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This past week ONLY NY released its Spring/Summer 2014 lookbook, we shared the second official trailer of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jhené Aiko posed for sexy photos in the May issue of GQ, Nike released its Roshe Run "Summer Print" pack, and Rihanna posed completely topless for the cover of the July issue of Lui magazine. Below you'll find a roundup of our favorite comments from the week, spanning the aforementioned posts and a few others. Be sure to keep the funny, interesting and bizarre comments coming, and in the meantime check out this week's finest below.
#10 commented on: ONLY NY Spring/Summer 2014 Lookbook
"lol: Slide 4 looks like if Kendrick and Tyler the Creator had a baby"
#09 commented on: Watch the Second Official Trailer for 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' starring Megan Fox and William Fichtner
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#06 commented on: Seth Rogen Talks about Performing at Kanye West's Wedding on Ellen
"SMG: why does this mothefucker laugh like Grover from Sesame street?"
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"eyyyy: a.k.a. Nike Roshe Run 'NWTS'"
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#03 commented on: Rihanna Goes Completely Topless for the Cover of 'Lui' Magazine July 2014
"C'mon B: that's what drake been cryin over for 3 albums ….???? ……."
#02 commented on: Listen to Michael Jackson's "Love Never Felt So Good" featuring Justin Timberlake
"Rob Swierczek: i wouldn't really consider this "teaming up". if it is i'm gonna go draw all over a picasso and promote it as a collab"
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determine an equation for each plane
a) contains the point A(6,2,3), B(5,1,-3), and C(5,7,-2)
b) parallel to 2x + 6y + 4z = 1 and contains the point P(3,2,1)
vector AB = (-1,-1,-6)
vector AC = (-1,5,-5)
a normal to these two vectors is (35, 1, -6) , I assume you know how to take a cross-product
the plane has equation
35x+ y - 6z = c
plug in a point, e.g. A(6,2,3)
210 + 2 - 18 = c
c =194
plane equation: 35x + y - 6z = 194
check by subbing in points B and C, (they work)
b) Since they are parallel, they must differ only in the constant
so new equation: 2x + 6y + 4z = c
plug in your point to find c
1. Find vectors AB and AC.
2. Calculate the cross product of ABxAC, which gives the normal vector to the required plane.
3. Form the equation of the plane. The components of the normal vector correspond to the coefficients of x, y and z of the equation of the plane.
4. Find the constant term of the plane by passing the plane through one of the three points, i.e. substitute (xa,ya,za) into the equation and find the constant term.
5. Optionally, check that the other points pass through the equation of the plane.
Parallel to 2x + 6y + 4z = 1 means that the normal is <2,6,4>.
Take the left-hand side of the equation and evaluate with the point P(3,2,1), i.e. pass a plane parallel to 2x + 6y + 4z = 1 through the given point:
So the required equation of the plane is
2x + 6y + 4z = 16

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PC Shipments Fell Less Than Expected. Tablets Grew Less
Subject: General Tech, Systems, Mobile | October 14, 2013 - 09:27 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: Lenovo, hp, dell, tablets
About 81 million PCs were sold in the third quarter of this year; a decline of 8 percent from the same quarter of last year. This is according to reports from Windows IT Pro who averaged figures from IDC and Gartner.
The firms, however, were expecting somewhere between a 9 and 10 percent drop.
A further decline (in global shipments) is still expected to occur next year. Tablet sales have slowed from projections, albeit still on a growing trend, due to emerging markets and the simplification of generic content consumption. Our viewers probably extend beyond the generic but many others do not, for whatever number of reasons, use their devices except for media and text-based web browsing; as such, customers are more hesitant to replace their PCs.
Lenovo, HP, and Dell were 1-2-3 in terms of worldwide PC sales with each experiencing slight growth. HP is very near to Lenovo in terms of unit sales, less than a quarter million units separating the two, although I would expect Lenovo would have wider margins on each unit sold. HP extends further into the low value segments. Acer and ASUS had a sharp decline in sales.
Unfortunately, the article does not give any specific details on the tablet side. They did not reach their projections.
HP's mobile Haswell lineup
Subject: General Tech | September 19, 2013 - 01:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Spectre 13, hp, Leap Motion. spectre 17, hybrid
HP announced quite a few new products though they went a little light on the specs as far as many enthusiasts would prefer. The Spectre 13 will be a hybrid tablet and laptop, the screen a 13" 1080p and the full device being 13.4mm thick, weighing 1.47kg and selling for over $1000. Perhaps the most interesting feature of this device is that has no fans in the keyboard portion, something very rare in Haswell machines. They've also released some limited info about a 17" model which has a Leap Controller built into it, which is a little less expensive than the hybrid model and will give you a chance to wave your hands at your PC. The Inquirer spills what it knows here.
"COMPUTER MAKER HP announced a raft of PCs and laptops today, including a fanless 2-in-1 detachable Haswell powered ultrabook and a notebook with a leap motion controller built in."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Kernel Developers, Linus Torvalds Emphasize Diversity for Innovation @ Linux.com
- Intel Iris Pro Linux Graphics Yield Some Wins Against Windows @ Phoronix
- Accurate temperature control of your 3D printer extruder @ Hack a Day
- Cyanogenmod goes pro, looks to create a better version of Android @ The Inquirer
- iOS 7 review @ The Inquirer
- Meet the Unmagnificent Seven: The critical holes plugged in Firefox update @ The Register
- Mountain Mods Ascension CYO @ Modders-Inc
- Apple iPhone 5S 64GB @ eTeknix
- TESORO Joint Giveaway - Win 3 Kuven 7.1 Virtual Surround Headsets & 3 Gandiva Gaming Mice @ NikKTech
Higher than High Definition ... we need a better name for 2560 x 1440
Subject: Displays | August 22, 2013 - 02:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: hd, 2560x1440, asus, dell, eizo, fujitsu, hp, LG, Iiyama, philips, Samsung
Hardware.info had a chance to review 14 different 2560x1440 displays of which all but three they could find for sale; prices ranged from $500 to $950. That price range is interesting as all of the displays reviewed were 27" models, so the disparity is not caused by larger screens. Gamers may want to head straight to their findings on Response Time and Input Lag but you should spend the time to read the whole round up if you are more interested in the colour accuracy.
