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Okay guys just so everyone knows, I have updated "the list" into 2 runs, the first for those of you who have already paid, and the second for those who are interested but have yet to pay. The reason in doing so is because i'm ordering the belts today, for those of you who paid
So those of you who are interested there is still time to get in on the second run, and as soon as the next 10 people have paid I will order the next batch of belts and start run #2.
Thank You All!!
Suweeet! Thanks Sonik!
Alrighty, gents. The order has been placed for the first run.
Thanks, Daric! You da man!
Cool. Great news. Thanks for the update. Hope you're feeling better....
Okay. Order is in and docked with HorseloverZ. I had them hold payment until tomorrow evening, just in case a couple more people want in on this first run and just haven't had the chance to paypal me. So, if you havent paid, but want in, here's your chance. If not, the order will be paid and processed at HorseloverZ tomorrow evening. Thanks, again, guys. I cant wait to get started on these, and get your feedback.
if there's still room in run #2 can I get on it for a ROTJ belt? jeans size 32
List updated.....
payment sent!
Gotta admit.... waiting for this first run of belts to get here is slow torture. lol
I got a quick question for ya, once they are stained and dried what happens if they get wet from rain or they get washed will they bleed out and get our suits stained or once they dry there good to go. Sure alot of people would like to know about this,thanks.
I would like to get in on the second run if that is ok? I need a ROTJ waist size 38. let me know if this is OK. Thanks!!
Far as I can tell, they should be perfectly okay in the rain (remember, this is outdoor stain). I couldn't even get the color to rub off on my jeans, once the belt was dry, no matter how hard I tried.
As for washing the belts... they're mohair, with heavy chrome buckles, it prolly wouldn't be a good idea for the belt or your washing machine. lol
shopguy, I'll get ya added.
Updated second run list. As soon as I have 10 paid, I will place the belt order for the second run.
is the run still open, i am in for a fully completed ROTJ too, size is 95cm ( 3.1inches ) PM sent. thanks
I need ya to take another look at that measurement in inches. Did you mean 30.1 inches.
Got confirmation email from HL, today, that the girth belts for the first run have shipped. Yippeee!!!
Youve got PM just wanted to figure out what was what Im wanting to get in there
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This is a discussion on Looking for a 380 or 9mm please help within the Member Buy, Sell & Trade forums, part of the Marketplace category; Regardless of whether you find somebody to sell Face to face being the son of a trooper you realize the sale has to either go ...
Regardless of whether you find somebody to sell Face to face being the son of a trooper you realize the sale has to either go thru paperwork you fill out at a State Police Barracks or thru an FFL.
Sometimes you can find great deals online,BudsGuns ships to your FFL free where you need to fill out the FFL form and transfer fee.
If your trying to circumvent the process in your State it could be that you are prohibited to possess a firearm.
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
Just getting into handguns, and you want something cheap to learn on.
Consider picking up any of the 9mm third-generation Smith & Wesson semi-auto pistols that you can find used, at auctions (ie, GunBroker or GunsAmerica) or at many pawn shops and gun shops. Unless grossly abused, they'll last practically forever and likely be dead nuts reliable. They can be a great gun to learn on. Discontinued, sadly, but they're everywhere, and many can be had quite inexpensively. There aren't really any puny, mousegun variants of these in the third-gen group of S&W pistols, but most of them are fantastic choices.
Ditto on the others' recommendation to head to a large rental range, at which you can test out several different guns. Much of the suitability of a given gun is going to be the ergonomics and mechanicals, how it specifically fits you. Can't know that until you get one in hand, better yet while test-firing it on the range.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
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The Sony Cyber-shot RX100 Mark IV differs from the III slightly in camera thickness. All controls are operable when using the newer RX100 Mark IV in this installation with the exception of the rear control dial, which must be set to the inactive position. The rear dial control may be adjusted for the Mark IV camera by installing a washer underneath the control knob. Adjustment washers may be purchased through an Authorized Ikelite Dealer.
A new housing is in production which provides improved ergonomics for use with the Sony Cyber-shot RX100 Mark IV, product number 6116.14. The newer housing features improved ergonomics like a front-loading camera system and gear driven rear dial control.
Older RX100 Mark I and Mark II cameras are not usable in this housing due to differences in lens and control placement.
There's no greater assurance than being able to see the o-ring seal. Simply close the two double-passivated stainless steel locking lid snaps, and see the o-ring form a solid black, watertight seal.
Ikelite products are designed, built and tested in the USA. We use locally sourced, top-grade materials. Our housings are built by hand and individually tested for fit, function and waterproof integrity. We back our products with over 50 years of experience and service within the dive industry.
This housing is just-right-sized to hold comfortably in your hand. Controls are provided for all important camera functions including the rear dial. The camera's versatile front control ring is gear driven to place the control within easy reach. A sensitive shutter lever makes it easy to half-depress the trigger for focusing and metering. All rear controls are clearly marked with engraved indicia which will never fade or fall off.
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The Florida State defense hasn't lived up to expectations so far this season. The Seminoles are 236th in the country, averaging 69.3 points allowed per game this season. There are new starters and contributors on the Florida State roster that might take some time to gel and reach the unit's full potential.
Donovan knows that Hamilton won't stop coaching and emphasizing it.
The Seminoles' offense is 63rd in the country, averaging 75.1 points per game. Florida State is led by senior guard Michael Snaer, who is averaging 14.1 points and 5.6 rebounds this season. Their post presence is junior forward Okaro White, averaging 13.4 points and 5.3 rebounds.
