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Dec 19, 2012 at 1:06 pm #1297204
I just got a brand new Montbell jacket and it is showing a tear already – when I contacted them, they asked that I return it first and that they would replace or repair within 4 weeks time. This is incredible to me, as I am using the jacket daily and it is brand new. Has anyone had a similar experience?Dec 19, 2012 at 1:13 pm #1936673
Konrad .BPL Member
Outside of small cottage manufacturers, it's pretty standard to return an item for warranty first before a replacement is mailed out or a repair is made. How did the tear happen? Which model jacket was it?Dec 19, 2012 at 1:14 pm #1936674
michael leviMember
@m-lLocale: W-Never Eat Soggy (W)affles
I'm not sure what the problem is here, they offered to repair it.Dec 19, 2012 at 1:22 pm #1936677
I know its standard practice, of a sorts, and I understand it (I own other montbell products I love, like the hugger sleeping bag). But seeing as how I literally JUST bought this (and directly from their site) it bothers me that there isn't an understanding that I'm not trying to rip them off, but that I want a functional usable jacket. I don't have another rain jacket to use for the 4 weeks (plus holidays/new year time?) that they'll take to turn it around. Just disappointed. Do you think I'm overreacting?Dec 19, 2012 at 1:26 pm #1936679
michael leviMember
@m-lLocale: W-Never Eat Soggy (W)affles
Yes you are overreacting. You tore it, its your fault. You could easily take it to a fabric store and have them fix it in literally 2 minutes.Dec 19, 2012 at 1:40 pm #1936681
I definitely did not tear. The inner lining where the elastic is for the waist tore on its own. this is most certainly shoddy workmanship, not some user error. Your assumption that it was me is very curious.Dec 19, 2012 at 1:58 pm #1936686
Travis LeannaBPL Member
@t-lLocale: Wisconsin
Did you purchase directly from Montbell? Or another retailer?Dec 19, 2012 at 2:15 pm #1936691
Read above please, I did buy from them.Dec 19, 2012 at 2:20 pm #1936693
M BMember
Your expectations are out of line.
Send it in, so they can inspect and repair/replace at their discretion.
If its clear it was a mfg defect and they do a repair that doesnt make it like new, then you would have a complaint.
Not clear from your post where the tear is, etc. If it starts in a seam, its probably a mfg defect. If its in the middle of a panel, probably not.
If it uses UL fabrics, tears are easy to come by, and repairs will be more unsightly than the tear possibly, although functional.
I have a small hole in a nanopuff just from holding a puppy. Sharp puppy claws and fragile fabric dont mix.Dec 19, 2012 at 2:37 pm #1936697
Steve KBPL Member
@skomaeLocale: northeastern US
I fail to see how it's reasonable to expect that a company repairs (or replaces) your jacket *before* you send it in. In order to do such a thing they'd need to inspect it to see the correct course of action. This being regardless of whether or not the item is brand new, or whether it is a manufacturer's defect or not.Dec 19, 2012 at 3:15 pm #1936715
Brett PeughBPL Member
@bpeughLocale: Midwest
They should have sent you a new jacket while they fixed the old one and just put a lean against your credit card for the amount until they can determine what went wrong with it. That is what Golite offered me one time with one of their products. REI also. 4 weeks is alot and I know where you are coming from as I have dealt with Montbell before and found their customer service and warranty to be less than stellar (mainly because it seems to be centered out of the back room of their Boulder, CO store by the sales floor staff). It should not take more than 2 weeks and a few days as they should be able to figure something out about the jacket within a day or two and it only takes a week to ship it to there and another back from any point in the contiguous USA. Montbell's stuff is great as long as it never develops a problem. I have had two issues with them over the past few years and will never buy anything from them ever again.Dec 19, 2012 at 3:42 pm #1936724
Ryan SmithBPL Member
@violentgreenLocale: Southeast
I agree that 4 weeks is a long turnaround time by today's standards. Unreasonable? Probably not. Them taking the time to decide whether to repair or replace instead of just replacing is OK in my book. This should make us really appreciate the cottage industry & the Golite's of the world and how over the top they go to please their customers. Solid example of good customer service vs excellent customer service.
RyanDec 19, 2012 at 4:32 pm #1936737
eric chanBPL Member
montbell is not a cottage manufacturer … they are a pretty good size international brand
companies like EB, OR, MEC, REI, etc … will take care of you regardless of anything very quickly … you can return, exchange for ANY reason at all
so will retailers like backcountry
buy from companies or retailers that make you happy …Dec 19, 2012 at 7:25 pm #1936772
Konrad .BPL Member
I don't think anyone was saying Montbell was cottage…we were saying exactly the opposite. I agree with you, there are def some big retailers that are an exception to the rule. I blew out a pair of OR crocodile gaiters, called them up, and they told me that they would have a pair mailed to me ASAP and to just to return my busted ones whenever I got the chance. Now that's trust.Dec 19, 2012 at 7:47 pm #1936778
Greg FBPL Member
@gregfLocale: Canadian Rockies
Are you still within the return window? If so i would just return the item and buy a new one and would expect the company to accept that. If the return period has expired than I think monbell is being reasonable. Although their are companies with better policies they are being reasonable.Dec 19, 2012 at 8:04 pm #1936786
Jennifer MitolBPL Member
@jenmitolLocale: In my dreams....