"Most IT product categories tend to evolve rapidly, but developments in computer monitors have been decidedly slower. Although larger screens are slowly becoming more affordable, the most common resolution remains 1920x1080 pixels. Nonetheless, this year we're seeing more and more manufacturers release WQHD monitors. Hardware.Info collected 14 different models of these very impressive monitors and tested them to find out which is the best one to get."
Here are some more Display articles from around the web:
- Asus ProArt PA249Q 24″ AH-IPS LCD Monitor @ eTeknix
- Nixeus VUE 30: 30" 2560x1600 IPS Monitor @ AnandTech
- Vizio M501D-A2R Review @ TechReviewSource
- SilverStone ARM11SC Arm One Monitor Mount @ Phoronix
Lenovo Outperforms Market Forecasts, Grabs Global PC Market Share Lead From HP
Subject: General Tech | July 14, 2013 - 03:02 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: Lenovo, IDC, hp, desktop market share
Earlier this week Gartner reported that global PC shipments in the second quarter of this year had fallen 10.9% YoY. In line with Gartner's statistics, market research firm IDC (International Data Corp) has also released Q2 2013 results on global PC shipments. The interesting takeaway from the IDC report is the market share numbers, however. The IDC report shows that Lenovo has overtaken HP as the number one PC OEM with the highest market share.
According to IDC, global PC shipments fell 11.4% to 75.632 million units versus the same time last year. Despite taking first place, Lenovo still managed to shrink 1.4% YoY due to a 10% decrease in shipments to the Asia/Pacific market (excluding Japan) which makes up about 50% of Lenovo's market. It still managed to outperform market forecasts by only seeing a slight decrease from 12,802,000 PC shipments in Q2 2012 to 12,619,000 in Q3 2013.
Because Lenovo's shipments only decreased 1.4%, it managed to snag 1st place from HP which shrank 7.7% YoY. Lenovo now holds 16.7% of global PC market share versus 15% market share at the same time last year. Comparatively, HP went from 15.7% in Q2 2012 to 16.4% in Q2 2013. ASUS and Acer actually lost market share and saw decreased global PC shipments of 21.1% and 32.6% respectively.
In short, Lenovo lost the least amount of shipments in an overall declining market, so it managed to edge out HP and the other major OEMs for top spot. Although it still had a net loss (in number of shipments / growth), it performed quite well this quarter.
More information can be found here.
What do you think about Lenovo earning the most market share for global PC shipments?
HP SlateBook x2: Tegra 4 on Android 4.2.2 in August
Subject: General Tech, Graphics Cards, Processors, Mobile | May 15, 2013 - 09:02 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: tegra 4, hp, tablets
Sentences containing the words "Hewlett-Packard" and "tablet" can end in a question mark, an exclamation mark, or a period on occasion. The gigantic multinational technology company tried to own a whole mobile operating system with their purchase of Palm and abandoned those plans just as abruptly with such a successful $99 liquidation of $500 tablets, go figure, that they to some extent did it twice. The operating system was open sourced and at some point LG swooped in and bought it, minus patents, for use in Smart TVs.
So how about that Android?
The floodgates are open on Tegra 4 with HP announcing their SlateBook x2 hybrid tablet just a single day after NVIDIA's SHIELD move out of the projects. The SlateBook x2 uses the Tegra 4 processor to power Android 4.2.2 Jellybean along with the full Google experience including the Google Play store. Along with Google Play, the SlateBook and its Tegra 4 processor are also allowed in TegraZone and NVIDIA's mobile gaming ecosystem.
As for the device itself, it is a 10.1" Android tablet which can dock into a keyboard for extended battery life, I/O ports, and well, a hardware keyboard. You are able to attach this tablet to a TV via HDMI along with the typical USB 2.0, combo audio jack, and a full-sized SD card slot; which half any given port is available through is anyone's guess, however. Wirelessly, you have WiFi a/b/g/n and some unspecified version of Bluetooth.
The raw specifications list follows:
NVIDIA Tegra 4 SoC
- ARM Cortex A15 quad core @ 1.8 GHz
- 72 "Core" GeForce GPU @ ~672MHz, 96 GFLOPS
- 2GB DDR3L RAM ("Starts at", maybe more upon customization?)
- 64GB eMMC SSD
- 1920x1200 10.1" touch-enabled IPS display
- HDMI output
- 1080p rear camera, 720p front camera with integrated microphone
- 802.11a/b/g/n + Bluetooth (4.0??)
- Combo audio jack, USB 2.0, SD Card reader
- Android 4.2.2 w/ Full Google and TegraZone experiences.
If this excites you, then you only have to wait until some point in August; you will also, of course, need to wait until you save up about $479.99 plus tax and shipping.
Applied Micro's X-Gene SoC Will Be Used In HP Project Moonshot Servers
Subject: Systems | April 19, 2013 - 03:56 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: X-Gene, servers, project moonshot, microserver, hp, arm, Applied Micro Circuits, 64-bit
A recent press release from AppliedMicro (Applied Micro Circuits Corporation) announced that the company's X-Gene server on a chip technology would be used in an upcoming HP Project Moonshot server.
An HP Moonshot server (expect the X-Gene version to be at least slightly different).
The X-Gene is a 64-bit ARM SoC that combines ARM processing cores with networking and storage offload engines as well as a high-speed interconnect networking fabric. AppliedMicro designed the chip to provide ARM-powered servers that will reportedly reduce the Total Cost of Ownership of running webservers in a data center by reducing upfront hardware and ongoing electrical costs.
