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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
* Shaving Cream Bathtub Paint, Don't Say I Didn't Warn You!
11 comments:
- The Bardell Family said...
I've seen those ideas on pinterest and always wondered how it didn't stain. Now I know the truth. Thanks for the warning!
- August 21, 2012 at 9:14 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ The Bardell Family -- my friend recommended using washable children's paint but I still wouldn't want that on my children's bodies either! We will be sticking to using our shaving cream OUTside of the bathtub from now on!!!
- August 21, 2012 at 9:16 AM
- Debi said...
Oh my! I laughed right out loud reading this... my kids are all grown now but I remember those flashes of brilliant ideas that I had that turned out to be not so wonderful. Real life is what you write about and I love reading your posts! Thank you for my first chuckle of the day!
- August 21, 2012 at 9:24 AM
- Andrea said...
Hehe! Sounds like it went a little awry. We've done it in the bathtub and it has turned out a-ok...never noticed stained kiddos either. Funny!
- August 21, 2012 at 11:01 AM
- Kids WordPress Themes said...
Great idea, but I don't want to clean it up!!
- August 21, 2012 at 1:11 PM
- Shereen said...
We've done this too, but to me it was worth it. I guess ours wasn't such a disaster and my son has requested it at every bath since! I do limit the color palate to two colors, so that helps everything not turn out gross looking. Also, when I mix it myself, there is less staining because I get a more thorough mix. When my 3 year old does it, it's streaky and then the darker parts stain. Just a few tips. :)
- August 21, 2012 at 2:50 PM
- Stephanie said...
Hahaha! This is so funny! I have tried a few things like this too! We didnt use shaving cream, we used body wash and it was a mess! Everything was pruce colored and it took a VERY long shower afterward to wash off all the soap they smeared everywhere! I would love to have you link up again at Taking Time Tuesday! Thanks for sharing!
- August 21, 2012 at 3:13 PM
- Anna Ranson said...
Hahaha that's hilarious!! although it does make me feel like a liar on my shaving cream bath paint post! We truly didn't experience any of that! How come? I don't know! But it was truly good and they cried when it ran out!
- August 21, 2012 at 6:29 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Anna Ranson -- I think our food coloring was too strong! No worries, I'm glad your kids like it, we will just stick to plain old shaving cream in the backyard with a hose or shower afterwards! : ) -MaryLea
- August 21, 2012 at 7:37 PM
- April Hollingsworth said...
Please email me if you can. I have some questions about asthma. aprilhwth at gmail dot com
- August 21, 2012 at 11:15 PM
We used sensitive shaving foam with a few drops of liquid water color (Colorations) - the colors were incredibly vibrant, and no stains in sight (bath or kids!). Food coloring is dreadful stuff for stains - I overdid it with some oobleck once, and my oh my the drama we had because they didn't want blue hands (it just wouldn't come off). My eldest put the shaving foam all over her face (including her eyes) and there was no stinging at all either. Such a shame it didn't work out for you as my two had so much fun with it, and it made for the best pictures ever.
- August 23, 2012 at 2:50 AM
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How much military spending is enough?
Sequestration forces defense experts to examine hardware expenses, escalating costs of troop pay and benefits
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The 2012 base military budget. This does not including the cost of fighting the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
The U.S. defense budget was $297 billion in 2001. By 2012, the base budget had increased 79 percent to $531 billion, not including the cost of fighting the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
What the nation got for its treasure was a better-paid military and a new generation of high-tech but pricey hardware, including a few failures.
Now, with the two wars ended or nearly over, the battle over the across-the-board sequestration budget cuts is prompting the question: How much should the United States spend on defense in peacetime?
After World War II, military spending dropped 38 percent, according to Pentagon figures. After Vietnam, it was 30 percent; after the fall of the Berlin Wall, 32 percent.
During the past decade, the peak year for overall military spending was 2010, when the total bill — including $162 billion for the wars — was $691 billion.
From that high, a 30 percent correction would mean a defense budget of $484 billion. A 35 percent correction would drop it to $449 billion.
Those are the kind of numbers that military officials are warning against.
Sequestration, which was automatically triggered Friday, thanks to the deficit-cutting Budget Control Act of 2011, is a less than 10 percent "haircut" for the Defense Department budget for a decade. That's a $55 billion-a-year chunk out of the military budget, though in the first year the cut would be roughly $47 billion thanks to a confluence of details.
In theory, that would reduce the proposed 2013 base Defense Department budget from $525 billion to $480 billion. War costs, proposed at $88 billion for this year, would come on top of that.
