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On or off the field, the Vikings couldn't do anything right yesterday.
Maybe it wasn't as brutally bad as the Vikings' performance was yesterday, but the team's social media folks offered up their own epic fail with their gameday hashtag choice.
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Hours before the game, the team's official Twitter account offered up this tweet:
We are celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month at today's game. #BeatTheBrowns pic.twitter.com/h1tNIaXJ56
-- Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) September 22, 2013
That hashtag was used in tweets from the team's official account up until it became clear during the last minute of the game that the Purple were on their way to their most depressing home loss in recent memory. Ah, the joys of being a Vikings fan!
Though team officials were apparently blind to it, the hashtag's uncomfortably mixed message wasn't lost on everyone:
RT @lostabet: It's the NFL's Hispanic Heritage Month. Way to go with the #BeatTheBrowns hashtag, #Vikings!
-- Andy Gifford (@andygifford) September 22, 2013
Sure, hindsight is 20/20 and alliteration is awesome, but c'mon -- it shouldn't have taken too many brain cells to realize #BeatCleveland was the better choice.
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The NC Latin American Film Festival celebrates the power and artistry of Latin America's film and audiovisual production. Its mission is to provide a space in North Carolina for Latin American images, sounds, and stories to reach a wider audience. The Festival provides filmmakers the opportunity to showcase their work in a stimulating and community friendly context.The Festival was founded in 1986, by Sharon Mujica, since has shared both classics and new releases from different genres of a rich and prolific Latin American cinema tradition. Since 2008 the festival is directed by Miguel Rojas-Sotelo. Audiences have been exposed to a wide range of critical and responsible narratives from Latin America and the Caribbean. The Festival invites filmmakers from many of the 26 countries of the region, it has shown films in 13 languages (not only Spanish), and has become a bridge between universities and cultural centers in the region. In response to the demographic changes in North Carolina, the Festival has also screened multiple films and invited speakers on issues such as migration, globalization, and new political landscapes in the Americas.
September 15 – October 13, 2015 | Festival Week. September 25 – October 4, 2015
This year the festival focuses on how film represents the dreams of many in the region, by the experience of baseball as one of the most important sports played and followed in the Americas; it also explores how art plays a role in the lives of young undocumented migrants; the current challenges regarding water in the Americas; and the victories and struggles of citizens of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Cuba during the past decades. The film festival will encompass the fundamental relationship between life, sports, music, history, and politics in the Americas. Audiences will enjoy the presence of filmmakers, scholars, musicians, and artists.
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Organized by The Consortium in Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University. This event is made possible through funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the US Department of Education. Co-sponsored by the Duke Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Duke Screen/Society, Duke Art of the Moving Image, Duke Center for Documentary Studies, Duke Romance Studies, Duke Women's Studies, Duke Literature Program, FHI Humanities Writ Large, the Duke Brazil Initiative and the Global Brazil Lab, the Institute for the Study of the Americas at UNC-CH, the Latino Migration Project at UNC-CH, UNC-CH Romance Studies, the Center for Global Initiatives at UNC-CH, PRAGDA, North Carolina Central University, the Carolina Theatre of Durham, and the Durham Arts Council.
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While taking a walk during lunch, a few blocks from my office, I discovered the Musée Nissim de Camondo. I didn't know this place existed, but now I have to place it high on the list of my favorite Parisian museums.
The museum was once a private home belonging to the Camondo family. Count Moise Camondo donated his Parisian home to the Musée des Arts Décoratifs upon his death in 1935 as a memorial to his only son, Nissim, a pilot who was killed in aerial combat in 1917.
Moise was a collector of 18th Century decorative arts, and the museum is dazzling from several perspectives. There are objects woven to history-- tables and vases that belonged to Marie Antoinette, carpets that were in the palace at Versailles. But more interesting is the sense of the whole; an amazing ensemble, all as it was in 1935. The kitchen of the house is fascinating, with its huge stove and servant dining room.
The mansion originally belonged to Moise's parents. After he inherited it, Moise had the house rebuilt in 1912 to fit the style of his 18th century collections.
As you stroll through the rooms, viewing the incredible furniture, art, carpets, and architectural details, you really get a feel for how the wealthy lived. Be sure to appreciate the suggestive engravings outside Moise's bedroom. In one, a servant suggests to her mistress that rather than asking for an enema, she should find a husband!
Moise's cousin Isaac de Camondo also was an avid art collector. He donated his collection, which included a large collection of Impressionist works, to the Louvre in 1911. Many of his donations are now on display at the Musée d'Orsay.