I had an exped synmat UL7 for a few months when the baffles started to burst inside…creating a big hump in the middle. They asked me to take a photo of it and email that…then they just sent me a new pad. They told me to take a knife to the old one and that was that.
Then after two years the leash clip on my dog's Ruff Wear pack harness started to come loose…again, I took a cell phone photo of a VERY worn and ratty pack that really needed to be replaced anyway…Ruff Wear just sent me a brand new harness…AND pack.
I never expected that from either company…but it certainly was very nice to deal with.
Perhaps try emailing a photo of the tear to their customer service and see what they say….Dec 19, 2012 at 11:44 pm #1936820
eric chanBPL Member
I blew out a pair of OR crocodile gaiters, called them up, and they told me that they would have a pair mailed to me ASAP and to just to return my busted ones whenever I got the chance. Now that's trust.
which is why i buy OR stuff … or EB … or stuff from MEC/REI, etc … even if its not the "very best", or the flavor of the month at BPL, or the lowest price …
theres a lot of people on here with stuff they found out didnt work or didnt meet their expectations, or just didnt fit em … and im always puzzled personally as to why they didnt just buy from somewhere with a total no questions asked guarantee …
i suspect in the long run youll actually save moneyDec 20, 2012 at 12:58 am #1936825
Arapiles .BPL Member
@arapilesLocale: Melbourne
Just to draw a distinction here – Mont Bell in the US is not Mont Bell Japan, it's their local distributor. I wouldn't expect Mont Bell in Japan to be quite so …. bureaucratic. So perhaps the thread should say "Disappointed in Mont Bell US".Dec 20, 2012 at 7:17 am #1936862
I appreciate the reasonable responses on both sides here, but I really do think – like my experiences with OR or REI – that MontBell sending me a jacket, putting a hold on my card and waiting to replace it would be the easiest thing to do. I mean, maybe some people have multiple jackets, but the whole reason I spent so much time looking and researching for this jacket was that I wanted one with a purpose. I am very disappointed, and yes, maybe its MB USA, not the other MB.Dec 20, 2012 at 7:39 am #1936868
Brett PeughBPL Member
@bpeughLocale: Midwest
In addition to what Eric said, for head and hand wear I buy from OR. My rain suit is REI eVent. My wind jacket is from EB. My pants are REI Sahara. Socks are Darn Tough and Bass Pro Shop Redheads. Fleece layers are Patagonia. If I really wanted to I could warranty my Ex Officio boxers back to REI but I would feel really bad about that. It took me awhile to get there but I switched over to high quality items that are a bit more durable and where I don't have to worry about if they fail because I know I can easily get them replaced through great warranty programs.
Unfortunately my down jackets are from Montbell. I am just holding on to them until I can try to sell them but that has been difficult. I would probably buy EB or Marmot to replace them.
I would probably switch my glove liners over to cheap fleece ones when the OR ones wear out. I really have not found any shirts either that both do not smell after a few days and are going to last a few years also.Dec 20, 2012 at 8:53 am #1936900
Sumi WadaBPL Member
@detroittigerfanLocale: Ann Arbor
>> I really do think – like my experiences with OR or REI – that MontBell sending me a jacket, putting a hold on my card and waiting to replace it would be the easiest thing to do.
OK… did you tell MontBell this, clearly tell them what you wanted? Sometimes people are disappointed when they call customer service with a problem and don't get the "offer" they were hoping for. Most companies, in my experience, would rather have you tell them what you want — it's the surest way to a satisfied customer.Dec 20, 2012 at 9:17 am #1936907
Yes, I clearly told them this, I offered this, they said it wasn't possible.
The tear is on the inside area, where the shock cord tightens for the waist. Its definitely a defect, not some kind of fragile issue.Dec 21, 2012 at 3:18 am #1937159
Arapiles .BPL Member
@arapilesLocale: Melbourne
….. By way of example, when I was in Japan earlier this year I bought a Mont Bell softshell. When I got back to Australia I realised that for some reason the cuffs did not have elastic in them. My wife emailed Mont Bell and they responded a day or so later that we could return the top, or since we were now back in Oz, we could have it fixed locally and they'd pay for it. I had it repaired by Remote Repairs (who do most of the warranty work in Australia) and they paid for it.Dec 21, 2012 at 9:42 am #1937208
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Don't get too hung up on "4 weeks". Sellers — including MontBell — often quote 'ridiculously long' turnaround time to cover themselves. Chances are good (although not guaranteed) you will receive your jacket much sooner. Report back.