The 4-3 record for Florida State could also hinder Florida's preparation, but the Gators insist they won't look at the record. Donovan pointed to the 2006 meeting between the two schools, when the Florida team led by Joakim Noah and Al Horford lost in Tallahassee to a team that came in with a two-game losing streak.
"I don't think that means anything to me at all," Donovan said. "When you play on the road, we're expecting that Florida State is going to play their best basketball."
The players have gotten the message. The Seminoles have lost back-to-back games to Minnesota and Mercer.
"It's a rivalry game. They'll be ready to play no matter what, no matter how many games they've lost before," Florida forward Will Yeguete said. "We're ranked pretty high, so it's a chance for them to get a good win for their resume. They'll be ready to play harder than any game they've played before."
It's also the first true road game for the Gators. Florida opened the season on the deck of the USS Bataan against Georgetown in a game that was cancelled after the first half. The Gators also played a neutral site game against Middle Tennessee State in Tampa. Those are the only two times Florida has left Gainesville to play this season.
The road schedule picks up starting on Wednesday. Two of Florida's next nine games will be played at home.
"Anytime you go on the road, it's always going to be a challenge," Donovan said. "It's our first road test. I'm sure it'll be a great environment for our guys. It's a different test because you're on the road for the first time."
It won't be a normal road game that the Gators will be facing. Florida earned a 37-26 win in football in Tallahassee in late November, and while the basketball rivalry isn't as heated, neither side likes each other.
That passion also makes its way to the stands, where the Florida State fan base will create a tough environment for the Gators to play in on Wednesday.
"It's an important game to us," Florida guard Mike Rosario said. "It's a rivalry. We're preparing ourselves for our first road test. It's going to be a great experience."
It's also an important time in the season when fans of both schools start to focus more on the basketball program. With football's regular season over, the Gators and Seminoles only have their football bowl games left. The heated rivalry on the basketball court is now the focus, starting with Wednesday's game.
"A game like this is good for basketball in the state of Florida," Donovan said. "It brings attention to basketball on the state of Florida. With the college football season winding down and conference play is a month away, it's these games that prepare you for your league."


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Tully's has filed for bankruptcy protection; Store closings so far do not include Alki location
West Seattle residents have grown familiar with the massive T logo for Tully's Coffee that is a landmark for the West Seattle bridge exit off I-5. That signage took on more significance today as the company filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The Puget Sound Business Journal reported today that the coffee company, which began in 1992, will close stores in Wallingford, Madison Park, Columbia Tower, Fourth and Union and stores in Redmond and Kirkland this coming Sunday.
The Alki Beach store was not mentioned as one set for closure so far.
The company press release is here.
The full story is found here: http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2012/10/tullys-coffee-files-for-...
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Beta Renewables, a biochemical company in Italy, is running the world's firstcommercial-scale plant for the production of non-food biofuels. It makes more sense economically and for the environment. The company is a leader in the field of advanced biofuels and biochemical compounds. It was established at the end of 2011 as a joint venture between Biochemtex, a company of the Mossi Ghisolfi Group, and the U.S. fund TPG (Texas Pacific Group) with a total investment of 250 million Euro (350 million dollars).
At the end of 2012, Novozymes – world leader in the enzymes industry – became a shareholder of Beta Renewables, with the acquisition of 10 percent of the shares, amounting to 90 million Euro. Beta Renewables owns the ProesaTM technology, applied to the field of biofuels and chemical intermediates. Beta Renewables manages the plant in Crescentino (VC), the first commercial facility in the world for the production of second-generation ethanol.
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LAKEVIEW —Community Service Trooper Keith Disselkoen of the Michigan State Police Lakeview Post encourages Montcalm County residents to take steps to prevent thefts, burglaries and other property crimes.
Disselkoen recently spoke with other troopers from the Lakeview Post about area crimes. Information suggested that Montcalm County is experiencing a high volume of preventable crimes. Most of these crimes are thefts and burglaries that occur at unlocked or easily accessed property. Many property crimes occur in rural areas where residents believe they are safe to leave there belongings unsecured.
"Thieves actually prefer these areas as there is less chance of witnesses," Disselkoen said. "Never think that it won't happen to you."
The most effective way to prevent or deter these crimes is to make your property a "tough target." Most thieves are looking for an easy target that they can spend little time at and create the fewest disturbances. Here are some tips to make your property a "tough target":
• Install and use good deadbolt locks in your doors (about half of all burglars enter through unlocked doors and windows).
• Secure sliding glass doors with locks or a rigid wooden dowel wedged in the track.
• Lock double-hung windows.
• Trim back shrubbery hiding doors or windows. Cut back tree limbs that could help a thief climb to second story windows.
• Make sure all porches, entrances, and yards are well lit, including motion-activated lights.
• Maintain the neighborhood. Dark alleys, litter, and rundown areas attract criminals.
• Do not hide house keys in mail boxes, planters, or under doormats.
• Do not put personal identification on key rings.
• If you lose the keys to your home or move into a new home, change the locks immediately.
• Utilize blinds or curtains in homes and garages to conceal valuables and vehicles (vehicles tell thieves if the home is occupied and your schedule).
• Lock your vehicle and conceal valuable contents.
• Park in a locked garage or a well-lit area.
• Remember that if someone knocks on your door, they might not be who they say they are, but rather gathering information about your home and your belongings before they break in. Report all suspicious visitors to police. In the recent past, MSP has arrested thieves and learned that they knocked on doors to gather information. If someone answered the door, they lied and told homeowners they were lost, were survey-takers, or were selling something.
