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Help fund gauntlet hair before gauntlet hair gets too gaunt. --------We want to live, so we can finish our record for you.
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Ok, here's the deal. We've been recording our debut album for the past month and have officially run out of money. Like, BROKE. All of granny's food is WAY expired. If we can't find some scratch, we won't be able to finish the record or make rent. We'll also STARVE TO DEATH.
If you enjoyed our earlier recordings, let me tell you...this new material will own you. We are very proud, and you will be too if you lend a hand. In exchange for these donations you will receive super exclusive heartfelt tokens of our appreciation as well as first dibs on the album. :)
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You nailed this one Rick, but "DARNED". I know, it's a family paper.
You've characterized today's media perfectly.
ABC – American Brainwashing Commission
CBS – See! BS
CNN – Conservative News … NOT
NBC – Newspeak Begets Compliance
Among all the problems in the country, none is more serious than the failure of the largest media outlets to do their job. They have become nothing but arms of the political machine and our republic is suffering for it.

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I just checked my bank and my income tax return was posted this morning.
Anyone else?
Anyone else?
Got ours today too, going to pay off some of the business loan and get a couple of month's ahead on the mortgage then buy new living room furniture (lo's reflux and fountain like peeing ruined ours).
My name is Josalyn !!!!
Married to Dave 4-24-04
Mommy to Davany 9-7-6 and Jayth 5-7-12


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Have divisions. Playoff spots should not be rewarded to a team who has a worse record than anybody else. Period.
An 7-7 fantasy football team should not go the playoffs because he was the "division champ."
Most pro sports leagues have divisions due to time zones. Fantasy leagues have no reason for divisions. The top teams should go and that's it.
Cannot stand other rules that penalize those who perform well, either:
2) Not rewarding fractional points in fantasy football for yards gained.
I should get more points than you if my running back rushed for 79 yards and yours rushed for 70. Who does not see this?
Any rule pet peaves for you guys?
I also hate trades. I'm spending $50 in a league where the worst team just traded the best team Albert Pujols for Carl Crawford and Ervin Santana.


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State hunters bag fewer black bears in 2013 by design
Wisconsin hunters registered 3,805 black bears in the 2013 season, according to a preliminary report issued last week by the Department of Natural Resources.
The kill represents an 18% decrease from 2012.
This year's reduced bear harvest was by design. The DNR issued 5% fewer kill permits and cut the harvest quota by 13% in response to indications the bear population was declining.
"Most of the drop in harvest was intentional and linked to data from recent years," said Dave MacFarland, DNR large carnivore specialist.
The 2013 preliminary harvest report shows: Zone A in north central Wisconsin had 1,215 bears registered out of a quota of 1,150; Zone B, northeast, 466 and 450; Zone C, southern two-thirds of the state, 985 and 1,200; Zone D, northwest, 1,139 and 1,200.
The 2013 harvest comes on the heels of the four highest bear kills in state history: 4,009 bears in 2009, 5,133 in 2010, 4,257 in 2011 and 4,646 in 2012.
When the agency set the 2013 quota and permit levels in January, DNR big game ecologist Kevin Wallenfang noted the state has a large and healthy bear population but called the recent harvest and permits levels "unsustainable."
Several signs indicate Wisconsin's bear population has declined in recent years, Wallenfang said.
Preliminary results from a 2011 study show Wisconsin has a population of about 18,500 bears.
The statewide hunters success rate this season was 44%; the 23-year average is 55%.
Bear kill permits are in great demand in Wisconsin. More than 106,000 applications were received for the 8,560 permits in 2013.
Turkey, bear application deadline: Tuesday is the deadline for applications for 2014 Wisconsin spring turkey and fall black bear hunting permits.
Preliminary permit levels for the 2014 spring turkey season are set at the same level as 2013. Final permit levels are not set until after the close of the fall turkey season, but will likely not differ significantly from 2013, according to the DNR.
The 2014 spring turkey season includes the April 12-13 Youth Turkey Hunt. The regular season features six seven-day periods; each runs Wednesday through Tuesday. The first season begins April 16, the last ends May 27.
The drawing for permits will take place in late December or early January. Successful permit applicants can expect to receive a postcard by late January.
Applicants may also check their drawing status online through the Online Licensing Center on the DNR website starting in late January.
Permits remaining after the initial drawing for the 2014 spring turkey season will be available for purchase in late March, at a date to be specified later.
DNR staff and the bear advisory committee are in the process of determining 2014 quotas and permit levels.
Bear hunters can apply for a permit or purchase a preference point for future years.
The 2014 bear season is set for Sept. 3-Oct. 7, with bait hunters starting first in all zones.
Applications for the turkey and bear permits cost $3 and may be purchased through the DNR website at dnr.wi.gov; at any DNR Service Center; at all authorized license agents; or by calling (877) 945-4236.
Deer proposals delayed: Proposed rules changes emerging from the Deer Trustee Report will be presented at the January meeting of the Natural Resources Board, a month later than originally planned by DNR officials.
The deer management changes are linked to the July 2012 Deer Trustee Report issued by James Kroll, Gary Alt and David Guynn as well as public input this year through an implementation process and hearings.
The DNR recommendations are expected to include the start of a deer management assistance program for landowners as well as dispensing with numeric deer population goals.
Invasive snail prompts meeting: The New Zealand mudsnail, an invasive species present in the western United States and in the Great Lakes, has been found in Black Earth Creek, a popular trout fishing destination. This marks the first time the harmful invasive species has been found in an inland water of the Midwest.
The DNR, UW-Extension and the River Alliance of Wisconsin will host an informational meeting on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Cross Plains American Legion Hall, 2217 American Legion Drive, Cross Plains.
On the Trail Blog
Journal Sentinel outdoors editor Paul A. Smith offers news, notes and perspective on the great outdoors.
- Watchdog Report: State program's open hunting land tough to find
- Interactive Graphic: Find 1.1 million acres of wooded land open to the public through a forestry tax-break program
- Video: Our search for hidden hunting lands


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2005 Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class CLK500 2dr Coupe (5.0L 8cyl 7A)
I just bought this car, but drove Lexus, BMW and other MBZ models before purchasing and there is not comparison. It handles amazing and the shifters give it the feel of a manual transmission without the annoying clutch. Feels roomier inside than other models and reeks of luxury and performance. I will have a hard time going down in class of car after this one. It is the most fun car I have driven and it is hard to leave it parked for long.
Interior is beautiful and very pleasing to the eye. The leather is high quality and very comfortable. The steering wheel is slimmer, which in my opinion is nice. the stereo system is incredible. The performance from 0-60 will get your heart pounding.
