as the need for user testing, training and manuals as we move forward with the new system.
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The Delaware Art Museum, 2301 Kentmere Parkway, Wilmington, will present State of the Art: Illustration 100 Years after Howard Pyle on Feb. 9 until June 1.
In 2011, the museum launched its centennial celebration in honor of Pyle. State of the Art: Illustration 100 Years after Howard Pyle marks the celebration's end and reflects on Pyle's legacy in the field of illustration. Since Pyle's death in 1911, American illustration has diversified into an empire that includes a wide range of art forms from animated films and computer-generated images, to graphic novels and conceptual art.
Guest Curator David Apatoff, illustration scholar and author of biographies on Robert Fawcett and Albert Dorne, highlights the following eight artists: story illustrator Bernie Fuchs; graphic designer Milton Glaser; MAD caricaturist and comic artist Mort Drucker; The New Yorker cover artist and character designer for animated films, Peter de Sève; editorial artist John Cuneo; painter and book artist Phil Hale; painter and magazine illustrator Sterling Hundley; and Pixar production designer Ralph Eggleston. For more information, call (302)-571-9590 or visit delart.org.
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CORVINO, Louis Edward, Jr., 43, of Wheeling, WV, passed away Thursday, November 15, 2012.
He was born September 10,1969, in Wheeling, WV., son of Lois Corvino, Sr., and Susan Kay Dean Gunto.
Preceded in death by his father.
Surviving are his mother, Susan Gunto, of Wheeling, WV, wife Amy Cochran Corvino, one step-daughter Tristan Cochran at home, one step-son, Andy Cochran, and Marisa Lucas of Moundsville; two sons, Ethan Joseph Corvino at home and Austin Scott Corvino of Marianna, Pa.; two sisters, Wendy (Jack) Lightner of Moundsville, WV and Angela Lou Corvino Griffin of Wheeling, WV, and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Family will receive friends Sunday, November 18, 2012 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Anderson Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 1109 Second St., Moundsville, WV.
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With summer fast approaching, I'm feeling the urge to challenge myself with an outdoorsy adventure – and Alaska's Tsaina Lodge fits the bill. Nestled atop Thompson Pass in the Chugach Mountain Range, this remote escape offers everything from helicopter sightseeing to shark fishing (yes, you read that right). So, I chatted with Tsaina's CEO, David Hudacsko, to get the inside scoop on a day in the life. Have to mentally prepare, after all.
7:30AM: When there are 20.5 hours of daylight to work with, there's always time for an excursion or two. Best to get up bright and early (but maybe not too early) to prep. Hudacsko says it's "typically 65 degrees in July and August, but we are in Alaska and near the water. Pack for mountain weather that will change in a moment's notice, and always have a windbreaker on you."
9AM: Hudacsko cites helicopter fishing, sightseeing, hiking, and glacier exploration as some of the lodge's top adventure options. Schedule your time the night before, then lift off from the on-site heli-pad in Tsaina's helicopter. Sign me up for what Hudacsko calls "the best fishing" in Alaska – or anywhere.
5 – 7PM: Back from your day of adventure? Hudacsko describes the typical routine. "Get changed, relax, come down and grab a drink, and exchange stories from the day. Then table up for dinner." Hudacsko recommends super-fresh seafood like sushi, Copper River salmon, king crab legs, and the Halibut Plate. Freshly made pasta and top-grade steaks from a private ranch in Missouri also merited a mention.
9PM: After dinner, Tsaina's historic bar is the place to be. With six rotating microbrews from the Alaskan Brewing Company on tap, there's plenty of local flavor to enjoy. Also, the potential for free drinks. "This is a really nice setting," Hudacsko says, "but if you climb up the center post in the room, across the ceiling beam, and down to the mountain climber hand holds to complete ten pull ups, we buy you beers." I don't trust my own arm strength, but I'd love to see someone else try.