In future years, the base defense budget would be capped at less than $600 billion through 2021, according to an analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Pentagon leaders have spent the past few months warning that the price in military capability would be high if Congress allowed sequestration to begin.
In San Diego in late January, Joint Chiefs of Staff Vice Chairman Adm. James "Sandy" Winnefeld said that he foresees instances when the U.S. military is asked to respond in a crisis and the answer has to be no.
Last week, the Pentagon said that 60 percent of Army brigade combat teams won't be properly trained for battle. The Navy already canceled a scheduled deployment of the Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier group.
There's concern about a "hollow force," which is a reference to the 1970s, and to some degree the 1990s, when the military had planes and ships but sometimes lacked trained crews or money to run them.
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In what might be called the Pentagon school of thought, the proper spending level for national defense is the status quo — the $525 billion that the Defense Department proposed as its 2013 base budget, after agreeing to cut spending growth by $487 million over a decade.
In that strategy, unveiled in early 2012, President Barack Obama and military leaders said it would be a smaller but more high-tech and flexible military, with an emphasis on special-operations troops. It would end the nation's ability to fight two ground wars at once — long the gold standard for American defense.
Larry Blumberg, director of the San Diego Military Advisory Council, is roughly in this camp. So is Vern Clark, chief of naval operations from 2000 to 2005. At a SDMAC panel discussion in the fall, the retired four-star admiral called $500 billion a "pretty good number."


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Ryder completes acquisition of The Scully Companies Inc.
February 02, 2011
Following a December announcement in which it indicated it had reached an agreement to acquire the full service lease, contract maintenance, commercial rental and dedicated contract carriage businesses of Fontana, California-based The Scully Companies Inc., freight transportation and logistics services provider Ryder System said this week the deal has been made official.
Ryder officials said that this acquisition is expected to add roughly $100 million in annualized operating revenue and be accretive to 2011 earnings. And they added that about 35 percent of Scully's revenue is related to the commercial truck leasing, maintenance, and rental business, with 65 percent related to its dedicated contract carriage business.
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Ryder officials said that Scully's leasing maintenance and rental services will now be part of Ryder's Fleet Management Services (FMS) group and its dedicated contract carriage business will become part of Ryder's Dedicated Contract Carriage group.
A Ryder spokesperson told LM there were multiple drivers for making this deal.
When asked how long Ryder has been looking to expand its FMS presence out West, the spokesperson said it is always looking to expand and grow its FMS business in all geographies, adding that "tuck in" acquisitions like this one are an efficient way for Ryder to leverage existing capacity, add selective new locations to strengthen its market
position, and add strong customers and operations management to its, which have been and will continue to be an important component of its growth strategy.
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Robert W. Baird & Co. analyst Jon Langenfeld wrote in a research note that acquiring Scully expands Ryder's footprint in the western U.S. and its full service fleet, which grew by an average of 1.4 percent annually during the previous cycle and contracted 8 percent from the peak during the first quarter of 2009, by 2 percent. He added that these types of small tuck-in lease fleet acquisitions can support Ryder's ability to return to previous peal fleet size during the upcoming cycle.
This acquisition follows a previous announcement in which Ryder announced its plans to acquire Total Logistic Control, a subsidiary of SUPERVALU and a provider of supply chain services for shippers in the food, beverage, and consumer packaged goods sectors.
"We are very pleased that Ryder's strong balance sheet has enabled us to acquire a reputable company with a solid track record and strong commitment to serving customers," said Ryder Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Greg Swienton in a statement. "This acquisition strengthens Ryder's leadership in the western United States, and increases our customer base in the retail industry for Dedicated Contract Carriage services. We look forward to expanding our network and bringing new approaches, innovation, and additional service offerings to customers of our newly combined organization."
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It's a ship tied to two critical points in American history: Sept. 11, 2001, and the eve of the Revolutionary War.
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|4-H, FFA attend food safety workshop
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Local 4-H and FFA members attended a highly interactive, hand-on workshop in Holyoke on April 2. There, youth discovered a wealth of scientific information through multiple activities, including identifying livestock by retinal scan, ear notching and tagging a facsimile of their livestock.
Other activities bolster understanding of medicine labels and proper storage, feed safety and feeding, injection sites and record keeping.
It's often what's for dinner. Ultimately all 4-H livestock projects end up on a consumer's plate as food. Producing a safe and wholesome product is a primary goal of the Colorado 4-H Meat Quality Assurance (MQA) program.