It needs another cup holder, but do you really want someone drinking in it anyway? So far, I can't really find anything I would change. Gas m ileage is not the best, but what sports car is? This is not a wimpy engine.
This car is everything I'd hoped it was. Very powerful and responsive V-8 not only delivers but is comfortable to drive. I'm 6'0" 205lbs and my only comfort issue is that it sits so low that it's a bit difficult to get in and out of
Accessories are a challenge to figure out how to use
Don't be fooled by the fact that the emblem says Mercedes Benz. The car is poorly designed and poorly built. Interior is cramped; upgraded sound system is tinny; radio reception is awful; climate control is poor, navigation system is impossible to use. At least 5 service visits in less than a year due to defects. This is more like a Reliant K than a Mercedes Benz!
Styling is great but conceals the fact that this is a highly overpriced vehicle.
Quality control, quality control, quality control!
Great riding and driving car. After almost 10k miles 0 defects! Does not appear to enjoy the resale value of my 2000! However I feel the car is far superior to my previous CLK430!
I enjoy the navigation system and steering wheel controls! Sport shifter is fun!!!
Shoulder belts vibrate from wind flow with the front and rear side windows in fully opened position vibration eliminated when rear window is up! Occassionally when cruising my knee can touch the power seat controls should be in a different position. Could use 2 cup holders
This is my 4th CLK. Loved them all. Holds the road great. The new cupholder I prefer, however, I do hear complaints that there is a need for two. A tire inflation monitor would be helpful. So as you can see, don't have any complaints.
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text: Listening to the Real Food Con for the fourth day and enjoying all the presentations. I really like the science presentations, the food/cooking lessons are a bit wacky. Why do the men dress like chefs and the women dress like they are taking time out from their exotic dancing careers? That stuff freaks me out and distracts me. If I was going to give a cooking demo, I would wear either very plain chef-type garments or some kind of funky paleo t-shirt. I wouldn't have waves of hair all over the place, six pounds of cosmetics, or any cleavage showing. But that's just me, and come to think of it, no one is asking me to do a cooking demo.


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St. Maarten - not much of a shopper, we walked from ship to Phillipsburg, not too far, boardwalk along beach was nice- beach there was very narrow, go to a different beach on an excursion if that is what you want. Boys like activities, so we did snorkeling there -- many choices-we chose shipwreck snorkel which was nice, lots of wrecks to see but way too many people! We kept bumping into each other. I heard that the Snorkel park there is alot of fun. Loads of shops-- got a great price on a citizen watch - should have bought the liquor in the duty free shops (like I said, not much of a shopper and now regretting it- will have to go again!)
St. Thomas - Snuba was great - boys loved it, tough for me to get the hang of so I basically snorkeled instead but the instructors were fabulous. The shop there is PADI #1 meaning it is the very 1st PADI scuba shop-incredible. Again, not much shopping done but apparently there was lots of it there.
Puerto Rico - Canopy tour was outstanding - staff very friendly and everyone is super safe -- we loved it -- zipping thru the rain forest on the traverses. Still a bit rustic, uphill walk to the 1st platform, also it is about an hour from San Juan and the last 10 minutes is pretty hairy in a bus! Driver was fabulous tho, talking the whole time so it passed by quickly. Too short a stay in SJ tho, did not get to see the forts etc.Kids program was a big hit! They kept the 9-11 year olds busy with activities and games. The teenagers basically hung out like teenagers do but the 14 y.o. must have been having a good time since I only saw him at dinner!
Weather was fine, a bit windy, we were able to find a chair when we wanted one. The shows were good - especially the ice shows. The comedians did a good job keeping it tame enough for the kids. We are not nite owls so didn't do the club scene but did go into Chamber one nite for "80's nite" but it was not the 80's music I remembered so I was disappointed -- also, exceptionally crowded in the chamber, it is not a very big space. Dizzy's Jazz bar was nice and calm, the classical guitarist there was wonderful and his jam session with the steel drum player from T&T Jewels was a real treat.
Disembarkation was a nightmare -- well, really just a long bad dream. Windjammer opened early at 6am so everyone went to breakfast -- for any newbies out there, always find a table before you get your food, leave someone at the table while you go thru the buffet, it is hard to find a table with a plate of food in your hands. so- had to be out of your stateroom by 8am -- if you can do it, and they have it- do express walk off! you have to carry all your stuff but you get off 1st -- they started at 8:30 or so -- we were Brown tags! the very last ones off the ship and it was nearly noon!!! Luckily the Cafe Promenade stayed open (limited items - donuts and coffee) but better than nothing. Customs was quick (yeah passports) got our luggage right away (everyone was gone by then) and walked to our car instead of taking the shuttle - rolling luggage is the way to go. Wonderful cruise -- nothing is ever perfect but we were very happy with our vacation and it only made us want to go again!


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OC3D Reviews ›› Memory
OCZ Blade DDR3 PC3-16000 6GB Kit
Memory | 25th May 2009
Want the best performance? Got the money to pay for it? Then maybe you should check out our latest DDR3 memory kit review where we put the OCZ Blade through it's paces...
Corsair Dominator GT DDR3 1866 6GB Kit
Memory | 18th May 2009
Hoping for a top of the line 6GB DDR3 kit that not only performs well but looks the business too? Maybe Corsair have the answer to your prayers. Check it out our latest memory review...
3GB, 6GB or 12GB Investigated
Memory | 27th March 2009
With the latest motherboards supporting triple channel memory, we investigate which capacity is best for your needs: 3GB, 6GB or 12GB.
OC3D News ›› Memory
The DDR5 memory specification should be finalized by the end of this year
Mark Campbell | 21st August 2016
The DDR5 memory specification should be finalized by the end of this year and reach computers by 2020.
Rumour has it that DRAM prices are set to increase
Mark Campbell | 19th August 2016
Rumour has it that DRAM prices are set to increase due to a Korean manufacturer being forced to scrap over 30,000 silicon wafers.
Micron's XPoint/QuantX memory is set to come in at 4-5x the price of NAND
Mark Campbell | 10th August 2016
Micron's XPoint/QuantX memory is set to come in at 4-5x the price of NAND, with 10x lower latency and performance and over 10x the IOPS at low queue depths.
Corsair announces Vengeance LED Memory
Mark Campbell | 23rd June 2016
Corsair has announced their new Vengeance LED series DDR4 memory, offering capacities of 8GB and 16GB per DIMM and speeds from 2,666MHz to 4,333MHz.
Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR3 PC3-12800 6GB kit
Memory | 12th March 2009
We were very impressed with the last Crucial kit we reviewed so here's hoping for a repeat performance. See how we get on in our latest DDR3 review.