The X-Gene chips that will appear in HP's Project Moonshot servers feature a SoC with eight AppliedMicro-designed 64-bit ARMv8 cores clocked at 2.4GHz, four ARM Cortex A5 cores for running the Software Defined Network (SDN) controller, and support for storage IO, PCI-E IO, and integrated Ethernet (four 10Gb Ethernet links). The X-Gene chips are located on card-like daughter cards that slot into a carrier board that has networking fabric to connect all the X-Gene cards (and the SoCs on those cards). Currently, servers using X-Gene SoCs require a hardware switch to connect all of the X-Gene cards in a rack. However, the next-generation 28nm X-Gene chips will eliminate the need for a rack-level hardware switch as well as featuring 100Gb networking links).
The X-Gene chips in HP Project Moonshot will use relatively little power compared to Xeon-based solutions. AppliedMicro has stated that the X-Gene chips will be at least two-times as power efficient, but has not officially release power consumption numbers for the X-Gene chips under load. However, at idle the X-Gene SoCs will use as little as 500mW and 300mW of power at idle and standby (sleep mode) respectively. The 64-bit quad issue, Out of Order Execution chips are some of the most-powerful ARM processors to date, though they will soon be joined by ARM's own 64-bit design(s). I think the X-Gene chips are intriquing, and I am excited to see how well they fare in the data center environment running server applications. ARM has handily taken over the mobile space, but it is still relatively new in the server world. Even so, the 64-bit ARM chips by AppliedMicro (X-Gene) and others are the first step towards ARM being a viable option for servers.
According to AppliedMicro, HP Project Moonshot servers with X-Gene SoCs will be available later this year. You can find the press blast below.
New Flash based products coming to a server near you
Subject: General Tech | April 4, 2013 - 01:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: memristor, non-volitle RAM, mlc, PCIe SSD, hitachi, hp, dell
The Register assembled a brief look at the near future of flash storage products from HP, Hitachi, Dell and NetApp. HP expects to be shipping memristor based storage devices by the end of the year as well as photonic inter-node backplanes which will offer much faster transfer than copper based solutions. Hitachi Data Systems believes they have made a breakthrough in MLC flash and controller technology which will not only extend the usable life of the memory but they expect price parity with high end SAS HDDs by the end of 2015. Check out those stories as well as Dell's server plans and NetApp's new OS right here.
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Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Non-Volatile DIMMs To Ship This Year @ Slashdot
- How to Run Linux on ODROID-U2: A Monster of an ARM Machine @ Linux.com
- Customer designed ARM chips will give Intel headaches @ The Inquirer
- Open-Source 3D Support For NVIDIA's Tegra @ Phoronix
- A guide to Windows Blue / Windows 8.1 @ Hardware.info
- How to Install Windows 7 Guide @ OCC
Is there a Flash flood coming?
Subject: General Tech | March 25, 2013 - 12:50 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: spintronics, racetrack, pram, molybdenum, micron, memristor, IBM, hp, graphene, flash
Over the past several years we have seen actual production of phase change memory from Micron, though no benchmarks yet, transistors whose resistance can be altered to be used as non-volatile storage which HP has dubbed Memristors and IBM's Spintronic Racetrack Memory; all of which claim to be the replacement for NAND. There is no question we need a new type of flash, preferably non-volatile, as it is likely that there will be a limit on effective speed and density reached with traditional NAND. It is also true that the path to our current flash technology is littered with the carcasses of failed technology standards, whether RAMBUS is willing to admit it or not.
Now there is more details available on yet another possible contender based on molybdenum disulfide which sports a charge-trapping layer to make it non-volatile. The Register was told that by layering MoS2 between layers of graphene they get a NAND cell smaller than traditional cells but unfortunately there was no report of the speed of these cells. We may soon be living in interesting times, with process shrunk traditional flash and these four technologies competing for market share. You can bet that they will not be compatible and that each will likely spawn their own breeds of controllers and make purchasing SSDs and other flash storage devices much more complicated, at least until one standard can claim victory over the others.
"A Swiss government research lab has reinvented flash memory using graphene and molybdenite in a way that should be faster, scale smaller, use less energy and yet more flexible than boring old NAND.
Molybdenite is MoS2, molybdenum disulfide, which is similar to graphite and also has a lubricating effect. Atomically it is a layer of molybdenum atoms between top and bottom layers of sulfide atoms. It is a semiconductor and can be used to create transistor."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Intel to release new SSDs for enterprise and datacenter applications @ DigiTimes
- Rival bidders emerge for Dell @ The Inquirer
- Testers Say IE 11 Can Impersonate Firefox Via User Agent String @ Slashdot
- How to survive a UEFI BOOT-OF-DEATH on Samsung laptops @ The Register
- Mining bitcoins on a Nintendo @ Hack a Day
- Twitter, Hotmail, LinkedIn, Yahoo Open To Hijacking @ Slashdot
- MSI MPOWER OC Event @ Madshrimps
- Samsung Galaxy S4 vs Blackberry Q10 specs comparison @ The Inquirer
- ARM's new CEO: You'll get no 'glorious new strategy' from me @ The Register
- Samsung Galaxy S4 interactive @ The Inquirer
- 18 days of hottish Pebble love @ The Tech Report
HP Announces New 14" Chromebook
Subject: General Tech | February 5, 2013 - 07:08 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: pavilion 14, hp, google, Chromebook
HP recently launched the Pavilion 14 Chromebok, which is a notebook running Google's Chrome OS operating system and suite of web applications. The Pavilion 14 Chromebook is a 14" laptop measuring 0.83-inches thick and weighing 3.96 pounds.
The new Chromebook is based on one of HP's existing Windows laptops–the Sleekbook 14-b010us. It features a 14" screen with a resolution of 1366x768, full qwerty keyboard and track pad, and a webcam.