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The unfortunate demise of my MX5.Bare
I was driving it. It was a misty day in SoCal as I was going up the 57 fwy in the #1 Lane. the road was a bit wet. I was going to get off at Imperial Hwy which is just past a long left turn. I was following a van, so I couldn't see the road ahead as I started to move over into the next lane toward the exit. There appeared a damn truck tread in the middle of the lane. I tried to swerve back over into the left lane, but it was too late and I hit the tire. It picked up the front end of the car and it was sent spinning off toward the right side of the road. Fortunately there was a hole in the traffic, so I didn't get hit on the way to the edge, but at the edge of the road was a curb (kerb) and I hit it sideways. It flipped the car over,and I'm thinking, "This is going to be an "E" ticket ride!" It hit a bank kinda upside down and bounced back into the emergency lane still inverted and was sliding down the freeway. I was thinking, "Well, I get to see if the windshield frame is as tough as it's supposed to be". In the meantime, the windshield is smashed and spreading neatly on the ragtop under my head, a distance of maybe 2". I'm trying to pull my body down into the car, but the shoulder strap has me kinda tied in and I can't move. As the car stops, I can feel my shoulder has popped out of joint, which it used to do a lot, and my first priority is to get it back in. I couldn't co it hanging there, so I had to try opening the door, which it did, then releasing the seat belt which dropped my head into the glass and my butt hanging about the door. I was worried that some clown would come over and try to drag my out while I'm screwing with my shoulder, but fortunately, no one did and I got my shoulder back in it's slot.I crawled out of the car, and by then, my head was pretty bloody from the glass cuts. Just a couple of small ones, but the way the head bleeds, they thought I was going to bleed to death. some guy did bring me a wet towel to wipe the blood off with, which I appreciated. Some other people wanted me to sit down because of all the trauma, but I really felt OK and didn't want to sit in the mud anyway. Well to make the rest of the story a bit shorter, the cops and meat wagon came and the cops took my statement and left. The meat wagon got sent on there way, too. The wrecker came and flipped the car over and pulled it up on the bed and the driver was kind enough to take me home. I only lived a couple of miles from there. I left the truck as I got home, then walked into the garage and promptly busted my butt, slipping down on the slick pavement there! My wife came home a couple of minutes later and was wondering why I was looking so disheveled and where my car was. She's always telling me I'm the reason for her gray hair!And now back to our scheduled programming...Maybe!Bare
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|Re-1J welcomes Mr. Bruce
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Chuck Bruce is looking forward to becoming a permanent fixture in the business and technology department at Holyoke JR/SR High as he prepares to step into a number of roles within the Re-1J School District.
For the past month, Bruce has been shadowing Kristina Ham, who has been an educator in Holyoke for the past 17 years. Ham had planned to retire at the mid-point of the school year but due to stipulations in the Public Employees' Retirement Association, she will take all of February off before finishing out what will be her last year.
Bruce will take over her classes for February and then will continue to work in the district as a substitute teacher, helping with FBLA, working at the after-school center as well as possibly becoming a junior high track coach.
Teachers in the district are given contracts for the year during the spring, at which point Bruce will find out if he will be taking over permanently for Ham.
Ham praised the school for allowing Bruce the opportunity to step into the classroom and familiarize himself with the curriculum and the students before making the transition to full-time teacher.
"To be able to allow someone that transition period and not make them jump in really is setting them up for success," Ham said.
After working in corporate finance and for an asset management company briefly, Bruce realized that his true passion was teaching, citing that he enjoyed witnessing students reach that ah-ha moment. Upon acquiring his master's degree in career and technical education from Western Michigan University, he moved to Phoenix where he taught for the past six months.
Bruce grew tired of the hustle and bustle of the large city and began looking to transition to a rural setting like that of Northern Michigan where he grew up. He is hoping to call Holyoke home for the remainder of his early career.
"The people in Holyoke are really receptive," Bruce said. "I grew up in the Midwest so it is a very similar community to what I am used to, and I really like the atmosphere and the environment. People have been very helpful in the school and also in the surrounding community."
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One of the Institute's first research projects explores using deep brain stimulation to treat patients with Parkinson's disease, dystonia, and psychiatric illnesses. The research team includes physicians and scientists from throughout the Mount Sinai Health System specializing in neurology, neurosurgery, neuroimaging, neurophysiology, and neurogenetics.