Mushkin 6GB (3x2GB) XP series DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz Kit
Memory | 10th March 2009
Today we will be looking at the XP (Extreme Performance) line of memory, specifically the low latency triple DDR3 kit which weighs in at the 1600MHz level. How does it compare?
Patriot 6GB DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz Viper Series Low Latency Kit
Memory | 20th February 2009
Equipped with Patriot ACC (Aluminum Copper Composite) technology, these modules are designed for maximum performance and stability under extreme overclocking conditions.
Kingston HyperX DDR3 CL9 2000mhz 3GB Triple channel kit
Memory | 16th February 2009
2000MHz kit's for Intel's latest chipset are not exactly common place but we have managed to get hold of one such kit. Find out if extreme bandwidth is worth the cost...
Corsair DDR3 CL8 1600MHz XMS3 Dominator 6GB Kit
Memory | 14th December 2008
Looking to go i7? Unsure of what DDR3 to buy. Take a look at Corsairs Triple channel DDR3 1600mhz kit before you decide.
Aeneon Xtune DDR3-1866 (PC3-15000) 4GB DDR3 Kit
Memory | 20th October 2008
Low voltage and high performance is the name of the game with Aeneon's latest Xtune DDR3 kit.
Crucial Ballistix PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333) 4GB Kit
Memory | 18th September 2008
A capable 4GB kit form one of the largest names in memory. Look inside to see how if fairs.
CSX Diablo3 PC3-16000 (DDR3 2000) 2GB kit
Memory | 29th June 2008
Looking for a bargain set of Extreme performance DDR3? 2000mhz+ suffice? Maybe CSX have the answer to your prayers.
Corsair XMS3 DHX PC3-12800 (DDR3-1600) 4GB Kit
Memory | 26th June 2008
Fancy a 4GB DDR3 kit capable of running at 2000mhz? Corsair's affectionately named TW3X4G1600C9DHXNV kit may just well be what you're after.
Crucial Ballistix PC3-16000 (DDR3-2000) 2GB Kit
Memory | 22nd May 2008
With a stock speed of DDR3-2000 Crucial have one extremely fast DDR3 kit on their hands. But will it overclock any further? We find out.
Corsair XMS2 DHX PC2-6400 4GB Kit
Memory | 17th April 2008
A further addition to the DDR2 market, the XMS2 DHX kit steps up to try push the tech that little bit further.
Aeneon Xtune PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333) 2GB Kit
Memory | 27th February 2008
A new kid in the DDR3 market shows us what it's made of.
Cellshock PC3-14400 (DDR3-1800) 2GB DDR3 Kit
Memory | 16th February 2008
Having been impessed with several of Cellshock's DDR2 based kits, it's finally time to put their latest DDR3 kit through its paces.
Crucial Ballistix PC3-12800 2GB DDR3 Kit
Memory | 24th January 2008
Crucial Ballistix DDR2 kits have always been a favourite among overclockers. Today we'll be reviewing the DDR3 incarnation to see if they are worthy of the Ballistix name.
OCZ ReaperX PC2-6400 4Gb DDR2 Kit
Memory | 16th January 2008
Just when we thought that all the DDR2 reviews had dried up, OCZ comes and surprises us with their latest "ReaperX" 4GB kit.
Patriot PVS32G1866LLK Viper Series PC3-15000 2GB
Memory | 30th December 2007
Just 3 weeks ago we tested Patriot's non-Viper PC3-15000 kit, However since then Patriot have made some changes and we've been invited to take a 2nd look
Patriot PDC32G1866LLK PC3-15000 2GB DDR3 Kit
Memory | 22nd November 2007
Looking for some extremely fast DDR3? We check out the Patriot Extreme Performance PC3-15000 kit to see if it fits the bill.
OCZ Platinum PC3-12800 (DDR3-1600) DDR3 2GB Kit
Memory | 9th October 2007
DDR3 speeds have been ramping up in leaps and bounds over the past few months, and today we get to take a look at OCZ's insanely fast Platinum DDR3-1600 kit.
Corsair makes several announcements at Computex 2016
Mark Campbell | 30th May 2016
Corsair has already made several announcements at Computex 2016.
Galax Reveals their Gamer series and Hall of Fame series DDR4 memory
Mark Campbell | 30th May 2016
Galax/KFA2 has revealed their new Gamer series and Hall of Fame series of DDR4 memory, offering speeds of up to 4000MHz on the HOF series and 3000MHz on the Gamer series.
GeIL Announce their EVO Forza Line of Memory
Mark Campbell | 28th May 2016
GeIL Announce their new EVO Forza Line of Memory, with module capacities of to 16GB and speeds of up to 3866MHz.
Team Group Readies T-Force series of DDR4 memory and SSDs
Mark Campbell | 26th May 2016
Team Group has just announced their new T-Force Series of Memory and SSDs, with the DDR4 memory running at speeds of 4266MHz.
Corsair announces Dominator Platinum ROG Edition Memory
Mark Campbell | 24th May 2016
Corsair has announced their new Dominator Platinum ROG Edition Memory, which can run at speeds of 3200MHz and boost to 3333MHz when used with ASUS ROG motherboards.
G.Skill Announces Trident Z 4266MHz DDR4 memory kits
Mark Campbell | 18th May 2016
G.Skill has announced their new Trident Z 4266MHz DDR4 memory kits, offering some amazing memory speeds right out of the box.
Corsair Release White Vengeance LPX Memory
Mark Campbell | 8th May 2016
Corsair Release White Vengeance LPX Memory, with speeds of up to 3200MHz and capacities of up to 16GB per DIMM.
G.SKILL Introduces 5 New Color Schemes of Trident Z DDR4 memory
Mark Campbell | 6th May 2016
G.SKILL have just introduced 5 New Colour Schemes for their Trident Z series of DDR4 memory.
G.Skill Announce Low Latency DDR4 memory that runs at 3600MHz
Mark Campbell | 11th April 2016
G.Skill have announced a new Low Latency kit of DDR4 memory that runs at 3600MHz at CL15 timings.
Apacer Blade Fire DDR4-3200 32GB Memory
Mark Campbell | 6th February 2016
Apacer have revealed their new Blade Fire DDR4 memory, featuring Rad LED illumination, speeds of 3200MHz and capacities of up to 32GB.
Samsung Mass Producing 4GB HBM2 memory stacks
Mark Campbell | 19th January 2016
Samsung Mass Producing 4GB HBM2 memory stacks, with plans to mass produce 8GB HBM2 memory stacks later this year.
Corsair release 128GB, 64GB and 32GB DDR4 kits
Mark Campbell | 18th January 2016
Corsair have just released their new release 128GB, 64GB and 32GB DDR4 LPX memory kits, which have speeds of up to 3600MHz.
