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Sure it is...
Look at Abraham Lincoln.
In his day --
1/2 of the Country loved him,
1/2 of the Country hated him...to the point of Civil War,
He was even SHOT for it.
History is the ultimate judge of their sucess -- NOT talk radio.
- 10:26 a.m. July 29, 2014
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Is it impossible to be a successful president?
If you are incompetent, inexperienced, and your only qualifications are your ability to campaign and sow division, like our current POTUS it is impossible.
Open minded,
"sure it is…"
You are saying Lincoln was unsuccessful?
By what definition?
Maybe you need better filters.
- 12:49 p.m. July 29, 2014
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It may be even harder to define just WHAT constitutes a "successful" president.
- 12:54 p.m. July 29, 2014
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First need to define "Succeed".
If "success" = "be popular in the polls"... then the answer is "no".
As OMM pointed out, even Abraham Lincoln was not popular with about 50% of the country at the time. And they didn't even have "talk-radio" back then!
The President will usually be un-popular with a percentage of the population. I don't care if it's Bush or Obama. It's just the way it is. Hard-core partisans even hated Ronald Reagan, and he's the most popular President we have had in my generation.
I don't think you need to be popular to be a successful President. But we better define what we mean by "successful" before we get too far. Just to make sure we are all talking about the same thing.
If the trend continues... Hillary Clinton won't be a "successful" President either.
I don't know what could change this trend. NOBODY seems to have been able to do it in my generation (Except Bush for a few months after 9/11).
Maybe we need a 9/11 in each Presidency to bring us together?
- 1:03 p.m. July 29, 2014
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"Successful" is in the eyes of the beholder. Calvin Coolidge was considered by some to be successful - he had enough digits to sign what was placed before him.
- 1:09 p.m. July 29, 2014
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Bill Clinton was largely disliked by the right because of his personal moral
GWB was largely disliked by the left because of the wars he waged against terrorism.
Obama is largely disliked by the right because of his "winner-take-all", uncompromising attitude. The country is very divided ideologically with about 50% on each side of many issues. The party in power should get its way more than the party which lost the last election. Something like 60/40 is a fair split of the political spoils. But Obama seems to think that because "elections have consequences" that his ideology should prevail 100% of the time and the opposition should bow to his every whim. He has yet to yield to any of the demands from the 50% of the country that disagrees with his leftist agenda.
Hopefully, the next president (GOP or Dem) will be the president of all of us instead of just their base.
- 1:25 p.m. July 29, 2014
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Getting us into two foreign quagmire wars designed to enrich the military industrial complex, implement and oversee a massive expansion of spying on American citizens, citizens in other countries, our friends and ally governments and, incidentally and sometimes, bad guys. Also, tank the economy and enrich the bankers...
Yep, Obama has some way to go to be successful in the eyes of the GOP.
- 1:26 p.m. July 29, 2014
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No... As long as 50% of voters become convinced (thanks FOX and MSNBC) that a President who disagrees with them is an enemy (even evil), our representatives will not compromise with him/her or allow the POTUS a "victory." All agenda items must be stopped at all costs -- even if voters agree with some -- because potential successors will use party victories to stay in power.
- 1:27 p.m. July 29, 2014
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Popularity is only part of the formula for "success" of a President. The
Constitution of the US is an ambitious ideal toward which we continue to strive,
and provides the criteria by which every President (and public official) must be
"to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity".
Lincoln was not successful because of his popularity numbers; he was successful because he did more than most to preserve the Union while establishing justice (and equality) and securing those blessings of liberty to a generation of Americans and their posterity.
Sure, Domestic tranquility suffered for a time, but surgery on any patient temporarily disturbs tranquility in order to save the life of the patient.
IMHO, President Obama has done a good job "promoting the general welfare", establishing justice, and providing for the common defense in the face of divisive partisan gamesmanship, even at the expense of some unity and tranquility. With some immigration reform, he can be a partially "successful" President despite approval ratings.
- 1:36 p.m. July 29, 2014
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I don't know if you are aware of this but... Obama attacked more nations than Bush did. So you're probably going to need to get off that high-horse.
The red-lines and military attacks Obama authorized weren't as big as Bush's, but he used the US Military as much as Bush did during his Presidency (in nations other than Iraq and Afghanistan).
IMO Bush was unlucky to be President when all that 9/11 Terrorist stuff happened. It clearly was started and almost ready during the Clinton Administration. They had already attacked us several times (USS Coles, WTC Bombing, Attacks on our embassy's in Africa, etc) but they didn't do their BIGGEST attack until Bush was in office.
But Clinton sent cruise missiles into Baghdad before Bush did. And Kosovo, and military attacks in Somalia, etc...
But the high-horse on the wars... kinda doesn't work with me. Clinton started wars. Obama got America into wars. If you take the partisan glasses off... that pretense that only Bush got us involved in wars... doesn't work in the clear coolaid-free light of day.
- 1:52 p.m. July 29, 2014
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Since WWII...
FDR would get an A grade
Truman would get a B grade
Eisenhower would get a B grade
Kennedy would get an A grade
Nixon would get a C- grade
Ford would get a B- grade.
Carter would get a D grade.
Reagan would get an A grade. Probably THE best leader of all.
Bush I would get a B- grade.
Clinton would get an A- grade.
Bush II would get a B+ grade.
Barack Obama would get the ONLY F grade. The man is a disaster in every way. All of the above men (except Obama) were leaders to some degree.
So YES a president CAN be a success - not perfect - but a success none the less IF he has the following attributes...
1. Knows HOW to govern and compromise - has experience.
2. Knows HOW to lead - either from war service or being a governor
3. Puts the country FIRST ahead of his own ambitions even when unpopular to do so.
4. Surrounds himself with smart and competent cabinet members.
5. Has a good understanding of basic capitalistic principles.
6. Is willing to take responsibility and not blame others.
7. Puts the US constitution above all else
- 2:14 p.m. July 29, 2014
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Stormwalker: "Getting us into two foreign quagmire wars designed to enrich
the military industrial complex, implement and oversee a massive expansion of
spying on American citizens, citizens in other countries, our friends and ally
governments and, incidentally and sometimes, bad guys. Also, tank the economy
and enrich the bankers..."
I realized by the end of your post that you meant to direct this at GWB, but as I read through this list I thought you might be talking about Obama who did all those things too, but then you would need to add a few items...
...using the IRS to attack his political enemies, using the Senate Majority Leader to block votes on most legislative bills while accusing the opposition as the party of NO, blaming every scandal on anyone and everyone except the real cause...himself, failing to enforce laws mandated by his oath of office....