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Fort Worth, TX (November 5, 2010) – A week removed from having his day ended prematurely on the count of a negligent move by a fellow driver, 'Mad' Max Papis arrived in the Lone Star state looking to rebound. A week ago in Talladega, Papis piloted the #9 GEICO Toyota Tundra solidly at the front of the field and aimed to achieve the same at Texas Motor Speedway on Friday night.
Papis and the GEICO team quickly took to the 1.5-mile quad-oval and appeared comfortable through the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series' two practice sessions on Thursday. The opening session saw the #9 GEICO Tundra 14th on the speed charts, while the final practice session saw Papis as a respectable 19th.
With practice in the books and only qualifying remaining, Papis solidified his position in the field when he qualified the #9 GEICO Tundra 23rd for Friday night's WinStar World Casino 350K NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race. He toured the facility in just 30.608 seconds, at a rate of speed of 176.424 miles per hour.
While his teammate, Todd Bodine, is on the verge of winning his second NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship, Papis has his mind set on 2011. His final races of the 2010 season are preparing him for his own run at the Truck Series championship in 2011.
Cool temperatures and the smell of thousands of campfires blanketed the racetrack on Friday night, as the green flag waved under clear skies. Starting 23rd, Papis quickly jumped to 20th on the opening lap before a Johanna Long spin brought out the event's first caution flag of the night. Just one lap into the race, there was no reason for Papis to bring the #9 GEICO Tundra down pit road.
Papis would restart 19th on Lap 5 and ride solidly in the Top 20 before the evening's second caution flag was displayed on Lap 41. Just one lap later, Papis traveled down pit road where the Germain Racing pit crew outfitted the #9 GEICO Tundra with four fresh tires, a full tank of fuel and a right rear air pressure adjustment. While Papis entered pit road in the 20th position, the Germain Racing pit crew turned him around in astounding time, sending Mad Max back out onto the racing surface in the 14th position.
The race would once again go green on Lap 49, but just three laps later the caution lights were flashing at Texas Motor Speedway for a crash involving Ron Hornaday, Tayler Malsam and Miguel Paludo. After just three laps of racing, it was not necessary for the #9 GEICO Tundra to visit pit road.
Papis restarted the race in the 14th position on Lap 60 and by Lap 97 the Gecko was sitting 12th. The #9 GEICO Tundra entered the Top 10 on Lap 98, but the following lap would cause Papis' demise.
As he exited Turn 4, Papis' truck appeared to run out of fuel. By the time he entered the front-stretch it was a certainty. Papis managed to coast around the 1.5-mile quad-oval and make it to pit road where the GEICO Racing pit crew would provide him with the necessary fuel. Unfortunately, the GEICO Tundra had stalled and because there was no fuel pressure it would take time to build up the pressure. Once Papis had the truck re-fired, he returned to the race, but he would do so five laps down in the 26th position; a far cry from where he was running in 10th just a few minutes earlier.
Despite the setback, Papis continued to pick up positions and when the checkered flag was displayed, he recorded a 23rd place finish. The final result was clearly not indicative of his performance throughout the evening.
"We had a nice run going tonight in the #9 GEICO Tundra, but the fuel problem really ended it for us," said a dejected Papis. "I battled a tight truck all night, but we kept fighting and this GEICO pit crew did a great job of getting me in and out. We're building for next year, we have a new crew chief and right now everything is looking great. The things that happened in Talladega last week and then what happened tonight is just misfortune, not mistakes. We're doing a good job and you will continue to see us be competitive and run up front."
Papis and the GEICO team will take a week off before traveling to south Florida for the final NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race of the 2010 season.
Papis and the #9 GEICO Toyota Tundra will hit the 1.5-mile oval of Homestead-Miami Speedway for the opening practice session at 5:00 PM (EDT) on Thursday, November 18th. Qualifying will take place on Friday at 5:05 PM (EDT).