As for reasonableness… I think it is quite unreasonable to expect MontBell to offer immediate exchanges — sight unseen — to anyone who calls in about a tear.Dec 22, 2012 at 10:49 pm #1937562
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The usefulness of immediate turn-around is why I sacrifice some selection to use Zappos.com. They ship out replacements with next-day shipping before asking you to send back the ripped item.
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Which one would make a better platform for a utility shotgun, A Mossberg 500 or a Remington 870? I want to use it for everything. Home Defense, Turkey Hunting, Deer Hunting, and general SHTF.
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Had an 870. The safety was always a problem for me (I'm a lefty). I like the Mossberg safety much better.
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I'm happy with the Mossberg for all purpose utility but many I know are loyal to their 870's too. This is like asking if you should buy a Ford or Chevy truck.
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What about the Mossberg 930 special purpose? Comes with two barrels, an 18.5 and a 28 field barrel. Sounds like the best if b&h worlds.
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The mossberg is also lighter due to an aluminum receiver which is great for all day carry in the woods. Plus the shell elevator stays up and out of the way for easier and quicker reloads.
But then again the rem 870 is a good shotgun and the choice is up to you.
I own BOTH....You won't go wrong with either one.
If you're left-handed, the 870 safety is reversible. I'm left-handed & have mine reversed. The 870 is easier to put on an extended magazine tube to increase round count.
The tang safety of the Mossberg will be an issue if you go 'tactical' & put a pistol grip stock on it. If you do, you can't reach the safety....so with the Mossie you have stay with conventional stock.
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I heard that Sony might be having another conference before E3:
I wonder is this true?
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I believe that the big thing Sony will be doing at E3 this year will be more information on the PS4 and possibly a set release date, if not a smaller range of dates in which the PS4 could be released. I'll definitely be looking forward to new games being announced for the PS4 and ways that these games will utilize the PS4's power.
Sorry but the set date was announced.. It is this holiday season, most likely around thanksgiving.
But i hope they actually show the new computer/ console...
Also set the price point for games, console, accessories, etc..
We need to know all info so we can put rumors to rest....
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Sony always goes big at E3. Not once in the history of watching E3 has Sony disappointed with their presentation, especially in comparison to the other two. This year Nintendo won't have a press conference, so unfortunately we'll only have the two shows to watch (along with the smaller bits of Nintendo Direct).
This year I'd imagine Sony will be showcasing the PlayStation 4 in a big way, some new games for the platform most likely, and then some stuff for the Vita. Who knows... maybe the PlayStation 3 will get some attention.
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It depends on what sony provide. If they provide something revolutionary, then they will clearly steal the show. But, cant say anything right now. Just waiting for May to end and we all will come to know about it. Some features that we can guess are slimmer, better processor, improved GPU, most probably no chance in memory, and a more improvised connectivity features with PS as well other devices.
Regarding xbox, until they do not chance thier business policy for xbox, they are not gonna rock the E3. Even if they produces a far better system from PS4, they will not have a much better sales. Because:
(i) limited games available(and that is highly priced)
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Sorry, I went too long. Very eager to see PS4 as well as Xbox 720(as it named by rumours).
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To be fair, the PS4 may not be revolutionary but it's shaping up pretty **bleep** good right now and even if the XBOX 720 comes out with similar or even better specs, Sony still has a bunch of upcoming games for the PS4 to show (hopefully). So as things stand right now, with the PS4, Sony has everything needed to steal the thunder from Microsoft~.
We cant be sure about the upcomings, but yes, PS4 has an edge over xbox because of the unlimited game titles available, not sticking to a single title like halo. Most expected as per other web pages that i have come through, PS4 is in lead.
Moreover the way microsoft is developing, its main concentration is day by day shifting away from consoles and going towards cloud service.
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Whoa now, lets not emphasize that they have an unlimited supply of games, just means a bunch of HD upscales or repurchases. Unless there is a legit reason worth my time, I don't want to repurchase anything I've bought for the PS3 generation.....for the most part
I hate everyone that brought up the atrocity known as Wonderbook. The borefest nearly put me to sleep and I wanted to never remember it again. Hopefully whoever thought that segment was a good idea is no where near handling the E3 lineup. Other than that, I'm keeping my expectations to the minimum. If they come out with a bunch of good looking titles that will be day 1 launch titles, I'll allow myself to get hyped. If they are just "future" titles, like the Last Guardian, I'll just move on to the next story. Price is kinda hype worthy, but it depends on the games and what they plan on doing with PS3 PSN purchases.
wow I sound angry...
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The PS3 will probably get a mention and and the Vita.... Well.... *Yawns*
It really needs a special something, and I can't reiterate enough how badly it needs a price cut. No price cut announcement would be the end of the platform by itself.
