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The fine haired Escoda Optimo Kolinsky sable forms a soft brush head, which is great for delicate, controlled work. Escoda cures the brush hair resulting in remarkable spring and resilience.
The long, lacquered blue wood handle offers superb control. It's attached to the nickel-plated brass ferrule via Escodas exclusive triple crimping process.
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Lovely brushes
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The are nice and springy and the filberts hold their points quite beautifully.
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oil painting handles of brush #1 are cheaply made I have had 2 break on me first use...
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Escoda Optimo Kilinski brushes are the best brushes I''be ever used. The filbert brushes can be used for broad strokes or fine lines, all smooth. They hold the paint well and hold their shape.
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I bought this aftereview a friend lend me her brush. Decided to Bouygues rounds and bright. Now I'm looking forward to. Buy higher sizes.
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Escoda kolinsky sables are just the best. They are inspiring to paint with & hold up longer than any of the others.
I would buy these brushes above all others..Great.
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Great for painting detail. Holds the paint very well. The brushes will last very long with proper care.
Very poor pointed round
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I was very dispponted in these round brushes they frayed way too fast
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Best brush in my studio
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Sable filberts are essential For painting in oil. These are perfect
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I bought this flat for oil painting on paper and board for smaller portraiture and illustration work. I like the quality of material used in the brush tip; it is the right length for heavy pressure strokes or light soft strokes. It is accurate and responsive the long handle provides for a range of motion.
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For detail, these Escoda optima Kolinsky sable detailer brushes are the very best. They have "fat bellies" but come to an incredibly sharp point. They are the best detail brushes for watercolor made in my humble opinion.
The Escoda family is known for crafting some of the finest brushes available. The Optimo series is a long handle brush made from a 50/50 blend of the finest male and female kolinsky sable hair to achieve the optimal results for discerning oil and acrylic artists.
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The problems for Mark Viduka's Leeds United are going from bad to worse, the club now in danger of being the first English Premier League team to go into administration if it does not meet Monday's creditor deadline.
Leeds has debts of more than $189 million and is facing relegation after a poor run of results has left it second-last in the Premier League. An Arab sheik and a Chinese businessman, as well as two local consortia, are reportedly all working on rescue packages for the cash-strapped club.
Leeds' financial position has led to speculation that Viduka (back in Australia to be with his gravely ill father, Joe) and other stars, such as England internationals Alan Smith and Paul Robinson, will be sold to raise cash and reduce the wages bill.
The professor of sports management and finance at Leeds University Business School, Bill Gerrard, believes Leeds' result at Southampton tomorrow could influence the decision of the creditors and investors in negotiations with the Leeds board.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) Hee-Seop Choi hit his first major league grand slam and Odalis Perez pitched seven strong innings Friday night in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 6-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies.
J.D. Drew added a two-run homer for the Dodgers, who won for just the second time in eight games after starting the season 12-2.
Choi, beginning his second full season in the majors, drove Jason Jennings' first pitch to him in the fifth inning over the fence in left- center.
The hit was just the Dodgers' second of the game against Jennings (1-3).
The homer was the third of the year for Choi, a 26-year-old from South Korea, and the four RBIs were a career high.
Drew homered off reliever Jose Acevedo in the seventh to give Los Angeles a five-run pad.
Perez (4-1) allowed one run on three hits, striking out seven and walking one.
Ricky Ledee walked to lead off the Dodgers' fifth, then went to third when Paul Bako singled for Los Angeles' first hit off Jennings. Perez's sacrifice moved Bako to second, with Ledee holding at third.
Cesar Izturis walked to load the bases and Choi hit a 389-foot homer on the next pitch, the ball clearing the wall by a couple of feet.
The Rockies went up 1-0 in the third inning when rookie Clint Barmes led off with a double, moved to third on a sacrifice fly by Luis Gonzalez and scored on Todd Helton's groundout.
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The Bethany Christian Church in New Bern is working with the St. Clair's Church of Christ in Bath to help the families affected by the April 25 tornado. The hardest hit location was along Whichards Beach Road near Chocowinity, where several homes were destroyed. The tornado was rated as an EF3, meaning wind speeds were between 136 to 165 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
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Flooding is persisting along swollen rivers in parts of western Michigan as it eases in some other parts of the state.
The National Weather Service says the Muskegon River reached a record 15.8 feet late Tuesday at Evart in Osceola County after earlier exceeding a previous high of 15 feet set in March 1989. The river is expected to rise more Wednesday in the area before falling starting to fall later in the day.
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Shorty Powerglide in a flatbottom V-drive boat questions
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This is my first post, after lurking for awhile to see if I had a reasonable question(s). I am putting a shorty Powerglide in a flatbottom V-drive boat (RaysonCraft). Last time was 30 some years ago and I need some refresher help. The pics(sorry, Photoshop is not my forte!) show original on the left and a manual valve body on the right, I do not know who the modifier is, wish I did. It was used a rear engined dragster. It was previously used with a Transbrake, the only info he could offer was,"did not have to use brake to backup "? I do not have a use for this in this application.Questions: IGNORE yellow circles.
1. Will "2" be eliminated or transferred to the manual body?
2. Will "4" transfer to "5" with only gasket, could something be missing at "5"?
3. Number "3" came with this unit,can I assume this stays, or not, because,
4. how do I modify this area and have a regular manual valve body??