Tragedy continued to haunt the Camando family. Moise's only other child, B?atrice, was killed at Auschwitz along with her husband, son, and daughter.
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Filmmaker Aparna Sen, who had worked with cinematographer Ashok Mehta in "36 Chowringhee Lane", "Paroma" and "Sati", is devastated after learning about his demise, as she considered him her pillar of strength.
"The last time I met him was at the Mumbai premiere of my film 'The Japanese Wife'. I can't believe he's gone! I didn't even know he was suffering from lung cancer. But then I am not really that close to Mumbai. I should have kept in touch," said Sen.
"Losing Ashok is like losing a part of me. He gave visual meaning to thoughts that would have otherwise remained embedded only in my head. I feel a deep sense of loss at his going. I've lost a very dear friend," she added.
When Sen started her career as a filmmaker with the exquisite "36 Chowringhee Lane" in 1981, she teamed up Mehta for the first time. They later went on to work on two of her most celebrated works "Paroma" and "Sati".
Recalling their breathtaking collaboration, Sen said: "We did three films together '36 Chowringhee Lane', 'Paroma' and 'Sati'. I would have liked to do more films with him. But Bengali films are made on shoestring budgets. Of course, Ashok would have reduced his remuneration for me. He really loved me. But we still couldn't afford him. The whole process of getting a cameraman from Mumbai to Kolkata was finally prohibitive."
Sen reveals that "36 Chowringhee Lane" was earlier supposed to be shot by Govind Nihalani.
"I was thinking of Govind Nihalani to do the film. Govind was very keen to do it. But he had been employed at that time as the second-unit cinematographer of Richard Attenborough's 'Gandhi'. I'd have had to wait one year," said Sen.
"My producer Shashi Kapoor asked me if I wanted to wait. But I had waited very long to direct. Shashi suggested many cinematographers. He asked me to check out their works, which I did. Then I saw a film called 'Witness' that Ashok had shot."
"It wasn't even colour-corrected. The story was very run-of-the-mill but the shot-takings were innovative and creative. I saw this film and decided I wanted only Ashok. And my hunch was right," she recalled.
"Ashok and I sat and discussed the visual style of the film. We consulted paintings, art books, the works. Then Ashok asked me to describe the look of my film in one line. I said, 'If a rose was pressed inside a book for a long time, you know what the colours would be?' Ashok immediately understood what I wanted."
"I was brand new in '36 Chowringhee Lane', and I was completely ignorant of the technical aspects of filmmaking. Ashok was a pillar of strength. He said, 'You don't worry about anything. Just tell me what pictures you see in your head. And I'll put then on screen'," she added.
Sen says she could speak freely to Mehta and she will miss him forever.
"I could speak my mind freely with Ashok. I was so young and so outspoken. But he never minded my observations. We shared a relationship of mutual respect and immense trust."
"I will miss Ashok. I missed him in every film that we didn't work on," she added.
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Corban's first Great Britain Academic Tour group traveled to Edinburgh, Stratford upon Avon, Oxford, Bath, London, and Dublin. Along the way, they visited Sir Walter Scott Tower, St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh Castle, National Galleries, Palace of Holyroodhouse, John Knox Museum, Shakespeare's birth place. Holy Trinity Church and Shakespeare's grave, Blenheim Palace, C. S. Lewis's house and church, Magdalen College, Eagle & Child, Wells Cathedral, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, St. Paul's Cathedral, Trinity College, and Christchurch Cathedral.
"Over the years, Corban has offered academic tours of Israel and Egypt," Kersey noted. "We thought it would be great to offer a different experience, one that combined British history, theology, and literature. We had a great time."
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THIS is a dressy way to serve chicken breasts and it is so easy to prepare. I like to present this at a dinner that is a special occasion. It is very impressive.
- 8 fresh asparagus spears, trimmed
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- 1. In a skillet, bring 1/2 in. of water to a boil. Add asparagus; cover and boil for 3 minutes. Drain and immediately place asparagus in ice water. Drain and pat dry.
- 2. Flatten chicken to 1/4-in. thickness. Combine the Italian seasoning, garlic salt and pepper; sprinkle half over chicken. Top with asparagus; roll up into a bundle. Secure with a pepper ring.
- 3. Brush bundles with oil; sprinkle with remaining seasoning mixture. Place in a small greased baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 30-35 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 170°. Yield: 2 servings.
