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Grau C, Ginhoux R, Riera A, Nguyen TL, Chauvat H, Berg M, Amengual JL, Pascual-Leone A, & Ruffini G. (2014) Conscious Brain-to-Brain Communication in Humans Using Non-Invasive Technologies. PloS one, 9(8). PMID: 25137064
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I'm over at the Canadian Science Writers' Association today, talking about a new way to wipe out undesirable proteins with custom-designed molecules. "Undesirable" can mean many things, from mutated proteins in neurodegenerative diseases to proteins that cause cell death after a stroke or trauma to the brain. This post is a bit different than usual as it talks about my own recently published research. Hat tip to Colin Schultz for his excellent edits to my original draft, whic........ Read more »
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Discussion in 'The Coffee Shop ~ Chit Chat' started by chevynut1, Feb 25, 2012.
who are you rooting for in the great american race?
Junior of course.Then Happy, then Smoke then, Kahne, then Danica......................
Hey did you post to the western truck meet thread? If not please do.
Harvick or Stewart. I have given up on Dale Jr. He just isn't what his daddy was!!!
BE still your tounge, STEWART!!??!?!?!? blah.....
Smoke is finally going to win the 500!!!
Well said.... A shame but true.. He just does not have the guts....I think a little driving in NYC with all the taxi's wil change him...
Well it's like Petty Same thing Not his Father.. And where is he now?
Well this may not be popular but I am routing for Chevrolet first, I would really like to see Jeff Gordon win, Jimmy Johnson, Dale Jr., I am really going for Jeff Gordon but if a chevy wins I will consider it a win for myself and America. Hope it's a good race.
Well I havent given up on the 88 and Dale Jr. Had we had one more lap and Biffle not blocking Junior would have won the race. 2nd is ok but it is not a win.
I think junior had the car to win it all but all his support mechanisms were gone. So 2nd with out help is petty dang good , IMHO.
I think he would of made it if he started that pass on the back stretch! Poor Planning!
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Some of us that watch ALOTTT of football, especially Giants football, will understand that Kiwanuka is no slouch, and he is important in stopping the run, as well as subbing in for the NASCAR and providing a fresh DL rotation.
but hes no patrick willis
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Stats can be used for evil but I mean..if someone is playing a position and isn't keeping up statistically with everyone else in the league at his position then theres a red flag.
John Goff started 16 games 2010 and recorded 54 tackles. You can couch all this gap control stuff all you want. but Mike backers are supposed to have better tackle numbers than that in 16 games started.
Stats aren't the end all be all but they are a tool.
As far as Kiwi goes. I dont think anyone is saying he sucks but he's a first round pick who we kept beyond his rookie contract...I don't think we're getting our bang for our buck with him at the SAM.
My 5 year old son right before the kickoff of the Super Bowl 46: Dad, are the Giants gonna win?
Burier: Yes.
My 5 year old son right before the kickoff of Super Bowl 46: Do you promise?
Burier: Yes. I promise.
I'm honestly not trolling here. I've probably watched 90% of the Giant games over the past 3 years. Kiwi never gets mentioned. He never causes a game-turning fumble or jump in front of that pass to the TE and take an interception the other way. I'm talking about the eye test here. But if you want to look at the stats too I think they support what I'm saying.
Plus lets not suggest the Giants defense is some juggernaut. This isn't the 49ers or the Texans. I'd be right there with you if the Giants defense was great and Kiwi was just another cog in the machine...that would be fine. But it's not like that. He's an average player in an average defense.
"When I was 15, I could not believe how dumb my father was.....when I was 25, I could not believe how much he had learned in 10 years"
1st to use the phrase "In Reese we trust"
1 Takeo Spikes 2362 232 44 9 31.7 2 Patrick Willis 2888 287 56 14 25.5 3 Bradie James 2245 199 49 11 23.5 3 Paul Posluszny 2758 273 64 15 23.5 5 Michael Boley 2596 195 28 10 23.3 6 James Laurinaitis 3254 299 47 16 22.6 7 Kirk Morrison 1827 179 22 10 21.1 8 Jerod Mayo 2716 245 59 16 20.0 9 Thomas Howard 2017 146 16 9 19.0 10 Stephen Nicholas 1636 132 21 9 18.0 11 D.J. Williams 3060 267 37 20 16.2 12 Desmond Bishop 1624 179 33 14 16.1 13 Mathias Kiwanuka 1788 113 20 9 15.8 14 Keith Brooking 2116 185 34 15 15.6 15 D'Qwell Jackson 1483 165 18 13 15
He was 13 in nfl in tackling efficiency
sorry headins did't come.....they are snaps....tackles...assists and missed tackles and pct
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"When I was 15, I could not believe how dumb my father was.....when I was 25, I could not believe how much he had learned in 10 years"
1st to use the phrase "In Reese we trust"
He is one of the best run stuffing LBs in the league.
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OP Just to prove you wrong, go to Coach Coughlin's presser from yesterday. fast forward to 5:45 and Coughlin says word for word "Did we make a great goal-line stand? You bet... Kiwanuka makes a great effort play tackling the runner at the line.."
Clearly he makes big play, often going unnoticed as such.


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It's not exactly a stroll down Memory Lane, but pretty close to it. Roughly half of A State of Blue, Blue State Records' new benefit compilation, is a fond look back at the work of some of Providence's best bands, including a handful that put our state on the musical map: Rash of Stabbings, Coat of Arms, Neutral Nation, Backwash, and Verbal Assault. The other half includes bands that give us reason to believe in the fu¬ture of this blue state's music, with cuts by the Masons, Six Star General, von Doom, and the Hope Anchor.
The collection, released by Blue State Coffee on Thayer Street and also available at bluestatecoffee.com, is designed to benefit the local community both artistically and financially. Terry Linehan, assistant manager at the coffeehouse and leader of Hope Anchor, helmed the project. "We wanted to make it the best we could," he says, "so that meant including an element of Providence's musical history. I mean, a band like Verbal Assault changed what hardcore sounded like. Kids need to know that."
Like the café, which donates 10 percent of its proceeds to a customer's choice of charities, profits from the CD will benefit the Fund for Community Progress. It's a win-win thing that will hopefully be the first in a series. "I'd like to do more records," says Terry. "The bands all made a great effort to be involved. Blue State, the label, will definitely put out more stuff. But it's gotta be the right stuff, with the right charitable intentions."
Linehan is also a new dad and a local music champion. He spins 'BRU's "Retro Lunch" on the last Friday of every month, and features all local music. Local musicians looking for a spin can drop their tunes off at Blue State Coffee. Hope Anchor will be going on a Northeast tour in April. You can catch them at the Blackstone this Saturday with Route .44 and the Kensingtons.