• Don't open the door to anyone you don't know. Insist service personnel verify their identity before allowing them in.
• Do not give any personal information and keep your personal schedule a mystery.
• Install a peephole or viewer in all entry doors so you can see who is outside without opening the door.
• Do not trust door chains. They can be easily broken.
Thieves prefer an easy target and usually one that is unoccupied. If you are away from home, here are some tips that might make the thief go elsewhere:
• Make your home appear occupied when you go out.
• Leave lights on and the radio playing.
• Keep your garage door closed and locked.
• Use timing devices to turn inside lights on and off.
• If you will be gone several days, arrange to have the mail and papers stopped or picked up. Half of all home burglaries occur during the day when alert neighbors could spot and report the thieves
Disselkoen also wants to remind residents that thieves are willing to take risks if there is a reward. Thieves will be more likely to break in forcefully if valuables are in plain sight. This even includes things that look like they contain valuables as well (cell phone cases, packaging, jewelry boxes, etc.).
"Good locks, simple precautions, neighborhood awareness, and common sense can help prevent most property crimes," Disselkoen said.


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Start your supper with a simple salad: it's low in calories and research out of Penn State shows that eating a first-course salad can cut your overall calorie intake at a meal by up to 12 percent. Plus, a vegetable-packed salad delivers fiber, a must-have when you're dieting. Fiber helps you stay satisfied longer—and, according to one study, upping your fiber intake may help prevent extra pounds from creeping on and even promote weight loss.
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This is a small watercolor I did this week and is available in my online art gallery (to the right!). Many of my paintings have this perspective of looking up. Some have suggested it represents the spiritual component of my life. I also find incredible inspiration from the night sky. When the stars are shining, I often have a strong sense of God's presence. Like last night, it helps me clear my mind and center down. Smoking my pipe sometimes helps too. All things will be well. Hope you like it. Have a great day, and see you tomorrow.
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I am going to take my kids outside the city limits to see a night sky full of stars, promised to do it right after I get through this paper crunch. There is nothing like a crisp night under a sky full of stars to give you a proper perspective on life.
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which is why i sometimes remind myself that even though there may be advantages to living in a city (and there are things i miss about the city)… there's nothing that can match the beauty of a dark sky embedded with stars
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My wife and I have just moved out to the "country" and as NP said there are things about the city we miss, but not being able to see the night sky isn't one of them. Many nights out here we have sat on our deck with the lights out and just looked up. When we do that everything we are going though in our lives just seem really, really small. Love the painting btw.
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While I don't quite live in the country, there is nothing I miss about the city. Great painting, David.
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A life of purpose
Pastor Rick Warren, author of "The Purpose-Driven Life," reflects on his own crisis of purpose in the wake of his book's wild success. He explains his belief that God's intention is for each of us to use our talents and influence to do good.
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I'm blessed to live in the Rockies, and I particularly love living in the shadow of two beautiful mountains. This afternoon Mr. Mo and I set our sights on enjoying one of those mountains for another "training hike". We ended up having our stamina really tested, but we also enjoyed some stunning vistas, and beautiful surprises on our journey. Continue reading
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The final day of our vacation to Big Sky, Montana, Mr. Mo and I saved the "best for last" activity on our must-do list. We climbed the Lava Lake (Cascade Creek) trail. This is one of our favorite hikes when we visit the Bozeman area. It's not just our fave – the secret is out. This trail is rated #1 out … Continue reading
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The first inquiry Boris Johnson is due to face at Wednesday's Mayor's Question Time will come from Liberal Democrat London Assembly Member Mike Tuffrey:
Will you be following the Chancellor and basing your fares decision on CPI rather than RPI?
Very cute. George Osborne announced in his budget that he'll be linking benefits to consumer price inflation (CPI) rather than retail price inflation (RPI), which will mean lower benefits.
I've a feeling Tuffrey will not receive a commitment from Boris to treat Londoners to lower bus and Underground fares next year, not least given the "ominous reference to Transport for London's annual budget" of his fellow Lib Dem, the transport minister Norman Baker, reported in the Guardian today.
Anything less than another heavy fares hit, expected to be announced in the autumn, will come as a big, big surprise, with TfL having announced last year that its previous guidance figure of RPI plus one percent will be adjusted to RPI plus two. But it will be interesting to see if Tuffrey's question to his, as it were, coalition partner extracts any insights into what the Treasury has in mind for the capital's transport budgets and what the Tory Mayor intends to do about it.
Tuffrey and his fellow inquisitors might by then be armed with wisdom gleaned at previous day's budget and performance committee meeting, which will "explore the potential implications of the Government's budget" with the mayor's newly-appointed adviser on such matters Nicholas Griffin and Dr Michael Harris, who is Director of Public and Social Innovation at the National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts. He's an expert in the business of improving services while paying less for them. Must be in big demand. The full list of questions for MQT is here.
Much of my attention this week will continue to be on the capital's housing crisis, as more data becomes available on the likely effects of the proposed housing benefit cap and the poor prospects for the supply of the new homes London needs. I enjoyed watching Rachel Johnson, editor of The Lady magazine, on the Andrew Marr show yesterday agreeing with Ken Livingstone about the cap: "What they need to do is cap the amount of money the landlords can charge their tenants," she argued with feeling. Hope her brother was watching.