G.SKILL 4x16GB DDR4-3200MHz RAM Kits 64GB!
Mark Campbell | 23rd December 2015
G.SKILL now sell consumer RAM kits with up to 64GB of storage capacity at speeds of 3200MHz. That is 16GB per DIMM.
Samsung Mass-producing First 128GB DDR4 RDIMM for Servers
Mark Campbell | 26th November 2015
Samsung has started Mass-producing their first 128GB DDR4 RDIMM for Server applications.
AVEXIR ROG IMPACT & TESLA Series DDR4 is now available in the UK
Mark Campbell | 2nd November 2015
AVEXIR ROG IMPACT & TESLA Series ROG Certified DDR4 memory is now available in the UK.
Intel shows off 3D XPoint Memory in SSD-DIMM Form Factor
Mark Campbell | 29th October 2015
Intel shows off 3D XPoint Memory in an SSD-DIMM Form Factor, are NVMe SSD already obsolete?
Patriot Announces New Viper 4 3600MHz Dual-Channel Memory Kit
Mark Campbell | 5th October 2015
Patriot has announces their new Viper 4 3600MHz Dual-Channel DDR4 memory kit.
Super Talent Unveils Low profiles 4GB DDR4 Modules
Mark Campbell | 24th September 2015
Super Talent Technology has announced their very low profile single rank DDR4 4GB ECC 2133 Mhz UDIMM modules.
Kingston Announces HyperX Savage DDR4 Memory
Mark Campbell | 15th September 2015
Kingston has announced their HyperX Savage DDR4 Memory, which offers speed of up to 3000MHz at affordable prices.
Samsung Begins Mass Producing 12-Gigabit LPDDR4 DRAM Modules
Mark Campbell | 9th September 2015
Samsung Begins Mass Producing 12-Gigabit LPDDR4 DRAM Modules, allowing up to 6GB mobile DDR4 packages.
HyperX Releases FURY Impact Line of DRAM
Mark Campbell | 1st September 2015
HyperX has today announced the addition of HyperX FURY DDR3L high-performance, low-voltage DIMMs, as well as brand-new HyperX Impact DDR4 SO-DIMMs.
G.SKILL Demos DDR4 4266MHz and DDR4 4133MHz Memory Kits
Mark Campbell | 19th August 2015
G.SKILL is demoing DDR4 memory kits which are running at 4266MHz and DDR4 4133MHz Memory Kits.
Crucial to Showcase New Ballistix Sport LT DDR4 White Modules at Gamescom
Mark Campbell | 3rd August 2015
Crucial to Showcase New Ballistix Sport LT DDR4 White Modules at Gamescom.
G.Skill Releases Trident Z and Ripjaws V Series DDR4 Memory
Mark Campbell | 29th July 2015
G.Skill has released their Trident Z and Ripjaws V Series DDR4 Memory, which offer speeds of up to 4000MHz.
KLEVV DDR RAM "Gaming Modules" Launched in Europe
Mark Campbell | 16th June 2015
KLEVV DDR RAM "Gaming Modules" have Launched in Europe. What do you think of their current range of products?


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Ok so according to my doctor i am 24 weeks due June 27. But when i put in my due date in the pregnancy app or any website it says im 25 weeks. So i counted from my due date to today and its 15 weeks which adds up to me being 25 weeks. Im so confused!!! I think im having a blonde moment coupled with pregnancy brain!!! Should i go with the math (25 weeks) or my doctor (24 weeks)???
Due date and weeks along not matching up?!?! Which do i go with???
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Some apps go by the first day of the week you are in, and some go by the completion of the week. So it sounds like you are 24 weeks, entering your 25th week - so the app is letting you know what is coming up, not what has already passed. If that makes since, lol.
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CNC-Modellsport order
wow...looks like I was lucky, got my propellers this week!!!
I was suspicious when I try to pay by paypal but paypal was suspended...huuuummm.
but I gamble and order 10 props at begining of this months, payed by bank transfer and after 3 days sent them e-mail to all address found on theire confirmation order complaining about order status was not changed, same day status changed to payed.
3 days later sent another e-mail asking when they will ship my order.
this week I got my propellers
now I realize how lucky I was...
There's hope yet then.
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swarm sale for turnigy plush 10am esc's for $6.64 each
very good esc to use on quads, incase some of you never used them on quads.
Riddle me this
So I'm in to my 5th 2200 lipo tonight; just put FY20A on and was adjusting settings and getting the feel for it. There's a 10mph wind blowing steady but I'm used to it and that's not too terribly windy anyway.
Maybe related or not: Every now and then I notice my left motor would hesitate for a sec, mostly at throttle startup. In flight, no sweat, never shown signs of an issue. Throttle max/min calibrated at least 6x by now, turnigy plush set to normal startup, nimh, reduce power, high cutoff threshold, low timing.
I'm up around 30 feet, working on straight forward, straight back when... the motors just shut off and it falls to the ground. Broke my leading arm right off and slightly bent my right arm. It's all fixed and up in the air just a few hours later but...
What do you suppose caused that? FY20A was engaged, but even if it was commanding full right rudder, I had throttle at 60% so it wouldn't have disarmed me. Every other moment of 1.5 hours of flight was solid and normal.
Battery on 2.4 spektrum DX6i was 5.2v... maybe too low and RX lost signal? I'm using an AR6100 microlite parkflyer rx.
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1,466 Posts
Hi Spag,
Anytime I've had all 4 motors shut down, it's been low power related, but I use 72MHz so R/C link isn't so much an issue. Use a Lipo alarm, set your ESC's to NiCad vs Lipo, and maybe even set Atmega fuse to disable brown out protection.
With my heli, I had one lipo I suspected of having power drop outs, becasue it would unexpectedl drop out of the air with one particular battery but not others. If you can eliminate the power source as not being the cause, then it's gonna be the R/C control link dropping out. Spread spektrum definately has it's advantages, but I use 72Mhz because I refuse to risk range or interference lock-outs on my plane, heli or quad.
Does anyone FPV with thier KK? How on earth do you do it? I gave it a crack and found I had no idea which direction I was heading, my attitude... it was pretty unnerving. I was only 2 feet off the ground though... I've FPV'd with an easystar a few times and that's pretty easy, all in all.
Any advice?
I definitely had my LV alarm running--all 3 cells were still above 11.1v, or the thing would have started beeping and changing led colors. I even checked it with the multimeter when I recovered it; 11.1v, or thereabout.
