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The experimental design to quantify damping of pitch and yaw uses three chronographs simultaneously. Weve found that CED Millenium chronographs with LED sky screens meet their specification of 0.3% accuracy and can be calibrated by placing all three in a row, with minimal separation, and shooting though them. Each reading of the second and third chronograph is adjusted upward appropriately for the small loss of velocity (< 5 fps) over the two to four foot distance from the closest chronograph. Then the average velocity of ten shots can be compared to determine systematic variations in the readings between the three chronographs. In this manner, the variations between chronographs can be reduced to 0.1%.
After calibration, the three chronographs are placed 10 feet, 160 feet, and 310 feet from the muzzle. Chronograph separations are measured with a tape measure and are accurate within a few inches. With this arrangement, velocity losses are simultaneously determined for each shot over 100 yards, the near 50 yards, and the far 50 yards. This data is then used to determine drag coefficients over the three intervals for each shot. The average and uncertainty of the drag coefficient for each powder charge can then be determined through standard statistical methods. To achieve a range of muzzle velocities from Mach 1.4 to Mach 3.1, 40 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets were loaded in .223 Rem Lapua brass in front of 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, and 14 grains of Blue Dot and 29 grains of CFE 223. Ten shots each were fired for each powder charge except for 6 grains, for which 20 shots were fired. (Earlier work had shown greater shot-to-shot drag variations in this load, so more data points were desired.) The rifle used was a Remington 700 ADL with a 1 in 12 inch twist.
The drag coefficients at different Mach numbers for the complete 100 yard interval were used to establish the curve of drag coefficient vs. Mach number. Using drag coefficients rather than ballistic coefficients is important so that increased drag due to pitch and yaw is not confounded with increased ballistic coefficient due to lower velocity. Since the drag coefficients will decrease as pitch and yaw are damped, the theory of bullets going to sleep (pitch and yaw damping) predicts that the drag coefficients for the near 50 yard interval will tend to be above the curve and the drag coefficients for the far 50 yard interval will tend to be below the curve. (A similar approach is also possible with ballistic coefficients, but one would need to compute the ballistic coefficients over the 100 yard interval, establish a trend line of BC vs. velocity for a range of muzzle velocities, and then see if the near and far ballistic coefficients were below and above the trend line, respectively. Seeing an increase in BC over the far 50 yards with a single muzzle velocity might be suggestive, but is much less definitive.)
Figure 1: The solid line shows the best fit quadratic to drag coefficients over the 100 yard interval. The line of small x's show the G7 drag model. The large x's show drag coefficients determined over the near 50 yards. The diamonds show drag coefficients determined over the far 50 yards.
Figure 1 shows results for drag coefficient vs. Mach number for the 40 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip. All of the drag coefficient measurements above Mach 1.5 for the near 50 yards are above the curve for the 100 yard interval. This indicates support for the theory that increased pitch and yaw cause increased drag early in the bullet's flight. However, note that the error bars of some of the points intersect the curve. This limits the confidence level regarding the definitiveness of this conclusion. It is unclear whether some points are closer to the curve because of smaller initial yaw angles for those loads or because of measurement uncertainties. It is uncertain whether the near drag coefficient at Mach 1.4 is so close to the curve due to the steep transonic drag rise or a small initial yaw angle for the load with 6 grains of Blue Dot.
All the drag coefficient measurements for the far 50 yards are below the curve for the 100 yard interval. This reduction in drag coefficient suggests that the pitch and yaw angles are significantly smaller for the far 50 yards than they were over the near 50 yards. Confidence is limited for data points whose error bars touch the curve. However, the overall trend provides compelling support for smaller drag coefficients over the far 50 yards.
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The company established the scholarship in 2001 with a commitment to endow it in the amount of $75,000, or $15,000 per year for five years.
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Monday, October 31, 2011
A Whimsical Makeover: The Plain Jane Buffet
Well, after a bit of work, Plain Jane became Wow Jane! Just have a look...
I used ASCP Versailles and Old White. I am in love with the color combination. I used a slight textured finish on the top and in the white area to give it a bit more depth and character. It didn't sell at the event so I had to bring her home for a while. This buffet just happened to fit perfectly in our dining room! Amazing how that happens isn't it. It won't be staying here long though. It will be joining us at the Kane County Flea Market in November.
Hope you like it! Next week...a book case!
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
Antique Screen = Creative Canvas
Now...I know your wondering what type of paint I used. Annie Sloan Chalk Paint. Are you surprised? This is a combination of the Arles and Versailles. Teacher Friends: I used the leaf die-cut from the teachers lounge. I am very please with how it turned out. Interested in purchasing one? Contact me or visit Carter's Cottage in Dekalb.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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Monday, October 24, 2011
A Whimsical Makeover: The Happy Birthday Console Table
Easier said than done. I scoured and searched and even had some of my shop friends on the hunt too! Then the Na-Da event happened and low and behold this console table appeared! After the craziness of the event and we were all packing up, this piece was hidden and used strictly for display. My friend Christie immediately called me over to look at it and I immediately bought it.
I used her rustic, shabby picture frames as inspiration. I used a combination of ASCP Old White, Louis Blue and French Linen. Then I finished it with Clear and Dark Wax. I also sanded it heavily.
So...Here is the finished product:
|I used a sander instead of my normal sanding block. Wow! What a difference and so much easier!
|I used a Q-tip to get the paint into the grooves. It was the perfect size.
|I taped off the original lines on the top and did a Louis Blue rectangle with a dry brushed French Linen.
Here is a sneak peak at next week's makeover.
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Stop me if I have a problem.