Thanks to anyone that can advise,
If you put the transbrake valve body back in,and DON'T put any voltage to the solenoid on the trans,then you will have a full manual shift powerglide minus the trans brake option.What the transbrake does is apply the reverse clutches when in a forward gear. When the button on the shifter is pressed,it activates the solenoid to apply those clutches and keeps the car motionless,since the forward AND reverse clutches are both applied.Release the button,reverse clutches are no longer applied,and the car goes forward[rather quickly at 5500 RPM,I might add] If the button is not pressed,it is just a regular full manual shift trans. But I have no idea,you would know more than me, if shift harshness in a boat application would be a concern.
Here's what you do; sell the trans brake valve body to a drag racer, and modify a "stock" valve body into a manual shift unit. All you need to do, is take a 1/4 inch long section of 1/4 inch copper tubing, and use that to block the 1-2 shift valve open(the copper tube would go in FIRST when assembling the 1-2 shift valve). Don't worry about the modulator, or the throttle pressure/kickdown. A Trans-Go shift kit also has a "coil of wire" it uses to block the 1-2 valve open, a drill bit(s) to enlarge the plate passages, and you'd also get the gaskets and springs needed to do the valve body mods. Butch/junior stocker.
Butch,that is a great idea .......With that said,if you go that route instead,be sure to get a strong pressure regulator spring.I'm not sure a transgo spring would even be enough....TCI has em... In a transbrake built trans,the springs in the reverse piston are extremely stiff,and it requires a lot of pressure to apply them properly. Dont miss that detail.
In boat applications usually reverse and park are blocked out.
Sell the trans brake v-body as suggested. Buy or build the needed v-body. It is safer and better.
the v-body you have is called a no button back up trans brake. They generally are slower release of the trans brake than a fluid release pro-tree v-body
Main line pressure is controlled via PR spring and the size of the boost valve in the v-body too
V-drive boats do not have a reverse, unless there is another transmission in there. I agree, no need for "Park". But if you cannot shift into reverse, your only option to move the boat backwards or "to aft" is to row.
I did not know that type of boat had no reverse....Velvet drives and knowing that ''Park'' consists of an anchor or a few ropes is about it for me on boat knowledge.Thanks for the info.
Some V-drive boats you cannot shift from neutral to forward without shutting the engine off.
Start it in neutral, warm it up. Paddle around until the boat is pointing the direction you want to go, put it in gear, and start it again. They can be fun to waterski behind.
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Thanks to all of you for taking the time to post. When I saw all these postings, a smile actually came across my face! The detail and the generosity you guys offered ,not found on the web often. You have saved my bacon on this project. I am not new to V-drives.This is my second V-drive of 2012, A 496 that I built last year, and this one is on a tight budget. I hope I do not sound contradictory, but I have always used PGs with reverse and park! 2 tricks here, use reverse at low speed, or risk swamping. The other trick is using PARK, Place in Neutral, rev the engine lightly, the drive shaft will momentarily halt, HIT PARK. Now you can Idle and not have the prop spinning. Also great for tuning. I run a TCI convertor eliminator, and synthetic fluid, and no cooler, and I do not have to shut off the engine to shift, Its a POWERGLIDE! Im hoping to post a pic the project Im working on.
Thanks again, and can I come back??
Larry BadBehavior
''risk swamping'' not a term used often on hotrodders :D
most guys here won't/can't run in the rain or they get swamped...
there are a couple of boat threeads here
welcome to the forum, nice boat
This got my curiosity up, what would "park" be without the physical engagement of the pawl? Just another neutral?
Larry,your technique is very interesting.That is a great looking boat......S10xGN,the park pawl is still used,its not eliminated.As he said,he slightly hits the throttle in neutral to momentarily stop the driveshaft from turning,then puts it in park.If just left in neutral,the prop would still spin.
Rick427, I discovered this technic 30 years ago. I had just put my first powerglide in and curious to see if it would even work. Well it seemed to be doing ok so feathered the idle and the drive shaft stopped, OH $xxx, I thought broke something in the tranny and shoved it into Park. Didn't hear any strange noises, so back into gear, tapped the throttle, stop driveshaft. Been doing that since.
Very cool! My first (non family) job was for a local boatyard that restored old boats; mostly wooden, but they would take on just about anything if you were willing to deal with long turnaround times. We used to have a guy that trailered his offshore racing powerboat (3 blown 502"s I think) in at 5am; put it in the water; blast to the other end of the lake, drink coffee and eat french toast and come back. Then he'd hang around all day and get in the way; but the gas bill and my tip made it worthwhile
Get some video of that classic flatbottom doin' work please?
Flatbottom video
AG, I lost a good deal of video to a crash, I'll see if i can find a thumbdrive that may have some vids, when i get back home i'll have to check.
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Here are blocks that I made in the hoop for my next quilt. They are very easy to do.
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Here are blocks that I made in the hoop for my next quilt. They are very easy to do.
wow i can't wait to see more of this one...
Thank You ... I really enjoy making them with all my scraps. It is so easy to make them in the hoop I can make about 4-5 of them in an hour.
Would you mind sharing what program you use to do these in the hoop?
I've purchased the book. Can't imagine how it actually works, but look forward to using it. Thanks for posting this. Awesome!
I bought the book Piece in the hoop by Larisa Bland. It is easy to do .I believe you can also go to Nancy Notion , & I know it is on Amonza.com it is cheaper there. If you buy it & need help just let me know. Have a great time sewing... Shirley
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I make them on my embroidery machine. You have backing then you put your material where it tells you too. the blocks are called crazy patch. You use your scraps of material. You use your embroidery hoop. I enlarged my blocks. Shirley
Cool. Those are great blocks. Thanks for sharing.