4-H youth development agents, agricultural educators and county fair personnel have determined it is critical that all youth know and understand industry standards and safe practices in the production of livestock for food so they can comply with those regulations.
The MQA program was designed to make members aware of the issues involved in livestock production, including animal welfare, food safety, consumer protection and the environment. Many fairs require this for all youth livestock members as well.
"We know from research that youth learn and retain more knowledge when they are actively engaged in activities," said livestock and 4-H youth development Extension agent Mick Livingston. "Over the past three years we have been developing activities that present the materials in a manner that youth 8-18 enjoy and in which they can become involved."
Small models show the right and wrong way to handle and care for livestock. Realistic animal models allow for teaching injection techniques and procedures. Electronic picture frames give audio and visual presentations developed to help with the standardization of materials in each participating county.
Additional programs have been held or are scheduled for all Northeastern Colorado Counties in the near future.
"The youth Meat Quality Assurance Training in Akron was 4-H at its best," said Gisele Jefferson, Golden Plains Area family and consumer science and 4-H Extension agent, following the Washington County workshop. "People lingered and visited and enjoyed the evening."
Funding for the program was provided by a CSU Extension Innovation Grant, CHS, the parent company of M&M Cooperative, Colorado Beef Board and Colglazier Livestock.
"It's great to see the excitement as the youth go through the various stations from feed to medications and ethics," Livingston adds. "One of the great side benefits is to see the parents moving through the program with their family and learning along with the kids."


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Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp Smokebusters Evan Armstrong, of Casper, operating the saw, and Matthew Jones, of Cheyenne, clear debris left from past fires on property at the Camp Guernsey Joint Training Center, Wyo., April 10, 2012. The camp is working to clear potentially hazardous debris to allow for increased use.
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Nice! One of these days, I'm gonna need to go shoot a pig.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Kind of tough to make out but his tusk (if thats the right word) is 4 inches on the one side and snapped off on the other. And I guess, the eye, the one we can see, is completely scarred over, basically gone. He came in at 270 at the meat locker, field dressed.
Shot a few hogs at a friends place in Texas, only 2 were boars. (usually shoot meat hogs...smaller and usually sows). Every one of the boars had broken tusks and lots of scars on their snouts. My friend told me almost all the boars down there have broken tusks, maybe because of the rocky soil and the rooting in the dirt they do. Love to shoot hogs and they are really good eating!
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I smell bacon! Great Hog!
I always buy pork to put in my sausage for my deer and elk. Does wild hogs have that much of a different taste that it would make for tastier sausage or less tastier sausage?
The only hogs I've shot were in Texas and none over 225#. I butchered all except the first one myself. One thing for sure they have a lot less fat than a domestic, pen raised pig. The belly meat (which is where bacon comes from) was way too thin for bacon, so it went into sausage. I smoked the hams myself and made pork chops and spare ribs. The rest went into breakfast sausage. The meat was really great, not strong at all. That being said, I also ate some of my buddies hog that was shot in California near Paso Robles. It was a big boar, around 350#. Some of it was pretty strong. I've also heard if you want a meat pig, shoot one 200# or less and preferably a sow. Also as in all big game, how you take care of the animal after it is shot makes a difference. They are really not that easy to skin because of the fat. We cut the heads off and really let them bleed, gutted them and skinned them pretty quick. Cleaned up the meat and got them iced down. Frozen as soon as I could before leaving for home (I took a freezer and generator with me for transporting the meat back to Colorado).
Hoping to get back down there again the first week of April for hogs and Turkey.
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Congrats on a great hog
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iEQ45 PE reduced to 4.5 arcsec peak to peak!!
Posted 24 February 2013 - 10:45 PM
After looking at other users results in which the PE of iEQ45 mounts has been taken to +/-2 arcsec, I decided to try with mine. Those results have been published in the iEQ45 imaging yahoo group.
My mount is an iEQ45 of the first batches with 8406 hand control. I used a trial version of Pempro to measure the Periodic Error (PE) of the mount and found it was 14.38 arc-secs: http://flic.kr/p/dXEmxd . Better than expected.
Data was aquired through a Celestron C6 SCT with an Orion StarShoot Autoguider and a Celestron f6.3 focal reducer. Pixel Scale was 0.95" per pixel, which implies the telescope was at f7.5 (1130 mm).
After training the Periodic Error Correction (PEC) on the mount, I got a peak to peak PE of just 4.59 arc-secs: http://flic.kr/p/dXyEEX
This is a very satisfying result which speaks very well about this mount!