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A few hints on managing power to your camera and VTx. I found that using 2x Mystery 1500mAH 25C Lipos in parallel worked well in my case. Together they provide ~3000mAh at 198 grams total for both, take up less area than a single long 3000mah, and I'm getting 9.5 min flights with FPV equipment online. I found that running the VTx & camera directly off the main power plug resulted in the video link cutting out at >2/3 throttle, so now I power the cam and VTx from one JST-XH charge plug and connect my lipo alarm to the other. Now I can punch full throttle without loosing any power to the FPV components. Lastly, I found that keeping my VTx antenna vertical (even if upside down) was a huge improvement and created a lot less video drop-outs over mounting it horizontal. Using wooden arms also helps to avoid blocking RF signal.
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1,466 Posts
Also, 900MHz video can cause issues with 2.4GHz spread spektrum when in close proximity (I've had 1st hand experience with lock-outs caused by only a 200mW 900MHz VTx next to a 2.4GHz Rx). I'll only use 1280MHz these days but the low pass 900MHz filter from DPCAV may be a possible solution. Was your VTx powered up when it dropped out of the air? Try a ground range test with/without your VTx powered up to see if there's any significant difference. Then do another ground test with your quadcopter base positioned so it's blocking the LOS between the receiver and transmitter antennas.
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@ warthox: Have your ordered your 5.8gHz gear at globe flight? maybe I am going to buy the 2,4 GHz set.
It means, that you will get a reminder on 21st september, if you are not going to pay the outstanding balance. And you will have to pay a charge for this reminder!
I believe the best way is to use your right of cancellation. You can cancel your order within 2 weeks after order confirmation (without any reason). Write him an eMail, that you cancel the contract. According to german law he will have to send your money back. But it is not sure as fate that you will get your money back without a court case.
There is still the possibility to pay the higher shipping costs.
For people who have consulted paypal. I have read the general terms and conditions. CNC-M. mentioned:
"Sie verzichten ausdrücklich darauf über PayPal Konflikte, Beschwerden, Rückbuchungen oder Ähnliches auszulösen, unabhängig davon ob Lieferungen, falsch, unvollständig, defekt oder/und gar nicht bei Ihnen eingehen. In diesen und ähnlichen Fällen wenden Sie sich bitte direkt an uns. ."
"You waive the right of consulting paypal for conflicts, complains, back postings or anything else. Independent of wrong, incomplete, defect or not delivered products. In this case you have to contact us."
I am not quite sure, but this should be against the general terms and conditions of paypal an German law.
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regarding the FPV gear - timely topic - I just added the FPV gear that I bought a while ago for my 450 heli (but never dared to use) to my second version KK quad frame. Some pictures attached here. FPV gear velcros on to the lunchbox that houses the KK controller. Have tested it in the backyard today (recording the downlink video - not actually flying fpv yet) and was quite happy with the results. I wanted to post the video but have some problems with video codecs and recompression that I'm too lazy to solve right now - so some pictures of the setup will have to do.
This also shows some parts of the frame design that I'm using (not nice - but functional and cheap to repair). Aluminium with plywood motor bases. Motors are attached with zip-ties, cheap, fast and easy. Also the plywood and zip ties will break first in a crash, protecting the frame and the motors. Motor tilt is achieved with washers under the motor mount.
FPV gear is the bestofferbuy.com 1.28 GHz 700 mW TX, you need to have an amateur radio license ( I do have one) in most countries to operate these legally. Cost was $60 including receiver and shipping. Camera is the $25 Sony CCD off ebay - in a protective foam housing). Running of a separate 3s battery as I had some problems with noise from the BEC.
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usb programmer
i have question about avr usb programmer for programming the atmega48-20pu chip. I have the usb programmer and i connect it directly to atmega chip and i could connected but can not communicate between chip and usb programmer. My question is, do i need to apply 5 v external power to atmega chip. I used meter to measure usb ground and vcc leg, and found 0.16 v only. do i need to apply 5 v external power to atmega chip and which leg to apply power on atmega chip
Brisbane, Australia
Joined Mar 2010
152 Posts
depends on your programmer. My programmer (usbasp from protostack.com) has a jumper where you can choose whether the 5V are supplied by the programmer or the target circuit.
that is assuming you're attaching the cable to a circuit where the 5V pin of the 10 pin (or 6 pin) ISP connector actually goes to the Vcc pin of the avr chip.
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text: MFL Commissioner's Blog tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2009:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70 2008-05-30T20:31:15Z League notes from the desk of Minnesota Fantasy Legislature commissioner Michael Marchio. Movable Type 4.21-en Some parting thoughts tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18085 2008-05-20T21:30:51Z 2008-05-30T20:31:15Z The 85th Legislative session now belongs to the ages, and I think we can say it was a good one. The governor got a property tax cap, we'll have the first new state park in 30 years put on Lake... Michael Marchio good one. The governor got a property tax cap, we'll have the first new state park in 30 years put on Lake Vermilion if all goes according to plan, and the first steps in health care reform were pushed through. The Central Corridor is on track, and there's more transportation funding on the way. Everyone compromised, and everyone pretty much got some of what they wanted. This is the way things are supposed to work in civics books, and a productive session like this was a good present for lawmakers to give the state on its 150th birthday. On Sunday, the last day of the session, the Capitol was filled with people from all over the state who came to celebrate the Sesquicentennial and watch the fireworks burst over the marble dome later that night. It's an inspiring thing, in a way, that in a democracy the bosses - the people - wear sweatshirts and jeans and their employees - the lawmakers - wear suits. Session came to a close right before midnight, but not before Rep. Mark Olson (IR-Sherburne) gave a windy speech on Real ID. Hey, it just wouldn't be right for the session to end any other way. After, retiring lawmakers in the House gave their parting speeches, and the mood changed to something akin to a high school graduation, relieved that it's over, but a little melancholic that this was the last time they would all be together in one room. Party divisions disappeared and lawmakers spoke to each other not as members of the majority or minority, but as colleagues, something you might wish they'd do more during the session. Rep. Chris DeLaForest (R-Andover) and Rep. Neva Walker (DFL-Minneapolis) gave especially good ones, and I'd encourage you to watch them all here. The speeches begin at 1 hour and 20 minutes in. They, along with Reps. Brad Finstad (R-Comfrey) John Berns (R-Wayzata) Scott Kranz (DFL-Blaine) Frank Moe (DFL-Bemidji) Aaron Peterson (DFL-Appleton) Connie Ruth (R-Owatonna) Kathy Tingelstad (R-Andover) Erik Paulsen (R-Eden Prairie) and Bud Heidgerken (R-Freeport) won't be coming back for another session. But the best was from Rep. Dennis Ozment (R-Rosemount), a 24-year veteran at the Legislature respected across the aisle. I've taken a bit of the audio from his