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Five Finger Death Punch Songs Turned Into Lullabies By Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
Five Finger Death Punch are the latest metal band to have their songs transformed into lullabies by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star.
Five Finger Death Punch are the latest metal band to have their songs transformed into lullabies by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star.
Five Finger Death Punch drummer Jeremy Spencer shares his struggles with addiction and his journey in the music industry in his upcoming autobiography.
Five Finger Death Punch vocalist Ivan Moody discusses Rob Halford, saying the Judas Priest frontman redefines 'rock star.'
Five Finger Death Punch and Volbeat have added more stops to their Fall 2014 U.S. tour.
The lineup has just been announced for one of the year's most anticipated rock festivals. The Monster Energy Aftershock 2014 fest takes place Sept. 13-14 at Discovery Park in Sacramento, Calif., and features a who's who of hard rock, alt-rock and metal bands.
The prolific Five Finger Death Punch released two new studio albums in 2013. 'The Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell, Volume 1' was unleashed in July, followed by 'Volume 2' in November. Now, it has been revealed that they already have plans to unleash a new album in 2015.
It's on! Five Finger Death Punch and Volbeat are known for bringing great live shows to their fans, and the two bands have just announced a co-headlining fall 2014 U.S. tour (see dates below). But that's not all! The trek will also feature support from Hellyeah and red-hot upstarts Nothing More, making it sure to be one of the top tours of 2014. Loudwire wants you to be there and we've teamed with the bands to offer you the chance to win tickets, plus get your hands on an autographed guitar.
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After teasing audiences with a trailer last week, Five Finger Death Punch have unveiled their cinematic new video for 'House of the Rising Sun.' Upon announcing that the video was coming, the band stated that it was "an experiment" and their "initial steps toward something we always wanted to do … make a full length movie." Mission accomplished!
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United States involvement with Syria
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The President says he must first confer with Congress and our allies.
What obliges us to punish Syria for its use of chemical weapons? Aren't there international precedents and regulations for handling such atrocities?
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IN THE days when the NSW Liberal Party was a run-of-the-mill conservative party, John Ryan got flak for being too Christian. The opposition spokesman for disability services, commerce and western Sydney once told Parliament that "Jesus is my friend". And last year he told Radio National's Religion Report that "being a Christian is an important part of who I am as a politician". But he added that some of his Liberal colleagues criticised him for being religious.
That was then. Now Ryan, a highly regarded, hard-working and effective member of the Liberal front bench, is in danger of losing his preselection. In the eyes of the new powerbrokers, he is not their sort of Christian.
The treatment of Ryan, it turns out, was a factor in spurring the Liberal MLC Patricia Forsythe's remarkable candour on the ABC's Stateline last week when she exposed the grip of "zealots" and "extremists" on the Liberal Party.
At a time of hysteria about Islamic extremism in Australia, it is of great concern that the NSW Liberal Party has been hijacked by Christian extremists. Democracy is in peril if the opposition party is rendered unelectable.
Let's be clear about this term, extremists. Social conservatism, encompassing opposition to abortion, to equality for homosexuals, to stem cell research, and to the King Cross heroin injecting room trial, reflects legitimate views held in sections of the community and in sections of the Labor Party. The Liberals' social conservatives have a right to these views - providing the electorate understands this is what drives them. Holding such views openly and passionately does not of itself make them zealots.
It is when these issues - usually matters of conscience within the party - become the touchstone of being a good Liberal that red lights should flash. It is when a moral agenda, rather than efficient, compassionate government, is the overriding obsession of politicians that alarm bells should ring. It is when people who don't fit into a prescribed box are seen as having no place in the Liberal Party that terms such as zealot and extremist are appropriate.
If even moderate Christians such as Ryan - let alone atheists - are to have no future in the Liberal Party, then that is an alarming development.
At the federal level, John Howard marginalised the economic wets, and enforced rigid unity on issues such as detention centres. But despite the efforts of Tony Abbott and his evangelical colleagues, Howard has not demanded fidelity to a conservative morals agenda. Reading the electorate well, he has allowed a diversity of views on abortion and stem cell research to co-exist within the party.
But the story is different in NSW. The MLC David Clarke, leader of a powerful group of Liberal arch-conservatives, is associated with Opus Dei, a controversial evangelical movement of the Catholic Church - "a co-operator of Opus Dei", he called himself in an interview with Radio National's Stephen Crittendon last year. Crittendon noted a crucifix on Clarke's parliamentary office desk, and a picture of the Virgin and Child on the wall, along with a photo of
St Josemaria de Balaguer, the founder of Opus Dei, and a commendation from the Croatian community.
In his maiden speech Clarke vowed to advocate Christian-based truths and values with "missionary zeal". Later he urged anti-abortionists to get themselves on the party's preselection panels.
The Liberal Party has been a broad church, drawing the line at admitting avowed racists. But it has seen its primary business as running the country - or state - not as imposing a moral agenda. For all the inroads of the religious right into politics, they have not triumphed as have their US counterparts in inflicting their program on everything from sex education to foreign aid.
But now NSW Liberals who don't ascribe to the program are being forced out of the party. Those whose main concerns are taxes, the state economy, trains, hospitals, the usual business of government, are being sidelined, no matter how competent.
Alex Hawke, the right-wing national president of the Young Liberals who is on Clarke's staff, has said, "If people want to legalise drug injecting rooms, lower the age of consent, go with all these trendy things, this is not the party that believes in those things. We're not that broad." They could, Hawke said, "choose the Greens, Labor or Democrats".