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Dartmouth Astronomer Probes the Early Universe
October 29, 2012 by Joseph Blumberg
As Francesca Civano joins Dartmouth's Department of Physics and Astronomy, she brings millions of seconds with her. Sounding like a time traveler carrying strange baggage, the new postdoctoral research associate has actually laid claim to 2.8 million seconds—more than 778 hours, or 32 days—to look back into deep time using the Chandra X-ray Observatory.
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory is designed to detect X-ray emissions from very hot regions of the universe such as exploded stars, clusters of galaxies, and matter around black holes. (Photo courtesy of NASA/CXC/NGST)
Chandra is a telescope orbiting more than 86,000 miles above the Earth, focusing its eye on X-rays emitted by black holes a long time ago and far, far away, to paraphrase Star Wars. Characterizing observation time in millions of seconds is standard astronomical research terminology. Chandra is operationally hosted by the Smithsonian's Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, Mass., Civano's home base for the last five years. Her capture of observation time, the second largest block of Chandra time awarded in the telescope's 14-year history, will enable her to study the cosmic evolution of black holes, their host galaxies and other X-ray sources. Civano's allotted time on the telescope constitutes 15 percent of the total Chandra observing time for 2013.
Civano received her PhD from the University of Bologna in Italy in 2007. Before coming to the Upper Valley, she was a post-doctoral fellow at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, where she drew media attention for her discovery of a supermassive black hole being ejected from its home galaxy at a speed of several million miles per hour.
"I have been involved in a worldwide collaboration known as the Cosmic Evolution Survey, or COSMOS," Civano says. "Started in 2004, it has involved all the major ground- and space-based telescopes covering the spectrum from X-ray to radio wavelengths. COSMOS studied the cosmic evolution and formation of galaxies and supermassive black holes and their environments in a specifically defined field outside of our own galaxy."
Astronomer Francesca Civano has joined the Dartmouth research team. (Photo by Eli Burakian '00)
Now, eight years after the beginning of the COSMOS program, other astronomers using other kinds of telescopes are coming onboard, with similarly large amounts of observation time, to conduct studies parallel to Civano's. These amounts of time include 1,200 hours on the infrared Spitzer Space Telescope and 385 hours on the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array radio telescope in New Mexico.
Civano's 2.8-megasecond "COSMOS Legacy" survey represents a continuation of the precursor COSMOS survey, but exclusively in the X-ray zone. Civano will be hunting for quasars—high-energy, star-like objects that are among the oldest and most distant objects in the universe. She will be looking back to a time 1 or 2 billion years after the Big Bang, when the universe—now 13.7 billion years old—was still young.
"Observation will start in November (2012), depending on the visibility of the field in the sky from the Chandra satellite," says Civano, "but most of the observations will be taken in the spring, because the telescope will then be better positioned." COSMOS Legacy will continue the work Civano began in the early COSMOS survey, pushing further back in time and expanding our knowledge of how various celestial phenomena came to be.
"The data we will be getting in the future should be deeper and of better quality," Civano says, citing technology upgrades such as the planned installation of a new camera on Hawaii's Subaru telescope. "This new camera will be revolutionary. It will take breakthrough images comparable to the high resolution that we have now with Hubble, but much bigger."


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Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - July 13, 1969, Zanesville, Ohio Times Recorder If VOL. NO. 64 PAGES 6 SECTIONS ZANESVILLE, OHIO, 43701 SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1969 TWENTY CENTS Good Reading On The Inside Gravely Wounded GI Is Rescued........Page 6-A Borman Reports On Soviet Plans Page 6-A History Of St. Thomas Cemeteries Page 4-8 From Campus Rebel To Businessman......Page 5-B Russian Women Fill Men's Jobs.......... Page 6-D It Is Man's Greatest Adventure Sightseers Gather For Apollo Launch Blast Wrecks Pleasure Boat DETROIT pleasure cruiser chartered for a gala cruise on the Detroit River exploded at a marina after taking on gas Saturday after- noon, killing two small children and injuring 17 other persons. A seven-year-old boy was killed in the explosion and his 12-year-old sister was trapped in the sinking hull of the 39-foot boat. Her body was recovered late Saturday when the hull was lifted from the river bottom. 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Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (ソニックアドベンチャー デラックス Sonikkuadobenchā derakkusu?, lit. "Sonic Adventure Deluxe") is the enhanced port of the Dreamcast video game Sonic Adventure. It was released for the Nintendo GameCube on June 2003 and for the PC on 2003 in Japan and 2004 elsewhere. This version of Sonic Adventure contains several exclusive features alongside with several changes.