Best regards
Posted 25 February 2013 - 02:56 AM
-- Hans
Posted 25 February 2013 - 07:52 AM
These results show than in fact the iEQ45 performs very well when compared to other mounts in its class.
I must clarify that in no way I'm related to iOptron. I'm just a satisfied costumer.
You have very valuable information in that list. A good guide about mounts performance.
Best regards
Posted 25 February 2013 - 10:04 AM
Posted 25 February 2013 - 03:47 PM
I think I'm going to run PemPro tonight on my mount. Quick question though. In the setup for the mount it asks you how many teeth are in the worm gear. I found the number 216 on iOptron's website for mount specs. Is this the correct number of teeth?
Posted 25 February 2013 - 05:25 PM
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 05:45 PM
Yes, that's the correct number of teeth
Best regards
Thanks for the info!
Posted 25 February 2013 - 06:22 PM
Keep us posted about your results.
By the way what's your name?
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 06:38 PM
Posted 25 February 2013 - 11:00 PM
You may still be able to do it by using Ascom thru the RS232 port to guide instead of the ST4 port?
Posted 25 February 2013 - 11:13 PM
Posted 26 February 2013 - 07:23 AM
Since I own the 8406 HC and not the 8407, I couldn't tell. Nevertheless that has been said in the iEQ45 imaging Yahoo User Group and yes, you can guide through the serial port with PEC on.
I think with 8406 you can guide with PEC on through the standard ST4 port. I can check that next time I am under the stars
Best regards
Posted 26 February 2013 - 07:40 AM
I couldn't get PEMpro to work. I have the older controller. I was using my guide camera to try to get it work, an Orion SSAG.Which is plugged into the the ST4 port and then USB'd into my computer. It was not recognizing the mount. Should I have had the RS232 cable plugged from the mount into the computer as well or is that guide scope setup enough? Also what other software do I need for PEMpro to work? Thanks!
Hi Zach
I also have the "older" 8406 controller and this seems to be an advantage because it would let you guide through ST4 port with PEC on.
To make Pempro work, you need to use the SSAG as your main camera in Maxim (check Pempro's help because I think other software also will work). Then you run the tutorials to configure everything. I may be wrong, but you can't connect the SSAG to the ST4 port for this process.
There are some settings you need to configure. See here
Best regards
Posted 26 February 2013 - 08:43 AM
Thanks for the help again. I'll try it today and see if I can PEMPro to work. It's going to be raining/snowing the next few days so I went be able to test under the skies until then.
Posted 26 February 2013 - 02:43 PM
I think with 8406 you can guide with PEC on through the standard ST4 port. I can check that next time I am under the stars
Thank you Alfredo,
Just an update for 8407HC users, iOptron has informed me that PEC will indeed work in conjunction with ST4 autoguiding...?
"The autoguiding will work as long as the mount is in tracking. If the PEC is ON, they will work together. The PEC playback period is 0.1 second. If autoguiding period is greater than 0.1 second, the PEC will play the main role."
I had a little concern about the 'as long as the mount is tracking' statement. Does that mean just visually tracking an object?
And, if the PEC playback is .10 sec..then you would have to have your PHD exposures at .05 seconds, to enable PHD to send guide commands..and that won't work at that short exposure unless you're guide star is Sirius or another very bright star.
So, next opportunity I have with the iEQ45, I'm going to try and record PEC and initiate playback, with, and without guiding enabled, just to see what's going on.
If any other 8407HC users have successfully used PEC in tandem with ST4 port guiding, I'd love to hear about it.
Cheers all,
Posted 26 February 2013 - 06:06 PM
Wow that opens up a lot more questions??!! LOL Good to know the PEC period though. Since it's that short more reason to collect a lot of curves and average them in PEMPro.
Posted 27 February 2013 - 12:45 PM
I'm very happy with my mount, as well as others who have gotten similar results
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Posted 27 February 2013 - 10:09 PM
On paper, the iEQ45 looks very promising. Load capacity is enough for a 9.25" SCT which is the heaviest telescope I will ever want to handle. Price is moderate. Weight, which is my major concern, is substantially less than an Atlas or CGEM. However, I have been discouraged by comments about uncorrectible tracking errors that would make the mount useless at focal lengths greater than a few hundred millimeters. At this point, I can't decide whether to buy an iEQ45 as my permanent imaging mount or to start out with something cheap, like a CG-5, to learn with, and make the big financial jump to the likes of an Astrophysics Mach1 later on.