The Ford 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race is on Friday, November 19th. The race will be televised live on SPEED beginning at 7:30 PM (EDT), while the Motor Racing Network (MRN) will carry the live radio broadcast.
To learn more about the GEICO Racing program, please visit: www.geicogarage.com
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Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is a rising political star. The 32-year-old has been nicknamed the "Democrats' Darling" and is viewed as an embodiment of the Obama era. She's also one of six representatives born in the 1980s, the first group of millennials in Congress. And while a lot of negative things have been said about millennials, dubbed the "Why-Worry Generation" by The New York Times, Gabbard easily shatters the apathetic stereotype. She is one of the first two female combat veterans, the first Hindu and the first female of Samoan ancestry ever to serve as a member of the U.S. Congress. And though the congresswoman is busy dealing with the chaos of the federal government shutdown this past October, she briefly steps off the floor between votes to speak with Audrey Magazine.
"Congress is starting to reflect the diverse makeup of our country," says Gabbard by telephone. "It's an opportunity to bring voice to many different constituencies and people from all around the country who may not have been able to look at Congress before and say, 'Hey, I can relate to that person.'"
A year into her first term, she laments a dysfunctional government that has failed to deliver on its core functions. "When you talk to people who have been here for decades, they say this is the worst climate that they have ever seen in Congress," she says. She believes the solution is "more bipartisan friendships like [that of the late Hawaiian Senator] Dan Inouye and [the late Alaskan Senator] Ted Stevens. People who understood what it meant to serve, to put your country and the mission first and work together."
In an effort to mend a fractured Congress, Gabbard has teamed up with Republican and fellow millennial Rep. Aaron Schock to spearhead the Congressional Future Caucus, the first such caucus dedicated to pragmatic bipartisan solutions with the millennial generation in mind. In an interview with BuzzFeed, Schock said, with the increasing number of representatives under the age of 40, that "helps give the opportunity to make people think more long term. People in their 30s and 40s look at life differently than people in their 60s or 70s." Gabbard adds that her bipartisan efforts do not mean she will set aside her principles, but it does require Congress to "work together, listen respectfully and discover those areas where we can find workable solutions and bring those about." She wants people to recognize that "no one gets their way 100 percent of the time, but the same can be said for any relationship or partnership that you have, be it in a business or in the home or in a friendship. It's about recognizing the diversity of our country, doing our best to work together and making that happen."
Gabbard is no stranger to finding the middle ground in political disagreements, even at home. Her pro-marriage-equality stance during her 2012 campaign ran against some of the statements her father, state Senator Mike Gabbard, had said over the course of his career. "I love my parents both very much; it's no secret we disagree sometimes, surprise surprise," says Gabbard. However, she adds, the unconditional love between them is "unbreakable." When she was 15, Gabbard and her father co-founded the Healthy Hawaii Coalition, a nonprofit focused on teaching environmental awareness to children, and to this day they call each other for advice on a variety of issues. Gabbard, who was home-schooled along with her siblings, says her parents encouraged her to be of "service to other people and try to be a positive impact on their lives."
Her desire "not to be a problem, but to be a part of the solution" motivated her at 21 to knock on doors with homemade black-and-white flyers during her campaign for a seat in the state Legislature. Gabbard won the election in 2002, becoming the youngest person ever elected to the Hawaii Legislature and the youngest woman elected to state office in American history.
In 2004, she decided not to run for a second term and instead voluntarily deployed to Iraq with her National Guard unit, serving two tours of combat duty in the Middle East. This past September at the National Conference on Citizenship, she accepted the Major George A. Smith HOOAH Award, recognizing a veteran who defines citizenship through service to our country, both in uniform and beyond. Not only is Gabbard the first Pacific Islander to receive the award, she is also the first female to be so honored.