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Foxboro Flow & Valve Slide Rule------------------------------------------- This auction is for a Foxboro Flow and Valve Rule, serial number 174305, manufactured by Cox & Stevens Aircraft Corporation (embossed on inside of case flap) This 10" simplex slide rule has specilized scales tailored to the calculation of the flow of steam, liquids, and gases. The scales don't really have designations like generic slide rules. This bakelight rule is in excellent condition (picture shows actual item). All the letters, numbers, and gauge marks are clearly printed. The cursor plastic face is clear with a clear black cursor line. T is a 1/4 crack near the upper left corner of the cursor plastic. The case is pristine, no marks, nicks, initials, or any other kind of blemish, but some leather cracking at the flap fold lines (no tearing). This rule is in excellent condition, with almost no scratching of the cursor plastic or the printed face to show much use. I don't think you'll be disappointed!
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High-energy part just like Omar's personality. The ZZ Top song "Just Got Paid" couldn't have been more fitting. The drop-in at the Encinitas library was ridiculous, but maybe even more ridiculous is that he did it multiple times. I think he was just having fun. Whoo!
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Beating Stress in 10 Minutes or Less
You've probably been advised at least 200 times about the importance of self-care as a teacher. If it wasn't your CMA at Institute, it was your MTLD, or maybe your school leadership. "Make sure to do things for yourself," they preached. "You have to make time for you."
If you're like any teacher I know, you acknowledge the importance of self-care, but completely and totally neglect it.
I get it. There is no time.
We can promise ourselves that we'll recuperate during summer or convince ourselves that Friday happy hours are a form of self-care, but there are better forms of self-care. Think of self-care as complementing the Friday happy hour!
Stress is bad for your body, bad for your mind, and ultimately, bad for your students. Research cortisol if you don't believe me.
By having small habits or rituals that you do on a consistent basis, you can reduce your stress levels, increase your energy, and remind yourself that, yes, you are a human, and not just a behavior management robot.
Here are five rituals that I incorporate daily that take less than 10 minutes each:


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Artworks are dispatched within 5 working days from United Kingdom (this is the maximum time), however I usually send works on next working day after the purchase. Within the UK : Royal Mail Next Day Delivery (in exceptional cases: Royal Mail 1st Class)
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I have a 56 Chevy P/U and want to put a V-8 in it . My Uncle had his 99 Deville totalled out and it only has 82000 miles on it and I can have the motor out of it for $500. I have an 02 Seville and love the Northstar. I would love to put this in this truck. What would be involved and what else do I need off the car to make it work? I know it will take quite a bit of fab etc. Any advise would be much appreciated.


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The only way I would join is if a local shooting range I wanted to frequent required it, some do.
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if you were and stopped, why?
if you aren't but plan to, why?
The only way I would join is if a local shooting range I wanted to frequent required it, some do.
Yes, but the organizations annoys me with the constant requests to renew--3 weeks after receiving my renewal package, and this happens constantly regardless of "opting out" and calls.
Retired USAF E-8. Curmudgeon at large.
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NO. I don't pay for junk mail to be sent to my home.
Yes, as a Lifetime Member. I am also member of a shooting range that carries NRA Liability insurance which requires all members of the club to be NRA members. As a prior member of the Board of that Club we studied the insurance matter closely and believe it was an excellent policy, so I do not want a debate on that matter.
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They are not perfect but they fight for our 2nd amendment rights and pack a pretty big punch.
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With great power comes great responsibility.-Stan Lee
Yes I am (Life Member). Don't like the "marketing" stuff (email, mail, etc.) but I just delete or throw it away (recycle).
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I read Rifleman online but get the print subscription to First Freedom. I love the "armed citizen" stories.
If you were and stopped, why?
Answer: Almost became a life member when the dollar cost of becoming a life member was a joke, in
present day dollars, but too much for my wallet when gas cost 2 bits or less a gallon. I belonged for several years but dropped membership based on their magazine/published views on two issues:
Even 50 years back they took extraneous political positions or supported
positions on guns which were not reasonable.
1) Opposition to control on mail order rifles which was proposed
after it was found out how Lee Harvey Oswald got the weapon he used to kill President Kennedy. In those days there
were no background checks and you could buy a rifle at a hardware store or from a mail order catalog. Let's just
say I supported the local hardware store/ LGS.
2) Positions taken by them in support of the nascent Viet Nam War.
NRA as others (even comic strips dating to the mid 1950s) were beating the war drums.
I can not specifically recall if I dropped my NRA membership before the Aug 1964 Gulf of Tolkien Incident (which totally changed our involvement) or shortly thereafter. I was not at that time opposed to the war or to conscription--which seemed a fact of life and a right of passage. I just didn't like the mixing of various difficult policy issues with gun owner rights issues, and felt the two didn't need to be conflated with each other.
Gun owner's rights stand on their own as an issue and have nothing whatsoever to do with your desire or lack thereof
to be a warrior, or to think various thoughts on economic, social, and cultural issues: and yes, those things
were all in play then as now. Nothing really has changed.
If the Union is once severed, the line of separation will grow wider and wider, and the controversies which are now debated and settled in the halls of legislation will then be tried in fields of battle and determined by the sword.
Andrew Jackson
Another lifer, joined at the reduced rate due to being on disability.
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
"Don't forget, incoming fire has the right of way."
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They do some good things but about 50% of the products they sell in the NRA store are from China and the American made stuff most of the time you can find for less on other web sites. I try to buy American made products and when 2yrs ago NRA sent a pocket knife for renewing early I sent it back because it was made in China. Maybe thats silly but why give them money when there are a lot of small companies in the US that they could contract with and thats my 2cents


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Thanks a lot! To be honest, some of the commands Ray is using, I've never seen before. I stopped using mathematica before version 5 came out.