External IO includes:
- 3 x USB 2.0
- 1 x HDMI
- 1 x Ethernet (10/100)
- 1 x Card reader
- 1 x Headphone jack
The system is powered by a dual core Intel Celeron 847 clocked at 1.1 GHz, 2GB of RAM, and a 16GB solid state drive (SSD). Dual-band 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 3.0 radios are included, but unlike other Chromebooks there is no cellular connectivity out of the box. Further, Google is providing 100GB of Google Drive cloud storage for free (for two years). HP estimates system battery life at 4.25 hours.
The Pavilion 14 Chromebook is available now on HP's website for $329.99. That makes it one of the most expensive Chromebooks on the market. Chrome OS has come a long way, and even includes a minimal desktop. The hardware looks nice, but I would have liked to see a higher resolution display along with cellular modem for the price, however. It will be interesting to see how well the larger 14" form factor sells.
A Workstation All-in-One
While consumers know HP for its substantial market share in the world of desktops and notebooks, perhaps more important to HP's bottom line is the company's server and workstation business. While we all know what servers do there might be some confusion about what a workstation is and what it does.
Workstations are usually defined as computers used by content creators and despite that fact that you burned that DVD of your family vacation, that's not quite the same. Brands like Xeon, Quadro, FirePro and Opteron are what you will find different in a workstation class computer versus a standard computer or laptop. And while technology enthusiasts will debate the actual differences between these components, the fact is that the market demands them.
Today we are taking a quick look at the HP Z1 Workstation, a unique workstation in that it resides in the shell of an all-in-one computer. But not just your normal AIO - this is a 27-in 2560x1400 display with a chassis that opens up for easy access to components inside.
Once we show you how the processor, SSD, Quadro graphics and everything else works inside I think you will see the appeal of this kind of system even for professionals that require the stability and software support of a workstation class device. Check out our Video Perspective below and then continue on for some more photos and benchmark results from the HP Z1 Workstation!
The side profile shows the HP Z1 is slim enough but still holds a lot of hardware.
You'll find two USB 3.0 ports, Firewire, audio connections and a card reader near the bottom.
The power button, activity lights and eject button live up top.
Continue reading our article on the HP Z1 Workstaion All-in-One PC!!
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But Iran and the west continued to trade verbal blows and headed towards confrontation over the US and European resolve to shift the dispute to the UN security council in New York this week, launching a process that could result in sanctions. Tehran is threatening to retaliate with full-scale uranium enrichment.
Behind the scenes at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) the search appeared to be on for a deal to at least give the parties some breathing space.
Opening a meeting of the 35-strong IAEA board, the agency's chief, Mohammed ElBaradei, said he was optimistic that a deal could be struck this week and emphasised that a key issue was defining nuclear "research and development", which Iran says it will not give up.
The R&D refers to low-level work on uranium enrichment. The Europeans and the Americans are demanding Iran freezes all enrichment work before its negotiations with the EU can be resumed.
A US state department official said Washington wanted the security council to tackle the Iranian challenge "sooner rather than later".
Iran responded by warning that security council action would kill off all chances of a negotiated settlement and provoke it to embark on large-scale enrichment. This is the best route to a nuclear bomb, although Iran insists its programmes are peaceful. While US and European officials insisted no talks were taking place with Iran, senior officials close to the IAEA said the opposite and that Germany, France and Russia were keen to explore Iranian proposals.
"There is a lot of dialogue going on to try to reach an agreement on modalities for Iran and the EU to go back to the negotiating table," Dr ElBaradei said.
Western diplomats said the IAEA chief supported an arrangement under which Iran would freeze uranium enrichment for two years, resume talks with the EU on an overall settlement of the row, agree to intrusive IAEA inspections of its programmes, but be allowed to operate a small number of centrifuges for research.
Such a deal would be a victory for Iran, but would also enable the west to keep a closer watch on Iran and slow its progress. "It's a good deal," said a diplomat sympathetic to the IAEA expert view.
European and US officials, however, insisted the Iranians had to reinstate a full freeze on enrichment and also made plain that two years was too short a period for "restoring confidence" in Iran's plans.
"R&D makes it sound innocent and peaceful. We don't consider their programme to be innocent and peaceful," said the state department source.
For three years, the bottom line of western strategy has been to deny Iran uranium enrichment because it is the key to acquiring the knowhow for a nuclear bomb. "R&D is an issue which is very much divisive," said Dr ElBaradei. "Both parties are taking a hard position."


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Looking to acquire a PT145 within the next year.....looking for input from anyone who has knowledge on this pistols. Especially those who own one. Any feedback would be appreciated....
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Looking to acquire a PT145 within the next year.....looking for input from anyone who has knowledge on this pistols. Especially those who own one. Any feedback would be appreciated....
I had an earlier model -not sure which "generation"-nothing but problems-FTF,FTE - and Taurus's CS only made it worse.
I owned one worked fine at !st. Then started having feeding problems. After sending it back 3 times and it still not being fixed i trade it.Have owned several taurus's in the past but i learned my lesson with thier customer service. Will never buy one again.
One of my first guns, didn't like it...moved on to better firearms...that was years ago.OMOYMV
I owned and carried a PT145 for about 3 months and.... I liked it... for the most part.
Things I liked
- Good trigger
- 10+1 of .45 is a lot of firepower
- Compact and lightweight for a double stack .45
- Came with Heine straight 8 sights which I really liked
- Soft shooting
Things I didn't like
- I got 1 bad mag with it and getting Taurus to replace it was like trying to teach a cat to fly a kite
- It has a external safety and I decided I didn't like eternal Safeties.
- It has that stupid key/lock
- Taurus customer service is horrible
My suggestion - If you can afford it (or save for a couple months) buy a Glock 30. If cost is a motivating factor for you looking at the 145 and your not opposed to a single stack take a look at a Kahr CW45. If the previous to things I mentioned aren't a possibility then I say go for the PT145. The third gens and later (unless your buying used your getting a third gen) Are decent guns. It wouldn't be my first choice but it wouldn't be my last either.