Given Gabbard's career thus far, many may be surprised to know that in her youth she was afraid of public speaking. Discussing feelings of self-doubt as she broke race, age and gender barriers, she offers advice to women who may suffer from "impostor syndrome," a psychological phenomenon where people can't seem to feel that they belong or deserve their accomplishments. "The first and most important question that every person should answer for herself is, 'Why am I doing what I'm doing?'" she says. "If you are motivated by selfish reasons, then you may be faced with some of these issues. This is not just in politics, it's in business and the military and in all industries." Gabbard says to view career challenges not as personal advancement but as opportunities for leadership. "When you recognize that it's not about you, but a responsibility and a privilege that you have, it changes the entire framework of your role and the path that you have ahead of you."
It's something she keeps in mind as she strives to balance the personal with the professional. Surfing, capoeira and vegetarianism are among her eclectic, and some would say, atypical interests. When asked if any of her extracurricular activities ever felt in conflict with her role as a politician, she responds, "I think all of the interests that I have are part of who I am. They are part of my experience or choices that I've made in my life." She continues, "When I go to paddle out for a surf, there's nothing congressional about it. I am the same person that I was before I was elected, before I went through the campaign, as I am now, and there's no reason for that to change. Rather than a detraction or something to downplay, every part of who I am helps me to keep balanced and focused so I can do the best job that I can in Congress."
Indeed, Gabbard values the influence Hawaiian culture has had on her as a person and on her approach to politics. "I carry the Aloha spirit with me, be it in the military or in Congress or in my dealings with people," she says. "It is ingrained in who I am; it's what I keep at the forefront. And I know for sure that it is complementing the work that I do." Referring back to the government shutdown, Gabbard adds, "We need to bring more Aloha into the conversation that we are having so that they can be substantive and constructive."
And with that, Congresswoman Gabbard excuses herself to return to the floor to vote, certain to bring some of that much-needed Aloha spirit to Congress.
This story was originally published in our Winter 2013-14 issue. Get your copy here.


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- Sit in on a class that would be required for your major. If possible, talk to the professor afterwards and ask any questions you might have about the program.
- Sit in on a large lecture (if available) to see if this works for you.
- Visit the library, as well as computer or science labs to make sure software and equipment are up to date. Hands-on experience can be very important to successful job preparation and placement, so it's important to make sure that the institution you plan to attend has current equipment and facilities.
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- If possible, consider arranging an overnight stay in a residence hall on campus. Talk with your host or a member of the Residence Life staff to learn more about various campus housing options.
During your campus visit, continually ask yourself, "Can I see myself here? Is this school a good match for me? Do I feel at home here?". You might also want to jot down a few notes about the campus or take some photos because schools may begin to run together if you visit more than one.
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Don't worry if you aren't able to visit every campus that interests you. You can learn a lot about a school by exploring its website (for a list of Virginia schools' websites, click here), or by taking a virtual tour of the campus over the internet. To access a list of some of the Virginia colleges and universities that offer virtual tours, click here. You can even follow a school's tweets on Twitter and fan them on Facebook for campus updates.
Don't have reliable access to the web? Check out the school's catalogs or brochures, which you can pick up in person or have mailed to your home.
In addition to gathering information provided by the school, students can find out more about a school from outside sources. Consider the following resources to learn more about schools that interest you:
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- Ask your school counselor or a librarian to recommend a college information guide.
- Contact potential employers and ask the Human Resources officer how graduates from a particular school or program are perceived.
- Schedule an appointment with your school counselor or a local access provider and go prepared with a list of questions about the schools that interest you. If they can't answer your questions, they might be able to direct you to someone who can.
- Check out the Opportunities brochure and other publications on the SCHEV website at http://www.schev.edu/students/StudentPublications.asp.
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Federal Student Aid
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There are a lot of resources out there to help you make good decisions about college, but remember that it is ultimately your responsibility to make sure the school you choose meets your expectations and provides a solid education in your field of interest.


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Registering to vote doesn't take as long as you might think.
"They showed us how to do it and three or four minutes we were done," said newly registered Florida-voter John Black.
Argina and John Black moved to Florida on a mission trip from Arizona and made sure they could take part in the Florida primaries and general election.
"We want to vote," said Argina. "We've always voted and we tried to get absentee ballots from Arizona and it wasn't working."