I would like to propose the following test of an iEQ45's tracking accuracy. Track on and photograph a bright star such as Sirius. Use a long focal length to magnify the results of tracking errors. An SCT with a Barlow instead of a reducer would be a good choice. Make repeated images, as quickly as possible, for at least one full worm period. It may be possible treat the star like a planet and run a DSLR in video mode. Perform the test with all four combinations of PEC on and off and autoguiding on and off. Examine the images and graph the movement of the target star over time.
With autoguiding off, I would expect to see the results Alfredo got superimposed on a steady drift due to residual errors in polar alignment. With autoguiding on, I would expect to see the drift eliminated and hope to see the remaining PE substantially reduced. What are of most interest are tracking errors that autoguiding, with or without PEC, cannot correct. They are what determines the longest focal length at which one can still get good images. I have read comments that a Mach1 has a PE of 0.5 arc-seconds out of the box. This is impressive but irrelevant if one can do as well autoguiding an iEQ45.
Posted 27 February 2013 - 10:20 PM
Hope this clears your concerns.
Posted 27 February 2013 - 10:49 PM
Posted 28 February 2013 - 12:46 AM
As a beginner, I am confused by the extreme range of recommendations I have found on various forums. There are people who are happy with a C8 on a CG-5. On the other hand, when I asked, elsewhere, about a Losmandy GM-8 versus a G11 to carry a C9.25, a couple of responses stated that both the mount and the telescope would be a disappointment and that I would be better off jumping straight to Astrophysics or Takahashi equipment. There seems to be consensus that mount capacity ratings should be discounted by 30% to 50% for astrophotography. Yet a guy in my local club is doing well with a C11 plus camera and piggy back guide scope on a CGEM. The CGEM's 8/3 issue and the C11's mirror shifts don't appear to cause him problems. It has been recommended that I begin at an image scale of no less than 2 arc-seconds/pixel. At that scale, the Ring Nebula occupies only 75 pixels. Rather than start with something small and cheap and upgrade repeatedly until I find a satisfying combination of mount and telescope, I would prefer to do enough research to jump straight to the final one.
Posted 28 February 2013 - 07:06 AM
Generally speaking, the smaller the mount, the bigger the load, and the longer the focal length, the worse the results. And, as you've read, a good rule of thumb is that you should load a mount between 50% to 70% to get the best results. But again, some people are perfectly happy with the results even when exceeding those numbers, some times by a lot. And then of course there's the variation in the quality from example to example of the same mount.
So if you're looking for hard answers, you won't find them. Unless you're already in the game and have tried several mounts and know your own tolerance for quality level in your images, all you can do is go by the "rules of thumb".
A C8 will work on a 30 pound capacity mount like a CG-5, VX, Sirius, iEQ30, or HEQ5. But, when you add up the weight of all gear you'll have mounted along with it, it will be much happier on a 40-45 pound capacity mount like an Atlas, iEQ45, or CGEM. A C9.25 is starting to push that 40-45 pound mount class, but will certainly work on it. I think a C11 is too much and should be on the next class up with a 60 pound or more capacity, but again, there are those who will do it and be satisfied with the results.
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Posted 28 February 2013 - 07:45 AM
It has been recommended that I begin at an image scale of no less than 2 arc-seconds/pixel. At that scale, the Ring Nebula occupies only 75 pixels. Rather than start with something small and cheap and upgrade repeatedly until I find a satisfying combination of mount and telescope, I would prefer to do enough research to jump straight to the final one.
Hi and welcome to cloudy nights.
You have a refreshingly open perspective on the issues of autoguiding and PE, and I agree the information you find on the web can be confusing. For some reason there is a strong emphasis placed on the PE characteristics of a mount - when that is separate from how well the mount can create a small image of a star when autoguiding - which is the whole goal of good autoguiding in the first place.
In short, when you hear advice I would look at the actual results people get with the equipment they have. There are many plots showing a reduction of PE, but it is rare to see information on a corresponding reduction in star size, or fwhm in arc-seconds. There are many people who could not get good results with mid-range equipment and found a dramatic improvement spending for high end - but that doesn't mean they could not have achieved similar results with mid-range using the right techniques and software.
This leads to advice not to bother with mid-range equipment, and discouragement that small stars can ever be obtained - hence a push towards large pixels. There is no doubt that a small refractor and big pixels, in arc-seconds, is easier for imaging - but if you want high resolution in something like the ring nebula - then you will need long focal length and small pixels, in arc-seconds - but the result is achievable as demonstrated by many people, including my images on the MetaGuide site with cge and cge-pro (but not cgem).