- 2:21 p.m. July 29, 2014
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IMO Reagan changed the course of this Nation AND the World more than any
President in my lifetime (He Presided over the biggest negative to positive
turnaround I've ever experienced). But he had more to work with than any
President in my lifetime. I don't know if we could have gotten much lower
and still survived (economically, militarily, foreign affairs, the internal
strife and malaise was felt by every segment of society in America, we were
going down)... But then we turned around just before we nosedived into the
ground... it was quite miraculous.
I don't know how much of that Reagan really deserves credit for, but it was the biggest turn around I've ever witnessed.
And even Reagan is considered to NOT have been a success... By many.
- 2:41 p.m. July 29, 2014
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patriot's report card would be more impressive if ALL the presidents who served in the period he described had been included.
- 3:34 p.m. July 29, 2014
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If you are a welfare recipient, Obama is the most successful president in history. If you are a taxpayer, he is a total failure!
- 5:27 p.m. July 29, 2014
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"Obama emerged with his stirring 2004 Democratic convention speech, evoking
the shared aspirations of red and blue America, and took office embodying
convergence and reconciliation".
It is difficult to refer to Obama's speech and honestly believe he has made an attempt to actually compromise and work with the GOP. After all, following Obama's first presidential victory he said "Republicans can come along for the ride, but they'll have to sit at the back of the bus."
I cannot recall much evidence at all that Obama has worked with Republicans. Actually, Obama has been criticized by Republicans and Democrats in Congress for not attempting any type of relationship or communication with that branch of government. Obama has been described as pompous, arrogant, ideological. Hardly characteristics that endear one to others.
Reagan was a great leader. As such, he was able win both presidential elections with landslide victories, drawing from the Democratic party.
With the right leader today the country could be more united. The president can be popular, effective, and great...if he possesses true leadership characteristics. Obviously few do. Also obvious is that our current president does not.
- 5:38 p.m. July 29, 2014
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Successful president = Keeping us out of depression + keeping us out of war +
allowing people to obtain health care
Two out of three ain't bad.
- 11:35 p.m. July 29, 2014
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President 1st term...second term
Dwight Eisenhower 69.6...60.6
Richard Nixon 55.8...34.4
Ronald Reagan 50.3...55.3
Bill Clinton 49.6...60.6
George W. Bush 62.2..35.5
Average for US presidents 1938-2014 53%
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All I can say is in my lifetime I have never seen more of a failure that President Obama. I think one of the reasons for that is because he had no experience in Governing. He thinks that the main responsibility of a President is going on Vacations, Golfing, and fundraising. He talks a great talk but does not walk the walk. To me he is a failure of a President.
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Hold onto those party lines with your life people, what will remain in your wake is a partisan blind mess from lack of compromise and "well at least I'm not as stupid as those who support the _________ Party". In the name of what you call "standing firm for principles and values", our country is struggling and will continue to until voters learn to not defend the people they voted for just because they voted for them. They are people and hence will fail but if you refuse to see the failure and hold them accountable for it, well, we get what we have. Republicans and Democrats are at fault, pretty much equally. Choke on it and change.
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I read with interest the letter of Oct. 24, "United Nations Day has added import." I agree that the day should be used to recognize that it is an organization which we essentially pay for and is probably 75 to 80 percent anti-American.
The International Criminal Court is the worst proposal they have come up with yet. It would deny all Americans the legal rights guaranteed by the Constitution. Under the guise of being able to handle prosecution of criminals against the world, it would also strip us of our domestic legal rights. There is an existing court in the Hague - let them handle this area.
The UN has done us no good at all, nor has it helped actually anywhere of consequence. Their method of performing some operation is to let Uncle Sam do it and pay for it as well, while they sit back and draw big benefits and salaries and take continuing pot shots at the United States of America. We pay a very large disproportionate amount of its bills. We should at least pay only our fair share (by population) of their outlandish salaries and expenses.
There is a bill in Congress to get us out of the UN. It would be much to our advantage if we were out.
They want us to come up with $1 billion to remodel the UN building.
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Skip to comments.Michelle Suggests Republicans are Liars
Posted on 12/14/2012 7:45:48 AM PST by Perdogg
First Lady Michelle Obama Thursday suggested Republicans are engaged in rampant lying as they debate the issues with President Obama.
People have to stay focused on whats going on, because its easy to get confused in all the back and forth that goes on, and theres a whole lot of not-truth telling going on, if you know what I mean, Michelle said during a radio appearance on the The Tom Joyner Show.
Mrs. Obama also charged that voter suppression during the 2012 election was widespread.
(Excerpt) Read more at whitehousedossier.com ...
Why is she kvetching about this, it helped her with the win.
..........in related news,Satan said snakes DO NOT bite
film at 11
It's racist "dog whistle" code for "Whitey is a liar."
Yes. We know what you mean.
Oh, wait. You were probably directing that at Republicans, weren't you.
The media has elevated Moochelle as someone who is virtuous, and insightful. This will be used by the media as proof positive that Republicans are lying scumbags.
Hillary has the inside track on 2016, but I wouldn't be shocked to see Moochie thrown into the fray.
Given the American Idol electorate, the GOP can't beat either one.
The liar married to The Liar lies again.
Mrs. Obama also charged that voter suppression during the 2012 election was widespread................................. Not in one Precinct in Florida where there was a 141% voter turn out. There are also reports that people were turned back because the lines were too long after the voting time ended. So who is doing the lying? Looks more like a case of more people voting than registered if you ask me.
Given the American Idol electorate, the GOP cant beat either one......................................... That would be a major dilemma for the MSM, which one would they create a greater myth for?
Michelle Obama, May 14, 2008, in Puerto Rico.
In other words, America as she has been--land of freedom--must die.
Hillary, another Marxist first lady, claimed Bills BJ's in the oval office were just another vast right wing conspiracy meant to harm her husband.
(Democrat marxists aren't exactly known for their truthfulness.)
Open mouth, insert foot!
Oh brother... when will they GONE?
I never saw such a shabby first lady in my life.
Mrs. Obama needs to shut the pie hole.
"...were going to have to move into a different place as a nation..."
Ya mean, the country that handed her and her husband a free ride through college and MORE, isn't good enough??!
A broken clock is....
Had it not been for voter suppression, her Down Low husband would have been creamed in a landslide.
Voter ID is easy and free. Just have people type in their SS number when they vote. No cards necessary, and every legal citizen has a SS number, and they're given only one. If a number shows up twice, that vote just has to be verified. It's simple. It's free, and "the poor" don't have to worry about going somewhere to get their card (which shouldn't have been a problem anyway. They have no problem getting their hands on that "free" welfare card!)
perhpas she'd like to comment on why she had to surrender her law license..as well as Big Zero
perhpas she'd like to comment on why she had to surrender her law license..as well as Big Zero
liar x liar = truth teller?