Kristin Hersh's work has been sporadic since the turn of the decade. In '01 she issued Sunny Border Blue, in '04 she made The Grotto, and in '07 Learn To Sing Like a Star, which she produced and played all the instruments but the drums, courtesy of longtime colleague Dave Narcizo. There's a new collaboration album out on Expansion Team Records, an independent label based in New York City, just in time for Valentine's Day. It's titled Souvenirs, and it weds musicians, producers, and DJs with classic tunes. Hersh, with her side project 50 Foot Wave (with bass playing Muse Bernard Georges), takes a chance at Jefferson Airplane's paean "Somebody To Love." The song's a natural fit for Hersh's muscular pipes, and is emblematic of the collection's quality. Elsewhere, Dirty Vegas' Steve Smith tackles "You Are So Beautiful," and the Strange Kids take on Bill Withers's dependency anthem "Lean on Me." The covers are all fresh, all new, and all themed around that V-Day bugaboo, amore indie-style. More at expansionteamrecords.com.
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thank god the bulls got shelled...no one can pop **** at me at work today.
thank god the bulls got shelled...no one can pop **** at me at work today.
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This teams so freaking classless.. Never have i heard a team get basically just ripped by the announcers like the knicks.. Words coulden't even be said that actually got to the point of how pathetic in every aspect of the game of basketball this knicks team shows... I swear if u put every one of the knicks brains together, u might get a half of one normal brain..
I've said for quite awhile now, that i don't believe a Melo lead team can win a championship, as hes just not a guy who goes out and balls hard every game, and is a "ME FIRST" player, which has got to be the worst kinda guy to play with... I honestly woulden't want to hang with melo, let alone play basketball with him.. On this one play, Corey Brewer just abused em physically on a easy take to the hoop and Melo just about fell on his but because his lack of effort was so downright awful..
Its not just Marshmelo, but JR "DUMMY" Smith, and Raymond "overweight" Felton, and Jason "brick" Kidd, and Steve "worst defender in world" Novak, and Tyson "dosen't play as hard as his rep suggests" Chandler as well...
There a bunch of clowns, and this is exactly what many of us kinda saw in this team for a couple months now, so its not totally surprising.. They should change there name to the NEW YORK SLUGS.. The announcers talked about remembering when they were 18-5, and how Melo was actually playing hard every possesion, and guys who aren't normally passing players, were passing the ball, and the team was playing hard and having fun.. I said then, i worried about Melo and Co. playing that level of hard every game for a entire season, and what do u know? Melo dosen't have enough heart and desire to ever lead a team to a championship
Kudos to Denver for letting that guy go, and making there team more of a "TEAM" and not having to deal with the punk..
Your right in a way I do want them to fall because I want the roster blown up this summer. Everyone on the market for draft picks and young players. Melo ,Chandler whoever . This team cant win and it will only get worse why keep going forward with this group. At least the team can get good assets back. Whats the other choices be a 42-40 8th seed next year and lose in the 1st round. Hold on to Melo for the rest of his career? U want to pay him his extension? U think he is worth 30 million a season. The longer the team waits the less they will get back. The only thing that sux about blowing up the team is they dont have a first rounder next season it goes to Denver the team that blew the Knicks out of the building last night
The Knicks front office has been a joke for over a decade. Bad contracts, bad trades, and absolutely terrible drafting.
melo's playing on a bum knee and you're ripping him for his effort lol
we're still the 3rd seed in case you guys haven't noticed. half a game back from the 2nd seed. the nuggets are the best home team in the league and we played them without 2.5 of our big 3.
what's the point of blowing it up if we don't own our pick next year? and denver has the right to swap picks in 2016. blowing it up wouldn't make any sense at all. should the hawks blow it up? the celtics? nets? every team that can't beat the heat? should every team that is not a legit title contender blow it up? this isn't nba 2k where you can just cheat in the draft and rebuild and in a couple years you win a championship. look at the pistons... how long have they been rebuilding? rebuilding doesn't guarantee anything except watching a losing product. why would we rebuild when we have a history of poor drafting?
i'm still amused how you guys are killing melo when he's clearly hurt but still goes out there and tries to help the team win. what a me first player. how selfish of him to risk further injury by playing to help his team despite clearly not being anywhere close to healthy. "i wouldn't even want to hang out with him" umm ok lol wtf does that mean?
bulls just got blown out by the kings and the celtics got blown out by the bobcats the other day. at least we're getting blown out on the road against playoff teams.
"he almost fell on his butt because his effort was so downright awful"
uhh no he almost fell because he's playing on 1 knee. keep hating and complaining though it's what you guys love to do. i bet you complain non stop about eli too. "i wouldn't want to hang out with eli, he's soo goofy" "we'll never win with him as our qb" "when are we drafting eli's replacement"
i made those quotes up but wouldn't be surprised at all if that's the way you thought.
Well we will get draft picks for Melo and Chandler see how that works. Better then getting nothing for them and winning nothing. Find a team with a lottery pick in this draft willing to trade for them.
U keep saying where they are in the standings now like it matters the team hasnt been a real 2 seed in 40 games
knicks get blown out again on the road. this time by 15 points to portland. they had copeland, kenyon martin, and kurt thomas in the starting lineup lol. if it wasn't for j.r. smith off the bench they wouldnt have even put up 60 points
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Golf leagues-Aug. 15, 2013
Whitefish Women 18-Hole
Maxine Riches, Judy Heslop and Helen McGrath tied with 36 points to win flight A of the Aug. 7 stableford during the Whitefish Women 18-hole League.
Cheryl Bontrager won flight B with 42 points. Anita Stensby placed second and Dorie Kaleva placed third.
Diane Giefer won flight C with 43 points. Sharon Sullivan finished second and Nancy Einan third.
Sharon Keister's 42 points were enough to win flight D followed by Darlene Bonnema in second and Mary Boeder in third.
Giefer fired a low net of 65.
Heslop, Bontrager and Nancy Schmidt carded birdies. Betsy Otteson, Bonnema and Sandy Meyer sank chip ins.
The next event for the women will be the Aug. 22 Women of Whitefish (WOW) event. Registration and pre golf games will begin at 2 p.m. followed by a 9-hole scramble at 4 p.m.
Whitefish Women 9-Hole
The Whitefish Women's 9-Hole League team of Gayle Caturia, Carol Lovro, Gini Moberg and Bev Ogren captured the pink ball, a team game, Aug. 7.
Mardy Brodil, Mary Erickson, Kathy Keeling and Kathy Strampe followed with a close second. Sharon Barsness, Lyn Blass, Barbie Swenson and Mary Scarborough placed third, just one stroke behind.
Kathy Brodin shot the lowest net and Monica Fetter won the low putts at 13. Fetter carded a chip in on hole 5 and Clarise Skalman on hole 7.