There may be more effort and care required with mid-range equipment - but the existence of results at 2" fwhm and below is proof that such results are achievable without a high end mount - and such results benefit from small pixels.
More on topic - I think it's great the OP's PE was reduced, and that may well make the mount more forgiving when guiding - but the number I like to see is the achieved fwhm in arc-seconds in long exposures - which sounds like what you are interested in also, ultimately.
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Posted 28 February 2013 - 07:54 AM
For me, my iEQ45 performs very, very well. I agree with Dan: one has to know the performance of several kinds of mounts. Getting down to 4.5 arcseconds is very good. Is it for anyone else? Only each one an answer that.
The weight, cargo capacity, PEC capability and GPS were features that attracted me when I bought mine, but the main feature which made my decision was the fact that it can get to 5 deg of latitude with no other accesories required because I'm located at 4.8 deg North. So, no matter how good or bad its competitors are, they didn't work for me.
Apart from that, I have been kindly surprised by the good performance of this mount, as many other owners of it have. I know at least two other cases in which the PE with PEC has been taken to 4 and 6 arcseconds, which are in the same range as I am. Tracking is good, alignment is easy wih the built-in routine and the go-tos are always into the FOV.
Having said that, it is not a Mach 1 or a Paramount, but is a very good mount. I'm in no way related to iOptron. I'm just a satisfied costumer.
Is it the right mount for you and within your price range? You have to evaluate that.
Let us know if you need more help.
All the best,
Posted 28 February 2013 - 08:08 AM
How can the fwhm be measured? I'm very interested in measuring that.


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Earlier this week, Penske Logistics, a subsidiary of global transportation services provider Penske Corporation, announced it has opened up a new 110,000 square-foot square foot factory distribution center in Manaus, Brazil.
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WEIRTON - The Madonna girls' basketball team, with only two seniors, opened the season with a big first quarter and coasted to a 53-25 victory Monday night against Bishop Donahue at the Bill Barrett Gymnasium.
The Blue Dons (1-0) outscored the Bishops (0-1) 21-6 in the opening stanza with senior Nicolette Sellitti getting 10 of her game-high 15 points. Sophomore Rachel Grubbs chipped in seven points in the blitz. Sellitti was 3-for-3 from behind the arc and hit two of them in the big first quarter.
''Many of our players are very young without varsity experience and that's the unknown for us going into the season," veteran Madonna coach Don Ogden said. ''I thought our seniors, Sellitti and (Amy) Davis held things together.''
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Ogden got 12 points from promising freshman Monica Bragg, who also swished one through from three-point land.
''Monica got to show some of her potential and our other freshman starter, Becca Holt, did a good job at point guard,'' Ogden said. ''The two Grubbs girls, Rachel and Leanne, gave us some good minutes. Yes, we're young, but it is nice to get that first win under our belt.''
Rachel Grubbs, who became ill in the second half, finished with eight points. The Blue Dons also got six points each from sophomore Aubrey Platek and freshman Isabella Rosso.
Bishop Donahue coach Don Gillis was quick to compliment Madonna.
''We really didn't shoot the ball very well and we had a lot of turnovers," he said. ''Last year we shot only 26 percent from the floor and it hasn't changed much this year even though a lot of the girls are seniors. We work on our shooting every day in practice, but we just can't get the shots to go in.
''I thought we hustled up and down the floor and ran our offense pretty well. Madonna's just a fantastic team. We like to play better teams and Madonna is one of them.''
The Bishops managed to sink nine field goals with Selena Ghaphery getting four the them. She led the scoring with nine points. Ali Bauer and Kelsey Schau each contributed six points and Kenedee Kleeh chipped in four as only four Bishop Donahue players got into the scoring column.
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I always laughed at people when they say they cried when trading off a vehicle they loved. I never thought you could have that strong of a bond with a vehicle. I have had my share of vehicles that I loved.
Tonight I just traded off my 2003 Chevy Silverado. I bought my truck in 2004 the week of the July 4th. It was my first Chevy. I always wanted a truck. I always wanted a Chevy. Man did I develop alot of stories with that thing. I loved it. It was more then my truck, it was me.
Tonight I bought a Honda Ridgeline. It's not that bad at all. I'm actually suprised how much I like it. But as I was pulling away seeing my truck sitting in the garage at the dealer, I found myself sad, and shedding a tear. It felt like I lost a great friend...