(-) x (-) = (+), doesn't it?
She's spending all the tax dollars she can get her hands on on herself, but class is something that can't be bought. She's still a welfare queen.
Another item of evidence of how far this regime has gone to debase the institution of the Presidency. The spouse of the president DOES NOT HOLD OFFICE and was not on the ballot. Historically, the "First Lady" should KEEP HER MOUTH SHUT regarding policy. But not, this mouthy fat-assed witch with a capital "B" has to spout off.
This all started with Ms. Clinton and has gone to new extremes with the Wookie.
Our country has gone to the dogs, well, certainly the actions of the "first dog" proves it.
I think that's how the Lefties interpret it! :-)
"Not in one Precinct in Florida where there was a 141% voter turn out."
I'm pretty sure that one has been busted. It was a two page ballot, because of a lot of local issues. 70% turnout. However,,,, there was one in Ohio, I believe, with 118% turnout. Pictures of Somalis being bussed around.
Michelle: "The GOP lies...they claim Barack was born in Kenya, when he was really born in Haiti...er I mean Hawaii"
That Imelda Marcos wannabe wouldn't know the truth if it squatted on her head and took a dump.
Isn't this known as "projection"?
Woman never learns a thing ~ she's shuckin' again.
There's nothing classy about going around with an 800 lb. chip on your shoulder!
You're correct. But the First Lady and the First Lord are arrogantly and with impunity making THEIR OWN history....and with Obama being a lame duck, you ain't seen nuttin' yet.
This ties in perfectly with the leftists' re-writing/erasing our country's history....and their effective, incremental destruction of our time-honored traditions and institutions.
Mo's an excellent Alinskyite.
When is her fat ass going to jail for stealing all that money to lavish on herself.
WTH does she or her old man know about truth,if they ever used it they would brake out in a rash.
Words of wisdom from someone who had her lawyer license pulled.
mooch-elle is the "Worst Lady". Her anti-American diseased brain is unable to overcome her self-loathing. It is unfortunate that she is free-roaming. Possibly a stint in a mental hospital followed by long-term incarceration in a SuperMax is required. The moocher is the affirmative-action, equal-opportunity poster child. mooch's talent lies only in somehow obtaining wealth and position without ANY qualification or talent.
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Michelle, I may be a liar today but you are ugly. Tomorrow I will tell the truth and will no longer be a liar, but you will still be ugly. I have hope for my future.
Her idea of qualification is eating lobster and going on vacations.When ghetto trash floats to the top you get Obama's.
They are just a Vast White Wing Conspiracy!
If the illegal alien who is using someone else's SS number votes first, his vote counts. Then the real owner of the SS number tries to vote and either gets a provisional ballot or is investigated for attempting to vote twice? But I guess in most cases the SS# thief would be living in a different area, maybe a different state.
I think it's safe to say anyone who looks at her takes a mental dump on her head every time.
"...which one would they create a greater myth for?"
Is there really any question?
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This may sound like a dumb question. But I have a computer with a "ViXS PureTV-U 48A3" tv-card. It comes with Windows Media Center. What exactly am I supposed to do in order to force this PC to output to my TV? Even though the device appears in Device Manager, neither Media Center nor the Display Properties seems to detect the TV as a 2nd monitor.
I have this card as well with Vista. I haven't been able to find any specs on it to prove it, but I believe this card doesn't output video at all, it just takes input, as it's a TV tuner card. If your PC has an S-video port, then you could output the video to a TV.
I've had that same card for about four years now. There is no video output connector with that card, just the two RF input connectors--one for old analog TV and one for digital TV input. The card has a separate RF tuner chip sets for the separate analog TV and digital TV signal processing.


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McCrory says NC gov campaign message won't change
Published: Monday, January 30, 2012 at 4:31 p.m.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Hours from formally entering the race, Republican candidate Pat McCrory said Monday that the departure of Democratic Gov. Beverly Perdue from the 2012 gubernatorial campaign won't alter his message of overhauling North Carolina state government.
McCrory, who will kick off his campaign Tuesday at a Guilford County meeting hall, said he's sticking with the same plan he had before Perdue announced last week that she won't seek re-election — a move that's created a Democratic primary race and sent other potential candidates scrambling.
McCrory, a former Charlotte mayor who narrowly lost to Perdue in the 2008 general election, said it wasn't a total shock that he would no longer face a once-likely rematch with Perdue this fall.
"Our schedule has not changed. Our message won't change and our strategy won't change," Perdue told The Associated Press. "This scenario is one we saw potentially happening so it didn't come as a huge surprise because we knew she's been in trouble for various reasons, and part of it was me being a strong candidate."
McCrory said in a phone interview he believed Perdue's departure would allow many Democrats who felt obliged to support their party's incumbent will back his campaign now. He had already found some success during 2011 with receiving contributions from Democrats who had supported Perdue in 2008.
Democratic Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton and state Rep. Bill Faison of Orange County already are running in the Democratic primary, and a half dozen others are considering whether to become gubernatorial candidates in a compressed time schedule — filing starts in two weeks and the primary is May 8. U.S. Rep. Brad Miller and former State Treasurer Richard Moore released statements Monday that they're still considering bids, while Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines said he will not run.
Democrats also are encouraging former University of North Carolina system president Erskine Bowles to run.
While declining to call out any candidate, McCrory believes all of them have a common thread — they enabled the Democratic policies of the past dozen years under Perdue and predecessor Mike Easley that he insists have broken state government.
"All of them have been closely linked with the Easley-Perdue culture and policy," said McCrory, adding he would talk more about his campaign themes Tuesday.
If McCrory gets a clear path to the primary — he's spent the past year trying to close out potential GOP competitors by running a quasi-campaign of speeches and fundraising — he'll keep accumulating money while Democrats battle it out for at least three months to win their nomination.
McCrory "has the ability to focus on the November election and not the primary," said Paul Shumaker, a longtime Republican consultant whose clients have included U.S. Sen. Richard Burr. And with more than $2 million in his campaign coffers at the end of last year, McCrory has a definite money advantage over all of the announced candidates, Shumaker said.
But McCrory's campaign will have to do some retooling for another candidate, and the uncertainty of who that person will be could take him out of his comfort zone, said Dennis Wicker, the Democratic lieutenant governor from 1993 to 2001.
"It's a game change for Pat," Wicker said of Perdue's decision. "I'm sure it's thrown them off stride a little."
McCrory spent Monday doing television interviews in Charlotte and Raleigh and scheduled a campaign fundraiser in Raleigh in the evening designed to target young professionals. He planned similar campaign kickoffs Wednesday and Thursday in Hendersonville, New Bern and Wilmington.