For information about the Whitefish Women's 9-Hole League, contact Mary Scarborough at 218-568-6152 or the Whitefish Pro Shop at 218-543-4900. The league welcomes new members at any time during the season.
Whitefish Men
Roger Jenson and Steve Ogren claimed the top two spots of the first flight of the low net stableford during the Aug. 6 Whitefish Golf Club Men's League.
Jenson collected 26 points with Ogren scoring 24.
Gary Amundson won the second flight with 27 points followed by Sam Kantos' 23.
Mike Einan knocked off Dean Brandt in a scorecard playoff as both fired 22s.
Don Skalman and John Farrell sank the longest putts and Ron Meyer and Greg Cheek were closest to the pin.
Breezy Point Ladies
Kathy Johnson shot a low gross of 45 and Kathy McTague carded a low net of 32 to win the Breezy Point Resort Women's League tournament Aug. 8 at Whitebirch Golf Course.
Sandy O'Day's 45 won the first flight with Bonnie Person winning low net. Connie Parsley was second and Steph Mackey third in the net division.
Ruth Tiedeman fired a gross 48 to win the second flight.
Gloria Thomas won the low net followed by Barb Owens in second and Ellen Koshenna in third.
Polly Aumock won the third flight gross and Jean Appleton won the net. Chris Bjornson finished second and Judi Moravec third for net.
Bugs Schmidt won the fourth flight gross with Patty Carlyle winning the net. Doris Moede was second and Joi Brandt third for the net.
Breezy Point Men
Despite being on a bye Aug. 8, Giovanni's Pizza increased its Breezy Point Resort Men's League lead as Billy's Bar & Grill beat Thomas & Associates 7-5.
Commander/JJ's beat Billy's Buddies 9-3 to climb to three points of the lead.
Team results from Aug. 8: Billy's Bar & Grill 7, Thomas & Associates 5; Commander/JJ's 9, Billy's Buddies 3; Crocker Collison 8, Dockside 4;
Giovanni's 6.
Team standings: Giovanni's 25; Thomas & Associates 22.5; Commander/JJ's 22; Dockside 19; Crocker Collision 18; Billy's Bar & Grill 13; Billy's Buddies 6.5.
Individual results: low nets, 0-6 handicap-Wayne Massie 30, 7-10 handicap-Shu-Mei Hwang 32, 11-18 handicap-Josef Schiltz 32; longest putts, Gene Berry, Dick Burns and Jon Marsolais; closest to pin, Ron Oseland and Joe Kocak.
Crosswoods Men
Dale Erickson shot the low round of the day Aug. 6 with the Crosswoods Men's League. Don Miller had the individual low net on the front nine, and Roger Weis on the back nine.
Game of the day was 3 best balls of 4 on all holes. The team of Dick Sletten, John Jensen, Jim Ritter and blind draw were first on the front nine, and Roger Coult, Bob Johnson, Ken Olsen and Pat McAlpine were first on the back nine.
The team of Bill Dehnert, Terry Nygaard, Gene Guthmueller and Ron Bickford was second on the front nine. Ralph Lewis, Jim Mateyka, Miller and blind draw placed second on the back nine.
Larry Koenig was closest to the pin on hole 6, and Dan Clement on hole 17. Guthmueller had the longest putt on hole 9, and Erickson on hole 14. Joe Smith had a chip in for birdie on hole 3, Weis on hole 13 and Jim Fraser on hole 14.
Weis shot the low net round Aug. 8 with 59 and again had the individual low net on the back nine. Miller won the individual low net on the front nine again as well.
Game of the day was team quota. Coult shot the best score relative to his quota at plus-12. First place was a tie between the teams of Lewis, John Pribyl, Nick Loscheider and Don Rother, and Bob Eng, Wayne Henquinet, Palmer Sorenson and Guthmueller.
Third place went to Sletten, Weis, Charlie Peterson and Doug Steck. Fourth place was a tie between the teams of Coult, Ed Kellogg, Bob McPherson and Jerry Bourassa, and Nygaard, Dave Schrupp, Olsen and blind draw.
Lewis was closest to the pin on holes 6 and 17. Olsen had the longest putt on hole 8, and Mateyka on hole 10. The following had chip ins for birdies: Coult on holes 1 and 4, Dan Davis on hole and Loscheider and Johnson both on hole 18.
New members are welcome at 7:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Howard's Barn Women
Helen Silva, Carol Lieske, Pat Rauenhorst and Marlene Yurek won the play of the day, which was pink ball, Tuesday, July 30, with the Fairways at Howard's Barn Women's League.
Bev Skog reported a chip in.
On Tuesday, Aug. 6, Donna Balzer, Carole Brodzinski and Silva won the play of the day, which was handicap. Silva had the longest putt on hole 9 and reported a chip in. Marlene Miller was closest to the pin on hole 5.
Howard's Barn Men
The Fairways at Howard's Barn Men's League team of Bing Brodzinski, Ollie Courts and John Driscoll on Aug. 7 won the play of the day, which was low team net using the high and low for each team.
The team of Sig Anderson, John Person, Woody Woodwick and Tom Yurek finished second.
Driscoll had the longest putt on hole 9, and Courts was closest to the pin on hole 7.
The league reported its annual shootout results Aug. 8: first, Ken Lies; second, Courts; and third, Jim Rauenhorst.
The league plays at 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays until September, and then play will start at 9 a.m.
Emily Greens
Marlene Brannan aced the first hole at Emily Greens on Aug. 7 using a driver for her first hole in one. She was playing in the Wednesday Night Women's league tournament. Witnesses were Beth Nygard, Judy Abts and Julie Dallas.
Tuesday Morning Men's League
First place in the Tuesday Morning Men's League went to Bob Ecklund, Cy Kruse, Pat O'Connor and Keith Walker. Dick Blevins, Roger Richters, Art Dalbotton and Larry Wickstrom finished second.
Third place went to Bob Arendt, Gordy Holmgren, Jack Curry and Al Schewe, followed by Tim Donnay, Pete Ziegler and Tom Walker in fourth.
Schewe had the longest putt. Ken Lieske, Schewe and Gary Nelson were closest to the pin. Don Atwater, Al Templeton, Wickstrom, Gordy Holmgren and Tom Walker reported chip ins.
The Wednesday Night Women's League started its yearend tournament. In addition to Brannan's hole in one, Stella Waby and Jane McKinley had chip ins.
Thursday Morning Women's League
The Thursday Morning Women's League played the second week of a tournament. Mary Neer had a chip in.
Black Bear Ladies
The Black Bear Ladies 9-Hole League played a two-team event where Mary Lou Jacobs won first place with a blind draw and had a score of 76.
Lila Kersey and Barb Knutson won second place with a score of 77.
Mary Jane Regan had a chip in on hole 3 and took low putts with 15 putts. Carol Lovro had a birdie on hole 9.