speech, and you can listen to it here. His are wise words for lawmakers, and if they're heeded, might produce fewer sessions that die in partisan acrimony as the clock runs out. There's a phrase they use around the Capitol, the "end-of-session depression." It's kind of strange, when you think about it. Lawmakers and staff go through a truly remarkable amount of stress during a session, beginning their day earlier than most people and working late into the night, sometimes until 3 or 4 a.m. for little pay and less public appreciation, and many are far away from their families for weeks at a time. To be sad to see that end might seem odd, but I think I know what they're talking about. There is something about the workings of government, smoothly churning or sometimes - okay, a lot of times - just clanking along, that becomes reassuring and even fun. The call of the roll, the suspense of a narrow vote, the heated banter - these things become welcome additions to our lives for a few months, and I for one can't wait for them to begin again next January. We certainly had a lot to follow, with 1,703 House bills and 1,531 Senate bills introduced this session alone, and a record total of 4,256 in the House and 3,889 in the Senate for the biennium. I want to thank everyone who commented on the blog and participated in the MFL. You folks are the reason we brought the MFL back for a second year and will be the reason if we bring it back next year. It's been an honor to serve as your commissioner during the session. ]]> A run in 2010? tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18054 2008-05-19T20:41:36Z 2008-05-19T21:21:19Z Here's an exclusive first look at the 2010 gubernatorial race: No, actually that sign is a joke that Sen. Mee Moua (DFL-St. Paul) put together for her colleague in the House, Rep. Tom Rukavina (DFL-Virginia). Your Commish is hard at... Michael Marchio No, actually that sign is a joke that Sen. Mee Moua (DFL-St. Paul) put together for her colleague in the House, Rep. Tom Rukavina (DFL-Virginia). Your Commish is hard at work entering bills your lawmakers passed and the governor signed over this last weekend. I'll have a session recap and some parting thoughts for you tomorrow, so do check back. ]]> Sine die! tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18033 2008-05-19T04:43:06Z 2008-05-19T04:50:12Z Congratulations, lawmakers, the 85th Legislative session is over. Retiring lawmakers in the House are giving speeches, and I'd encourage you to watch.... Michael Marchio House are giving speeches, and I'd encourage you to watch. ]]> Everyone's a comedian tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18031 2008-05-19T03:51:32Z 2008-05-19T04:08:45Z Sen. Murphy just did his impression of how Sen. Pogemiller walks (think a guy hurling himself forward holding invisible briefcases), Sen. Metzen threatened to send the sergeants after him, and then did his impression of House Chief Clerk Albin Mathiowetz... Michael Marchio Sen. Murphy just did his impression of how Sen. Pogemiller walks (think a guy hurling himself forward holding invisible briefcases), Sen. Metzen threatened to send the sergeants after him, and then did his impression of House Chief Clerk Albin Mathiowetz for everyone. Over in the House, Rep. Paul Kohls asked whether the Speaker had any duct tape so they can get members to pipe down and end this session on time. And guess what? She did! Maybe no constitutional amendment tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18030 2008-05-19T03:18:07Z 2008-05-19T03:51:19Z It sounds like the Senate is about ready to call it a session after all. Sen. Pogemiller and Sen. Clark just thanked staff, committee chairs, the minority lawmakers everyone involved in the process for their work this year, and Sen.... Michael Marchio It sounds like the Senate is about ready to call it a session after all. Sen. Pogemiller and Sen. Clark just thanked staff, committee chairs, the minority lawmakers everyone involved in the process for their work this year, and Sen. Senjem is handing out some thank-you's of his own. It wouldn't be right for the House to finish before the Senate, and it doesn't look like they will. They're still discussing the omnibus fish and game bill, but look like they're close to a vote. Hey, we might get a constitutional amendment tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18028 2008-05-19T02:46:50Z 2008-05-19T03:15:26Z Sen. Tarryl Clark's HF3796, the constitutional amendment to have a citizen's council set lawmaker pay, is being intoduced on the Senate floor. The mood in the Capitol suggested that lawmakers were about to call it a session, but maybe not.... Michael Marchio HF3796, the constitutional amendment to have a citizen's council set lawmaker pay, is being intoduced on the Senate floor. The mood in the Capitol suggested that lawmakers were about to call it a session, but maybe not. Here's the wording of the question: "Shall the Minnesota Constitution be amended to remove legislators' ability to set their own salaries and per diem, and instead establish a citizens-only council to prescribe salaries and per diem for legislators?" Sen. Geoff Michel says that they spent nine years on the constitutional amendment for ourdoor heritage funding, and doesn't think its okay they're going to spend a half an hour on this one. He says if they want a pay raise, then they should vote for one. To clarify, no one knows whether the citizen's council would raise or lower lawmaker pay. Sen. Dennis Fredrickson (R-New Ulm) says there's an inherent conflict of interest when lawmakers have to set their own pay, and he supports putting this amendment on the ballot. Here's who would be on it: One person from each congressional district appointed by the Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court and one from each district appointed by the governor. Half appointed by each must be registered members of whatever party has the most members in the Legislature, and the other half, the party with the second most members, so half must be DFLer and half Republicans. No love for the Greens or Independence Party. It was just tabled, and the Senate is now taking up SF2651, the omnibus fish and game bill. UPDATE: It passed unanimously. ]]> Session ending in a bang (literally) tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18027 2008-05-19T01:42:55Z 2008-05-19T02:46:34Z Some Iron Rangers are expressing their anger about the Lake Vermilion State Park, arguing that in an area as economically distressed as theirs, taking more land of the tax rolls won't help. "The problem is now we have no place... Michael Marchio Some Iron Rangers are expressing their anger about the Lake Vermilion State Park, arguing that in an area as economically distressed as theirs, taking more land of the tax rolls won't help. "The problem is now we have no place to work, all we can do is paddle," said Rep. David Dill (DFL-Crane Lake). Rep. Tom Rukavina said that he's sick of hearing about the "pristine forests", and that the governor didn't seem to care that much about the Range when he vetoed their other bonding projects, like new science classrooms at Mesabi Range Community and Technical College. He was interrupted by loud bangs over the top of the Capitol, and Speaker Kelliher told him she thought he was causing fireworks. If anyone could do it, it would be Rep. Rukavina. "Send these people a message, God," he yelled. Damn the fireworks, full speed ahead. The best speech, though, probably belongs to Minority Leader Seifert. He said he didn't feel good about the bill, about how it was crafted behind closed doors, over the objections of the lawmakers and the constituents most directly affected. He said he knows they need 81 votes to pass this, and that the governor wants the park, but that members should be able to vote their conscience. Rep. Seifert has been known to throw a cherry bomb or two of his own on the floor, as any leader must, but in the Commish's opinion, Rep. Seifert sounded downright statesmanlike tonight, and his appeal to