On the Democratic side, Miller released a statement saying he believes if he did run for governor he "would begin with a credible base and would be able to put together a campaign quickly." The five-term congressman and former state legislator from Raleigh announced last week he won't run again. Republicans drew a redistricting map that put him in the same district with Democratic Rep. David Price.
Moore, who lost to Perdue in the 2008 Democratic primary, wrote in an email he hadn't yet made up his mind.
Joines put out a statement saying Winston-Salem "has made good progress in rebuilding its economy, but there is more work to be done. I want to be a part of these efforts; therefore, I will not run for governor."
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There was an incredible sense of calm in the newsroom Tuesday night. That's the night we normally record the Topeka City Council meeetings so we can listen to the legal lingo 3 or 4 times as we write our stories on council action. We also have their city-cable channel audio turned up along with our police radio.. so we can catch some of the important council votes. But last Tuesday night, April 29th, was the now-legendary "5th Tuesday of the month.." when the council takes a break. Topekans could use one.. or two or three of those breaks.
With no meeting, there is no headline in the paper the next day about the latest council flap. There is virtually no mention of the so-called "Brett-Bots" or "the syndicate" from the Raubin and Megan show on 580. For those of you from out of town, those terms refer to Brett Blackburn and the council members they say follow him like lemmings tumbling off the cliff of another bad city decision.
Having the night off could be the public relations windfall the council is looking for! No council meeting.. no friction. My suggestion is for the council to seriously consider adding to the "5th Tuesday" by holding longer council meetings every other Tuesday night. For two weeks, council members could cool their hidden temper tantrums, take a long look at the issues they'll be considering next.. and avoid any barrage of inflammatory news coverage (by that I mean primarily 580 Radio and the Cap-Journal.)
The helicopter and software purchases are behind us now. We have still have 5 more days to go until the next council meeting. AHHHH! RH


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In a letter to Obama, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who chairs the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, expressed doubt that Congress would pass cybersecurity legislation this year, The Hill reports. Several cybersecurity bills recently met their doomed fate as a result of partisan bickering.
With only the slight chance of a compromise in reach for comprehensive cybersecurity legislation, Feinstein urged the president to issue an executive order that would create cybersecurity standards and incentives for critical infrastructure operators to better safeguard their systems and networks, according to The Hill.
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[D]igital [I]nsanity b! We are the dreamers of dreams... Today's magic presented by the Digital Insanity heroes is: MAGIX Xara 3D Maker 7 v22.214.171.1242 Cracker [ Brainrain & DarkSide ] Protection [ Serial ] Supplier [ Digital Insanity ] Release Date [ 01/01/2013 ] Packager [ Digital Insanity ] Release Type [ Keygen ] Tester [ Digital Insanity ] Release Size [ 03 disks/10.0 MB ] [ Description ] Note to siteops/nukers: This time we decided to pack the setups too next to our keygen (even the non pro, and older versions despite the fact that some of them were released with patch), because as we noticed the downloadable setups/contents can vary depending on various circumstances for example which magix domain you visit (http://www.magix.com, http://www.magix.com/gb, http://www.magix.com/de, etc) or which country your IP belongs to, and who knows what else. Different versions can have different product parameters, so we are trying to avoid troubles at the end user side with this decision. Note to MAGIX authors: We would like to give something back and not only take away, so open your eyes now: Your WMI implementation is faulty and will never be executed properly. You should call CoInitializeSecurity to set the needed privileges to be able to query the MAC address through WMI. ---------------------------------------------------------- Hello Scene! Here is our last masterpiece to you. We have to close our keygen factory. As you probably all know, reversing in high level takes a lot of time, energy and patience that we don't have anymore. We don't see the point in releasing random things that can be done by any other teams just to keep the illusion that we are still alive and increase our release quantity. We have to concentrate on our real life. 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BYU, Utah and Utah State basketball: Previewing each team's incoming players for 2013-14 season
College basketball season is less than a week away and the BYU, Utah and Utah State programs are raring to get on the court.
Each program features seven new players between entering freshmen and transfers from other schools. Quite a few of the newbies are expected to make an immediate impact for their respective teams.
Here is a look at each incoming player and his potential impact for BYU, Utah or Utah State.
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No doubt that BYU won the recruiting war and are fully loaded to compete right
away. I expect a 25 wins season and a deep run into the NCAA tourney. They look
deep for several years and will only get better as their young players
Utah has some good recruits but it will take several years for the team to mature and be competitive. I think we heard the same about the football team and that didn't pan out s maybe the basketball team can have better fortune. No NCAA this year and they will be improved but still in the middle of the pac.
USU will be about the same. I am glad to be Berger back and healthy.
Can't wait for this weekend to see how the teams do.
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One player not mentioned for the Utes is Kyle Kuzma, who will redshirt this year due to a late decision to enroll in school and join the team rather than playing his final year of prep school eligibility. He's a 6'9" small forward that is VERY skilled with the ball and can play strong despite a slight frame. He'll no doubt make the team much better in practice, but watch out for him next year in competition!
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Utah has won the recruiting battle 2 of the last 3 years. in 2012 and 2014. the y had a good class in 2013. I think Utah has the better talent this year with Loveridge and wright. The y will never compete in the ncaa tourneyment with the style of play they run. Run and gun without much coaching will always loose to a better coached team with quality athletes.
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list each week. This time the prizes range from a half-year's supply of
Clif bars (this week) to shoes from Teva and Hi-Tec, a bike mount from
Thule, a slick jacket from Nau, and a tent from REI valued at $249.
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The impressive spread that is Novara's 2008 bike lineup
includes cyclocross rides, full-suspension mountain bikes for women and
men, a foldable travel model, a "safari" bike, and fender-equipped
urban commuters ready to go. All are available now at REI stores or
online at REI.com. Here's a quick peek at five specific models that caught my attention. . .
Novara Safari Bike—Dubbed the "ultimate
adventure-touring cycle," the Safari was made for multiday tours, on
the pavement or off. The mountain-bike-like model has an aluminum
frame, a double-butted front fork for solid steering under heavy loads,
and an included rear rack. Fizik Rondine saddle and Post Moderne
suspension seatpost help keep your backside happy on the longest of
rides. Pricing: $849
Novara Fusion Bike—This ready-to-go commuter
includes touches like internal brakes and shifting, dual headlights, a
taillight, fenders, rear rack, bell and kickstand. No need to fool with
accessories for your urban commute. Buy it and go. Aluminum frame.