Legacy Men
Von Hanson's is standing the test of time as it continues to lead the men's league standings at Cragun's Legacy Courses.
Von Hanson's beat People's Security 24-9 Aug. 8 on Bobby's Legacy. It was same amount of points as second-place D&D Exteriors totaled in its 24-9 win over Thelen Heating.
US Bank was the big point getter as it downed Deerwood Bank 30-3 to climb into third place.
Team results from Aug. 8: DPA/DK Insurance 21, Shep's on 6th 12; 925.Silver 22.5, American National 10.5; Mid-Minnesota 22.5, First Security 10.5; D&D Exteriors 24, Thelen Heating 9; Halverson Law 24, Mulligan's 9; Edward Jones 22.5, Reichert Bus 10.5; Von Hanson's 24, People's Security 9; US Bank 30, Deerwood Bank 3.
Team standings: Von Hanson's 125.5; D&D Exteriors 124.25; US Bank 118.5; 925.Silver 117.75; Halverson Law 115.25; Edward Jones 112.75; DPA/DK Insurance 108; Reichert Bus 106.5; American National 106; Shep's on 6th 100.75; Thelen Heating 97; Deerwood Bank 95.25; People's Security 95; First Security Agency 91.5; Mid-Minnesota FCU 78; Mulligan's 76.
Individual results: closest to pin, Todd Ringer, Nate Wood and Mike Mundis; longest putt, Jon Ohlin; low net, Wayne Gutzman -7, Tom Hice -6 and Michael Monda -6; low gross, Drew Dufner -5 and Tyler Monda -2; side-game, Brian Stenglein (gross) and Mike Mundis (net).
Junior PGA
Maggie Heggerston of Pequot Lakes shot rounds of 78-84 to tie for fifth place during the Aug. 8-9 Minnesota Section Junior PGA Players' Tour Tournament of Champions at Cragun's Legacy Courses.
Heggerston's 162 was 12 strokes behind winner Kate Smith of Detroit Lakes.
Deeg in top 20
Cassie Deeg of Golden Eagle Golf Club shot rounds of 80-76 to tie for 17th during the Minnesota Women's State Open Championship Aug. 7-8 at The Wilds Golf Club in Prior Lake.
Sarah Durnham, Rush Creek Golf Course, shot a course record 67 in the final round to win the tournament by three strokes over Alexandria's Lisa Grimes.
Lorraine Giles, Winnipeg, Manitoba, aced the 105-yard fifth hole of the Par 3 Course at Cragun's Legacy Courses Aug. 8 using a 7-iron.
Jack Pulley, Albert Lea, aced the eighth hole of the Dutch Legacy at Cragun's Legacy Courses July 26 using a pitching wedge.
Tim Czichotzki, Moorhead, aced the 176-yard 15th hole of the Dutch Legacy at Cragun's Legacy Courses Aug. 10 using a 7-iron.


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A recent special occasion created an opportunity to educate consumers about dairying.Last month my sister got married to a nonagricultural young man. He loves being on the dairy, helping feed calves, tossing hay, and milking. He still has a "city job" a state away but still wanted to share his enthusiasm as a new "dairyman." So, the day after the wedding, over 50 guests who had never been on a dairy, got to experience one firsthand.
After lunch, they walked down the hill in small groups to the dairy. I was in the calf barn where they got to see black and white Holsteins and red and white Holsteins which led to a discussion of genetics. (A brother with red hair and parents with black hair helped with this explanation). They asked about the eartags in each of the calves' ears (what the information meant), how to tell the boys from the girls, and how they get their spots. For someone who has given tours since kindergarten, the questions were easy to answer. These guests were curious and excited to learn. They were comfortable asking anything.
In the freestall barn, they learned what cows eat. They saw the wagon that weighs and mixes all the feed, creating a balanced ration in every bite.
The group then headed toward the milking parlor where milking was just starting. This gave us the opportunity to talk about milk handling. The series of stainless steel pipes transport the milk to the bulk tank where it is kept just below 40 degrees. "From the time the milk leaves the cow and until it is in your glass, it has not been touched by human hands," shows the commitment to high quality standards.
The concept of needing a calm environment and udder preparation was explained. "Cows should be relaxed during the milking process." I then explained how to gently squeeze the teat to squirt milk. They lined up to try for themselves. Later, they could see the milk flowing through the claw and witnessed the short time it took to milk a cow. Our visitors could see the technology in the equipment used in producing milk.
At the conclusion of the tour, one gentleman said, "I now have an appreciation for what goes into producing milk. I don't think the average consumer does."
One mom commented, "You can tell that your entire family has passion for what you do. You can hear it in your voices and the excitement when you speak."
The tour was not rehearsed, and the content came from the heart. It does not have to be a special occasion or a huge group of people. Tell your story with feeling, and it will leave an impression. I can assure you that, even a month later, our invited guests are still talking about what they saw, what they did, and what they learned on a dairy. These educated consumers are now some of our industry's greatest allies to share the positive message of dairy farming.


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I don't know, there is a lot of stuff in there to digest. It may not be as simple as you are hoping. I did notice this:
[sbull] The definition of farm now includes facilities that pack or
hold food, provided that all food used in such activities is grown,raised, or consumed on that farm or another farm under the sameownership;


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I am following this thread because I am contemplating an outyard - my home yard has a Fleet Farm fencer that runs from my shed. How do Wisconsin/Mn beeks deal with their outyard fencer system overwinter? Is it mandatory to have a solar panel I know the cold is pretty hard on batteries? Or do you rely on hibernation?
Bears hibernate........
WI BEEK- Circuit boards http://www.zarebasystems.com/store/e...parts/cblis10r
Leer Family Honey Farm-Shannon Leer
Shannon, so do you pull the batteries away from the yards at a certain time and take them home for charging, or leave them there?
Late in the game here but we use Parmak Mag 12 with deep cycle batteries and a small solar panel courtesy of the DOW for bear fence. 3 ground rods at least 6' apart grounded together with #10 solid copper. The fence is high tensile woven wire tied to pvc pipe over t-posts, whole grid is hot. One barbed wire on the bottom and 2 on top all grounded to the ground grid that the charger is grounded to.Once the bears are trained they never touch the fence unless you leave the gate open.