Thanks for all the replies so far....I will check out the Kahr...and maybe even the bersa UC since I already have the UC in 9mm.....trying to keep the weight down though
I have a 3rd gen PT111, have never had any issues out of it. It has been a great gun, eats everything that I put into it. One of the other members on this forum whom I know has the PT145, I believe it is a 2nd gen, and hasn't had any problems out of it that I know of.
It looks like the price on them has started to climb recently. As the price gets closer to some of the other guns the PT series becomes less a less desireable option in my opinion. Don't take this as trying to steer you away from Taurus, as I have 3 of them and all are good guns, never had any trouble out of them. But when I bought them they were well under the price point of other similar options.
I have a PT-145 Mil Pro and have put a couple thousand rounds down range. No problems to report and this is one of my favorite carry guns. It is easy to conceal, has twice +1 the capacity of my snubbies (and conceals as well) and it shoots well. The only mod I have done is to put night sights on it, I went with the 3 dot pattern from Heinie.
If I was going to get rid of it, I would move to the Glock 30 to fill the hole in my carry line up. The dimensions are similar, but I prefer the thumb safety on the Glock.
PT145 is my EDC. I have no reservation that mine will perform as advertised if and when I need it. As long as you get one of recent manufacture (hard to find one NIB that isn't) you should be fine. If you want to doublecheck, taurususa.com has a SN feature that will verify date of 'birth.' As usual for any defensive firearm, make sure you put it through it's paces, give it a few hundred rounds at the range using a variety of ammo, and test the ammo you will be carrying, before you trust your life to it. It's not unusual to find a firearm that works well or poorly with a specific type of ammo.
For a more in-depth discussion look over at the Taurus lovers and haters club at www.taurusarmed.net
I've got a PT140 Mil Pro and it's a great little gun. I'm about 500 rounds into it with one FTE. That was on the first mag, which was filled with anonymous reloads. I switched over to factory ammo and haven't had a hiccup to date. It eats up BVAC, Aguila, and Gold Dots on a regular basis.
I have a PT145. The plastic dust cover on the back of the slide broke. I would call once a week to check on my part. It took them a month and several different people in CS to actually order the part and log my calls. Every time I called they would say noting has been ordered and they have no record of my previous calls. After six months of waiting after it was finally ordered they sent a dust cover from a different gun that fit but was too long. They said the other one is back ordered and that was a year ago.
The gun shoots well for me but I wouldn't use it as a CCW. The exit port is about the same size as a bullet and if you have a jam it's hard to clear the whole bullet out without problems. If the gun shoots and it just extracts the shell then there is plenty of room for just the shell to exit but not enough for a whole bullet. Because of this I wouldn't want to be in a situation where I have a jam that I can't quickly clear.
I wouldn't be my life on this gun.
I carry an XD9SC and my wife carries an XD40sc. These are great small compact gun you might want to look into.
I had a gen 3 mill pro pt145 and have only had a couple issues i think it was my wife limp wristing it but cant say for sure.
I personally never had any problems, i sold it to pay for some upgrades on my glock.
From the 5-6 that have came and went through my hands I would have to say that 90% of them are really ok pieces and will serve you well. there is a 10% chance that you will get a problematic one though.
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I have been close to Mormons ever since my days at
I have thus watched with mild amusement as the debate surrounding the beliefs of Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman have gained steam. Aren't the Mormons weird fanatics? Should we trust people with such strange beliefs with high office?
This is an interesting question coming from my evangelical brothers and sisters whose belief that a man, born of a virgin, was the son of God, only to die on a cross, and then be resurrected. With all due respect, that's not exactly the most rational belief, either.
The criticisms are equally interesting coming from Orthodox Jews, like myself, who believe that the
But it is equally strange coming from evolutionists like Richard Dawkins who have said, without a single shred of evidence, that life on our planet may have been seeded by space aliens. Even those evolutionists who reject Dawkins' faith in extraterrestrial life have a belief system of their own; namely, that intelligent life somehow evolved capriciously and accidentally from inorganic matter, even though the possibility of complex organisms evolving without guidance is mathematically nearly impossible.
Julian Huxley, who stemmed from the world's most famous family of evolutionary proponents, described the probability of the evolution of a horse thus: "A proportion of favorable mutations of one-ina- thousand does not sound much, but is probably generous... and a total of a million mutational steps sounds a great deal, but is probably an understatement....With this proportion, we should clearly have to breed a million strains (a thousand squared) to get one containing two favorable mutations, and so on, up to a thousand to the millionth power to get one containing a million.... No one would bet on anything so improbable happening...and yet it has happened!"
Yes, even men of science can believe things that can be construed as highly irrational.
NOW, DO believe that Joseph Smith found ancient tablets written in reformed Egyptian in upstate
Misguided attacks on groups like the Mormons stem from a willful desire on the part of many to fraudulently identify people with a different faith system as fanatics. Therefore, a brief discussion of religious fundamentalism is in order.
The most confusing story of the Bible involves God's commandment to Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac. What was the God who would later declare that all human, and especially child sacrifice, to be an abomination, thinking?
The most insightful commentary I have seen on this story comes from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, who said that the key to the story is to see Isaac not as an individual but as a religion. Who was Isaac? He was Judaism. He was the person who would continue Abraham's belief system. With his death, everything that Abraham had taught in terms of his rejection of paganism and the belief in one God would be lost.
The test, therefore, was this: would Abraham follow God's commandment to kill off his religion or would he put his religion before God's will? What really mattered to Abraham? God, or Judaism? And if they were to be put in conflict, what would he choose? The religious fanatic is the man or woman who has ceased to serve God and instead worships his or her religion, turning their faith into yet another false idol. Religion is solely the means by which by which we come to have a relationship with our Creator. But when it becomes a substitute for God it becomes soulless and fanatical, seeing as there is no loving deity to temper it.
In this light we can understand why an Islamic fundamentalist is so deadly, prepared even to go against God's express commandment not to murder. He is prepared to kill not in order to strike a blow for the glory of God, but of Islam.