Voter registration drives put on by Leon County supervisor of elections, Ion Sancho on Monday helped assure residents were able to vote for the August 14 primaries.
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Voters are asked to download the application on www.leonvotes.org and complete it and have it in the mailbox by midnight.
At the New Leaf Market voter registration drive, 40 people signed up to vote.
The deadline to register for the Georgia primaries has passed since the primary elections are on July 31. You can still register for both the Florida and Georgia general elections on November 6.
Tallahassee, Florida- July 16, 2012
Today marks the last day to register to vote in the state of Florida for the upcoming primaries, but there's still time tonight to register if you haven't done it.
Here in Leon County there is a big push to get all eligible residents registered for the upcoming primaries. In fact there have been several drives today and some that are going on right now .
The primary election in the 'Sunshine State' is Tuesday, August 14th-- less than a month away.
Many county and city races and initiatives will be on the ballot that actually impact more people directly than the presidential election.
Leon County Supervisor of Elections, Ion Sancho has really been behind today's last ditch effort to get people registered.
Sancho has talked about the ability to register in person, or, if you can't make that, you can get an application from leonvotes.org and mail it in.
Said Sancho: "As long as that application is completed and postmarked by midnight, then that voter registration will be effective."
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Monday is the deadline for Florida residents to register to vote in the upcoming state primary elections or change their party affiliation.
The state's primary for U.S. and Florida House and Senate elections will take place on Aug. 14. Only residents registered with a political party can vote in their party's primary.
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Posted 24 April 2009 - 08:52 AM
getting a scope with this mount attached. not sure what kind of mount it is. can yall help me id it. wont have it in my hands for another week or two.
Appears to me to be (or similar to) one of the (non-Synta) GP/EQ4/CG5 clones that have been sold by Konus in the last few years. It appears to be perched on a tripod that came from an LXD75, maybe.
Posted 24 April 2009 - 01:03 PM
Looks like a CG5 cloneto me; it's not an Orion SVP but sure is similar, especially the RA gearing and clutch! I also agree with Rod that the tripod looks LXD75-ish.
If not included you better get a counterweight on that shaft or you'll never achieve balance.
Regards, Marc
Posted 24 April 2009 - 05:03 PM
If you are the one who wond that on ebay, you should be o.k - looks like everything is there. However, I would call those folks at the pawn shop and give a very stern, "NO SKIMPING ON SHIPPING MATERIALS"
Posted 24 April 2009 - 07:20 PM
I don't have a clue as to who builds them but I do know that CG5 guts are the same as whats inside the clone.
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Posted 25 April 2009 - 12:44 PM
PS did the mount come with any counter weight your pics dont show any?
IF it did not dont use the mount untill you get some as you will strip your gears & drives on the mount.
Posted 25 April 2009 - 06:28 PM
Posted 25 April 2009 - 08:48 PM
question for you guys, how do i calculate the amount of counterweight to use?
Start with 2/3 of the payload - then add or remove as required.
Posted 26 April 2009 - 01:53 AM
the tripod looks like Celestron Omni CG4 tripod not really a LXD-75 mount.
Yep, I'd have to agree that it's a CG4 tripod. I just sold my CG4 today and spent some time looking it over. Same feet and one extension. And, yes, it lacks a tripod spreader. You might want to advertise for one and get a proper sized wing nut to hold it in place. With that much weight, I would be most concerned about the whole setup's stability carrying a C6R and any finders, etc.
You absolutely need counterweights. For the C6R I've used 2 11 lbs counterweights.
Honestly, IMHO, I'd seriously think about dumping the mount rather than trying to get it up to speed. Counterweights, tripod spreader, mount extension (because extending those legs to get it up to where that long tube will work without adding even more weight to front heavy OTA will make it more wobbly) and you're talking some $$. Just keep the OTA and keep an eye out for a used CG5-GT mount to handle that OTA.
P.S.: OK, maybe pick up a good wooden tripod to replace the CG4 tripod. Try Hands On Optics. You'll still need the c/weights and--perhaps--a mount extension, but those CG4 legs will simply never satisfactorily support the OTA.