Dave Johnson
i would use solar, and do now. i have used the zareba sp 10 for the last 6 years to keep the bears out, and use year round. also keeps other critters away as well. i purchased the zareba on the advice of an agent with the usda aphis wildlife services who works with commercial beekeepers on wildlife damage. at the time, he recommended either a red snapper or the zareba. to keep bears out, he advised I use maximum, .15 joules or about 7,000 volts. the sp-10 i use now can run anywhere between 7300 and 8500 volts, but i also check the fence and water the ground rods when it is very dry, when i see the voltage drop. i have been through 2 or 3 of these units, two under warranty, and when this one dies i will be in the market for another good solar fencer.
i would agree with those who say zareba's are junk, heres why; i discovered that this particular zareba fencer (and maybe others) has a design flaw with an under designed seal allowing water to leak into the housing, which fries the unit. anyone send their units into zareba to have a technician say it was wet inside or that the unit got wet from improper mounting?
using a combination of some silicone sealant and clear contact paper covering the solar panel has increased the life of the unit for me for the past couple years, but would also appreciate what others are using for solar fencers. i would continue to use zareba's units, if they fixed this problem. might have to check out the parmaks.
bears hibernate? they do, but dont count on it ..occasionally they like a winter snack too.
Here at home I use a large unit from the local Agri-Supply. If you are near one of them the nice thing is how easy it is to get parts and/or the no hassle returns of anything you buy there. When I was running many outyards, I loved the PARMAK that ran on 12Volt deep cycle marine batteries. It seemed that if I changed the batteries out once a month and recharged them at home they worked well. If a battery went dead, walmart would credit or prorate some of the replacement based upon purchase date if I had a receipt or based upon the date of manufacture otherwise.
The solar units cost more upfront. I had a unit stolen, if this had been solar I would have been hurt more.
I recall the Parmak unit I used was about $100. The company provides excellent service. I have several of them around here, need to list them for sale...
I use the 6 volt solar parmak, It keeps a good charge and keeps a good charge longer.
We take our bees to the mountians for the fireweed so having a good portable set up is necessary. We use a flexi-net for our fence and chicken wire for the ground around the perimeter.
Will Gruenwald Chilliwack BC
By deer season (gun) bears should be in there deep sleep. You are supposed to take battery off and store it charged. All in one units can be taken home, let charge and store in home. From what I read warm storage is the best.
I will be wrapping my hives the week before gun season and as long as its cold like it should be Ill be taking batteries home and covering solar panel with a old blanket or something. Come March ill hook it back up. I usually need to unhook hot wire from the bottom wire cause its buried in snow.
My mentor who has a million stories about trouble bears swears by this;
Instead of running ground wires between live wires run a a single ground wire about 1' 1/2 out from the live wires and about a foot above the ground. The bear will always contact this wire just before he touches the live ones.
I use the parmak from Jeffers in Dothan Alabama(they have web site). I have used these solar chargers for 10 years and they are still going strong .I think they have two models the one i use is black and red. you can buy a replacement battery for them if needed so far I havent had to replace one. well worth the money if you are going to sourwood
I have used the Parmak Mag 12 for years with good service in Florida and North Carolina. In Florida I used it with a 12v battery and hid it inside one of the hives because the two legged 'bears' would steal the solar ones!! You can find the Parmak for sale at Amazon.com with free shipping.
The key in fence chargers in my experience is not voltage, it's Joules. The bigger the Joules, the better, but not all fence chargers are labelled with Joules.
I have a solar panel that charges a deep cycle battery which provides power for a light to keep chickens producing eggs, and the fence charger which is a Stafix X1, a 1 Joule dual power fence charger. I've had the chickens for exactly four months and I have not locked them in the coop once. The fence has performed flawlessly. There's little more satisfying than hearing the neighbor's dog go yip yip yipping across the yard never to return. The fence was taken down once by what I assume was the other neighbor's English Mastiff but it still was not able to get to the chickens and has not come back. I'm guessing he got stuck in the fence for a few seconds and had a real bad day.
You will find many opinions on this especialy from those who have them to keep animals in which is a different ballgame. I went through this I finaly found guidelines for an apiary fence from the state of Virginia that has done extensive research on bear fences for apiaries. There are a lot of solar powered or D Battery powered portable deals sold by bee companies that will make a bear laugh for a minute. First you want a low impedence charger this is key, of at least one joule prefererably more. Aluminum 14 guage wire, with six strades spaced at I think it was six inches, don't hold me to that. You want to alternate hot and cold, start with hot on the bottom strand. I have either a patriot or enforcer I forgot, It is two joules and will operate off 110 or a 12v car or marine battery. Let me tell you it packs a punch it got me through goatskin bee gloves and I never even touched the wire my hand was about two inches away!
So that harbor freight one. Any experiences with it? It is 1/2 of what everyone else wants.
http://www.harborfreight.com/solar-fencer-47454.html So after shipping and tax it is 74 bucks.
Or 134 for I can get the Zabara one delivered to the house. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=ATVPDKIKX0DER
Any suggestions? Experiences.?
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My low end Zabara only lasted one year, which the Harbor Freight Fencer replaced.
For some reason all these new fencers don't last, like the CO-OP and BULLDOG fencers I grew up with.
Now using an old CO-OP fencer I was lucky enough to find at farm auction, works great.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." - JOHN F. KENNEDY -
I've run Zareba solar chargers in three locations for the last 6 years and have never had one fail. A buddy of mine had a Zareba charger that wasn't working, given to him. He brought it to Tractor Supply to see if you could get parts for it and they gave him a free replacement.


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Great news everyone!!! I FINISHED!!!!! well, almost. I still have to attach the hoses under the sleeve and attach the rocket to the gauntlet, but other than that I'M DONE!!!! WAHOOOO!!!! It's been over a year in the making and it feels SO good to see it come to an end.
It was incredibly gratifying to finally put everything on and see it all together in the mirror. I owe so much thanks to everyone here at TDH for your support, help and guidance. You are all an amazing group of people. There are too many to thank personally but I definitely want to say a special thank you to BKBT, CRUZER, SEEKER, JANGO 5204, ASOK, JANGO72, JDFETT, FOXBATKILLR, CAPTJONO, JIMMYBUFFETT and whoever else I might have forgotten to mention. Also want to thank my wonderful girlfriend Tiffany (the pink mando) for putting up with me working on this thing for so so long and helping me when i needed another set of hands. Also for keeping me sane! :lol
This was a trial run so I'm sure there are a couple things that will need tweaking after my first troop at the NY Comic Con coming up this Saturday. I think i am definitely going to need to upgrade my gauntlets and jumpsuit first. But until then, Here are some pics! :cheers:cheers:cheers


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Excerpt: "The office of Frank Supovitz, the NFL's senior vice president of events, is on the eighth floor of the league's Park Avenue headquarters -- a level known as "Innovation," which is appropriate considering the job that he has been asked to assume.
That would be the staging of Super Bowl XLVIII, a task that is as innovative as it is challenging. It's the NFL's first attempt to hold an outdoor Super Bowl at a cold-weather site, with the improbable happening next February at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium and Supovitz the guy in charge of getting it right.