lawmakers, while less fiery than Rep. Rukavina's, was even more effective. I'll link to his speech tomorrow. The bill passed, 107 to 26, and the House has gone to recess until around 9:45. The Senate's debating the omnibus tax bill, and I'll update you when we get a vote on that. UPDATE: The tax bill has been passed 56-11. "Buesgens votes aye" tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18026 2008-05-19T00:54:38Z 2008-05-19T01:43:05Z Those were the words of Speaker Kelliher as the vote came in on HF3149, the omnibus tax bill. Whenever there's a last minute vote change, the Speaker announces it, and when she announced that one, applause broke out. When Rep.... Michael Marchio Those were the words of Speaker Kelliher as the vote came in on HF3149, the omnibus tax bill. Whenever there's a last minute vote change, the Speaker announces it, and when she announced that one, applause broke out. When Rep. Mark Buesgens votes with the majority for a bill, you know you've reached a healthy compromise. Minority Leader Seifert also rose to say he supported the bill. The vote for that bill went 129 to 3. Very kumbaya, over in the House. There House is sounding notes like they're about ready to close this thing down. Majority Leader Sertich is thanking the staff. "It takes a lot of people to make us look good[...]they're here before we get here and have to clean up when we're done," he said. Bonding through the Senate tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18023 2008-05-19T00:20:33Z 2008-05-19T00:46:37Z The Senate just passed two of the big three bills, with the bonding and budget bills sailing through easily. Every DFLer voted for the bonding bill, even Range lawmakers skeptical of the Vermilion project, along with Sens. Steve Dill, Dennis... Michael Marchio The Senate just passed two of the big three bills, with the bonding and budget bills sailing through easily. Every DFLer voted for the bonding bill, even Range lawmakers skeptical of the Vermilion project, along with Sens. Steve Dill, Dennis Frederickson, Michelle Fischbach, Joe Gimse, Geoff Michel, and Julie Rosen for a total of 50-17. The budget bill had more mixed dissent, with protest votes coming from Sen. John Marty and Sen. Sharon Erickson Ropes on the DFL side, probably because of cuts to human services in the bill. That one passed easily too, though, 56-11. They've recessed to go participate in an event for the state's birthday party, taking place on the Capitol mall, but when they get back, they'll have to take up the last big one, the tax bill. The House has just come back from recess and they're working on that right now. For once, House lawmakers are keeping their comments short, sweet and on point, and the Senate's the one with all the soliloquies. We still have nearly 5 hours left before mandatory ajournment, so don't worry, I'm sure we'll get some from the House too. Bonding bill looking for 41 friends in the Senate tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18021 2008-05-18T21:32:36Z 2008-05-18T22:15:43Z Here's an interesting little factoid. Bonding bills need 60 percent of the vote in each chamber to pass. This usually isn't a problem at all, because pretty much every member has a project included in the overall bill. Everyone votes... Michael Marchio HF615, Rep. Neva Walker's sex ed bill after Sen. Warren Limmer (R-Maple Grove), never one to be shy with amendments, offered this one: "Section 1. [120B.21] TEACHING OF HOMOSEXUALITY OR BISEXUALITY. A school district must not authorize or permit the promotion of homosexuality or bisexuality or allow the teaching of homosexuality or bisexuality as an acceptable lifestyle. This promotion or teaching is prohibited." They've recessed for right now, we'll see it they take it back up this afternoon after they get some of the big bills out of the way. Over in the House, HF1812, the budget balancer just passed 115 ayes to 19 nays, and Rep. Sertich said they're going to recess for an hour until the bonding bill, tax bill and fish and game bill are ready for votes. UPDATE: The Senate and House have both decided to recess for an hour.]]> And we're off! tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18018 2008-05-18T19:42:36Z 2008-05-18T20:48:53Z That light at the end of the tunnel isn't an oncoming train, but this budget's going to have money for one on University Avenue. A breakthrough has been reached, and we'll have more details soon. What we know is that... Michael Marchio details soon. What we know is that it will include money for the Central Corridor line, a new nursing facility at the Minneapolis Veterans Home, a new state park on Lake Vermilion, a 3.9 percent cap on property taxes, a Mall of America tax deal and a health care reform bill that was approved in the wee morning hours today. Both the Mall deal and the health care reform were whittled down to make them acceptable to all parties. The House has begun taking up some conference committee reports, and so far we've seen: HF2748, a bill to establish a rural health co-operative, SF3363, Sen. Cohen and Rep. Solberg's bill to provide more information to the Legislature on budget forecasts, and HF3376, Rep. Neva Walker's Minnesota Family Investment Program that includes a child care advisory task force. So the real question at this point is how talkative your lawmakers will be on the floor today. Now that the fabled "universal deal" has been reached, will the leadership use some gentle force to quiet the more verbose members? We know that the tax bill and budget balancer are going to get votes, but those constitutional amendments and others are still waiting for final approval. How many of them will make the midnight deadline? Watch the House or Senate online. ]]> A vote, finally tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18012 2008-05-18T06:54:52Z 2008-05-18T07:45:03Z Well, it's just past 2:00 a.m. but the Senate and House are about to take up Sen. Linda Berglin and Rep. Tom Huntley's heath care reform bill, SF3099. A deal was reached on it hours ago, but other budget negotiations... Michael Marchio Well, it's just past 2:00 a.m. but the Senate and House are about to take up Sen. Linda Berglin and Rep. Tom Huntley's heath care reform bill, SF3099. A deal was reached on it hours ago, but other budget negotiations meant it had to wait until all that was squared away to get a vote. The scene inside the Capitol right now is a strange one. The only souls left in the building are staff, lobbyists and the press, and I've seen lawmakers sprawled out on benches trying to get some rest. Most of them are playing the same waiting game as all the rest of us are, with leadership calling them to caucus, giving periodic updates on budget negotiations. Many have that slightly bleary look in their eyes that only 16 straight hours rotating in and out of chamber can do, but they're still surprisingly alert. This is the first time the Commish has been present in the waning hours of a session, but it seems to me that time could have been used more constructively. The House and Senate began session around 10 this morning, and were in until about 11:30. They took time out to go to the state's sesquicentennial events around lunch, and came back for, all told, about a combined 4 hours of debate broken up through the afternoon and night. Some of the bills awaiting action have nothing to do with the budget deal, and I don't see why lawmakers couldn't have processed some of them while House and Senate leaders worked out budget kinks with the governor. Perhaps the governor is looking for promises on which ones will or will not get a floor vote in those last hours of session Sunday. The Senate just passed the health care reform bill by a vote of 62-5. Lawmakers are tripping over some routine parliamentary stuff, probably an indication that these hours are best avoided in crafting legislation smoothly. Minority Leader Seifert just walked past the conference room between the House gallery and the room where Republicans caucus, and said "Everyone looks chipper." We