Ryan voted in favour of the heroin injecting room trial, and, after consulting the Bible, in favour of lowering the age of homosexual consent from 18 to 16. He said last year he did not believe the Liberal Party should be a vehicle for "propagating the gospel". Nor did he think that "simply because you're a Christian, therefore you have to have a conservative view about society".
Now he is being punished. He is under threat of being dumped altogether in coming preselections for the Legislative Council. At best, he is to be moved into a new province where preselection rules are more difficult. His old area will be handed over to the moral conservative Charlie Lynn, Clarke's right-hand man, an MP who has achieved little in a decade.
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Prince Reveals Snippet of New Track 'This Could Be Us,' Inspired By a Prince MemeYesterday, Prince tweeted out a link to a 36-second snippet of the song, "This Could Be Us," which was inspired by a meme of him from Purple Rain where he's seen riding on a motorcycle with Apollonia.
'Purple Rain's Tracks Ranked From Worst To BestThe occasion would call for a celebratory dip into the purifying waters of Lake Minnetonka, but since there's still a no wake ordinance for that bulging body of water, we'll all have to settle for a retrospective ranking of all nine tracks from worst to best.
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With the uncertainty of the Blender Game Engine in the future and no feedback it is difficult to maintain interest.
With 30 large size BASIC 50 km routes mades : 24, I think at 20-25km so which is best to continue with?
50 km is about 6 time the area of the 20 km route and there are problems working on them and probably too large to add much to them.
20 km might have a better chance of working in the future updates of Blender and easier to work on?
For me to fix any routes I can only do that if the problem is detailed maybe in this thread. What I see on my computer might be different to what you see. Also with some feedback I could start adding a few scenarios of actual tasks for the boats. Some help with Blender would be appreciated with feedback and much more could be done. Your own alterations to my routes and details on how to achieve the effect but NOT Tutorials. Also bearing in mind the routes are made available for download and people might have lower end computers and laptops.
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My father-in-law, Lester Potts, was a proud member of the Lions' Club, a men's community service organization similar to Rotary or Kiwanis.
Until he moved into an Alzheimer's assisted living unit, he had perfect attendance at their meetings for over 42 years.
During the last several years of those 42, advancing Alzheimer's disease made it unsafe for him to drive. However, his fellow Lions, knowing how important the club was to my father-in law, offered to take him to the meetings and bring him home.
This sounds like a very small kindness, but what they did was of tremendous value to Lester and the family. You see, Lester was a wanderer, so during the meetings, his fellow Lions had to watch over him, to make certain he didn't wander away.
Also, he would say things that didn't make sense, and sometimes were disruptive, during their meetings. Those Lions never complained. On the occasions when a family member was scheduled to pick him up and the meeting ended early, one of the Lions would wait with Lester, never acting as a "babysitter" in Lester's eyes, but as a friend who wanted to spend time talking with him.
When Lester attended Caring Days Adult Daycare Center, he thought he was volunteering there, rather than being a client himself. When committee meetings were held at the center, he would get a legal pad and pen, sit at the table with the committee members, and take notes.
This man, who had served faithfully on committees for various organizations in times past, was treated as if he was a valued committee member, not a person the committee was working to serve. Lester mostly observed.
However, when it came time to volunteer for various tasks the committee needed to accomplish, Lester always spoke up, "My son, Danny Potts, will do that." Fortunately for Daniel, the chair would thank Lester and ask for other volunteers!
We cover many issues in our book, A Pocket Guide for the Alzheimer's Caregiver, but none is more important than making the person with Alzheimer's feel like he or she is a valued member of the community.
Certainly, this starts with the family, but the miracle occurs when people in the broader community participate in this process. The people in the Lion's Club and at Caring Days understood this innately, helping promote human dignity in a disease that seeks to destroy it all together.
I remember the townspeople and police who would bring my grandfather home when he wandered away, making him believe they were going for a walk together. I think about the men at my father-in-law's church who would withstand the pain of Lester's bone-crushing handshake with a smile.
These small kindnesses mean the world to the family of a person with Alzheimer's disease.
Caregivers, I wish for you these "angels among us" — people in the community who help ease the burden along your caregiving journey, and help promote the human dignity of your loved one with Alzheimer's.
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Pearl Paint's Brush With Death?
Pearl Paint, a mecca for artists for generations, may not be part of the downtown landscape for much longer. The building that houses Pearl at 304-306 Canal Street is for sale.
Camille Billops, an artist, described her feelings about the news with one word: "Depression." Billops said she's been visiting Pearl several times a week since purchased a loft in the area in 1975, for $11,000.
"I love going to Pearl because everybody's very nice and relaxed," Billops said.
Neither Florida-based Pearl Paint not Massey Knakal, the firm handling the real estate listing, immediately responded to a request for comment.
Pearl has had troubles before. It filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2010. And the store's footprint has shrunk somewhat over the years, as it shed space in adjacent buildings.
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Someone told me about Jasc Animation, but before I do anything I was curious if any of you have seen or used it.
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Is Jasc Animation a good program?(5 posts)
Yep I have :)
I love it.
I use it in combination with PSPto create avi's of photo's I've shot or just cute animations ;)
You can find it at albinoblacksheep.
It's an older program so it doesn't support aero etc. but other than that it works just fine :)
I was looking at albinoblacksheep and it doesn't appear that I can download it anymore?
What is stop motion animations?