It is what one league insider called "a huge roll of the dice," but, as you might expect, Supovitz doesn't see it that way. He envisions it as an imaginative, unique and memorable event, much like what happened in the NHL in 2003 when, with the help of the Edmonton Oilers, Supovitz and the NHL staged the forerunner of the league's current series of Winter Classic stadium hockey games.
It was "The Heritage Classic," and it was supposed to be a gamble -- especially when it was played in sub-zero temperatures. Instead, it was an unequivocal success, with 57,167 showing up and people talking about it for years.
"There really is no reason why anybody should be frightened of doing a football game in the New York/New Jersey region in winter," Supovitz said. "It happens all the time.
"But Super Bowls don't. Super Bowls in cold-weather sites happen, either. But they don't happen outdoors. They're played in domed stadiums. That, of course, leads to a raft of questions, most of which you've heard. But what you might not have heard is why it can work ... and that's why Supovitz is here."I think it will be an incredibly memorable experience," he said, "that, much like Woodstock [in August 1969], if you were there, you would tell everyone you were there. And if you weren't ... you'd still tell everyone you were there.
"What I'd like is for Frank Supovitz to tell everyone why Super Bowl XLVIII can be a success, and this is his chance. The floor is yours, Frank.
Risk or Opportunity
Super Bowls typically are played in warm-weather sites or in domes in which climates can be controlled. There is no controlling the weather at MetLife Stadium, where the temperature was 28 degrees at kickoff for last season's Super Bowl in New Orleans. So here's the question: With everything that could be involved -- traffic, snow, ice, sleet, snow removal, you name it -- is this a risk or opportunity?
"Opportunity, no question," Supovitz said. "The Super Bowl is already widely and highly anticipated all over the country, and, increasingly, in other parts of the world, as well. You could just do the game and the things that go on around the game the way it's been done every year and always tweak and make it a little better, a little better and a little better. But to be able to stage an event like this ... in a market like this ... with the amount of eyeballs and conversation about it ... is an incredible opportunity.
"Think about it: You're talking to people about this now. It's going to be talked about right up to -- and including -- the game. And I would bet you when the 10-day forecasts start rolling out it will be, 'Well, Game Day looks like it's going to be 30 degrees or 20 degrees,' or 'It's going to be lovely,' or 'It's not.' People will start talking about this very early.
"Do I think it's a risky undertaking? I don't. There are risks you have to embrace, and you have to be prepared for. If there's a snowfall, I don't think that's the end of the universe, I just think you have to be prepared to respond to it. If there's a major snowfall at the precise wrong moment, could it cause you to get delayed in some way getting to the kickoff at 6:30 on Sunday? Sure. That's possible. But we have to be prepared for that, and we have to have contingencies in place, and we are working with local law enforcement and broadcasters and all of our business partners on what those scenarios might look like. We made the decision in the New York/New Jersey region to embrace the winter and celebrate what is a cold-weather sport by doing as much as we can for fans out of doors, which is different than other winter markets."
When you think of New Jersey in early February, you think cold, grey, wind and precipitation -- not necessarily in that order. The average daily temperatures for early February are in the 38-to-25-degree range (based on studies from 1974-2012), with a 25 percent chance of precipitation. So that makes weather a compelling issue, right?
"No," said Supovitz. "It's really not an issue until it becomes an issue. It was not an issue in Detroit [in 2006] when it snowed the night before because it's a city that is ready to handle those kinds of things and that had the materials and systems in place. New York and New Jersey are famous for getting their infrastructures back and running. We will have at the stadium an enhanced version of the snow-removal plan that they already have. But if it takes eight hours to get 18 inches of snow out of the bowl, we have to find a way to do it in less time. So we're developing those plans with our contractors and with the stadiums and their contractors to make sure we have the most efficient system in place to remove, melt or move snow." Read more...


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One of the exhibitions presented this fall at the National Gallery of Canada invites visitors to travel to the heart of Italy at the end of the Renaissance to discover a period rich in the production of prints. The Print in Italy 1550-1620 highlights engravers, designers of images, printers and distributors, and sheds light on a whole range of subjects: religion, mythology, science, politics, ornamentation and recreation. Structure of the exhibition The Print in Italy 1550-1620 brings together one hundred works by Cherubino Alberti, Andrea Andreani, Orazio Borgianni, Agostino and Annibale Carracci, Cornelis Cort, Martino Rota, Giuseppe Scolari, Antonio Tempesta and Francesco Villa. The exhibition is arranged in three groups of themes illustrating various aspects of the prints: printmaking methods; the different trades involved in their production, and the characteristics of the centres for print production, in particular, Rome and Venice.


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A lot of people get tattoos for stupid reasons. Maybe Rudy wants one because she likes it. She seems like a rationale woman, I'm sure she deep down knows what she wants.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
The fact that it's getting more popular is because a lot of people want to tat themselves up for reasons like looking cool or just showing off apart of their body.
Then you have those who have tattoos for meaningful purposes.
I'm sure that tattoo Rudy posted means something to her.


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Discussion in 'Chevy Truck Accessories' started by erskine, Sep 1, 2008.
and plastics peice i can buy that go on the top sides of the bed?
Putco makes a polished stainless steel bed rail protector you can find.
I had the dealer put the factory plastic ones on my truck.They look good and match the tailgate spoiler. Try this factory gm parts dealer. www.gmpartsclub.com
I got some from the dealer, fit great, reasonably priced.
you guys have pics and a part number?
Erskine, are you looking for smooth or the ribs bedrail caps for your truck. I bought some off of ebay that matched the bed cap on mine. the only thing i HIGHLY recommend is when installing it have 2 people like in the direction says. I did mine by myself and didn't get it straight so I kept pulling it off trying to get it perfect. wrong idea, lol the 3m tape didn't stick perfect after that and one came loose on me on the freeway. But anyways I loved the look of mine and so did my father. Now he wants them for his 02 dodge truck.
http://www.gmaccessorieszone.com/accessories_details/vehicle_search/Chevrolet/2008/Silverado/Bed%20Rail%20Protectors/?tx_gmshopb2b_pi1%5Btype%5D=gm they are cheaper at www.gmpartsclub.com
ok cool i work for gm and i didnt know they had some factory style ones, ill order those from the warehouse
I've done several sets of the Wade Brand on new Silverados and I like their fitment the best. Thick and very durable.
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People that own both an American Harley-Davidson and a Japanese (ie) Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki motorcycle, choosing to ride the American motorcycle primarily and the Japanese in case the other is in the shop.
Walter drove by a friend and I, we were standing next to my friend's Harley...Walter shouted out that my friend should get a real bike. I knew Walter owned a Harley. My friend explained that Walter also owned a Honda...and that, I explained, made Walter a Bi-Cycual...an 'ac/dc' motorcyclist, if you will. We both laughed and laughed.