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Investors are still buying big in Victoria, and are investing at around the same level as in early 2003 when property prices were going through the roof.
With interest rates on the up and little sign of any house price growth over the next few years, many had expected investors would have pulled out of the market by now. But it appears the reverse is starting to occur.
The latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show the amount of new money going into investment property in Victoria rose by 2.9 per cent to $920 million in May. This was below the record monthly figure of $1.24 billion reached last October, when the market was sizzling, but it remains historically very high.
Housing Industry Association senior economist Harley Dale said the figures were supported by anecdotal evidence from the industry, and showed that investors remained a big part of the property market in the state.
"Property investors haven't gone away at all," he said. "There's a lot of interest and this investment figure is still very high. The talk of a crash hasn't put people off - we're getting high levels of investment month in, month out."
Nationally, property investors secured new loans worth $5.2 billion in May, a drop of 3.9 per cent on April. This drop was due to sharp falls in South Australia, Queensland and ACT.
Property investment represented 40 per cent of total property loans of $13 billion made in the month - about the level that has been maintained over the last year or so. Again, this is more than double the traditional investment proportion of the housing market.
Meanwhile, The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that the surge in buying properties for investment purposes has resulted in soaring levels of negative gearing tax deductions from landlords.
It said the Tax Office had received 220,000 first-time claims from new landlords in the 2003-03 financial year, and that total negative gearing tax deductions had reached $14.9 billion.
Negative gearing allows landlords to claim interest expenses beyond what they earned in rent. Landlords claimed $1.2 billion more in rental deductions than they declared as rental income, prompting the Tax Office to strengthen its compliance procedures, particularly in relation to capital gains tax and rental audits. About 18,000 landlords will receive letters questioning their claims, up 900 per cent on the previous year.
HIA's Mr Dale said property was still popular among investors because unemployment remained low, the economy was strong and there was still a perception that property was a good thing to invest in. On the long run though, Mr Dale believed this level of investment would worry the Reserve Bank and prompt it to lift interest rates.
"Once the election is over, I don't think the RBA will tolerate it. It will start to fall back over the second half of the year as interest rates rise," he said.
ANZ economist Ange Montalti disagreed. He expected the value of new investment property loans would stay around this level for the next couple of quarters before starting to head up again. "On our numbers, this lower level of activity is enough to slow housing credit growth, and if housing credit is going in the right direction it might not be a trigger for the RBA," he said.
ANZ expects the growth in housing credit (which is owner-occupier and investment lending) to slow from the 20.5 per cent to 15.2 per cent by the end of the year, and to drop to 12.3 per cent by the end of 2005.
Deutsche Bank senior economist Tony Meer said he believed the RBA would be a lot happier with the property market now than it was when home lending reached $16 billion in October. He also said there was a time lag in the investment figures, as May's figures would have included the draw-down on loans on property bought off the plan a year or so ago, when the market was booming and which had recently been completed.
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Bale Wagon vs. Accumulator/Grapple
Posted 04 April 2010 - 11:08 AM
What number bale wagon is best? Where do they wear/break/weld?
What about accumulators? Mechanical like Kuhns? Or hydraulic? Where do they have problems?
Thanks in advance for the help?
Posted 04 April 2010 - 01:25 PM
Posted 04 April 2010 - 03:00 PM
Then to brake or were on the tables where they hinge on the frame.
Frames and leaf springs can be issues on different models.
Also the when the pick up drive chain motor starts to leak it is on the back side of its useful life.
I don't think these are a place to save money, you will be much happier if you buy a nice one. And there are good used ones out their.
Posted 04 April 2010 - 06:26 PM
Posted 04 April 2010 - 09:20 PM
I think we can help give a better idea of the pros and cons of each system if you give us a little more info on what you are planing on doing... Travel time, storage, customer type, so on and so forth.
With my 1978 SP wagon i can have 400 bales under cover on the side of the field in a hour. But If i go down the road more than a mile or two the #'s per hour will drop of very fast.
When we had a pull type a few years ago 68 bale loads, I could make a turn every 15 min.
Both systems have their + and -, Just depends on what you want to do.
Posted 07 April 2010 - 08:28 PM
Thanks again for the help!!
Posted 08 April 2010 - 06:35 PM
Posted 08 April 2010 - 09:06 PM
Other issue was leaving the bales on the ground. Here in Michigan rain seems to always be an issue. It is a necessity to have a tractor baling and another loading to get them out of the field ASAP. I have gone back to kicker wagons.
Since I had my accumultor, Kuhns has come out with an optional tying mechanism on the grabber to create a tighter pack of bales in each grab. I dont think I was the only one to have problems with the grabber
Posted 09 April 2010 - 01:01 AM
We empty the barn with a grapple and it takes some time to become efficient with it.
Both a pull type wagon and an accumulator system seem to need a second tractor to get the hay off the feed within any time at all. They can be done with one tractor but keeping the hay moving off the field with the bailer running is nice. But... this does take a second person.... so...