Hence, our concern need not be with a person's faith in public office. It does not matter if they are Jewish, evangelical, Mormon, or Muslim. What does matter is whether their faith is focused on relating to God and, by extension, caring for God's children. Do they see the purpose of their high station being to promote their particular religion?
It is easy to identify the difference. People who are in a relationship with God are humble and do their utmost to refrain from judging others. Their proximity to a Perfect Being reminds them of their own fallibility, and their experience of God's compassion leads them to be merciful and loving.
In contrast, those who worship a religion are arrogant and think they have the only truth. They are dismissive of other people's beliefs and maintain that advancing the cause of their religion is more important than life itself. The Israeli rabbi who recently made the strange comment that soldiers should choose a firing squad rather than listen to a woman sing is a classic example of this heresy.
I see none of these characteristics in Mitt Romney or Jon Huntsman – who graciously hosted me along with my guest Elie Wiesel at the governor's mansion in Utah a few years back – or any of my countless other Mormon friends. All should be judged on their merits as people and politicians, whatever their faith and whatever their beliefs.
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Martin Berger, a professor history of art and visual culture at the University of California in Santa Cruz, has done extensive research on the civil rights movement and is the author of Seeing Through Race, a book that explores photography of the era and how the interpretation influenced the event and the fallout. He appeared on CBC News Network recently to weigh in on the unfolding situation.
"I find it particularly interesting the ways in which law enforcement authorities seem blind in which they ways their actions are going to play in the press," he said. "All of us have seen the officers that look so militarized, as if they've come from Iraq or Afghanistan. But I think, in particular, I've been struck by all of the images that show white officers standing with police dogs facing largely African American crowds."
While the pain felt over the loss of Brown was certainly the catalyst for the violence, tensions over economic inequality, racial profiling, have been simmering in Ferguson for years. It's a similar story in communities across the U.S., Berger said.
However, Berger has concerns that a media narrative focusing on alleged cases of police brutality threaten to overshadow meaningful dialogue that could emerge from this situation. It's hard to think of how to address society's structural issues when the images of civilians clashing with police officers are so provocative.
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Simply put, treat your customers well, which is what business etiquette is all about. Good manners can be every bit as effective as a good ad campaign (and a lot cheaper).
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I figured out a way to prioritize cell phone numbers so that they appear the moment you hit the Phone button on the iDrive controller. As result, you don't need to tie up any of the 1-8 console shortcut buttons for that function.
The way it works now, you hit Phone, it defaults to the address book, but it's in alphabetical order. So many of the favorites that you would be dialing frequently are buried hundreds of entries below.
The workaround for this is to add a "period" before the name of the address book entry. iDrive prioritizes certain symbols ahead of letters and numbers. So on my iPhone, I've added eight duplicate phone numbers and changed the names thusly:
"Home" is duplicated as .Home
"My Wife" is now split as .Wife Mobile and .Wife Work
Once you set up these duplicates with just phone numbers and add the "period" before the first letter of the person's name, they will appear on the very first screen the second you hit the phone button on the iDrive controller.
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January 7, 2004 – CES CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW, Las Vegas – The Khronos Group today announced that the OpenGL® ES 1.0 Adopter's Package and Conformance Testing Program has been ratified by Khronos Promoting Member vote and that Khronos is now accepting OpenGL ES Adopting Members. The Adopter's Package contains software and documentation intended to drive rapid evaluation, deployment and acceptance of the OpenGL ES API in embedded markets requiring state-of-the-art 3D graphics: official Conformance Tests for the OpenGL ES 1.0 API; an open source sample implementation of the OpenGL ES API created as a wrapper over a desktop implementation on Windows® and Linux® OS; and an executable copy of Hybrid Graphic's Gerbera™ solution, supporting an OpenGL ES library for Windows. Also today in other announcements; Futuremark announced the first wireless industry benchmark development program that features 3D performance and power and an efficiency testing suite based on the OpenGL ES API; with Khronos as a member of that program; additionally, Futuremark became a Contributing member of the Khronos Group. Also announced today; ATI Technologies, a Promoter Member of the Khronos Group, announced the Imageon™ 2300, a fixed point processor for handheld platforms that is designed to be the industry's first fully-compliant OpenGL ES graphics accelerator.
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"3DMark is the leading PC-based 3D graphics performance benchmark and we intend to establish the same recognition with a new benchmark for wireless handheld devices," commented Tero Sarkkinen, executive vice president of sales and marketing at Futuremark. "We believe that the OpenGL ES API is going to be the standard cross-platform embedded graphics API of choice, and so is the obvious selection for the graphics portion of the benchmark. We are pleased to announce that Futuremark and Khronos have executed reciprocal Memberships to work together to drive forward the 3D mobile 3D gaming industry."
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January 6, 2004 – CES CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW, Las Vegas - The Khronos Group is pleased to announce that ETRI, Futuremark, NVIDIA, Oki, Secret Level, TAKUMI and WOW4M have all joined as Contributing Members to work with the fifty other Khronos Group Members to support OpenGL® ES as the standard graphics API for 3D handheld applications. The Khronos Group is a consortium focused on the development and deployment of royalty-free, open standard APIs that enable authoring and playback of dynamic media on a wide variety of platforms and devices.
These new members are now enabled to participate in the ongoing development of OpenGL ES, which defines subset profiles of OpenGL® and brings advanced 3D graphics to a wide range of embedded systems; and OpenML® 1.0 which enables developers to easily integrate video, audio and graphics capabilities into their application suites. All Khronos Members are empowered to contribute to the development of Khronos specifications, vote at various stages before public availability, and are therefore able to accelerate the delivery of their cutting-edge 3D platforms and applications through early access to specification and conformance testing drafts. To inquire about becoming a Khronos Member visit: www.khronos.org/members/
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Press and Developers are invited to a Conference & "Meet the Members" Reception. A map of the location is available at http://www.khronos.org/news/releases/ces2004_invite.pdf. At this conference Khronos and its members will have major new announcements; including new OpenGL–ES based products and the availability of OpenGL ES 1.0 Adoption and Conformance Testing.