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The fight over digital rights : the politics of copyright and technology
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- Lightning in a bottle
- The Audio Home Recording Act, 1987-1992
- The Digital Millennium Copyright Act
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- Communicating in Congress
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- The copyright and digital rights management debate online
- Comparing the online and offline digital rights
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- New strategies and a historic uprising
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- In the political fight over copyright, Internet advocacy has reshaped the playing field. This was shown in the 2012 'SOPA blackout', when the largest online protest in history stopped two copyright bills in their tracks. This protest was the culmination of an intellectual and political evolution more than a decade in the making. This book examines the debate over digital copyright, from the late 1980s through early 2012, and the new tools of political communication involved in the advocacy around the issue. Drawing on methods from legal studies, political science and communications, it explores the rise of a coalition seeking more limited copyright, as well as how these early-adopting, technology-savvy policy advocates used online communication to shock the world. It compares key bills, congressional debates, and offline and online media coverage using quantitative and qualitative methods to create a rigorous study for researchers that is also accessible to a general audience.
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We've seen some strange collaborations lately (Skype and Microsoft anyone) but a reported deal between Spotify and Facebook is one which, on the face of it, seems like a very good idea.
A report in Forbes magazine quotes sources familiar with the deal who say things could be wrapped up in a matter of weeks. Of course the deal would only be able to work in countries where Spotify operates which at the moment excludes the rather large market of the United States. The service is currently being tested and when launched would see a Spotify icon appear on the left hand side of your newsfeed, along with the usual icons for photos and events. Once clicked, Spotify will be installed on your desktop if you don't have it already and will then allow you to play Spotify's database of millions of songs through Facebook. Where things get interesting though is the reported ability to listen to a track at the same time as one of your friends - bringing a whole new level of social interaction to listening to music.
According to the sources, a name for the service has not yet been decided upon with the two choices currently under consideration being Facebook Music and Spotify on Facebook. There is of course already a certain amount of Facebook integration in the Spotify service with Facebook Connect allowing users to share music with their friends and see what others are listening to. As we said at the beginning, this tie up would seem like a logical one to us. On the one hand, it will bring Spotify to a whole new audience. With 600 million users, Facebook's user base is considerably bigger than Spotify's 10 million registered users. Of course Spotify would not be available to a huge amount of this audience at the start, but with Spotify reportedly close to tying up deals with record labels in the States, it could soon be available to many more people. For Facebook, the tie up would also make sense, giving them a music service to compliment the movie rental service they rolled out in March and make them a more complete media hub.
While this is still all speculation, it seems like one of the stories which has a chance of actually coming to fruition and users in the UK and Europe will be the ones to get access to the service first for once.
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Four years ago, Evita Broughton celebrated Kwanzaa for the first time with her family — lighting a candle each night and discussing the respective principle.
Serena Williams considered skipping the 2000 Australian Open to attend design classes, then decided to play.
Nelson Mandela made it clear that Morgan Freeman was the man he would want to play him in a film.
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Back in 1996, when Phil Donahue taped the finale of his groundbreaking daytime TV talk show in New York, the once-dominant program had become such an afterthought that it didn't even air in that market.
What will weekdays. be like without Oprah? How will we know which books to read? Will we be forced to choose our own favorite things, with no guidance?
Curtis Jackson — better known as 50 Cent, the gangsta rapper who broke onto the scene wearing bulletproof vests and rapping about guns and drug deals — had one question for me Monday when we met at Macy's.
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Darius Rucker was just a young boy with a love for "Hee Haw" and FM radio when he made a discovery — and a decision — that would shape the rest of his life.
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34 Ford Coupe Top Insert Info, Help Please..
Can somebody help me find some info on how the top insert is attached to the top on a 34 Ford coupe from Ford? Books,links,pics etc.
I don't want to use the Julliano's kit. I want to use the original type top insert and tack strips but, I'm not sure how it was originally done.
I'm thinkin' of fillin' the hole with a donor roof(steel) except for the tack strip area and usin' foam padding and the original type tacking pieces.
I would like it to look stock on the outside but, not mess with the chicken wire cotton, etc.
Any thoughts and ideas would be great. Thanks,Smokey
Have you checked out LeBaron Bonney? http://www.lebaronbonney.com/
I think they have a help line you can call, and they offer way more than just interior kits.
Hey Dan
Thanks for the reply.
Yep, I got a sample packet and instructions for top inserts from LaBaron Bonney. They were real nice to talk to. It helped a bit but, used a Model A for an example. I still need to find out how the 33-34 wood and tack strips are setup.
I went to an original type car show this past weekend lookin' for info. Just my luck the only 34 their was a cabriolet. About 20 model A's and three 35's. Thanks again,Smokey
I'm glad you got a partial answer from them at least. I have always had good luck with them on cut yardage and vintage windlace.
Why couldn't you put the steel roof on and then glue an insert on like a vinyl top? Don't the inserts have trim around the edges of them, or am I hallucinating?
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I don't know if it will help at all, because I can't say that a 32 is the same as a 34, but currently I have a 32 5 window with the original wood tack strips intact, installed and the fabric is gone from the roof. The carpet tacks are still in place, and to my knowledge, it has never been redone..
I will be happy to take pics of any part of the wood or whatever, if you think it will help.
later, mikey
Thanks for the info. By your pics it looks to me like 32 and 34 inserts tack on the same way but the tack strip area around the opening are a little different. 35/36 and up used a rubber seal.