New features
- Metal Sonic becomes a playable character in Trial mode, as a reward for collecting all of the Emblems.
- Cream the Rabbit makes several cameo appearances during the main game and Mission Mode. She can be seen flying around Station Square.
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut features sixty missions spread across the six playable characters, where special tasks must be completed in the game's Adventure Fields and Action Stages.
Unlockable games
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut features many unlockable games previously available on the Game Gear. If the start button of the second controller is pressed, the game screen will split, and two games will play at the same time. Additionally, Gear-to-Gear cable emulation is present, enabling the games that have two-player modes to be played if both players access the proper options within the game. These games were to be included in the Dreamcast version of Sonic Adventure, but were scrapped due to time constraints. A new Game Gear game is unlocked for every 20 Emblems the player gets, up until 100, then every 10 after that, or by completing 20 more of the 60 missions. This is the first time Sonic Drift and Tails' Skypatrol were released in the US and Europe
The following is a list of the unlockable games:
- Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit)
- Sonic Drift
- Sonic Chaos
- Sonic Labyrinth
- Sonic Spinball
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit)
- Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
- Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble
- Sonic Drift 2
- Tails' Skypatrol
- Sonic Blast
- Tails Adventure
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut includes all of the basic alterations made to Sonic Adventure International as well as several additions/changes. They include:
- Changed graphics: The main characters (with the exception of E-102 Gamma) were redesigned with higher polygon counts and shading technology was also implemented for effects such as rippling water (shading effects were not present in the PC version, however). The textures were also redone from scratch, replacing the old cloth-like look with a more lustrous appearance.
- The original 60 FPS framerate was restored. Unfortunately, due to hardware limitation, the game frequently skipped frames, usually in an uneven pattern (causing noticeable choppiness), even in places where few objects were displayed, and/or where the Dreamcast version did not slow down (however, some effects that caused slowdown before do not affect the framerate in the GameCube version). Cutscenes ran at a lower framerate, but this seemed to have been intended, for cinematic purposes.
- Some sound effects, such as when collecting rings and emblems, were lower in pitch, while the losing rings sound effect was higher in pitch.
- A Camera option was added to the pause menu, allowing the user to select either the original Auto Camera or the newly added Free Camera, which is usually closer to the character. In Auto Camera mode, the C-Stick can be used to get a first person view of the environment. In Free Camera mode, it rotates the camera around the player.
- Changes (mostly minor) were made within the levels themselves in an effort to help solve some of the game's problems concerning collision detection. However, many glitches were not fixed, and some new ones were actually added. Some have to do with inconsistency in the port (for example, some windows still reflect the original Dreamcast graphics).
- The Internet connection feature was removed. Very few of the downloadable content from the Dreamcast version, such as the Chao Garden's black market, additional voice packs and holiday-themed modifications, were included in the GameCube port. However, unlike the sequel, most of the online features were not incorporated into the GameCube game and remained exclusive.
- Many changes to the Chao System were made, such as more interaction with the Chao, the ability to see their stats, as well as changes to the appearance of the Chao. The Chao Adventure VMU minigame was removed (instead replaced with a Game Boy Advance connection feature). The Chao System was overall very similar to the one in Sonic Adventure 2: Battle..
- The ability to skip cutscenes by pushing Start was added.
- A map, found on the pause menu while in Adventure Fields, was added. This is especially useful when navigating the Mystic Ruins jungle.
- The train used to transport from Station Square to Mystic Ruins is now blue instead of red as in the Dreamcast version.
- Some voice effects were changed like when Tails begins to fly or when Amy swings her hammer.
- The characters' mouth movements match up with their lines in each respective language. However, this seems to cause more graphical glitches (such as Tails sliding along the ground in Super Sonic's story in English). In Dreamcast versions, the lip-syncing did not match either language.
- Loading times are significantly shorter than in the Dreamcast version.
- In the opening title sequence, Tails has his mouth open when he flies by the shattering windows. His mouth is closed in the Dreamcast version.
- Knuckles' purple eyes are more prominent like in his official artwork.
- Amy's boots are more rounded in the front, unlike the Dreamcast version where they were square-tipped.
- In both the PC and GameCube versions, Sonic and Amy's eyelids are the same color as their fur unlike the Dreamcast version where they are the same color as their skin.
- In the original, their hands were one solid object with lines in them, while in the port, their fingers are separated from each other.