I do agree that it is much easier to find someone to work a machine than work by hand….
I would say just realize that small bales will take a lot more work than large ones..... They are slower to deal with. This why the get a better price...
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Posted 09 April 2010 - 08:29 AM
Never used a bale wagon but from what I read there is also a learning with them too.
Posted 09 April 2010 - 10:31 AM
Posted 13 April 2010 - 02:58 PM
Nelson Long
Edited by NVLong4n1, 13 April 2010 - 03:57 PM.
Posted 13 April 2010 - 07:00 PM
hay hauler, will one of those self propelled machines handle 35 inch long two tie small bales? The market here is for 55 lb bales and for a 55 lb bale to firm it really needs to be only 34 to 36 inches long.
My hay barn was tookeded out by a twister and we are putting in a new one with enough height that a self propelled will work in it.
Aside I understand the top of the line self propelled has a magic computer run tie tier system that the stacks can stand upright , & not need a bulkhead to lean against. Not only that but these tiers work with a Grab to load trucks with, eliminating all hand work for the truckers. Interesting but a little rich for my blood.
Another aside, HERE our market wants small sq bales that are wire tied.
Posted 14 April 2010 - 06:53 AM
Mike bless you but that NH 1000 is really dark ages. Not saying it is not useful but saying a NH 1000 or NH 1010 is not satisfactory is like saying a bike on training wheels is not a Harley. (Not being critical just using a humorous metaphor.)
Another aside, HERE our market wants small sq bales that are wire tied.
I know it, but the poor old thing served me well for a lot of years although I did cuss it a lot. The guy that bought it will give it a good home and as he said "it's better than nothing".
I grew up with wire tied bales and could fix just about anything with baling wire, a pair of pliers, and a screwdriver. With all the computers on things nowdays those days are long past. I just don't want the stuff around my place and I'm the same way about plastic twine. Somehow it takes on a life of it's own and wraps around my rotating equipment. Plastic twine is bad enough to get off, but wire is worse!
Posted 14 April 2010 - 10:13 PM
With regard to the bale size I like to keep them around 36" long and most three wide wagons will only stack 2 strings that i know of.... Never seen one for three strings so I think you are good there. The problem is the weight. On a 14X16 I would not want them much under 55 pounds. They become to loose to pick up and the stacks don't want to stay standing. But I would see it difficult to make much of any stack in any way will less than a 55 or so pound bale...
With regard to stacking I have not found anyone that can make a 3 wide stand a full load with out dumping it... They need to stack against something. Just how it is I think.
With regard to just loading on a trailer... Depends on how you want to load the trailer I guess... Only two 36'' bales will not fill a trailer, I usually end up with one long ways on each row.
A two wide will make a stack that can go right on the trailer and free stand a stack... But the bales I think are around 4 feet long.....
Also I don't know where you are but they do not do well on soft ground at all!!!!!!! Because of the weight (at least mine) with a motor over the front axel it can even have trouble climbing some dirt hills empty.... It's not a horrible problem but it is something to think about....
Hope this helps some, Keep the questions coming!
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Manufactured between 1939 and 1957 by Michigan-based camera maker Argus, the Argus C3 is a 35mm rangefinder that has earned some intriguing nicknames, as well as spots in various camera lists for its design. Find out more about this intriguing camera in this installment of Lomopedia.
Camera maker Argus, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA, manufactured the low-priced 35mm rangefinder camera from 1939 to 1957 (some say until 1966). It enjoyed the distinction of being the best-selling 35mm camera in the world for almost three decades, and also helped in promoting the 35mm format.
Primarily constructed out of Bakelite plastic and metal castings, the Argus C3 also sported the rectangular design which earned it the nicknames "The Brick" and "The Lunchbox." It also had an unusual yet simple diaphragm shutter incoroporated into the camera body, making it possible for the C3 to use interchangeable lenses without requiring a complex focal plane shutter. The rangefinder was placed separately from the viewfinder, and was instead paired to the lens through the series of gears on the camera's front.
Perhaps, interest among camera collectors for the Argus C3 was once again sparked when it appeared in the second Harry Potter film, used by one of the supporting characters named Colin Creevey.