Coming back to Peters statement of exporting the code from Mathematica to C. How this can be done starting from my or Ray's code? There is an automated C-code-gernerator implemented in Mathematica 9, am I right?
As a step forward to the first little peace of code, here is another try, which is not really optimized. The be concrete, I try to simulate the autocorrelation function of a random walk, which is doing a step at none equally distant time steps. This has to been done for a long random walk for many particles. Instead of doing an average over many random walks and calculate one autocorrelation function I want to simulate many correlation functions and make an average over them. Since the time steps are non equal, I wrote a sub-function, which creates a new time axis and taking the necessary value for the random walk from the first table.
Here is what I come up with. It's running in a reasonable time for one particle, but for a real statistic ensemble, I have to do it over 1.000.000 particles for a long time. Optimizing this or (probably better) exporting it to C would hopefully help a lot. So how to export it?
zeitmax = 100;(* muss ein Integer sein *)
numteilchen = 1;
tauj = 1;
corr = Table[0, {i, 1, zeitmax/10}];
SucheIndex[zeitliste_, zeit_, maxindex_] :=
For[i = 1, i <= maxindex, i++,
If[zeitliste[[i]] > zeit, Break[]];
i - 1
For[j = 1, j <= numteilchen, j++,
(* Zeitachse generieren von 0 bis zeitmax *)
t = 0;
i = 1;
tabzeit = {};
time = AbsoluteTiming[While[True,
tabzeit = Append[tabzeit, t];
dt = -tauj*Log[1 - RandomReal[]];
If[t > zeitmax, Break[]];
t = t + dt;
maxidx = i;
(* Random Walk *)
time = AbsoluteTiming[
tabwalk = Table[0, {i, 1, maxidx}];
a = 0;
For[i = 1, i <= maxidx, i++,
tabwalk[[i]] = a;
If[RandomReal[{-1, 1}] > 0, a = a + 1, a = a - 1];
(*tabwalk=Table[Subscript[b, i],{i,1,maxidx}];*)
(* Korrelationsfunktion berechnen *)
time = AbsoluteTiming[
For[k = 1, k <= zeitmax/10, k++,
For[n = 1, n <= zeitmax/10*9, n++,
corr[[k]] =
corr[[k]] +
tabwalk[[SucheIndex[tabzeit, n - 1, maxidx]]]*
tabwalk[[SucheIndex[tabzeit, n + k - 2, maxidx]]]/
Print[corr // N];
Table[{tabzeit[[i]], tabwalk[[i]]}, {i, 1, maxidx}]
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Oh, I completely agree with you. It is a bad practice. Just saying that I'm lucky. Sure, if people are upset, they have a right to be. I'm a huge Hitchens fan as you may know. I've seen this video before. I agree with him. But life is still good. So just wanted people to take heart and not be too depressed if this has been done to you.
Ian, & Brad,
I just watched the video, and indeed, genital mutilation is no joke. I think that any person that advocates the same, should be called to answer for it.
We should understand, however, that the wholesale removal of the frenulum and ridged band that is performed in hospitals and back-alleys around the world today, bares little resemblance to the circumcision described in Genesis. The removal of half the skin of a normal penis was not done until 140 years after Christ was born. It was done in retaliation for those Jews that wanted to restore the tip of the foreskin that had been cut off.
I'm glad that you are still able to climax even after half of the skin on your penis was removed, but the fact that you can have an orgasm isn't the same as the full range of sensitivity that you could have.
A study published in the British Journal of Urology International found that there are significant differences between what a circumcised, and an uncircumcised man feels.
Researchers measured fine-touch sensitivity of the penis at 17 specific sites on the intact (non-circumcised) penis and the remaining 9 sites plus two scar sites on the circumcised penis. The results surprised the research team, according to Morris Sorrells, MD, lead researcher, who said, "The most sensitive part of the penis is the preputial opening. The results confirmed that the frenulum and ridged band of the inner foreskin are highly erogenous structures that are routinely removed by circumcision, leaving the penis with one-fourth the fine-touch sensitivity it originally possessed." Five sites on the penis-all regularly removed by circumcision-are more sensitive than the most sensitive site remaining on the circumcised penis. Researcher pediatrician and statistician Robert Van Howe said, "Oddly, the most sensitive site on the circumcised penis is the circumcision scar itself."
Brad, you can do that test yourself. Your girlfriend wisely knew that what would be pleasing to an uncut man, would not do much for you, because those parts are missing. Further, if you think about it, the most sensitive place left, the little bump on the front of the shaft, if you were lucky enough to have a surgeon that didn't gouge it out, is only the scarred remainder of what was your frenulum.
Here is a summary of the full study. http://www.nocirc.org/touch-test/touchtest.php
And the full study. http://www.nocirc.org/touch-test/bju_6685.pdf
Reading this thread makes my feelings that I'll never get to raise a son go bye-bye.
Gives me the willies! And no clear answer; I see it as a barbaric ritual foisted on babies, but I also see what a pain in the ass going the other route can be.
And then there's the whole getting naked with daddy thing...yikes.
Girls have been so much easier.
Having had both boys and girls, I can say that raising each is wonderful, and yes -- different.
I wouldn't give away the joy of having sons for anything, and really up until the time they entered puberty, I had nothing to worry about, or task that needed doing. The foreskin is a natural structure. Your dog, your horse, and any other mammal you have ever met, has a foreskin, and manages to survive, and thrive with no outside care.
If you ever were to have a someday teenage son, and he wanted to clean under his foreskin. Great.