Your's is the first 32 that I've seen. Another guy on the Jalopy Journal HAMB Board sent me some pics of a 34 from the inside with a stock top in it.
The helpful people like yourself on these boards are just great. Thanks very much,Smokey
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More practical is the s.book's storage: it's surprisingly generous with an 80GB hard disk inside. Thanks to the choice of Windows XP Professional instead of Vista, there's almost 70GB available to play around with out of the box. The s.book is also well equipped with the aforementioned Bluetooth complemented by 802.11b/g Wi-Fi.
The combination of a 1.2GHz ultra-low voltage VIA C7-M processor, 1GB of RAM and integrated graphics doesn't feel that responsive, though. It'll cope with most office operations without breaking sweat, but open up more than one or two applications at once and the s.book begins to slow down. The Vye S37 I looked at a couple of weeks ago was much lighter on its feet than this.
A bigger disappointment than this, however, was that despite the sluggish performance, there was no payback in terms of battery life. The marketing materials for the s.book claim three hours, but in light use tests with the screen forced on at medium brightness and the maximum battery profile switched on I could only get 2hrs 34mins of work out of it before it needed a recharge.
It would be churlish to completely write off the Belinea s.book 1 completely, especially given that its price - a mere £418 - is low for a laptop of any size, especially an ultraportable this small.
If you really want a laptop this small and need the flexibility of full Windows and more storage than the sub-£300 Eee PC can offer, it's a reasonable option. But I just can't shake my niggling doubts. It's just a little bit too fiddly to use, the screen is just a little too cramped and the battery life a touch too short to warrant a wholehearted recommendation.
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Hospice: A hospice physician or nurse practitioner must see a Medicare patient enrolled in hospice before the patient's 180-day recertification and for each 60-day recertification thereafter.
Only a physician may certify the patient's terminal illness. The certification must document the face-to-face visit, and include a signed and dated face-to-face encounter attestation. If a nurse practitioner saw the patient, he or she must attest to giving information collected during the encounter to the certifying physician. See the rule in the Federal Register (PDF) and update from CMS (PDF).
Home health service: A physician who certifies a patient as eligible for Medicare home health services — or a nonphysician practitioner (NPP) working under the physician — must see the patient within the 90 days before the start of home health care, or within the 30 days after care begins.
The physician must document when the physician or NPP saw the patient, and how the patient's clinical condition supports a homebound status and need for skilled services. See CMS' MLN Matters No. SE1038 (PDF) and MLN Matters No. MM9119 (PDF) for more information.
Home dialysis for end-stage renal disease: Physicians or NPPs receiving Medicare monthly capitation payments must see home dialysis patients monthly to be paid under CPT codes 90963-66. See CMS'MLN Matters No. MM7003 (PDF) for more information.
Note that Medicare allows waiving this requirement on a case-by-case basis. For example, a face-to-face visit may be unnecessary when the nephrologist's notes indicate the physician actively and adequately managed home dialysis patient's care throughout that month.
Use modifier 52 when billing the services for a home dialysis patient who remained on home dialysis the entire month and did NOT receive at least one face-to-face visit.
Durable medical equipment (DME): For all DME orders under Medicare, the ordering physician or NPP must have seen the patient within the last six months. This includes all initial DME orders, as well as orders for replacement parts or replacement equipment, even if the patient is stable but needs the equipment permanently. The physician must keep a copy of the order in the medical record.
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District 31
District 31 is the only school district in the city to encompass an entire borough, Staten Island. Though neighborhoods have names, such as New Springville and Port Richmond, Staten Islanders tend to think of their borough in terms of regions: north shore, south shore and mid-island. It's the most suburban of all the boroughs with a naturally hilly terrain that has the highest point along the entire eastern seaboard of the United States. Politically more conservative than the rest of New York City, Staten Island has long been home to generations of Irish and Italian American families, but in recent years has welcomed immigrants from India, Korea, the Caribbean and Central America. Most students attend their zoned schools.
For those willing to travel outside their zone, some good options are available to students from across the district including PS 65 The Academy of Innovative Learning, a racially diverse school offering a progressive curriculum, and the artsy Naples Street Elementary School.
Marsh Avenue School for Expeditionary Learning has become a top choice for middle school, drawing students from every neighborhood. Families are attracted by the creative curriculum, welcoming environment and gleaming new building. There is busing for all three grades.
Housed on the grassy campus of what was once the College of Staten Island, Michael J. Petrides is surrounded by trees and nature trails. Children are admitted to the elementary and middle school grades via lottery and many stay there for 13 years, but there are usually a few seats open in the upper grades and a larger number of seats in 9th grade. A few charter schools have opened on the island as well.
Staten Island Tech accepts students based on their score on the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT). The school boasts 100 percent graduation rate, the highest in the city. Tech is a school full of motivated students who study an interesting array of courses, including four years of technology and Russian.
District contacts
The superintendent appoints principals, evaluates schools and approves budgets:
Elementary and middle school superintendent: Anthony Lodico, (718) 420-5667
High school superintendent: Aimee Horowitz, (718) 420-5657
For individual parent concerns, contact:
Elementary and middle school family support coordinator: Yvette Davis-Edwards, (718) 420-5667
High school family support coordinator: Carolyne Baldassano, (718) 290-8675
For help with PTAs or district-wide events, contact:
Elementary and middle school family leadership coordinator: Marie Castelucci, (718) 420-5627
High school family leadership coordinator: Kelly Doyle, (718) 420-5657
The elected members of the Community Education Council (CEC) approve school zoning lines and advise on education policy:
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Most questions about special education can be answered by your child's teacher or principal. If you are new to New York City or your child attends private or parochial school, contact the nearest Committee on Special Education for an evaluation.