Am I crazy or have others felt this way too???
I was sad when we traded our Xterra, but I didn't cry. Man up.
My memories in the car usually involve driving to work and back home. I can't say that makes me real emotional.
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If my car breaks down, I park it , take the plates off and walk away.
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If my car breaks down, I park it , take the plates off and walk away.
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What about the VIN?
Good question, call a tow truck and tell him if he comes and gets it, he can have the scrap value ~$50 -$100
I liked my last car but I also made painting it a tail gate project, so I have fond memories of holding a can of spray paint in one hand, a beer in the other and brats grilling behind the car (obviously we kept the grill covered and painted the front first to keep the paint off the food )
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I would love to man up, but man that is hard... I had some great tailgates with it. Been to 4 different Big 12 stadiums. Been in ditches, pulled people out.
[quote=ISUonthemove;870364]I was sad when we traded our Xterra, but I didn't cry. Man up.
I traded my '04 Dodge 1500 in for an Xterra...what an idiot I am
Just traded in a car I had for over 8 years. I travelled over 130,000 miles in the seat. It drove me into Ames when I put my life and my family's life on hold to pursue an engineering degree, and it drove me back out of Ames when I finished school. The interest I had in the engine made me realize I should be an ME.
For me, it was hard to pull away. My wife cried a bit, I just felt like I was leaving a trusty old dog at the pound.
To say I was emotionally attached is an understatement. My new car is vastly superior in every respect, but I still miss the old car. That said, my new tryst is going well!
My friend had an interesting comparison he told me when he sold his Chevy. He said it felt like he was taking his old dog out behind the barn and putting him out of his missery.
I almost agreed.
You get over it fast. I do wish I had my 07 chevy back though.
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You get over it fast. I do wish I had my 07 chevy back though.
So you're not over it?
My 1st car I had thru high school and ISU. it was a 1977 Buick LeSabre, burnt orange, 2 door. that thing was a tank. if cars could talk, i'd be in big trouble.
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So you're not over it?
Been driving the new one for about a year now and getting use to it. I think I'm over it.
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MOORESVILLE � A murder charge has been dropped against a former teacher in Mooresville who had been accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death.
Prosecutors said Friday that the evidence did not support the charge against Dawn Kavanaugh, WSOC-TV reported.
Kavanaugh's attorney, Lori Hamilton-DeWitt, says her client acted in self-defense when Ronald Ketchum was stabbed to death Feb. 10.
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If Italian cities were people, Milan would be the sophisticated older sister. While the rest of Italy gets by on a large amount of chaos and a lot of dolce vita, Milan takes business seriously and keeps the money coming in. Though not as flamboyant as the South, Milan has plenty of treasures on offer, both in terms of historical relics and up-to-the-minute fashion. It can be an accordingly expensive place to visit, though budget accommodation can be found, with occasional unmissable offers on glitzy 4-star hotels. Milan's areas of interest are focussed within the centre, but even within this fairly small area, each of the districts below offers something slightly different.
Milan's stunning and extravagant cathedral provides the centrepiece, with the rest of the city extending out in all directions from it. For this reason alone, it's the perfect place to be based, with easy access to everywhere else in the city, not to mention the wealth of attractions surrounding the Piazza del Duomo. For those in search of Milan's old-fashioned glamour, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is a must-see; a truly beautiful shopping arcade, housing some of Milan's oldest and most venerable shops, cafes and restaurants. The hotels closest to the Piazza tend to be rather expensive, but if you fan out a little further, budget options do become available.
If the area around the Duomo is Milan's historic centre, Brera is the undisputed fashion district. Exclusive, independent boutiques sell high-quality leather products, Milan's fashion signature. As you might expect, the fashion industry here supports an arty café culture. This is Italy at its most stylish: a place to see and be seen, to rub shoulders with the fashion pack, to casually sip espresso and watch the world go by. Hotels are mid-range rather than budget, but for the desirable, central location and the classy touches, they offer value for money.
Milan's university district contains the bulk of the budget accommodation, with everything from charming old-fashioned B&Bs to modern boutique hotels. It has a thriving nightlife (as you might expect from a student area) and a good range of Italian trattorie. Trams provide quick connections to the centre, and if you're based in the southern part of the district, the Duomo is only a 30-minute walk away.