Trust me, the average teenage boy will figure out how his penis works, foreskin and all, whether you tell him or not.
Sharing some bonding time with your son is purely optional, but think about it, if you aren't comfortable talking about hygiene, how can you really expect that he will turn to you when it becomes a matter of who to have sex with?
But I don't have a son.
My wife let me get a male dog, so I would not be the only guy in a house full of females.
And we neutered him right away as per the adoption agreement, lol.
Carl, how can you say there's no clear answer and that the other route (i.e. leaving the kid intact) is a pain in the ass after reading my post about iatrogenic damage?
I never got to raise a son, but if I had, in my mind there's no question of what the right and proper thing to do about his penis would be. In my view, loving parents do not mutilate their kids' genitals - end of story. To me, it doesn't matter what excuses people make in support of genital mutilation - it's wrong. Even if circumcision did stop infections (which it clearly doesn't), reasonable people do not amputate body parts to prevent infection. I mean, surely you've heard of antibiotics.
No argument there, maybe you skipped where I wrote I see it as a barbaric ritual foisted on babies.
Interesting evidence here that it is not so cut and dried (no pun intended).
No matter, I won't have to make that decision.
All I can say is - I am so grateful that my parents had me circumcised. The uncircumcised look and all that goes along with that is not for me.
Hey Man,
I am glad that you are satisfied with the look and function of your penis. Every man should have that right.
Now read the question that the thread addresses.
"Other than for religious reasons, what are your arguments for or against circumcising baby boys?"
According to your logic, we should perform painful, irreversible, elective surgery on all male infants, because YOU like the look of yours.
Do you really want to stand by that?
Might as well not have kids then. After all, you're putting them through so much trauma, forcing them out of their warm haven and pushing them through a little canal, only to have a tough life ahead of them, where they encounter people who think circumcision is a cruel act of sadism.


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Nice work. That style of holster really is a very comfortable way to carry a full size pistol.
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Nice work, been thinking about doing that myself, but have not been able to find the kydex. Looks like a trip to Bass Pro is a good excuse to head that direction.
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I found an interesting web site for those of you who own the Moisenh-Nagant rifles. It has upgraded sights for these rifles. One thing that I noticed about these great rifles is that the sights are somewhat lacking. They are adequate but could be better. So, I found a company that is doing something about it. If I had one of these rifles, I would not hesitate to check these out.
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I can do just fine with what's on them, if I need better accuracy, I'd go a scope too ,,like j427x say's.
Old eyes ya know!! I don't shoot open sights as well as I used to be able to , but anything with-in 200 meters will still be in the "danger zone", even with the sights they come with. No Problem,,,,
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I'm afraid Mr. PBSODetective is one of my few unhappy customers. There was a misunderstanding that was settled from my end, at least, but apparently not from his.
I've been in business since 2011. It's true I'm one person and build everything I make by hand to ensure quality. Sometimes, this takes time, especially since I seem to be rather popular.
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Sorry to say, but I don't think that you will be able to find what you need very easily. Might just be better to fab up your own brackets.
How can I do that though? I definitely don't have the tools for that hahaha
You need the proper tools to maintain and mod your car.
Happy modding![cheers]
Alright. Thanks man!
Its going to be virtually impossible to find the brackets. But try this place.
Alright now here I can help if you have any of the brackets that are the same size as the one that you need take it to a metal working shop and explain to them how it works and they should be able to fabricate you one or if you want just have all new ones back and powdercoat them. The only reason I know this will work is I'm a former Saleen owner and I had one of my brackets break on me, and I did just as I said and the ones that the machine shop created were much better quality then the factory ones so I got them powdercoated and they worked perfect.
Alright, awesome! Thanks for the help!
me too,I don't think that you will be able to find what you need very easily. Might just be better to fab up your own brackets.http://www.4948.info/xinjiechi/images/12.gif
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Warp Speed Ahead On The Net
When Michael C. Stepp got a taste of high-speed access to the Internet, it was like a drug. Starting in 1996, the federal government worker participated in a Bell Atlantic Corp. trial of digital subscriber line (DSL) technology--which zaps data over basic copper telephone wires 30 times faster than today's speediest modems. That let him hopscotch across his favorite Web sites and download software in a snap. When his wife started looking for a new house in suburban Washington last year, he told her she could buy anything she wanted--as long as it was within a DSL trial area. She ended up finding her dream house, but it was outside the range. "I regretfully said O.K. with tears in my eyes," says Stepp.
In coming months, millions of others may come to understand why Stepp got so choked up. These days, telephone, cable, and satellite companies are investing billions of dollars in new technologies that will link users to the Net at lightning speeds--as high as 250 times faster than standard modems. This month, US West Inc. is rolling out DSL that it promises will be available to as many as 10 million people in 46 cities by June. Silicon Valley startup @Home Corp., which provides high-speed access over cable networks, has doubled the number of homes that can buy its service in the past three months, to 4.5 million. By 2001, nearly 80% of U.S. households will have fast access at hand, up from 15% today, according to market researcher Dataquest Inc. "Speed is addictive," says Jeff C. Kissell, GTE Corp. vice-president for national marketing. "Most of these people would rather give up their cars than give up their [Net] speed."
Higher speed limits on the Net are long overdue. For years, cybernauts have griped that it can take several minutes to jump between Web pages--an aggravation that led to its rechristening as the World Wide Wait. Moreover, telephone and cable companies-- each with technology that could ease the frustration--seemed in no big rush to change that. The cost of providing high-speed service, as much as $2,000 per person, was just too high.