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800 Series• Tony Pryor | Pryor bowled his first ever 300 game along with his first 800 when he had 300-805 in the Surfside Classic
Youth 600-700 series• Austin Smothers | Smothers rolled games of 268, 256 and 235 for a 759 series with the Surfside Great Whites.
• Joshua Manz | Manz led the High School League at Waccamaw for the third straight week with a big 277 game and 661 series then moved to Surfside Beach where he had a 258-709 set for the Great Whites.
• Andrew Diley | Diley bowled a 654 series with high game of 246 in the Surfside Great Whites.
• Tyler Haas | Haas also rolled a 246-654 set with the Surfside Great Whites.
300 Games• John Perritt | Perritt was perfect in the South Beach Classic at Surfside Beach with a 300 game and high series of 754.
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• Alex Shand | Shand added another 299 game to his resume with a 713 series for the Surfside Classic.
• Buddy Mew | Mew bowled his highest game ever with a 298 in the South Beach Classic at Surfside Beach.
• Pauline White | White shot a hole-in-one on the 108-yard seventh hole on December 3, at Carolina Shores Golf & Country Club.• Steve Jones | Jones had a hole-in-one on the 139-yard, par-3 11th hole at Meadowlands on Dec. 20 using a 7-iron.


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A look at how the Indians Minor League affiliates fared Monday:
Triple-A Columbus (33-19) - Host Columbus won the first game of a seven-inning double header against Louisville 1-0. (The second game was not completed in time for this report, with Louisville leading 12-2 in the top of the sixth inning)...The lone run of the game came in the first inning as C Carlos Santana singled home 2B Brian Bixler, who reached on a double...1B Wes Hodges also went 2-for-3...RHP Justin Germano (1-1, 3.71 ERA) earned the complete win, limiting the Bats to just one hit over seven innings while striking out eight.
Double-A Akron (21-29) - Visiting Akron topped Binghamton 7-6...3B Jared Goedert extended his hitting streak to 20 games with a third-inning, two-run home run, his third longball in as many games...DH Lonnie Chishenhall went 2-for-5 with a RBI and C Miguel Perez (2-for-5) and SS Cristo Arnal (2-for-4) also picked up two hits each...LHP Kelvin De La Cruz was rocked for six runs on six hits and four walks in five innings but escaped with a no-decision.
High Class-A Kinston (28-23) - Host Kinston defeated Wilmington 4-1, led by the strong pitching of LHP T.J. McFarland (6-1, 1.78 ERA). McFarland (6-1, 1.78 ERA) nearly missed registering a complete game in tossing 8 2/3 frames in which he held Wilmington to just one run while scattering eight hits and not issuing a walk in the win...RF Lucas Montero went 2-for-4 with a run scored and RBI...SS Karexon Sanchez went 3-for-4 with a double...3B Kyle Bellows also picked up two hits, going 2-for-4 with a double.
Low Class-A Lake County (33-18) - Lake County's game at Great Lakes was postponed due to inclement weather, an unfortunate event considering the Captains led 9-0 in the bottom of the fourth inning when the game was called and the statistics of the afternoon wiped out...Lake County heads home to kick off a six-game home stand beginning Tuesday against Beloit at 7 p.m. at Classic Park.


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Jockeying for position in the MCAL, the Branson girls basketball team got all it could handle from host Drake on Friday in San Anselmo. The Pirates fought back with an 18-point fourth quarter to send the game to overtime.
It was the Bulls that regrouped in the extra period, though, led by Leah Gray scoring seven of her team-high 20 points to sink the Pirates.
Branson (12-6, 4-3) got its league record over .500 and did it despite losing a couple key players, Zoe Moynihan and Katherine Lukaszewicz, fouling out in a game riddled with free throws. The Bulls converted 18 of 27 foul shots, while Drake made 12 of 20 in the contest.
"We knew this was a really big game going in, we had a tough game here last year," said Gray, who also pulled down 11 rebounds. "This was a big game for our standings, two of our starters fouled out, we just had to step up."
Playing from behind for the entire contest, the Pirates began to chip away in the fourth quarter. With Branson missing two of its better ball handlers, Drake turned up the full-court pressure and it paid dividends.
The Pirates forced Branson to commit 28 turnovers, led by Ali Birnbaum, Molly Carmody and Emma Purkey swarming the offense in the backcourt. Carmody poured in 11 of her game-high 26 points in the fourth quarter to help pull things even.
"We work on that style of basketball, that's the kind of basketball team we want to be," Drake coach Jim Purkey said. "Tonight that was our goal, win or lose tonight, we were gonna bring it for four quarters. In that third and fourth quarter, they got turned on."
After a putback and subsequent free throw by Carmody, the Pirates squared the score at 36-36 with just over 3 minutes to go in the fourth quarter. A Purkey steal and a Birnbaum layup gave Drake its first lead on the following in-bounds play. Birnbaum finished the game with 12 points and seven rebounds.
Gray hit a jumper to tie the score at 38-38 with a minute, 45 seconds to go. Gray then drained a pair of free throws to give the Bulls the lead back, but Birnbaum quickly tied it again on a steal and a lay-up with 1:11 remaining, the score 40-40. Gray and Carmody each split a pair of foul shots in the waning moments of the fourth quarter to send the game to overtime.