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The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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This is a set of a Albino ESB Fett Chest Lights. We were able to abtain some blue LEDs and made up ONE set of lights for fun.
Just thought I would share.
Something alittle different.
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This is a set of a Albino ESB Fett Chest Lights. We were able to abtain some blue LEDs and made up ONE set of lights for fun.
Just thought I would share.
Something alittle different.
awesome!! I like it!
Very cool!
That rocks! I could imagine those as Jango's chest lights if he had any.
Very cool!
That's pretty cool. Would look good on a custom.
Thanks, I thought you custom-ers would get a kick out of it. Certainly something to go in those all white Ralph Mc. suites.
Are you planning on selling these?
Thats pretty impressive, I have never seen blue digits before.
Looks like 1 transistor, 1 timer probably 555 and maybe a 1-10 counter (decade).
Its a nice uncomplicated clean design, care to share the diagrams and layout?
I am not planning on selling these lights as they are just too involved and costly. But who knows.
The design of the board is actually more complex on the other side. The Blue digit LEDs were from two different makers so one set is brighter than the others and wired differently as well.
So we tried to make the LEDs about the same in brightness and wire each one up different than the other... so yeah.
At the moment I do not have a diagram for this design.
Any chance of a pic of the complicated side and maybe some chip numbers?
I have designed my own (in red as they are easier to get), mine is very simple but its only the digits, I never got around to using a decade counter for the other 5 LEDs.
I used a flashing LED to pulse the extra lights on the digits instead of flip flopping a 555 timer.
Holy cr*p! I just was admiring TK409s chest display!!!! Now I am torn. I may have to buy this one (and TK, I will buy your pouch and cape we discussed)....Oh where is the money I will need????? PM me the price please!
That would fit the albino theme, red lights would be to bold. As for money, you can run into the forest and kill rabbits and such and sell the hides, wait no that is a video game, nevermind. You know its just dumb enough to work though!
Thanks for all the complements.
The blue lights are (in my opionion) the way to go for all you white commandos. Red is too overbearing and would not look right in the scheme of things. For me, the lights are just too cool to give up.
But I might. I do not think I will have another set made in blue (least not anytime soon).
If you make them...I will buy.... :)
At the moment I cannot find a "cheep" source for the blue lights. If anyone knows a good place, let me know
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P.S.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Sick of hearing about EVVVVVVAN>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>and Jeffery. Both make me sick. Like the Paps is following Jenni…….let alone EVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVAN! Swiping my hair. PLEASE! You're NOT a celebrity like Alec Baldwin, neither is Sherri and her kid. Nobody cares about EVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVEN OR JEFFFFFFFFFFERY! So get ovVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVER ITTTTTTTTT! Stop making fun of a MOVIE STAR!!!! You're friggin NOTHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHINGGGGGGGGGGGGG! Stripper. That's all. Plus……..who cares who the hell your father dates??/ WHO???????????????? Guess the view ruined their celebrity fans. Barbara insults EVERYBODY! So bad that we care who Jennys dad dates???????????????? People don't even know who she is. Even her so called boyfriends mother didn't know. Guess she knows now that her son is with this tra…. Well, you know!
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I was watching the VIEW today. I hate this show now. Jenny sits sideways ALL THE TIME and plus she needs to sit up. Elbows ALWAYS ON THE TABLE! (FIRST RULE OF BEING A WOMAN……….NO ELBOWS ON THE TABLE) Bangs cards. YELLS OVER EVERYBODY! Does she have an a** problem? Never can sit up straight. We never can hear a f*ckin word anybody else is saying. ALWAYS INTERRUPTS! Plus…how many guests look uncomfortable because she TOUCHES EVERYBODY! Plus she thinks EVERY GUY is so handsome. Can't take the trash out of the compactor…..buy a new garbage bag! UGH! Sherri is just as bad. She CONSTANTLY INTERRUPTS, always YELLS, and now,………………WHAT THE HELL FLIES IS SHE GRABBING???????????? What a BAD HABIT!! Nobody noticed this in their meetings???? ALL THE TIME SHE'S STRECHING HER FAT HANDS OUT GRABBING "SOMETHING"! I can'watch this show anymore. The only time people SHUT THE F*CK UP is when the old lady is on. I HATE HER TOO! And,………is WHOOPI PUNISHED????????????????? Time out?????????????/ She doesn't sit next to Barba Wawa anymore… Because she makes FACES???????????????? WHOOPI IS SOOOOOOOOOOOO RIGHT! I'm sorry, but I'm done with this show. Look at the "TALK"! You hear EVERYBODY! The acually TALK! I love the talk. Not all the "PEOPLE", but I love that they have a conversation and we can hear it. Also, there is no Jenny taking it up the a** and can't sit like a woman. Bye View!


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A combination of sexy, delicious and XXX. Used to describe someone who a simultaneous cute girl-next-door and mouth-watering porn-star sexy quality. A textual derivative of sexilicious.
You look so sexilixxxious in that little black dress, I feel like I'm at Red Lobster cause I'm gonna need a bib to finish this meal.
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Movie Review: The Avengers
Nothing says 'Hollywood summer' more (or louder) than a good action movie.
Director: Joss Whedon MPAA Rating: PG-13 Studio: Michael De Luca Productions
Nothing says 'Hollywood summer' more (or louder) than a good action movie. Let's hope that The Avengers is a foretaste of what's to come because it's as big, funny, shiny, explosive, expert, rip-roaringly entertaining an action movie as we've seen in a long time.
The simple plotline of the movie, with its story by Zak Penn and Joss Whedon (the latter of whom also directed), weaves together the fates of a pack of quirky, idiosyncratic Marvel Comics superheroes who are pulled together to save the world when the hammer-wielding Thor's power mad brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston) amasses an astounding army hell-bent on steamrolling humankind. It's the task of S.H.I.E.L.D. operative Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) and Agent Coulson (a best-yet Clark Gregg) to herd and wrangle an outsized, unruly and egomaniacal super force comprised of Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man, Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow, Mark Ruffalo's The Hulk, Chris Hemsworth's Thor, Chris Evans' Captain America and newbie Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye.
Even though the gorgeous-looking movie is shot-through with extraordinary special effects and firepower, the whole thing has style, a witty tone and coherence that—even when it pummels us —makes it satisfying and emotionally-involving. Thanks to the uber-geekery of Whedon, the movie is jam-packed with references to earlier iconic space operas and fantasy films and the script not only has wit and self-spoofing comedy but when it needs to, has a real sense of grandeur. Even when the moviemakers unleash the big guns—superheroes and scary monsters whizzing through Manhattan's skyscraper canyons and snaky metal monsters wreaking urban havoc—we're rooting for characters we've come to know and to pull for. With such good material, no wonder the starry cast members—Downey and most especially Ruffalo—respond with on point performances. Even better, almost every character gets the arc she or he deserves and the film comments on the world in which we live, especially about the absolute corruption and inhumanity that can come with power. Comic book fans should do handstands but The Avengers is such a fun ride that it makes us all kids at the amusement park—so much so that as soon as it's over, we want to climb back on have another spin.