Technical Specifications:
- Lens: Argus Coated Cintar 50mm f/3.5 three elements filter slip-on
- Aperture: f/3.5-f/16
- Focus range: 3–50 feet +inf
- Focusing: match the rangefinder images in the rangefinder eyepiece, rangefinder coupled to the lens with a gear
- Shutter: leaf shutter, speeds: 10-300 +B
- Setting: dial on the left front of the camera; B setting is separate from the dial, by a collar beneath the shutter release, set to B, for speeds set to I
- Shutter release: on the top plate, w/ cable release socket
- Cocking lever: on the right front of the camera
Frame counter: manual reset, not works wo/film in the camera, on the top plate
- Winding knob: Hold down the film catch and turn the winding knob about a quarter of a turn then release film catch and continue to turn winding knob without forcing until it stops.Make sure not to hold down the film catch for more than a quarter turn, or the film may advance past one or more exposures; on the top plate
- Film catch knob: beside the film counter dial
- Viewfinder: coupled rangefinder, but separate eyepieces for reverse telescopic finder and rangefinder
- Re-windknob: on the bottom plate
- Re-wind release: no special knob, just rotate the re-wind knob; the film counter dial on top of the camera will rotate bacwards
- Flash PC socket: none-PC, two holes on the left side of the camera for dedicated flash unit
- Cold-shoe
- Self-timer: none
- Back cover: hinged
- Embossing in the film winding spirockets hole: MPC and US patent numbers
- Tripod socket: ¼"
- Body: metal
- Weight: 749g
All information for this article were sourced from Argus C3 on Camerapedia and Argus C3 on Wikipedia.
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A welcoming and cosy detached cottage set on the Wild Atlantic Way, this 200-year old farmhouse is surrounded by beautiful County Kerry countryside, nestled at the foot of Mount Brandon on the Dingle Peninsula, situated just 1.5 miles from the coastal village of Cloghane.
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After try many distros I have come to the conclusion that I prefer Debian based distros. The last Debian based distro I tried (for quite sometime at that) was Ubuntu 5.10 (expect review on 6.06 not long after its released) I have been itching to get my hands on Mepis.
I managed to get hold of SimplyMepis 3.4.3 (latest stable release) and held my thumbs. First thing I discovered was that SimplyMepis starts up as a live Cd. From there one can install it. (Reminds me of Knoppix)
First screen, (must choose what GUI mode to boot with) I first tried "Boot Normal" but I had graphics problems after choosing "Boot Vesa" I had no problems.
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"To test Our creation it was necessary to follow the present path that
lead up to events that will unfold in the far future. The angels are already in
their test period."
Elohim stretched out His hand and around a small insignificant star a clump of
rock began to change. Due to the pull of gravity an atmosphere developed
around the rocky surface. The angels gathered around and watched as the
planet cool down. Volcano's and earthquakes rippled across the surface. They
watched in awe the changing spectacle as the earth settled. Again Elohim
spoke a word and the seeds of life settled in the unstable surface.
The atmosphere consisting of various unfriendly elements caused heavy
thunderstorms. It rained acid rain which changed the face of the mountains.
The first life form, called bacteria, began their life cycle. The green mosses
released oxygen into the atmosphere. Before their stunned eyes the planet
took on a more friendly environment. The angels watched in silence as Elohim
brought into existence life, and life in abundance.
"Angels! Attend!" The voice rang out with authority. The Lord waited patiently
as the angels gathered about His throne.
"I wondered what the Lord planned to do next?" Gabriel asked. He was
one of the three Archangels in the heavenly realm.
"Just look at Lucifer, behind the Throne, He is truly like his name suggests,
shining more brightly than the stars." He turned to look at Michael.
"Yes, Gabriel, you are right," Michael answered, "the Lord's creation is
filled with beauty."
"Shhh...., the Lord is speaking," Gabriel whispered.
The Lord got up from His throne and pointed to a lush blue planet.
"The planet below us need to be tended," the Lord began. "I have
decided to place Lucifer in charge of maintaining the planet and to rule over it's
inhabitants." The Lord gazed into the distance and a sad expression crossed
His face.
"He is looking into the future again," Gabriel whispered.
The Lord turned towards Lucifer and looked at him intently.
"You accept the responsibility?"
"Yes, my Lord, I do," Lucifer answered and smiled.
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A Mid-South couple tunes in to the U of M's School of Music
and puts some forte into their retirement years.
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Benjamin Potter
Many people set their sights on becoming lifelong learners,
but what does that phrase mean, exactly? Does it describe
avid readers? Someone who prefers the History Channel over
A more clear-cut example of lifelong learners are Memphis
residents Dr. Edward and Linda Kaplan, who found life more
enjoyable after they decided to audit music classes at the
University of Memphis.
Ed, a recently retired neurosurgeon, and Linda, a civic volunteer
for Memphis Symphony Orchestra, always had a great love of
music. But they say they felt more like passive listeners
when attending concerts. A friendship with Rudi and Honey
Scheidt, whose multimillion dollar gift supports the school,
was another reason to give the School of Music a try.
"We took an even greater interest in the school because
it had become personalized," Linda says. "Also,
Ed retired about a year ago, and we had time on our hands
together for the first time."
The Kaplans' intention to start with just one class
didn't quite go as planned.
"We couldn't decide among the really great courses,
so we ended up taking three," Linda says. So for the
Fall 2002 semester, the Kaplans audited music history, music
appreciation and music theory. Allen Rippe, assistant professor
of music, says the couple added much to the class discussions.
More importantly, he says, they have found a new way to express
their appreciation and support for music.