Demo descriptions and details on these events may be found at: http://www.khronos.org/news/events.html
"The Khronos Group welcomes these new members as they join to further the momentum of OpenGL ES for the good of all companies seeking to grow their businesses in the embedded graphics market," said Neil Trevett, senior vice president of market development at 3Dlabs, president of the Khronos Group and chairman of the OpenGL ES Working Group. "Khronos works hard to keep costs to a minimum and we are proud that these companies can gain all of the advantages of membership for just $3,500 a year."
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"ETRI has a long history as a pioneer in technical achievements in Korea, is a leading developer of CDMA technology, and has played a large role in implementing successful mobile telecommunication," said Kim, Hyun Bin, Vice President of Digital Content Research Division. "We realize that open standards for mobile graphics will enable a huge boost in the growth of mobile content business, and have joined the Khronos Group to ensure that we stay on the cutting edge of mobile 3D graphics development."
"Futuremark now provides benchmarks, demos and custom solutions for Smartphone development", said Tero Sarkkinen, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Futuremark Corporation. "We are excited to join the Khronos Group as interaction with other Khronos members will help to develop our new Smartphone Benchmark into one of the most robust mobile platform test suites available."
"NVIDIA knows that by combining our GoForce media processor with the OpenGL ES API, developers can easily bring dynamic 3d graphics and multimedia capabilities to a wide variety of appliances and embedded devices in market segments such as PDAs and cell phones," said Philip Carmack, Vice President, and General Manager of Handheld Products of NVIDIA.
"Secret Level believes that the OpenGL ES API is an important technology piece in our work in the video game console industry. As we continue to work with our partners in the mobile space, it is clear that OpenGL ES technology is equally compelling for creating competitive 3D mobile entertainment," said Jeremy Gordon, President/CEO of Secret Level. "It's our belief that participation in the Khronos group is critical in keeping us on the cutting edge of 3D mobile technology."
"TAKUMI Corporation is very pleased to join the Khronos Group. We have selected the OpenGL ES 1.0 API as our standard graphics API for the entire GSHARK family of products," said Hiro Nitta, CTO of Engineering Group at TAKUMI. "We believe that this will enable us to have a more productive relationship with software solution companies resulting in more advanced and attractive 3D applications."
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Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. provides top-quality technologies solutions to its customers through its telecommunications systems, information systems and electronic devices segments. All are integrated into one effective organization that functions as a collective force to create exciting new products and technologies. Visit Oki's global web site at http://www.oki.com/
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- Recorded her first collegiate assist on an Amy Neal goal (89') in 57 minutes of action vs. Georgia Southern (8/23)
- Appeared for the first time as a Vol and had one shot-on-goal in 70 minutes of action vs. Lipscomb (8/21)
- Redshirted
- Starred for the U.S. U-18 Women's National Team in the 10 Nations Tournament in March 2014 in La Manga, Spain
- Helped lead McDonogh High School to three IAAM Championships
- Was a NSCAA Fall High School Girls' All-American in 2012 and 2013 and was also a two-time all-state, all-conference and all-region selection
- The Baltimore Sun named her its 2013 Player of the Year after she tallied 20 goals and 13 assists to lead McDonogh to the state title
- Completed her four-year high school career with 55 goals and 25 assists
- Also ran varsity winter track and played JV lacrosse at McDonogh
- Played club ball for Maryland United FC
- Ranked as the No. 5 Mid Atlantic player and the #45 player nationally, according to the Top Drawer Soccer IMG Academy 150
- Majoring in Supply Chain Management
- Chose Tennessee over James Madison
- Favorite bands include O.A.R and Mumford & Sons
- In high school, was in salsa club, step squad and FCA
- Says her cousin is one of her biggest sports influences because he always attended her games and taught her new skills. Since his playing career ended, she plays for him.
- Modeled her game after Mia Hamm early on, but currently looks up to USWNT legend Abby Wambach
- Has a lucky hair-tie she wears every game
- Parents are Chris and Colleen Bialczak
- Has two younger siblings, Russell and Kate Bialczak
- Anna Caroline Bialczak was born on March 14, 1996
- Recipient of the James H. Thomas Women's Soccer Scholarship Endowment
- Recipient of the Mary LeAnn Mynatt Women's Athletic Endowed Scholarship


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In June of 2008 I wanted to be more involved in the community but at a higher level of participation than simply joining another non-profit board. I wanted to join an organization with a legacy of global service, integrity and results. After reviewing my choices, it was clear to me that Rotary – especially the Bettendorf Rotary Club - was that group.
My wife, Sue, and I have been married for 29 years. We're originally from Racine, WI, but after 25 years in Bettendorf no place feels more like home than where we are today. We have four children, two boys and two girls. Our oldest son and daughter, Jamie and Jennifer, are married and have blessed us with six grandchildren, all of whom live in Chandler, AZ. Our son, Kyle, lives near Madison, WI, where he owns a CrossFit franchise, and our youngest daughter, Lauren, lives in San Diego, and has just finished her Master's Degree in elementary education. Her June 2016 wedding assures us of a busy year ahead.
At work I'm a senior vice president of investments at UBS Financial Services. I have been an investment advisor for 25 years, helping families, business owners and executives chart a comprehensive path to their financial goals. Prior to that I had a wonderful 14-year career as a newspaper reporter and editor.
The Bettendorf Rotary Club has a long history of providing "Service Above Self." I am thrilled to count myself among its members, and to follow in a long line of great past presidents. Together, there's nothing we can't accomplish. I'm looking forward to a great year!