don't, but it's nice of him to say. How would you spend conservation money? tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18010 2008-05-18T03:47:06Z 2008-05-18T04:57:52Z SF2492 would create a Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources. This group would decide where some of the money for the dedicated natural resources funding would go if the Constitutional amendment is adopted in November. It passed, easily. Speaking of Constitutional... Michael Marchio SF2492 would create a Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources. This group would decide where some of the money for the dedicated natural resources funding would go if the Constitutional amendment is adopted in November. It passed, easily. Speaking of Constitutional amendments, Rep. Lyndon Carlson's one which would allow leadership and majority of members on the Rules Committee in each chamber to call special sessions without the governor's approval has just been brought up on the floor. A big stack of amendments are starting to pile up for this one. I don't think the Republicans like it very much. Rep. Carlson rose on a point of personal priviledge to point out that 268 amendments have been prepared for HF1812, the omnibus budget balancer. He said if they spend 10 minutes on each one (that's much quicker than they usually process amendments) it would mean 2,680 minutes, or 44 hours of debate on that bill alone. That's a long time to debate one bill. Minority Leader Seifert pointed out that the Legislature didn't even meet on Wednesday, that they spent time talking about letting dogs into cafes, gorilla cages and all manner of other things during the session, and that if the Legislature is going to do something as serious as change the constitution, it deserves some debate. They're recessing and Rep. Seifert says that it could be 3:00(!) a.m. before the Health Care reform bill is finished getting drafted. Earlier tonight, I stopped by the food cart on the second floor in the Capitol. I noticed a sign on the cash register that said "ibuprofen is available," and told the cashier that's a smart thing to be selling on a night like this. He said something to the effect of "Selling? We're giving those things away." Lawmakers and MFL Commissioners will no doubt be grateful.]]> Maybe not 9 tag:minnesota.publicradio.org,2008:/collections/special/columns/fantasy_legislature//70.18008 2008-05-18T03:06:57Z 2008-05-18T03:33:01Z Looks like your Commish was wrong about that time, but the good news is that the House is about to begin any minute now. Did you know that Sen. Satveer Chaudhary has a TV show? One where he goes fishing... Michael Marchio here. Everybody knows Sen. Chaudhary is an avid outdoorsman in addition to being chair of the Environment and Natural Resources Committee, but the Star Tribune has a story on whether Sen. Chaudhary has ventured into the ethical wilderness because of his relationship with snowmobile manufacturer Arctic Cat. He apparently got a deal from the company on a snowmobile he used on his show, and offered a failed amendment to get the DNR to buy snowmobiles exclusively from Minnesota companies, of which Arctic Cat is one. UPDATE: The House is back, everybody. 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Alexander Gustafsson's dominant win over Mauricio "Shogun" Rua puts him on a collision course with UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones.
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Delivery of new roll carts set to begin on March 20
Charleston Countys Environmental Management Department will be completing the All-In-One residential single-stream recycling program which has been incrementally expanding across the county in an effort to make recycling more convenient for residents.
Two expansion phases remain: Phase VII & Phase VIII.
Starting on Thursday, March 20, about 9,500 homes located in James Island and North Charleston selected for Phase VII will receive All-In-One 95-gallon roll carts. Residents will be able to place all paper products (including cardboard) and all other recyclable containers (plastics #1-7, glass, aluminum and steel) into the new, large cart.
Cart delivery for Phase VIII neighborhoods is expected to begin early May. The county anticipates completing delivery by June 1 for those remaining areas currently receiving curbside dual-stream recycling service, as well as 25,000 homes in these new service areas:
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No. 10 Oregon crushes Texas in Mack Brown's finale
SAN ANTONIO -- Quarterback Marcus Mariota had 386 total yards and No. 10 Oregon returned two interceptions for touchdowns, spoiling Texas coach Mack Brown's farewell with a runaway 30-7 victory in the Alamo Bowl on Monday night.
The BCS-snubbed Ducks (11-2) dominated throughout even though their famously high-powered offense scored just one touchdown, when Josh Huff turned a short pass from Mariota into a spectacular 16-yard sprint to the end zone.
Brown received warm goodbyes from a sellout crowd in what was practically a home game for Texas (8-5).
- Mississippi 25, Georgia Tech 17: At Nashville, Tenn, Bo Wallace ran for two touchdowns and threw for another score as Mississippi (8-5) beat Georgia Tech (7-6) in the Music City Bowl for the Rebels' second straight bowl victory under coach Hugh Freeze.
The junior quarterback and Tennessee native made up for his three turnovers in the Egg Bowl overtime loss by throwing for 256 yards and running for 86 more, giving him the school record for total yards in a season and most completions in a season, topping Eli Manning for both.
- Navy 24, Middle Tennessee St. 6: At Fort Worth, Texas, Keenan Reynolds ran for two more touchdowns and Navy (9-4) won for only the second time its past seven bowl games, beating Middle Tennessee State (8-5).
Reynolds had a 3-yard score to cap the opening drive for Navy, and added a 1-yarder in the fourth quarter. Already with the NCAA record for touchdowns rushing by a quarterback, Reynolds upped his total to 31 to match Colorado State running back Kapri Bibbs, also a sophomore, for the national lead this season.
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Over the past three decades, P.E.C.E.S. has done a great job to develop the community of Humacao, a small coastal town in Puerto Rico. Thousands of kids have been able to finish their high school through an alternative education program that effectively addresses the needs of students for whom the traditional system is not appropriate.
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Hi, I bought your theme and I wonder how I can get rid of the box (showing date, author, comments, website) which is placed over the picture in the project page. Is there a part in the code of a file which I can delete in order to get rid of the box? Thanks for your help in advance. Kind regards, Veronika
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How do I remove the white shadows from the images I insert into text boxes?
Just bought the theme, but the demo content cannot be uploaded. There are lots of URL's in the XML demo file pointing to http://demo.atticthemes.com/litte-demo-content/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2014/02/ but that location is unavailable. For instance: http://demo.atticthemes.com/litte-demo-content/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2014/02/850x545.png is not available. Please fix this. I want to start with this site exactly as it is shown on the Live Preview here, but now it looks like nothing.
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Hello, I have a problem with box builder. It seems only administrator can edit contents. Is there a way to fix it? Thanks.
Hello. I am a very satisfied, relatively new customer. Just building my first site now. I was wondering how I might 1) remove the "Litte" image that appears on every page, and 2) discreetly inform anyone who might be interested that I used this theme to build the site. Thanks in advance for your attention to this and be well, TMH