But the foot-dragging appears to be over. Why? In a word, competition. The telephone and cable companies are squaring off against each other to snatch up the growing number of Netizens, now 55 million strong and growing by 20%-plus a year. Providing Internet access is a $6.5 billion business that is expected to double, to $13.3 billion, in the next four years, says Northern Business Information.
Each camp is pushing the technology that plays to its strength. The phone companies are hawking DSL because it works over the copper phone wires already hooked up to every home and business in the country. Cable companies are pushing cable modems, which connect to existing TV cable networks.
So far, the cable companies are ahead by a nose. For one, they have some 100,000 subscribers--more than twice the number of DSL users. Backed by Tele-Communications, Comcast, and Cox Communications, @Home is offering blazing-fast connections for a mere $30 to $50 a month, in addition to cable-TV costs. That has helped it grab 50,000 subscribers, double what it had three months ago. Time Warner Inc.'s Road Runner Group and US West Media Group, which are merging, have snapped up 50,000 customers in 16 cities.
PROMISES. But the race is far from over, and telephone companies are starting to get traction. On Jan. 26, the five Baby Bells banded with computer titans Microsoft, Intel, and Compaq Computer to set a DSL standard called "DSL lite" that will make it easier for consumers to use the new technology. Since then, US West's pledge to roll out DSL in its 14-state region has been a big endorsement of the technology. "We're building the new telco," crows US West's CEO Sol Trujillo. Others are following suit: Ameritech Corp. will offer DSL in Chicago this spring. Bell Atlantic Corp., GTE, and BellSouth plan DSL offerings this year.
Egging them all on is the computer industry--Microsoft Corp., in particular. Chairman William H. Gates III is throwing his considerable clout--and money--behind both camps in an effort to get more bandwidth to homes. He figures that faster access will make it possible to jazz up the Net with more TV-like graphics and video. That in turn could draw an even bigger audience, selling more personal computers loaded with Microsoft software. "If we don't get it going, it could slow down the growth of the consumer market," says Gates. So Microsoft invested $1 billion in cable provider Comcast and backed the DSL standard. Gates also is a lead investor in Teledesic, a $9 billion satellite system that will provide ultrafast Net links by 2002.
Still, Gates may not get all that he wants--at least not right away. The phone and cable companies have both promised more than they could deliver in the past. Remember interactive TV? Or the promise of 500 TV channels? The phone companies fumbled the rollout of the last speedy transmission technology, Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN). More than five years after ISDN became available, there are only about 1 million users, thanks to bungled marketing and troublesome installation. "We need to see whether any of this is substantive," says Brett Azuma, a Dataquest analyst.
So far, the cable players look more capable of living up to the hype. Cable modems are typically faster than DSL, although speeds vary for both. While @Home can process 3 million bits per second, the top DSL speed in use is 1.5 million bits per second. "It smokes," says Rande A. Leonard, a refining company executive in Phoenix, of his @Home service. Cable is usually cheaper, too. A top-flight @Home connection costs $50 a month, compared with $200 for the highest-speed DSL hookup. Slower DSL, however, can be had for $40 a month, and it can serve as a second phone line.
Also critical, the cable companies are in a better position to invest than they were even a year ago. Although they still can't match the deep-pocketed telcos, the cable players have benefited from Gates's investment and Wall Street's newfound faith in the industry.
PRICE PRESSURE. Still, the phone companies have several key advantages. Cable-modem users share the cable pipe with others in their neighborhood. That's a security risk because a marginally skilled hacker could dig his way into a neighbor's computer files. Sharing a pipe also means that Net speeds drop as more people use it. "It slows a little at peak times," concedes Leonard, the @Home user. Cable also may have to cede much of the business market, since most companies don't have cable-TV connections. DSL also has the advantage of being fast both in bringing data to your computer and in sending it out. More than 80% of cable modems have to send data back to the Net over sluggish phone lines.
Cable and DSL connections share one common disadvantage today: They're not available in most parts of the country. Even with US West's rollout, fewer than 25% of U.S. households will be able to use either service this year. That has opened the door for an alternative: satellite service. Hughes Electronics Corp. is selling DirecPC, which provides Net connections of 200 to 400 kilobits per second (KBPS) for $20 to $130 per month. "You can get this service in every corner of the United States," boasts Paul Gaske, a senior vice-president at Hughes.
That may be a lasting advantage in some locales. While both DSL and cable service will become available in urban and suburban regions, satellite service from Hughes, Teledesic, and others may be the only offering for rural parts of the U.S. "We absolutely get all of that," says Gaske. Although its speeds are relatively sluggish, Hughes has won some 60,000 customers worldwide. Satellite speeds will get much faster: Downloads of 10 million bits per second are possible in the next several years.
While businesses are buying the new services first, residential customers offer the biggest opportunity. The key to penetrating the consumer market will be price. A recent Yankee Group survey of over 1,900 U.S. households found that more than two-thirds of Web surfers want faster access to the Net. But fewer than 10% are willing to dole out even $40 a month, including Net access.
That means @Home and the other cable providers have a leg up, at least for now. But the phone companies won't stand pat. "For us to drive the kind of penetration that's possible, we have to drive the cost down," vows Joe Zell, a US West vice-president. With the phone and cable companies starting to slug it out, Stepp may soon have his fast Net connection back.


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The following summarizes the types of resources that may be available. There are various eligibility requirements and the types of services available vary considerably. Any associated fees are based on income.