"I dare say that music in this community was put together
by people like the Kaplans," Rippe says. "Ed and
a lot of physicians are supporters of the arts, and they play
a vital role in keeping the arts alive in Memphis."
The Kaplans say their U of M experience was reminiscent of
the campus life they lived years ago. "We had to get
up early in the morning and get a parking place like everyone
else," Linda says. Ed notes a distinct advantage this
time around no final exams. He says he found the professors
intensely interesting and the experience worthwhile.
Likewise, University professors say the Kaplans were an enjoyable
addition to class.
"Ed and Linda were a wonderful example of how art and
music enriches the lives of people who open up themselves
to it, even if they are professionals in other areas,"
says Mona Kreitner, adjunct professor of music.
The School of Music indeed has much to offer, and the Kaplans
are aware that they've only scratched the surface. The
school has faculty gems such as composer Kamran Ince, guitarist
Lily Afshar and Grammy winner David Evans, as well as dozens
of talented vocal and instrumental students.
Moreover, the Kaplans say the school's friendliness and openness
were big draws.
word "audit" has gotten a bad reputation.
To be fair, no one wants an audit at least
not the kind that the IRS gives. But an audit
at the University of Memphis can mean something
else entirely.
Moling, assistant registrar at the U of M, says
there are two basic requirements for senior citizens
who wish to audit a course at the University.
They must be residents of Tennessee, and they
must be at least 60 years old. There are no other
have a number of people who have no college experience,
and we have a number of people with advanced degrees,"Moling
says. Although history and literature classes
are the most popular, seniors have sampled courses
across the campus.
classes won't earn you college credit, but it
will earn you a new wealth of knowledge. Courses
are subject to availability. For more information,
contact the Registrar's Office at 901/678-2810.
"It's kind of an oasis on campus," Linda says. "It's a thing
unto itself."
The Kaplans truly caught school fever. Not limiting themselves
to class attendance, they often returned to campus in the
evenings for concerts and faculty recitals. Having a wide
palette for the arts, they also saw the Theatre Department's
production of Into The Woods and a performance by the
Dance Department.
There was an inconvenience at the U of M, but it was one
the Kaplans were able to address and correct. They often had
to switch rooms during their classes due to a shortage of
audio and video equipment. As a result, some creative juggling
of that equipment was an unfortunate necessity. But with a
modest gift, the Kaplans bought some much-needed equipment
that ended the room-swapping.
Ed says the school is more than deserving of his support.
"It's not a hidden treasure, but the community doesn't appreciate
what it has here," he says. "I really appreciate what I've
learned. I feel like I got so much out of these classes."
The Kaplans are accustomed to quality universities
Ed graduated from Yale; Linda, from Smith College and
say their U of M classes have provided just as many rich learning
experiences. Ed says degree-seeking students often get caught
up in focusing on what they have to take, rather than what
they want to take. Now they can pursue additional extracurricular
As they continue on their journey as lifelong learners, the
Kaplans are starting to mull over their options. They consider
the School of Music the entry way to their U of M interaction,
but they are interested in exploring other areas of campus
as well.
Linda says the next stop might be an English class. Or maybe
the couple will take a history course. Like the proverbial
kid in the candy store, the Kaplans are assured a smorgasbord
of academic options at the
U of M.
"The School of Music was the most welcome place to start,"
Linda says. "Where we will go next, we don't know."
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The cause of the explosion- sparked on August 5 inside Tim Lepay's apartment has not been released, but investigators say it doesn't look like an accident.
Lepay, 28, a Gainesville native, passed away on Sunday at Shands Hospital, nine days after the explosion at the Wood River Apartment Complex off SW Depot Avenue.
According to his sister Holly, Lepay was new to the complex- he had only been living there for about three weeks the morning of the explosion.
"There was a gas line that was intentionally taken off a piece of equipment," said Gene Prince, Gainesville Fire Rescue Chief.
Officials are waiting on test results from FDLE, and expect the investigation to be wrapped up early next week.
Memorial Services for Tim will be held on Wednesday, August 17th at 11:00 am at Grace at Fort Clarke United Methodist Church with a reception to follow in the fellowship hall.
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Hi, my 4 year old son has just been diagnosed today with Autism and ADHD. I feel so sad, I know it could be so much worse, but I know very little about the condition and I just worry so much for his future. This website looks amazing and I hope it'll help put my mind at rest, just such a lot to get my head around x
Our little boy was diagnosed 15 months ago when he was 3, he's now 4 years odl. I remember being sat in the car after his assesment with all the professionals after the diagnosis and crying my eyes out in disbelief. We have in a strange way been grieving for the little boy that we will not have and spent a long time being angry with the world. But now the dust has settled we set about learning about the condition so we could get to love and understand our son even more.Even though he is very non verbal and lives in his own world most of the time, he is happy. A sort of blissful ignorance. You have to arm yourself with knowledge of the condition so you can become the very best advocate for your son because most of the general public are ignorant to medical conditions that they can not physically see. Knowledge also provides you as a parent with the ammunition to fight for the best for your son in what will be a long journey. We love our son so much, his sister who is only 5 struggles to understand why her brother doesn't talk or play with her, but we tell her that we are a family and a team and now we just try to get most joy out of life as we can. Just because you've been dealt a bad hand it doesn't mean we can't play the game.