Shimano internal 8-speed rear hub cassette system. Dynamo hub powers a
dual-beam headlamp, no batteries required. 700c wheelset for a faster
ride. Pricing: $749
Novara Buzz Fly-By Foldable Bike—Novara has teamed
with Dahon, a folding bike manufacturer, to create the Fly-By, a
foldable bike built for urban commuting or taking along on a trip. It
folds into a small package and fits inside an included carrying bag.
Simply fold the handlebar in half, open the lever to split the frame
into two, and bend it back on itself. Bonus: When removed the seat post
doubles as an air pump. Pricing: $599
Novara Rivet Bike—Ride the bumps and deep mud with
speed on this cyclocross model. An aluminum frame with a carbon fork
makes for a fast and light ride. Grippy Geax Blade 700×33c tires to
handle mixed terrain, from mud to gravel roads to pavement. Avid Shorty
4 cantilever brakes for stopping power. Fizik Aliante Sport saddle can
be "likened to a fine tailor-made suit," according to the company.
Pricing: $1,599
Novara Bliss 2.0 Women's Mountain Bike—Female-centric
geometry with full-suspension shocks, disc brakes and a gender-specific
bike saddle make the Bliss 2.0 a literal good fit for women. To
reiterate, the Bliss was designed to fit women, not men: the frame
sizing accommodates short inseams, and frame geometry conforms to
shorter torso and reach lengths. RockShox suspension in the front and
rear helps soften landings. Avid BB7 mechanical disc brakes allow
controlled deceleration and good stopping power. Pricing: $1,199
Go here to see the full Novara line. . . http://www.rei.com/rei/gearshop/novara/index.html
Adventure Lights of Beaconsfield, Quebec, (www.adventurelights.com)
makes lights for all type of flashing, signaling, attention-getting
needs, including lights and L.E.D. models for law enforcement,
search-and-rescue, the military, and public safety. This is a quick
look at three outdoors-oriented models I've been testing as of late. . .
The VIP Signal Light
is the company's pinnacle product, an emergency L.E.D. that has been
tested "in deserts, the Arctic, in the stratosphere and hundreds of
feet below the sea," according to the company's press material. The
result is an emergency beacon light that holds up in almost any extreme
environmental condition, including 330 feet under water and in temps
ranging from 120 to minus-40 F.
The product (pictured above) can be used as a
flashlight, an emergency flasher and an SOS beacon. Twist the face dial
to toggle between these functions. I tested the VIP Standard Yellow Case
model, an $81 light that has a focused amber/orange L.E.D.—a color
optimized to enhance visibility and help penetrate smoke and fog,
according to Adventure Lights. Seemed to do the trick when I tried it,
pulsing bright and strong. The product is strangely shaped but
functional, with a belt clip and included zip-ties to secure the light
permanently to a backpack, life preserver, or other object. It runs on
a lithium battery (included) for a quoted 350 hours. Measures about 3×2
x 1.25 inches. Weight is 4 ounces.
Made to use in lieu of chemical glow sticks, the Lazer Stik Powergrip AA
looks like a children's toy at first glance. But these steady-on light
sticks have a million uses—dangle them from a pack while biking, tether
to your PFD, keep them in the car for road beacons in an emergency.
company says the red light—which measure about 1 inch around by 6
inches long—can be seen from more than 2 kilometers away. They are
quoted to provide more than 50 hours of light using common AA
batteries. They are waterproof and fairly rugged. Attach them via
zip-ties to just about anything. Weight is 1.2 ounces apiece. Price:
The all-purpose Guardian L.E.D. is a simple white
flasher for signal and visibility use. It weighs less than 1 ounce and
can attach to anything via its integrated clip. The company quotes the
light for visibility up to 1 mile, and a single battery lasts for about
250 hours. Dual function of flashing and steady-on mode. Waterproof to
300 feet. Price: $14.
Company contact: Adventure Lights, www.adventurelights.com
It's been 55 years since Dick Kelty first put a backpack on the
market, welding aluminum tubes together in his garage while his wife,
Nena, sewed and fit the fabric onto the frame. The result was an
innovation for its time, and at $24 each Kelty's packs sold like proverbial hotcakes.
Fast forward to 2008 and Dick Kelty's eponymous company
is still going strong, this spring debuting a new line of backcountry
packs that promise "a blend of new materials, innovative ventilation,
and unique suspension systems" never before seen from Kelty. Here's a quick run-through of the new wares. Warning: They now do cost more than $24 a pop. . .
The Radii 27 model (pictured above) is a
1,650-cubic-inch pack with Kelty's "AeroFly suspension system," which
keeps your body ventilated with a breathable waist-belt, shoulder
straps, and a mesh backpanel that allows air to circulate freely. It
will cost $120. Zippered waist-belt pockets and a 2 lb. 7 oz. weight
make the Radii nice for fast-and-light feats, though with enough
support to carry loads up to 30 pounds.
Kelty's Locus 40 (pictured below)
is a supportive 2,500-cubic-inch model I have in testing right now.
Like the other models, the Locus 40 incorporates a light internal frame
and a meshy back panel area—the "four-way ventilated AeroFly suspension
system"—to keep your mid-spinal region in contact not with nylon but
mostly with air. The top-loading pack has an adjustable torso length to
accommodate different size hikers, an easily-accessible "shove-it"
pocket for on-the-move stowage, hydration-system compatibility, and
highly water-resistant construction. Weight is 3 lb., 5 oz. Available
in a men's and women's model for $150.
For overnight trips with a bit more gear, the Span 60 (not pictured)
has 3,650 cubic inches of storage and a separate sleeping bag
compartment. A secondary low-profile hood provides volume-changing
versatility, and the AeroFly suspension system (again) can help keep
you cool. Adjustable torso length. Available in men's and women's
models for $180.
The men's Slider 65 and women's Arch 65 (pictured below)
are 4,000-cubic-inch packs made for long trips into the backcountry.
They have a ventilated back, torso adjustment, and meshy three-layer
shoulder straps to add padding. Constructed with stretchy PU laminate
panels, these packs can expand to accommodate larger loads. The side
pockets are waterproof. MSRP: $230
Finally, the biggest of the big (pictured below) are Kelty's men's Beam 82 and women's Course 82,
packs with a cavernous 5,000 cubic inches of storage space. As with the
Span 60, these models have a low-profile hood configuration for
reducing volume when all that space is overkill. Stretch fabric in the
front and side pockets accommodates bulky items while still keeping
them handy on the go. MSRP: $250
The summit of Mount Ogden, a craggy 9,570-foot peak in the
Wasatch-Cache National Forest, dominates the skyline above its namesake
town. In a good snow year, a massive squiggle of white known as the
Banana Chute fills in on Mount Ogden's rocky northwest face, creating a
dramatic entrance to a skiable descent that is larger than any
lift-accessible run in the country.