Programs for Children - For families with income below 200% of the federal poverty level (for a family of four this is around $35,000), you should apply to the KidCare Program for your child. Information is available at the following site:www.floridakidcare.org. KidCare provides both medical and dental insurance for children.
Medicaid Program for Adults - Provides only emergency services, which basically includes just extractions.
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There are also volunteer programs in a number of counties. Most of the services provided are only for the relief of pain and infection.
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Killer storm in Philippines
More than 30 people have drowned in a Philippine town after torrents of water dumped by a powerful typhoon cascaded down a mountain, engulfing emergency shelters.
The deaths raised the toll from one of the strongest storms to hit the country this year to at least 41.
Rain from Typhoon Bopha accumulated on top of a mountain then burst down on Andap village, in New Bataan town in hard-hit Compostela Valley province. The victims included villagers who had fled from their homes to a school and village hall, which were then swamped by the flash flood.
An army truck carrying soldiers and villagers was also washed away.
Bopha slammed into the southern Davao Oriental province region at dawn, its ferocious winds ripping roofs from homes and rain flooding low-lying farmland.
Two provinces lost power and more than 100 domestic flights were cancelled. About 60,000 people fled to emergency shelters.
The dead included three children who were buried by a wall of mud and boulders that plunged down a mountain in Marapat village, also in Compostela Valley.
"The only thing we could do was to save ourselves. It was too late for us to rescue them," said Valentin Pabilana, who survived the landslide.
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A mormon just believes
Actually they got one of the items of Mormon theology wrong: Jesus Christ is God's only begotten son.
That is Evangelical/Catholic theology. Mormon doctrine is that Got had tons of spirit babies including Lucifer, Jesus' brother and that Mormons are all Jesus' brother that will grow up to be gods just like daddy.
It's interesting these ads 'And I'm a Mormon', they have people tell you about their lives. One was like an ad on why I should be a physicist, not a Mormon. They're obviously ashamed of Mormon doctrine and they only want to tell you about it later after you've socially bonded.
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eddieangel wrote:In actuallity this is going to be accessed through LinqToEF so it is going look
more like:...
eddieangel wrote:I don't really think I like the additional overhead of the subquery
eddieangel wrote: I don't see anything helpful.
eddieangel wrote:Oh there it is
eddieangel wrote:Don't get me wrong, I don't doubt the validity of the information you provided
or your decades of information. Rather, I just wanted to check the size of the
boot it was delivered on. If you can't find a way to be nice when someone asks a
question, after decades of working in the field, maybe you should consider a
better way to spend the next couple of decades.
eddieangel wrote:I might have only been at this for ten years but I have figured out that someone
asking a question probably just wants an answer to that question
eddieangel wrote:And that piece of knowledge comes from decades of being a decent human being
eddieangel wrote:Be nice to people if you want them to be nice to you kind of stuff
eddieangel wrote:nd I am sure no one else has any problems.
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Catch The Glen at Atlantic City Motorsports Show
By: WGI Staff on 1/14/2009
Watkins Glen International will join a wide variety of automotive exhibiters at the 24th Annual Motorsports Racing Car Show being held at the Atlantic City Convention Center in Atlantic City, NJ, January 16-17, 2009. The historic road course will feature its NASCAR Nationwide Series show car as well as one from the IndyCar® Series at its display. Tickets for the entire 2009 season at The Glen will be available for purchase at the booth.
Fans that visit the WGI display will have several ways to feed their need for racing. First, they can get up-close and personal with the #33 Camping World show car driven by Kevin Harvick during the 2008 Zippo 200 NASCAR Nationwide Series race and also one from the IndyCar Series. Second, they can hop into one of two racing simulators and challenge the twists and turns of The Glen just like their favorite NASCAR driver. Third, they can pick-up the most up-to-date information about The Glen and speak to several WGI staff members about the upcoming season. Fans will be able to find the booth just inside the main entrance. The price of adult admission at the show is $15 for a one-day pass, $5 for children ages 6-12, and free for children ages 5 and under.
Tickets for the racing action at Watkins Glen International are on-sale now and can be purchased at the Atlantic City Motorsports Show all weekend. This year the season kicks-off with the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car, KONI Challenge, and NASCAR Camping World East Series during the Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen weekend, June 5-7. Open-wheel racing returns for the 4th of July holiday during the Camping World Grand Prix at The Glen, July 3-5, and the NASCAR Sprint Cup and NASCAR Nationwide Series return to The Glen on their traditional weekend, August 6-9. For more tickets and more information, please contact the Watkins Glen International ticket office at 866-461-RACE or log on to the official website www.TheGlen.com.
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Dane Carlson, a recent graduate of the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program, won an honor award in the General Design Category of the 2011 American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) student awards.
Dane's project, Reclaiming the Shoreline: Redefining Indiana's Lake Michigan Coast, explores the recovery and revitalization of industrial landscapes along the Lake Michigan shore.
"The coal generating station in Michigan City, Indiana is one of a series of industrial complexes which have dominated the shoreline of Lake Michigan for decades, bringing with them pollution of ground and water and crippled shorelines. This design solution utilizes the framework of industrial infrastructure to return the site to ecological and community function; as ecological processes develop through a series of phases, human inhabitation brings the site to life." You can view the project submission at http://www.asla.org/2011studentawards/267.html.
Dane's faculty advisor was Meg Calkins with support from faculty mentors Chris Marlow and John Motloch and professionals Todd Thompson and Noel Pavlovic.
This is the second year in a row that a BLA student from Ball State has won this award in company of mainly graduate students from the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, Louisiana State University, University of Virginia, and Berkeley.