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Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 review: performance and pocketability?By Kevin Carter - Friday July 12 2013 Sensor Review
Panasonic's Lumix DMC-LF1 is new highly portable compact camera with a 28-200mm (equivalent) f/2.0-5.9 Leica-branded zoom sitting in front of a 12-Mpix back-illuminated 1/1.7inch type CMOS. It's also the first of its type to adopt an electronic viewfinder and has built-in WiFi with NFC technology for simplified photo-transfer between smart devices. Read on to see it performs in our labs.
Compact camera sales may be slack due to the ubiquity of smart-phones but enthusiast models are still attractive for their manual control, high-image quality and genuinely compact dimensions. At $499 it sits comfortably at the top-end of the market but it features a 12-Mpix back-illuminated 1/1.7-inch type CMOS sensor and a stabilized Leica Vario-Summicron 28-200mm (equivalent) f/2.0-5.9 zoom. Perhaps the main attraction, certainly a unique feature at this level, is the inclusion of a built in 0.2-inch type 200k dot resolution electronic viewfinder. Other features include a 3-0 inch 920K rear LCD, an exposure mode dial on the top plate and a multi-function control ring surrounding the lens, a feature made popular by the Canon Powershot S100. Not only is it small (102 x 61 x 28mm) and light in weight (170g), but throw in 1080/30/25p video and built-in WiFi with NFC capability for remote operation and wireless transfer, and you have a promising and highly portable camera.
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LF1 sensor performance
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LF1 Versus Nikon Coolpix P330 Versus Canon Powershot S110
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LF1 Versus Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 II
Further readings for the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 review: performance and pocketability?
To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
Featuring a 12-Mpix back-illuminated 1/1.7inch type CMOS sensor, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 is highly portable compact camera with a hugely versatile, image stabilized 28-200mm (equivalent) f/2.0-5.9 zoom. This is our first lens test on a compact camera with a 1/1.7-inch type image sensor. Read on to see how well this optical zoom 7.1x bearing the prestigious Leica-brand name performs in our labs.
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Strange choice of comparisons

This a comment for this page on the website
It would have been a lot more relevant to compare this with Panasonic's own DMC-LX7, which has a similar sensor, and the Nikon Coolpix P7700, which also has a long zoom.
The reviewer seems to have completely missed the point that the LF1 is a travel zoom aimed at people who want to look like photographers not tourists...
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Re: Strange choice of comparisons
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
The comment are available to propose other comparison. The one you listed is of course very interesting too. Here is the link:
No specific improvement are to be noticed between the 2 versions, the cameras shares a very close sensor.
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The DxOMark team
Added by mike-san | July 13 , 2013
lens tests on fixed-lens cameras
Maybe I'm missing something but shouldn't you also tell us about the lens quality on fixed-lens cameras?
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Thanks for your interest in DxOMark. It is a good remark of yours, we published the review few days ago:
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Charming Room with Breakfast
Maximální počet hostů4
Počet místností1
Velikost19 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
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Located in a refurbished 19th century apartment, this double room comes with extra bedding for an additional 2 guests. Fitted with traditional wooden floors, this comfortable room boasts large windows and a TV set. En-suite bathroom facilities are included.
The Colosseum is 13 minutes away using the Metro. Once in the area, guests can also explore the Arch of Constantine, the Arch of Titus and the Domus Aurea.
Situated in the Roma Centro district, guests are in a prime location to discover the memory of Rome's past glory in the form of classical sights, airy markets and street musicians.
Domovní řádAn obligatory city tax of € 3,5 per guest per night applies.
The room is cleaned every morning except by direct request.
The bed linen is changed every 3 days except by direct request.
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I have already been here in 2012 and so we decided to book this B&B again.
It is perfectly located. 5 minutes away (by foot) from the Termini and 10-15 minutes (by foot) from the Coloseum. There is a metro station when you step out of the door. We didn`t use the metro at all, because we love to explore everything by foot. The room is typical italian style, old but nice. The shower head is a little bit to weak / low and the sink of the wash-bowl was not working well, but these are the only negative points. We got a breakfast coupon for a bar close to the B&B, where we could get a cafe and a cornetto in the morning. Sergio is very friendly and we loved to stay here.
The room is lovely- air conditioned which I think is important in Rome in the summer, en suite bathroom, lots of space, great kitchen and a perfect pizza take away downstairs- best pizza we've had in Italy so far.
It literally is 10 min from the Colosseum, 2 min from the underground and another 10 min from the Rome's central bus station.
Sergio is very friendly and knowledgeable, will provide you with a tourist map of the city, we just wished we had more time to spend in Rome.
Everything was really good and i definitely recommend staying at this place! Great room, nice host and a really good location - best place to stay in rome.
Our host was WONDERFUL, very helpful always and the room was very clean, very convenient, had everything we could want and more! Our room was a good size, everything worked well, plumbing & wifi, perfect, very cute kitchen and others that were staying there were very friendly & quiet, as was the neighborhood. Metro & busing were convenient, breakfast was just enough & gourmet by American standards. We'd love to come back & stay!
Stayed for 4 nights. Excellent overall accommodation. Sergio greeted us at the door and gave some great suggestions of the sights to see and places to go. The accommodation is in a great location literally 20 seconds walk from the nearest subway. From the subway you can then reach all of Rome within minutes. We also walked a lot and it was convenient for the Collaseum and Forum, and the beautiful Santa Maria Maggiore. The room itself was nice, clean and large. Bathroom was nice. Breakfast was served in the communal kitchen, with the usual Italian sweet style breakfast fare. I would recommend Domus Cinthia. It was also very close to the Termini railway station, so convenient for our late arrival into Rome. We hope to return again someday!
Very good Bed & Breakfast close to Termini Station and next to the Metro which will bring you to all the highlights of Rome. The room has everything you need (including Airco). Sergio is a very good host with enough knowledge about all the things you can do in Rome. Choice in breakfast options is not much, so we went most of the times to a cafe at the corner of the street with fresh croissants and cappuchino.
A very good stay with Sergio despite a small timing error on our arrival.
Great location and very clean.
We'll be back without problem
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An American citizen, typically well-educated, who wastes his or her employment opportunities by holding a sub-par job or not working, drinking malt liqueur and claiming moral supremacy to others based on first-hand observation. Amero Trash is typically located in college towns and are strongly affiliated with English departments.
Did you go to your intro English class?
No, too much Amero Trash.
No, too much Amero Trash.
by Dan Fbach April 29, 2008