Calibrate your altimeter at the top and you can ski for
four miles and nearly 5,000 vertical feet, from the thin alpine air,
down through the maw of the chute, over ridges and meadows of untracked
snow, then into a creek bed that funnels the backcountry line to its
unlikely terminus at the residential grid of a midsize American town.
My story today in New York Times, "In Utah, the Fast Way to Town," covers my descent of the line last month. Go here for the full story: travel.nytimes.com/2008/02/15/travel/escapes/15banana.html?ref=escapes
My original trip report blog, with several photos of the ski, is here:
(Stephen Regenold writes The Gear Junkie column for eleven U.S. newspapers; see www.THEGEARJUNKIE.com for video gear reviews, a daily blog, and an archive of Regenold's work.)
Just got off the phone with Don Mann, the CEO of Primal Quest. He's ramping up for Primal Quest Montana, the 5th edition of the world's toughest adventure race, to be held June 21 to July 2 this year.
But my conversation with Mann was about next year's event, the 2009 race, where Mann's company plans to take the PQ international, potentially with a race that climbs one of the Seven Summits as part of its course.
In January, Mann and his wife, Dawn, traveled to Tanzania to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, a 19,341-foot stratovolcano that claims prize as the highest point of elevation on the African continent. The pair made the summit at 6:45a.m. on January 11 after a seven-day trek and climb. "It was more wonderful than any of us ever dreamed," Mann wrote in a web post.
Indeed, the experience seems to have inspired something in Mann. When we spoke, he said Primal Quest in 2009 will be held at an international destination (i.e., not in the United States), mentioning Iceland, Vancouver Island, B.C., Costa Rica, and Tanzania as options.
But it was the last option, Tanzania, about which Mann seemed most excited. "It's expensive to get there," he said. "But once you're in the country everything is very cheap, and the people are wonderful."
Though its very much in the drawing-board stage, Mann had obviously thought through the logistics of incorporating a Kilimanjaro summit bid into the race. He said a race in the Tanzania might last 12 days, of which four to five days could be committed to having teams climb the mountain. There'd be mandatory stops at huts on the way up the mountain, he said. Each team would get one porter. At each stop a doctor would assess the health of all racers, allowing only those who showed no sign of altitude sickness to continue. "You could leave a teammate behind at a hut if he or she was sick," Mann said. "That way the rest of the group could still make the summit."
Mann said the fastest team could make it in four days. "That'd still leave a week of racing time outside of Kilimanjaro."
We'll have to wait and see what materializes. As noted, this is just one of many options for PQ 2009. But the concept intrigues me: Tick off one of the world's toughest races while at the same time climbing a Seven Summits mountain. Sign me up, Don!
(Stephen Regenold writes The Gear Junkie column for eleven U.S. newspapers; see www.THEGEARJUNKIE.com for video gear reviews, a daily blog, and an archive of Regenold's work.)
The Gear Junkie Archive is a vast repository of information on outdoors gear and apparel, including more than 200 gear reviews stretching back to 2004. All reviews were written by Stephen Regenold; they originally appeared in his nationally-syndicated newspaper column, The Gear Junkie.
Today, we have updated the Archive with more than three-dozen new reviews, including the likes of the Zinetic Pocket Slippers, Brave Soldier athletic lube, the S.O.L. Pak, Guyot's Squishy camp bowl, the Clip Shot Camera Holder, Vibram Five Fingers footwear, and many more.
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Spyder's Heli GORE-tex Jacket and Chopper GORE-tex Pant
are top-shelf backcountry ski outerwear pieces, made—as the name
portends—for the helicopter-skiing crowd and other deep-powder
connoisseurs. This setup includes nearly every micro and macro feature
an intrepid alpine explorer could want or need in a shell system. Or
maybe you've got cash to burn and simply want the coolest of the cool.
Either way, this combo ski suit, available for the 2008/09 season, will
cost a hot $2,000—that's $1,200 for the top, $800 for the bottoms. But,
behold! Neat features for comfort, safety and performance abound,
A backpack-compatible jacket design, which has "waist belt portals" to let you pass-through the pack's belt and secure it inside your GORE-tex suit of armor.
"Origami-inspired" design, with hood, pockets, and joints that articulate and fold neatly back in place via "geometric three-dimensional expansion" functionality.
GORE-tex Pro-Shell fabric (waterproof, breathable, stretchy) and 3M's lightweight Thinsulate Supreme Insulation (warm)
A removable powder skirt.
RECCO avalanche-transceiver reflectors stitched on to the jacket.
An "ear-splitting" U.S. Coast Guard-certified whistle that's audible at 1,000 meters.
For safety, Spyder includes an SOS safety lining that
features the international distress symbol of a white cross on a red
background in case you get lost or need help out there in the BC.
Further, there's universal safety information, including body rescue
signals, international cell phone information, and distress Morse code
printed on the jacket's interior lining.
Available: Summer 2008
Pricing: Heli GORE-tex Jacket, $1200; Chopper GORE-tex Pant MSRP, $800
Colors: Pants and jacket come in black or green
Contact: http://www.spyder.com
"On the morning of February 6, 2006, in the Kabetogama State
Forest of northern Minnesota, the ground was frozen and dead, a chalky
medium that squeaked when I walked from the car pushing my bike. The
air was sharp, elemental and shrill, hurtful to breathe even through a
mask. It was predawn on the Arrowhead State Trail, a multiuse track
that connects International Falls to the town of Tower more than 100
miles to the south. My hands ached from the cold, fingers going numb
within minutes that morning as I got on the bike to pedal into
wilderness as desolate as the dark side of the moon."
Thus starts my story in the Minneapolis Star Tribune on my experience in the Arrowhead 135 Ultramarathon, a race held each February through the woods of far northern Minnesota. It kicked off for its fourth running yesterday, February 4, and goes through the cut-off time tomorrow night.
As ultra races go, the Arrowhead 135 is an odd fish, more akin to an Alaskan sled dog epic than the Ironman. The race requirescompetitors to combine athletic strength with survivalism, sending cyclists, trekkers and skiers solo and unsupported on its namesake 135-mile course.
I did it in 2006 on a bike, braving temps down to 20-below and deep snow that kept my wheels spinning for traction, mile aftermile. (That's me in the above image somewhere around Mile 40 on the first day.)I pedaled a bike custom made for the snow, four-inch-wide tires and racks to carry gear. The trail, primarily a snowmobile route, was packed and solid for the first few miles of the race.From a trailhead near International Falls, the course began with a prologue there-and-back leg west about nine miles into thewoods. I tagged the checkpoint intersection after an hour of motion, then turned around to pedal east and south to the inner reaches of the Kabetogama State Forest.