If you like nothing better than up-and-coming destinations, Zona Tortona is the place to be. This south-west district of Milan is the city's design centre and is hotly tipped to be the next big thing. Free-thinking creative types reside here, and several of the streets are treated like exhibition venues for the latest design trends, particularly in design fair season. It's situated within the Navigli district, which is popular with students and young people and full of bars and restaurants. Though many parts of the district are a little run-down, Zona Tortona is on the way up and truly creative.
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mosvice Best hostel I've ever been to. Close to the Duomo and other main attractions of the city. Great staff and service. As they say it's closer to become your house than being simply a hostel. If you're looking to meet people while travelling, this is surely the best place in town to do that. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Milan.
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dimitrioum It was difficult to find despite directions given. There needed to be better signs! Otherwise, we were quite happy with the services provided. Excellent staff.
scolastika I can't sing the praises of this place enough. It was a fantastic beginning and end to my holiday in Italy. The owner is incredibly friendly and welcoming and is happy to help with any queries you may have regarding what to do and how to get there. Without his help we would have got the wrong train to Lake Como because we didn't know which station to go to. The B&B is in a useful location close to one of the main metro stations and only a few stops away from the main sights, meaning you can pop back to get things/drop things off in just a few minutes. The rooms are large and nicely decorated with comfortable beds and plenty of place to put your things. The bathrooms are clean and accessible. The breakfast let it down slightly; but then, Italian breakfasts are not known for being fantastic. When you arrive, be sure to note that there is a lift to take you up to the B&B! We didn't realise this and lugged two heavy suitcases up two flights of stairs before the owner caught up with us. Overall, El Paso Milano is exactly where you want to be for your stay in Milan.
Slatkis_88 Very nice place to stay at and very spaceaous. It was a little far from the city but that was not a problem because the tram line number two was just outside the partement and it leaves ever 7 minutes. The service was very good. The owners were very nice and helpfull with whatever you needed. We would definitely come back. We recomend this apartment! A&Z
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Love for Allen Toussaint and his music runs deep throughout the world. People in a few other cities in the U.S. have been in contact to let us know that they are hosting events to honor his life and legacy. These are unofficial events organized by loving fans and open to all who wish to celebrate Mr. Toussaint.
I remember the very first time I saw Allen Toussaint in person. While we did not actually meet until many years later, it is a New Orleans music memory I will never forget. It was probably the first New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival at which I worked. The grandstand at the Fairgrounds was in the process of being rebuilt after it was destroyed by a fire in December of 1993, so all the heritage interviews and cultural exhibits were moved to tents in the parking lot. At the Heritage Stage, now renamed the Allison Miner Heritage Stage, Allen Toussaint and Dr. John were telling stories about, and performing, some of their famous compositions.
Allen was talking about Mother-in-Law, which he wrote and was one of Ernie K-Doe's biggest hits. He told the story of how Benny Spellman, who song the iconic "Mother-in-Law" bass line in the tune, tried to convince Allen that it was a hit because of him and how well he sang his part. Benny wanted Mr. Toussaint to write a song for him so that he could be the star, just like what this song did for K-Doe. Allen then demonstrated on the piano how he basically took the same music – and most importantly that catchy bass line which in the new tune is "Don't leave me no more" – from Mother-in-Law and changed the melody around to compose what turned out to be Benny Spellman's biggest hit, Lipstick Traces. A couple more fun facts about his tune are that he wrote it under the pseudonym Naomi Neville – his mother's name and one he used on several other occasions, and, to much less fascinating degree, it was recorded on my first birthday, February 2, 1962.
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Finally, according to Scholastic Administrator, Finnish teachers are trusted to develop their own final exams each year to measure students' success. The only time children take a standardized test is when they finish high school –– so they can be measured against international standards, which, as noted, they rock.
Oddly, the Finnish educational system sounds much like the American system of the 1950s and '60s, when middle-class families had greater purchasing power than today and the U.S. education system was counted among the best in the world. Back then, American schools, many of which were built shortly after World War II, were shiny and new. The federal government, worried about Soviet expansionism, poured money into science, math and foreign language studies. There were few standardized tests. And the public revered teachers.
The Finnish educational system was nothing special in those days. Roughly 40 years ago, the country, recognizing that it was small and relatively powerless against the nearby Soviet Union, decided it had to put whatever resources it had into its last hope –– education.
Perhaps the time has come to rethink our standardized approach to school and head back to where we came from.
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Food for thought for all who are interested in education. I thought as I read this "That sounds a lot like my grammar school experience"-and then saw that I was not the only one to reach that conclusion. It would be nice to think that we could learn from our own past, as well as Finland's success.
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