"I think you can't let their hot streak get into your head," said Branson's Gabby Jung, who scored 12 points to go with 11 rebounds. "We just had to play (our) game and not them catching up to you (get to us)."
Branson shook off the Drake press and got it together in overtime. After the two teams traded the first couple possessions, Gray drilled a 3-pointer to unhinge the score. She dumped in 4-of-4 free-throws as well as the Bulls pulled away for the win.
"A win's a win and going into overtime, they had all the momentum," Branson coach Darol Smith said. "They cut our lead down, but we responded."
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'Marginália 1′ was developed by the designer Manuel Raeder and the artist Mariana Castillo Deball over a period of four years. It is the first in-depth survey of Duarte's practice, and the first time that a selection of his poems and texts have been translated into english.
The book is published by BOM DIA BOA TARDE BOA NOITE and PORTIKUS, on the occasion of the exhibition Rogério Duarte 'Marginália 1′ which is currently on display at PORTIKUS, Frankfurt, September 21 – October 20, 2013.
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A 24 page focus on Rogério Duarte "Brazilian Genesis and Pariah" appears in Japanese Graphic Design Journal IDEA NO. 339 : Privately Public, Publicly Private.
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Rogério Duarte Exhibition review in the current issue of Grafik (180)
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Katich helps Aussies to 269
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A classy innings from fringe player Simon Katich and a quick unbroken 73-run stand from tailenders Brett Lee and Jason Gillespie helped Australia to a strong total of 8-269 in its day-night limited overs match against the West Indies at Adelaide Oval today.
Katich, filling in for resting Damien Martyn in just his second game of the series, top-scored with 76 from 86 balls to put pressure on selectors to keep him in the side.
Then Jason Gillespie (44 from 42 balls) and Brett Lee (38 from 44) balls notched 73 from 70 balls at the end of the innings to lift Australia from 8-196 in the 39th over, at which stage it looked as if the home side was headed for a sub-standard total on a good batting strip.
Gillespie was helped by a life when he was on 17 and the score was 7-227 in the 46th over, when Wavell Hinds made a lamentable effort to catch him at mid-off, from Marlon Samuels' bowling.
Had he held the catch, Australia would have been nine wickets down with only Glenn McGrath to come in, but instead Gillespie and Lee added a further 42 vital runs from the remaining few overs.
Earlier, left-arm swing bowler Pedro Collins, who took 3-8 to rip through the Australian top order in the abandoned match in Brisbane last Friday night, again devastated the top order today, on his way to a career-best 5-43.
Collins took four wickets in his first five overs to have Australia in deep trouble at 4-38 in the ninth over.
His first victim was struggling opener Matthew Hayden, who lasted just six balls for three to continue his poor series and intensify the pressure on him to hold his spot.
Katich came in at the fall of the fourth wicket, and together with Andrew Symonds (31) and Brad Haddin (32) steadied the innings and lifted Australia to 6-167 in the 33rd over.
Katich was eventually out, trapped LBW by a Collins' inswinger in the 39th over, to bring Lee and Gillespie together.
While Haddin's stint in Australian colours is likely to be short-lived, with Adam Gilchrist expected back for Australia's next match against Pakistan in Perth on Sunday, selectors will have a tough time deciding whether to also oust Katich, with Martyn also set to return in Perth.
Symonds, who before today had scored five ducks in six innings, could be under pressure to keep his spot, but the glimpses of a return to form he showed in his innings today could be enough to save him.
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Oh man this is so great.
C'mon Russell Football become a legend
It has been an excellent playoff weekend so far.
If the Seahawks win this game I have a gut feeling Mike Smith is about to be the first 13-3 coach to ever be fired
If Seattle does not win the game now, it's a choke on their part.
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Man Russell Wilson is easily my favorite Rookie QB!
I love me some Russell Wilson. wow
Atlanta's intermediate pass defense blows
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So if someone gets stabbed with a fork or spoon are they gonna fine the restraunt for giving people weapons?
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So if someone gets stabbed with a fork or spoon are they gonna fine the restraunt for giving people weapons?
The sign isn't prohibiting anything that isn't already illegal (carrying WITHOUT a license), it's simply notifying that unlicensed carry in that establishment would incur enhanced penalties.
LICENSED carry is still perfectly OK.
Sorry I came to the dance a little late.
CigarSix, this is one of the signs we love to see in Texas! As menitioned before, it clearly states that the "unlicensed possession" is unlawful. If you have your CHL you are licensed. In my opinion since any business has the right to post a 30.06 sign but they post this instead I feel that they support CHL!
When I see this sign I smile!
Welcome to the forum, from Houston.
One more thing. As a Texan you might want to look at TexasCHLforum.com ? Index page
It is forum is equally as good as Defensive Carry but Texas CHL focused.
Enough already.
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I like the sign. It at least tells lawful CC'rs that they are welcome. It won't necessarily do anything to stop a criminal who wants to do harm, unless that criminal stops to read and actually understand what it's saying, and thus realizes that there may be lawfully armed people inside, but still I like it.
Any sign addressing weapons in French is unenforceable.
Except maybe, "se rendre".
Does one have to get a license in TX to posses a knife or baton or brick?
The word "weapon" on that sign is really the one that makes it a joke.
And any sign that ever lists penalties darn well better cite the appropriate law.
Wow, just wow.
Some of you all don't really grasp what has been posted in this thread do you. Hopyard and others have stated, and pointed out why this sign is posted at any restaurant that sells alcohol in Texas.
To the OP. Didn't your instructor cover those signs and the meaning during your CHL class?