It took me almost two days, and along the way I made a wrong turn that cost 20 miles of wasted time. But I finished far under the cut-off, indeed taking 9th place that year out of the 30+ people who started. The race was a formative kind of thing for me, and I've written on my Arrowhead experience a couple times, most recently in a story last week in the Minneapolis Star Tribune (click here). Two years ago I also wrote this piece for the New York Times.
Monitor this year's race on the organization's home page: www.arrowheadultra.com
Last weekend, after two days at the Outdoor Retailer trade show in
Salt Lake City, I snuck off into the mountains to try out some new ski
gear on a big descent. Indeed, at more than 5,000 vertical feet, the
Banana Chute off the west side of Mt. Ogden is among the largest
sustained ski descents in the region.
I went with a group of locals, including blogger Kendall Card; J.T.
Robinson, a semipro Telemark skier; the photographer Steven Lloyd; and
Kevin Brown, a part-time ski patroller at Snowbasin Resort.
Our day started with a car swap at 27th Street in Ogden, where we left
Robinson's stationwagon. It would serve as the shuttle at the day's
end. We drove the 17 miles to Snowbasin, jumped on the lifts, then
skied off the back side of the resort into U.S. Forest Service land.
Mt. Ogden, a 9,570-foot peak, drops precipitously to all points of the
compass. The Great Salt Lake and the city of Ogden sit more than a
vertical mile straight down looking west. Our route of descent, the
Banana Chute, is a squiggle of snow through rocks, a 45-degree
avalanche path that pinches down to just 15 feet wide between rock
bands at points during the ski.
Needless to say, avalanche savvy is necessary for a trip like this. We
had transceivers, shovels, probes, and Avalung breathing apparatuses.
Card, Brown, and Robinson spent a half-hour assessing snow conditions
before making the leap into the top of the chute.
Once my edges were on the snow—which was mostly solid wind slab with
occasional powder—the descent went quick. I rode the Black Diamond
Kilowatt skis, mid-fat boards that handled the terrain with aplomb.
After making it past the maw of the chute, we weaved through trees and
experimented with runs off side ridges. At one point we skied a
blissful 50 turns through knee-deep Utah fluff. The ski ended with a
long and flat trail along a creekbed, branches whipping in our faces
for a half-hour or so as we pushed along.
Then the cars came into sight. I skied right to the pavement's edge on
27th St., and clicked out. It'd been a couple hours and more than 5,000
vertical feet of skiing. Not a bad way at all to spend a Saturday
I meant to lay down this blog on Friday after two days of snooping the halls of this year's Outdoor Retailer Winter Market trade show in Salt Lake City. But skiing, in the guise of big backcountry descents in the Wasatch Range, got in the way this weekend of me doing much of anything productive. So now, without further ado, here are a few more hot items from the show floor, backpacks, water booties, jackets, electrolyte-laced hot cocoa and all. . .
Today begins the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market trade show in Salt Lake City, where hundreds of companies announce thousands of new products for the $289 billion outdoor industry. The Gear Junkie is on the ground in Utah, walking the show floor in search of the best and most intriguing new equipment and apparel. Here's update No. 1, direct from the halls of the Salt Palace convention center to you. . .
In one week I head west to the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, a trade fair in Salt Lake City for apparel and gear buyers + journalists like me. The problem with reporting this show for a web site is that most of the gear featured on the show floor is for next season, i.e., autumn of 2008 or later.
Little of it is available for testing or purchasing for months out. But what about looking at last year's digs?
The following story, which I wrote at the 2007 winter show, highlights 10 product picks that should be on the store shelves now, including an "all-season" sled, a knife, crampons, trail runners with shock-absorbing lugs, and wool lingerie for the outdoors set. . . http://thegearjunkie.com/outdoor-retailer-winter-market-2007
Few outdoor pursuits draw such strong reaction as winter camping. The idea of laying down in the snow, closing your eyes and going to sleep is a ridiculous concept for most of the population.
But modern equipment for winter camping, including puffy sleeping bags, pads, shelters and bivy sacks, makes the task more bearable. From the Gear Junkie Archives, here's my review of several winter camping products to keep you warm sleeping outdoors any time of the year. . .
Or, for a different take on winter camping, check out this Gear Junkie Adventures story on my trip a couple winters back to ski and camp (in January) in Ontario's Quetico Provincial Park: http://thegearjunkie.com/adventure-yurt-ski-trip
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The Department of Linguistics at the University of Alberta is a major centre, both nationally and internationally, for graduate education and research in the empirical study of human language.
Our faculty and graduate students are actively involved in a wide range of data-driven linguistic research with a strong focus on the empirical study of language through observation, fieldwork, and experimentation. We are also home to several major research grants in the areas of language acquisition, psycholinguistics, phonetics, phonology, field linguistics, corpus linguistics, and language revitalization.
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Linguistic Professor Wins Faculty Teaching Award
Congratulations Jordan!
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The Centre for Comparative Psycholinguistics (Department of Linguistics, University of Alberta) hosts a Spring Training in Experimental Psycholinguistics (STEP) workshop each year. This year, STEP will focus on The Psycholinguistics of Learning. STEP runs May 16‐20.


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Fomblin VAC 3 Grease, 100gm
Fomblin® VAC™ 3 is a perfluoropolymer based vacuum grease thickened with a PTFE thickener. It is an inert, homogeneous, and white grease particularly suitable for use as a lubricant for mechanical parts or seals operating at high vacuum and in contact with aggressive chemicals or oxygen. VAC 3 is used in lubricated "for life" applications; its lubricating properties make it suitable for parts requiring boundary (extreme pressure) lubrication in a temperature range from -20°C to 250°C. VAC 3 is designed to meet MIL-G-27617 Type III specifications and test method ASTM E-595-77 as tested by NASA/GSFC (extremely low outgassing in a vacuum environment). Before making any decision about your vacuum grease requirements, be sure to be aware of some of the other information and specifications concerning VAC 3 high vacuum grease.
For the electron microscope laboratory application, Vac 3 is widely used because although the liquid component of the grease does eventually evaporate, when it does, the vapors will not. But unlike hydrocarbon based greases, the fluorocarbon nature of the molecular species that will evaporate, will not be polymerized by the ionizing radiation present in the microscope column. Hence, the user of an electron microscope using non-hydrocarbon greases will find in general a cleaner environment and less contamination of samples. For the hydrocarbon greases, when they do evaporate, they are polymerized, and they end up forming a varnish(e.g. contamination) on both microscope parts, apertures, and sampler.
Temperature use range: One can expect the grease to retain its properties pretty much between -20° C to +250° C. Actually, one can use the grease at lower temperatures, but there will be some diminution of at least some of the properties. Clearly, for the electron microscope application, this temperature range will be more than adequate.