- The PC version does not include a variant of the Tiny Chao Garden, and instead has a generic Chao transporter.
- Japanese language settings are set as the default in the Japanese region, which was not the case in Sonic Adventure International.
Reviews were generally less positive than those of its Dreamcast predecessor, scoring 57/100 from Metacritic based on 27 reviews[1] and 64.43% from GameRankings based on 49 reviews[2] for the GameCube version and the latter also scored the PC version 61.75% based on four reviews.[3]
The game's camera system, collision detection, framerate issues, dialogue and voice-acting of the game were the main points of criticism. IGN, who gave a 5/10, said that the game is "a very sloppy port of a game that has long been undeserving of its high praise".[4] GameSpot, who gave a 5.7/10, also noted those issues and summarized their review that "you're better off sticking with [the Dreamcast version] and not picking up the GameCube version of the game".[5]
- The model used to represent the unlockable Metal Sonic in Trial Mode is not the same model featured in Eggman's lab, which is considerably larger than the player models. Instead, a new model based on Metal Sonic's appearance in Sonic Adventure 2: Battle was used. Unlike Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, Metal Sonic is a reskin of Sonic, and therefore plays identically to him, including the susceptibility to drowning. Metal Sonic's only unique feature, besides the stock voice clips reused from Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, is the change from running to flying when his acceleration increases. At top speed however, he strangely reverts to running the same way as Sonic does.
- The increased polycount is not applied to any characters beyond the main playable characters, Tikal and Eggman, causing a noticeably gap in quality between the player characters and field NPCs. Strangely, E-102 Gamma and the rest of the E-series robots did not receive updated models or textures.
- In the Mission Mode of Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, the player occasionally has to collect gold Sonic medals. Interestingly, these are the same gold Sonic medals from Sonic R.
- The final picture after each character's ending credits still reflects their Dreamcast designs, due to said pictures being originally created using the Dreamcast models.
- Cream also makes cameo appearances in the same manner in the digital port of Sonic Adventure even without having the Sonic Adventure DX DLC installed.
- In Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, when Amy is captured by Zero, she has her Dreamcast version design rather than her new design.
- ↑ Sonic Adventure DX Director's Cut - Gamecube. Metacritic. Retrieved on 7 February 2015.
- ↑ Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut - Gamecube. Gamerankings. Retrieved on 7 February 2015.
- ↑ Sonic Adventure DX Director's Cut - PC. Gamerankings. Retrieved on 7 February 2015.
- ↑ Matt Casamassina (20 June 2003). Sonic Adventure DX Director's Cut. IGN. Retrieved on 7 February 2015.
- ↑ Giancarlo Varanini (23 June 2003). Sonic Adventure DX Review. GameSpot. Retrieved on 7 February 2015.


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• Cost estimated at up to $3.5 billion, up from $3.3 billion two years ago
• Crosses through six cities and over six lagoons
• First phase would add 2 lanes from Manchester Ave. to State Route 78
• Estimated start of construction is 2015
Source: Caltrans
The much debated and delayed plans to widen Interstate 5 from La Jolla to Camp Pendleton should reach a critical junction by summer 2013. That's when the California Department of Transportation expects to finish the multibillion dollar project's final environmental plans and submit a permit application to the powerful California Coastal Commission, officials said last week.
As recently as last year, Caltrans had said expansion could start in 2013 on North County's aging, crowded stretch of I-5. But construction is now slated to start in 2015, at the earliest, and 2013 will be devoted to reaching planning milestones, not pouring concrete, officials said.
Plans call for adding four new express lanes along the center of the freeway, at a cost of up to $3.5 billion. That amount does not account for inflation and is up from an estimated $3.3 billion two years ago. The lanes would be open to carpoolers, buses, select clean fuel cars, motorcycles and fee-paying solo drivers.
While seeking regulatory approvals in 2013 will be critical to the project's future, some drivers who use I-5 just want the gridlock to clear. And fast.
"I think the faster they get (the expansion) done, the better," said George Cortez, an Oceanside preschool teacher, stopping to chat about the freeway with a reporter last week.
Cortez said he uses I-5 usually just on the weekends, but even then it can be painfully slow, noting he tries "to avoid it."
Project opponents, many who say new freeway lanes won't solve the region's traffic problems, have slowed the pace of expansion plans.
Concerns about the project's environmental effects on the six lagoons it crosses led Caltrans to complete additional environmental studies last year, pushing back the agency's timeline, officials said. It now plans to build longer freeway bridges over three lagoons, to allow more water to flow into the lagoons, improving their health.