Thank you so much, it's so lovely to hear from someone who truly understands. When I rang to tell our family and friends last night, everyone just kept saying "oh well, now we know whats wrong we can get on and deal with it," or, "well it could have been a lot worse!!" I didn't know how to say that I felt the same as you that I feel like I'm grieving. Thank you again for your lovely message, I know there is a light at the end of the tunnel and that we will learn how to help our Son have as normal a life as he can xx
hey,welcome to the forums.
im current 18 yeards old, and i have aspergers. if i could add a positive spin to the diagnosis, you got it very early, which is always best. i myself was 17 when we got the formal diagnosis, but my parents had taken me to various child physcologists and similar people and while it was agreed that there might be a form of autism, it wasnt taken any further until i started at college, aged 16. this put me through all of primary and secondary school with (to me)unexplained social difficulties and all kinds of problems from peers and teachers that didnt understand how i worked. your lad is very fortunate in getting his diagnosis earlier, since support will fair more readily avalible if it turns out to be nessesary.
of course everyone on the sectrum works differently, but i know that on this site theres alot of support and good advice from everyone, and theres always someone that understands any problems.
I agree with the last comment that the diagnosis should be seen as a positive thing. i am 36 and was only diagnosed a few years ago so i went through school and my teenage years wondering why i was different and did not understand why I found social situations difficult. I have 5 children, 4 of whom have Autism/Aspergers. It only became noticed when my 4th son started displaying autistic tendancies and my health visitor suggested he be seen for an assessment. My son was 3 and it took 2 years for him to be diagnosed with Aspergers. After that I felt devastated so began reading everything i could get my hands on to learn more! After this my eldest son who was 16 at the time was told by college that he probably had autism but nobody had picked up on it! During his teenage years he had a really hard time at school and tried to kill himself, and was diagnosed with depression. My 3rd son has Dyspraxia and my daughter is now being assessed for Autism/sendory perseption disorder. With a diagnosis, help is freely accessed and available but without a diagnosis, people do not understand and there is no help at all. Please see the diagnosis as a positive as your son will be understood and allowances made for him at school and indeed throughout his life. )
Hello, this is my first time posting, so big, big apologies if I didn't quite put this in the right place.
My son (4 years old) has just been diagnosed too. I suspected he had something on the spectrum for a while, so when the diagnosis became official I initially felt ~relief~. My son is high functioning, he's articulate, highly susceptible to sensory overload and can be very violent in those circumstances. I was relieved because I did not want him beginning school and being written off as the 'naughty kid'.
It's been two weeks since and I keep bursting into tears. I am very ashamed of this and my partner is horrified about it, I think. I don't know why I feel like this so suddenly. Sleep has never been easy as my son is very active and wakes up a lot and also wets the bed. I get little sleep, but was okay with this and now I seem to be ill a lot, I feel exhausted and overwhelmed. Right when everyone needs me!
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I felt exactly the same When my son was diagnosed. I think it's your body's way of dealing with what has been a difficult and stressful time waiting and wondering if it is or isn't Autism. up until my son was diagnosed I was constantly thinking is it or isn't it, then when the Dr said yes it's Aspergers, I was initially relieved but then felt down, cried a lot and wanted to sleep. I felt as though it was the end of something and began to feel sorry for my son and felt I didn't know what to do next! I sought out advice from the local Autism group where I still go 4 years on, I read articles and books on how to make things easier, I attended courses through the NAS and I found talking to other parents made me feel not so alone. There are groups on Facebook too and if you live in Suffolk there is a huge support network. I hope this helps. Your feelings won't last forever it's just your body's way of letting all your emotions out. Take care of yourself and feel free to email. )


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- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No pets or service animals allowed
Parking height restrictions apply
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 12 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 11 per night
Hotel Name
- Kyriad Hotel
- Kyriad Hotel Nice Port
- Kyriad Nice Port
- Kyriad Hotel Nice
- Kyriad Nice Port Hotel Nice
- Kyriad Nice Port Hotel
- Kyriad
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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by: Atomicom • 147
Can you battle the Angry Wife as she is hurling valuable objects at furniture at you? Try and calm her down by avoiding the dangerous heavy items and collecting the valuables, get to the top of the building in time and with enough objects and she just might forgive you. What did you do wrong? Well we could tell you but this isn't an 18 game.
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• High quality 2D and 3D graphics.
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• 12 levels that increase in difficulty.
• Zeemote Support
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