For those requiring or desiring a grease of ultimate smoothness, that is, one where any agglomerates of the PTFE particles in its formulation have been removed by screen pack filter, one might consider the Braycote Micronic 803 Vacuum Grease. However, for most users, this higher level filtration is probably not necessary and therefore the Vac 3, and its lower price would be an acceptable alternative.
We are often asked about how VAC 3 compares with Braycote Micronic 803 in terms of vacuum characteristics. VAC 3 differs from Braycote Micronic 803 in several respects, including the base oil viscosity, consistency, and the type of PTFE used for the thickener.
The viscosity of the base oil used in VAC 3 is about 1400 cSt at 20° C whereas the oil used in the formulation of Braycote Micronic 803 is about 250 cSt. VAC 3 has a NLGI of 3 vs. for Braycote Micronic 803, an NLGI of 2. VAC 3 is slightly stiffer than the Braycote product. From a chemical composition standpoint, the base oil used for VAC 3 is a branched perfluorinated polyether, where as the oil used in the Braycote product is linear. The vapor pressure of VAC 3 is about 10-13 torr at 20° C. Both greases can be used in vacuum, however the torque requirements for VAC 3 would be higher.
Probably the product most equivalent to VAC 3 is Microcote® LVP, which is based on a Krytox® base oil having a viscosity of about 2000 cSt.
For use at low temperatures, for example in conjunction with a cryo stage in an SEM, we would expect that Apiezon N Cryogenic Vacuum Grease should be considered. We believe that the lower temperature properties of the Apiezon N product outweigh any considerations with regard to hydrocarbon off-gassing into the column.
Our intent is to present some of the trade offs between these different fine grease products. We believe this information to be correct to the best of our knowledge. We can not guarantee that any prospective vacuum grease solution for a particular problem that is derived from this information will definitely work, so we would urge caution in the final selection and initial use to confirm that any particular grease or grease combination will indeed work for you.
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The composition of this product is a mixture of small PTFE particles (which won't dissolve in anything) and a perfluorinated polyether liquid. We have found that Castrol® Fluoroclean™ HE or Perfluorosolv® PFS-2 is an effective solvent for the liquid component of the formulated composition and aids in the removal of the grease from places where it is no longer needed or wanted.
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Hosts Slovenia joined Croatia and Italy in the European basketball championship quarter-finals on Saturday which left two-time reigning champions Spain and Greece in danger.
Slovenia moved into the last eight with a 73-65 victory over Greece with Goran Dragic leading the way with 28 points while Zoran Dragic added 11 points.
Slovenia improved to 3-1 in the group along with Croatia, who beat the hosts in first round action and would take the top spot with a win on Monday over Greece.
After knocking off Spain, the Greeks dropped to 1-3 despite Vassilis Spanoulis pacing the team with 21 points.
Croatia were the first team from the group to book a spot in the final eight by beating Italy 76-68 to improve to 3-1.
Bojan Bogdanovic scored 18 points for Croatia while Krunoslav Simon added 14 points and six rebounds and Roko Ukic chipped in 13 points.
"Honestly, we were a little scared before the game because this game was very, very important for us. We needed it to qualify for the next round," said Croatia coach Jasmin Repesa.
Italy also moved on thanks to the later results with a 2-2 record.
Luigi Datome poured in 24 points and Pietro Aradori added 12 for the Italians, who were the only undefeated team in the first round but have since lost two games.
"I don't think we need to lose any confidence in ourselves. We still are overachieving our EuroBasket ambitions," said Datome.
The 2009 and 2011 champions, and 2012 Olympic silver medallists, Spain jumped to 2-2 after breezing past Finland 82-56 to set themselves up for a battle with Italy on Monday to try to advance to the quarters.
Jose Calderon led the way for Spain with 23 points and five assists while Victor Claver added 12 points and seven rebounds
"For sure we prefer to be in another situation but I think Spain is ready to play against Italy. For us, it's a final," said Rudy Fernandez.
Finland, who dropped to 1-3, got 17 points, five rebounds and four assists from Petteri Koponen.
The Finns are still alive for a spot in the knockout round.
EuroBasket continues on Sunday with the final game day of Group E with Lithuania, France and Serbia already into the quarter-finals as 3-1 teams.
Latvia (1-3) start off the day against Belgium (0-4) needing a win to stay in the running for a quarter-final spot.
Ukraine (2-2) would advance to the knockout stage with a victory over Lithuania or a Latvia loss.
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Copywriter: Rodrigo Rothschild
Producer: Damiana Marin
Photographer: David Franco
Published:June, 2010
14 comments
GuestJun 28, 2010 - 11:53
For ambient we did actual kiddy-rides. You can check them out here http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_I5dFxy2Nj-c/S-rbaLmlesI/AAAAAAAABic/lIpr0PYX...
GuestJul 02, 2010 - 0:10
Too similar to the Mini execution. Different thought, but still, putting a vehicle on the toy ride machine. Been done. At least the next one shown on here was different.


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Caracas, May 3 (EFE).- Venezuelan sportswriter Jhonny Gonzalez was shot and killed in the wee hours Friday while leaving the building where the sports daily Lider has its headquarters, apparently for resisting a robbery, the publication said.
Lider said on its Web site that Gonzalez was killed around 2:00 a.m. when leaving to work a night shift at the Cadena Capriles building in downtown Caracas.
Several individuals in a car and on a motorcycle apparently intercepted the journalist with intention to rob him and fired three shots. Gonzalez died in the car.
Journalists do not escape the situation of violence in Venezuela, a country with one of the highest murder rates in the region with 55 homicides for every 100,000 inhabitants.
The Public Space organization denounced a 50 percent increase in cases of attacks on freedom of expression in Venezuela so far this year, and a 20 percent increase in 2012 over 2011.


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Amarillo's only local sports talk show, 806 Sports on 1440-AM, has landed a rare interview today with former NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield, who will talk about his controversial banning from the sport.
Mayfield was on the fast track to becoming one of NASCAR's elite drivers while driving for legendary team owners Cale Yarbrough, Roger Penske and Ray Evernham.
Then in the spring of 2009, before a random practice, Mayfield was told he failed a random drug test.
The result was he was banned from NASCAR in May 2009 and his name smeared in the media.
What unfolded after the much-disputed drug test catapulted Mayfield into a fire storm that would forever change NASCAR and Mayfield.
Hosts DJ Ezell and Kenny Nagunst, along with racing expert Tom Tortoreo, will interview Mayfield live between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. today as he attempts to clear his name and tells his side of the story.
"This will be a no-holds-barred interview with tough questions and tough answers," Tortoreo said.