Posted 26 April 2009 - 08:36 AM
Yep Synta EQ5 mount
I'd say "clone" of a Synta mount. Few years ago Synta apparently got too expensive for Konus.
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Thirty-two year old Latreshia Gowdy was allegedly fatally stabbed during a brawl with another woman over her ex-husband. Natafre Green, 30, was found in her car shot multiple times. Diamond Williams, 16, was found dead in her West Baltimore neighborhood with her throat gashed.
These three cases are among 24 so far this year in Baltimore that represent what authorities are calling a disturbing trend—women who are killed in street violence. Women have also been identified as the perpetrators in several recent killings, just as disturbing a trend, officials said.
In a city struggling with high crime, Baltimore police said the number of violent crimes involving women has dramatically increased in recent years. During a June news conference, Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts sought to explain that Baltimore is not the only city experiencing the trend.
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Dr. Tim Akers, an expert on criminology at Morgan State University, said women are "fighting back more" when it comes to dealing with conflict. For so long, he said, women were taught to be quiet and demure. As women have shrugged off traditional roles and labels, they are responding to violence much the same way men have traditionally done, he said.
According to police, Gowdy went to the 4400 block of Fairview Ave. in Northwest Baltimore on the afternoon of Oct. 20 to pick up her 3-year-old son from her ex-husband. Gowdy saw her ex-husband, whose name was not released, sitting on a step with his new girlfriend, Gabrielle Smith, 30.
Police said witnesses told them Gowdy became upset by something Smith said and brandished a beer bottle at Smith in what police called a "threatening manner." The two women began fighting and Smith allegedly ended the brawl when she took out a knife or other sharp object and stabbed Gowdy in the left arm and abdomen. Gowdy was pronounced dead at Sinai Hospital.
A day earlier, on Oct. 19, in the 300 block of S. Franklintown Rd. in Southwest Baltimore, Natafre Green, 30, was found unresponsive in her car suffering from several multiple gunshot wounds. She was pronounced dead at an area hospital a short time later.
On June 27, the last words witnesses said they heard Tierra Fallin scream to a group of women before they became victims of a triple shooting were very clear.
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Seconds later, bullets flew on the front porch of a row house on Elmora Ave. in East Baltimore. The gunmen who allegedly fired the shots allegedly had been enlisted by Fallin, authorities said. The barrage claimed the life of Gennie Shird, 21 and left Cierra Williams, 24 and Michelle Hitchens, 51, seriously injured.
Hitchens later died.
The dispute on the porch on Elmora Avenue resulted, Akers said, from the perpetrator not knowing "when to walk away"—the same syndrome that leads to violent confrontations frequently among young men, especially in urban settings.
All too often there is no conflict resolution because among some women there is a sense of feeling "punked" if they walk away, experts said.
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After a relatively dull October month, both moviegoers and trade analysts expected things to brighten up at the box office collections in November. While Krrish 3, and Ram Leela did generate huge numbers, the latest releases Gori Tere Pyaar Mein, starring Imran Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan and Singh Saab The Great, starring Sunny Deol, failed to meet the rising expectations in Bollywood. In fact, the previous weeks Ram Leela still continues to perform well, indicating the new releases don't really pack a punch as far as audiences are concerned.
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Expectations from Gori Tere... were high, especially since the earlier release, the Imran Khan-Kareena Kapoor Khan starrer Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu had done well with their box office collections. Unfortunately, this Karan Johar production failed to impress. Gori Tere.. saw a poor opening, and was slightly better on Saturday, says trade expert Amod Mehra. According to koimoi.com, the film earned Rs.10 crore at the domestic box-office, the break-up being, Rs.3.25 crore on Friday-Saturday each, and Rs.3.50 crore on Sunday. Thus, considering the fact that the film had released in 1560 screens pan India, and the hype involved, its performance has been disappointing. However, Mayank Shroff of Cinepolis says, Gori Tere...has performed better in multiplexes, than Singh Saab The Great. The occupancy has been around 50 per cent at our multiplexes.
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