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1973 Volvo P1800ES
Brummen, Netherlands
Beautiful Volvo P1800 ES. Delivered new on October 19th 1973 in Dale City, California by the company Anderson Enterprises Inc. and has driven only... More
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1983 Porsche 911 SC cabriolet 1983, restored, matchin numbers
Waalwijk, Netherlands
Porsche 911 SC cabriolet 1983, restored, matchin numbers This Porsche 911 SC convertible was new delivered in March 1983. The 911 SC was restored and... More
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Waalwijk, Netherlands
Porsche 911 993 3.6 Turbo 1997 revised engine, fully dealer maintained This Porsche 993 Turbo was delivered in 1997 at the Porsche Zentrum Köln, Germany... More
1964 AC Cobra
Brummen, Netherlands
Specially built for the 100th years anniversary of AC Cars Ltd. Incredibly beautiful AC Cobra 289 MK2 FIA from 1964. Unique and original Cobra!... More
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1968 Volvo P1800S Coupe 1968 Dark Green in very good condition
Waalwijk, Netherlands
Volvo P1800 S coupe 1968 Dark Green in very good condition This magnificent Volvo P 1800 S was delivered in 1968 in the original dark... More
1950 Ford
Lakeland, FL
1950 Ford Custom Deluxe ConvertibleSimply Stunning Classic!Runs & Drives SmoothFlathead V8 Engine3-Speed Manual w/ OverdriveAluminum Radiator w/ Electric FanPower Operated TopNew ChromeNew TiresNew Upholstery... More
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1966 Pontiac GTO
St Charles, MO
This 1966 Pontiac GTO for sale has a 389 C.I. 3x2BBL V8 (Date Code Correct), 4 Speed Manual Transmission w/ Hurst Shifter, 3.55:1 Posi... More
1962 Chevrolet Impala
St Charles, MO
This 1962 Chevrolet Impala for sale has a 350 C.I. 4BBL V8, TH350 Automatic Transmission, Correct Twilight Blue Exterior, Correct Aqua Interior, 3.23:1 Rear... More
1954 Buick Roadmaster
St Charles, MO
This 1954 Buick Roadmaster for sale has a 322c.i. Fireball V8 w/ 4bbl Carb, Dynaflow Automatic Transmission, Correct Black Exterior, Correct Red / Black... More
1964 Ford Futura Convertible
Medford, OR
1964 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible Beautiful restored Futura convertible. Very good condition. Over $23,000 in receipts! 289 ci V-8, C4 automatic transmission, Re-built suspension, brakes etc. New two tone blue interior... More
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2006 Dodge Viper SRT10
St Charles, MO
This 2006 Dodge Viper for sale has a 8.3 Liter V10, 6 Speed Manual Transmission, Limited Edition ''First Edition'' Car, Car #183 of the... More
1991 Jaguar XJS Classic Collection
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Here we have an incredible example of the flagship Jaguar 12 cylinder XJS Convertible, Classic Collection specification which included a host of luxury amenities... More
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1965 Kirkham Cobra
St Charles, MO
This 1965 Cobra Replica for sale has a Fuel Injected 351 C.I. V8, 5 Speed Tremec Transmission, Polished Aluminum Kirkham Body, Brushed Racing Stripes,... More
2007 Ford Mustang GT California Special
Rockville, MD
'09 MUSTANG GT CALIFORNIA SPECIAL 1 of 1,253 CS Coupes produced with this color combo (158,180 total... More
1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass 2d Coupe 442
Englewood, FL
1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 Two Door Coupe. This one owner car is finished in beautiful Dark Teal Blue Metallic paint accented by a clean... More
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2017 Dodge Viper Snakeskin GTC
Largo, FL
#8 of only 25 built Limited Edition Snakeskin Edition Still on MSO, never titled 25th Anniversary Last year for the Viper Last of the American Made hand-built supercar 2017 is... More
1973 Dodge Dart Sports Coupe
Volo, IL
This is a really hot looking car that's been restored to show condition. The Mechanicals appear to be new or rebuilt. North Carolina car,... More
1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS
Volo, IL
This Camaro has a wow factor! Has performance upgrades, 1,000 watt sound system and really good looks. It was built by a custom audio... More
1946 Ford Super Deluxe
Volo, IL
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Lenovo's Desktop Computer Doubles As An Extra-Large Tablet
The personal technology company has announced a 27" multi-touch device that offers a shared computing experience.
Instead of going small like Apple and the iPad Mini, Lenovo has gone big with the announcement of a 27″ computer that functions as a tablet or desktop PC. The IdeaCentre Horizon is a multi-user, multi-touch, multi-mode device for the home that can either lie flat on any surface or be propped up to use with a keyboard and mouse.
It can offer both a personal computing experience and a shared computing experience. As a 'Table PC', two or more people can use the screen at once. Horizon takes advantage of Windows 8 and offers touchscreen gameplay for several players.
It also includes the Lenovo App Shop, which gives users access to over 5,000 multi-user entertainment apps. The IdeaCentre Horizon will be available in the summer for $1,699. Peter Hortensius, product group president at Lenovo, said:
We've seen technology shifts across the four screens, from the desktop to the laptop, tablet and smartphone, and yet, while people have more computing power than ever before, there is still room for technologies like Horizon that bring people together. Horizon makes personal computing interpersonal computing with shared, collaborative experiences among several people.


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Digital label production
AB Graphic International re-launch laser workflow
The sabre eXtreme concept provides an electronic converting solution for digitally printed webs and eliminates the need for expensive rotary tooling that can often delay the converting operation. Set-up times and waste are reduced through instant make-ready and the need to lift and store heavy magnetic cylinders and dies in the workplace is eliminated.
States Tony Bell, Sales Director, �Software and hardware technology has changed since the launch of our first laser system and we have made a number of upgrades to sabre eXtreme that enhance performance and operation. They include new user-friendly operator interface, faster operating speed and enhanced cutting accuracy.�
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Hello fellow hunters! My wife and I are planning on popping some of our feathered friends out at mason but this is her fist season and I have never hunted Mason before. So I was wondering if there is a way I'm supposed to drive out there or if we need to check in with a club house first or is it like Stillwater and just wonder around? We don't have a boat so if there is a "walk -in "area or zone that we could be turned on to it would help. Thanks for any info anyone can provide.
Glen King