Those new documents will be part of a $6.5 billion package of I-5 freeway widening, coastal rail expansion and environmental preservation reviewed by the Coastal Commission, which has authority over development along California's coastline. Caltrans officials expect the permit application to be submitted by summer 2013.
By February or March 2013, Caltrans plans to release a second draft of that package, described as a long-term blueprint for North County's coastal corridor and formally known as the Public Works Plan. A 45-day public comment period will follow.
None of the projects is expected to materialize overnight. The freeway widening, for example, is scheduled over four decades with construction on the first phase (two lanes from Manchester Avenue in Encinitas to state Route 78 in Oceanside) starting in spring 2015.
To ensure lanes are cemented by then, careful, comprehensive planning will be required in 2013, said one former North County transportation leader.
"I think 2013 is the actual crucial year," said former Encinitas Mayor Jerome Stocks, who served the past two years as chairman of the San Diego Association of Governments, the region's transportation planning agency. Next year "is doing the homework and laying the groundwork and getting all the documentation to the regulatory bodies."
Once Caltrans wraps up its planning work, there could still be a long wait before the project's fate is decided.


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good choices...the CS and most of the Kershaws are light-years ahead of the S&W knives (which doesn't take much).
This is a discussion on Got a few new knives this week thanks to this forum! within the Defensive Knives & Other Weapons forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; First off I just found this site and I'm really impressed so far! Previous to this week the best knife I had was a junked ...
First off I just found this site and I'm really impressed so far!
Previous to this week the best knife I had was a junked up old S&W S.W.A.T folder. I thought that was about as good as it got till I started hunting around here. You guys inspired me to spend some money for a better EDC folder. So after reading a lot of past threads on which ones to look for I headed to some local stores.
I had my heart set on something along the lines of a spyderco Endura with the Wave opener but ended up finding a store in my area that had some Cold Steel Recon 1 folders on sale for $33! Usually they were $80 so I bought two. One with a tanto blade (g10 handle AUS 8A blade) and one with a clip point (older style with the zytel handle and 440A blade). I also got a green Kershaw Ken Onion Scallion on sale for $13. So all in all I spent aroun $90 and got three knives.
I took a bunch of pics of the clip point Cold Steel and Scallion and decided to post some. I noticed a while back someone was asking about a dissassembled Recon 1 so I thought I would give it a whirl.
All the pins removed from the handle.
the first zytel "scale" removed. You can see the steel insert and the spring for the axle lock.
moved the steel insert into the handle "scale" to remove the blade and strip that goes along the back of the handle.
Here is one side of the axle. I has a bar that goes through and this is the top end.
Everything taken apart.
And the Scallion (removed the pocket clip cause I didn't quite like it)
All the folders are great. The Recon 1's feel like they are indestructable. Not to mention how insanely sharp they are compared to my old S&W knife. The Scallion is quite handy cause of its size and I can take it on college campus without breaking the law (has to be under 2.5" around here)
good choices...the CS and most of the Kershaws are light-years ahead of the S&W knives (which doesn't take much).
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Nice knives...I have two Kershaw's...(both assisted openers).
Enjoy...stay safe!
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And I thought I just talked myself out of getting a Recon 1!
Gun control can be blamed in part for allowing 9/11 to happen.
"Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum" (Latin)- "If you want peace, prepare for war".
$13 for a Scallion! Score!
I agree, $13 for the Scallion? Great knife, great deal. I have the Boron Chive. Very nice knives indeed.
I'm very happy with the deals I got :D . The CS is quite impressive with its build quality (not to knock the scallion in anyway). The lock action is butter smooth and since it has an axle lock I never have to worry about it folding on my finger. All three are great overall. The scallion does win in the "easy to carry" category since it is so light. It just floats in my pocket unoticed (with the blade lock on of course).
I went back to the store (it was a Turner's Outdoorsman near my house) and they had sold the other CS recon and didn't seem do have any other assisted open Kershaws left with a discount :(. I was thinking of getting the last CS recon but I spose two is enough for now.
it was the Turners on Montiel road. When I went back there on the 24th they still had a kershaw storm, spyderco Endura and a few others discounted. I havn't been in there for about two weeks so they could be gone by now though.


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I have this Cycleaware helmet mirror.
The mirror will shift via it's ball socket when I go fast, so I frequently need to readjust it.
I figure I'll pull it out of the socket, clean it well, and perhaps scratch it up to increase the friction.
Anybody have tips for solving this kind of problem?