So I have recently mention that I paint anything I can get my hands on. I am really not joking. I am seeing my almost-finished projects lined up this morning and thinking to myself "Huh! What a strange thing to paint." I can't wait to show you a few things. Until then...here are some dried gourds that I painted with ASCP in Arles and French Linen. I also did a few in Provence. I just love that Arles!
I hope everyone has a great weekend. Off to paint!
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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Oh The Colors!...Wreath
Oh, I just love these colors!!! This is one of my favorites yet. As I anticipated the fall seasons, I tried to decide on color combinations for various projects. So I took a trip the local Hobby Lobby and purchased a yard of everything fall. Then my Grandma and I mixed and matched and played with color combinations. This one was a winner.
I used a 24 inch wreath so this is a large one. If you are interested in purchasing this wreath, it is currently at Carter's Cottage in Dekalb. You may also visit my ETSY page.
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I used a 24 inch wreath so this is a large one. If you are interested in purchasing this wreath, it is currently at Carter's Cottage in Dekalb. You may also visit my ETSY page.
Custom wreath orders are also available.
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Monday, October 17, 2011
A Whimsical Makeover: The Parlor Table Editon
|Here it is at the Na-Da event! It is now currently at Carter's Cottage.
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
The Na-Da Event: Part 1 - The before
The paint took a good deal of time to unload and organize. Our large pieces took major effort to get there and in place and the smalls had to stay clean and dust-free for the whole week!
|The Paint was finally getting settled.
|Pam, Mike and Travis were awaiting their nest set of instructions. I really wish this suitcase would have come home with me. ;) You can also start to see Anne Marie's decorations. She did an amazing job!
|More boxes and Christie's Union Jack. Incredible!!!! You can also see Sherrie's Buffet peeking out in the back.
|This is a coffee table that my husband slaved over for 2 weeks. He was so proud of the finished product. He was even more proud when it sold!!!
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Friday, October 14, 2011
You put a dresser where???
That is right my friends. I put a dresser in my kitchen. My husband and I have very few items in our house that we are attached to but the list just got a new addition. We picked up this beautiful dresser along with 4 other fun pieces from a guy up in Rockford. This piece was already in rough shape and a bumpy ride home didn't help. Needless to say, we had to send it to Tom the furniture doctor. He fixed the bases of the drawers and gave it a new backbone. Now it is perfect!
Check out the hardware!
We did have one last problem though...we didn't have room for it anywhere! Finally my husband had the idea to take our small island workspace out of out kitchen and put it there. So after weeks in the garage, it finally has a new home.
Now all I need is fancier liquor to help with the staging. Time to start drinking the good stuff.
Check out the hardware!
We did have one last problem though...we didn't have room for it anywhere! Finally my husband had the idea to take our small island workspace out of out kitchen and put it there. So after weeks in the garage, it finally has a new home.
Now all I need is fancier liquor to help with the staging. Time to start drinking the good stuff.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
A Whimsical Makeover - The Dry Sink Edition
I purchased this sink at a garage sale this summer and it was in pretty good shape. The cool hardware worked perfectly and the hidden drawer slid nicely. However, the top was in rough shape from the basin being removed and the stain being different. I also wasn't really feeling the dark crazy wood. SO.......Annie Sloan to the rescue.Can you believe I didn't have to sand or prime this piece!?!?!? Amazing! Here is the almost finished product:
I was originally going to do it in just Arles with an Old Ochre top. As you can see, the Arles alone felt a bit bland this time. So I decided to to an Old Ochre dry brush on top of he Arles.
Carter's Cottage just waiting for it's forever home. Did I mention that Carter's Cottage also sells the full range of Annie Sloan Paints? Christie is also gearing up for her first classes. I can't wait!!
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
The Calm After the Storm
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
The First Wreath of the Fall Season
You will soon be able to visit this wreath at Carter's Cottage in Downtown Dekalb.
Please let me know if you are interested in one for yourself.
Now for the barn door's new purpose...
You can purchase this wreath at my ETSY shop.
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It's Fall and Saving My Sanity
So I am sure everyone has felt this way before but I am feeling a bit overwhelmed at the moment. School is going well and Whimsical Perspective is going well. However, that means that the daily house chores are not going well. My poor husband is playing housemaid right now and that is not fair to him but I feel like I don't have the time.
So I thought I would take it one step at a time and start with the dining room table. My mom told me that if I always keep it neat and tidy that it will make the house look good. So that is what I have been trying to do. Here is a glimps of how I am going to keep my sanity and decorate for fall.
This clean space should help keep me from going crazy. Speaking of going crazy...here is a look at what I am working on now:
So I thought I would take it one step at a time and start with the dining room table. My mom told me that if I always keep it neat and tidy that it will make the house look good. So that is what I have been trying to do. Here is a glimps of how I am going to keep my sanity and decorate for fall.
|I felt this is the time to enjoy fall flowers and my Ball Jar Collection.
|Cooper love to show up in the pictures.
|Keep an eye on this table set...it will be getting an ASCP makeover this winter.
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If you can't own an assault rifle with a thirty round clip will you feel in danger of your life?
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If the felon breaking into my house got one and my wife's only got her .32 on her? Whether it is 30 or 50 round clip depends upon the weapon. I personally would like to own an old German Machine gun with 7.92 mm bullets and they come in clips of 200 each.
When the flash mob tries to loot my place, I would prefer to go full auto (and stay there for a while) until the situation is peaceful.
Finally, I am also considering putting up this sign right at inside of gateway.
<<Do not trespass!! Once you enter the courtyard, it is likely you will have a laser from a scope pointed at your face <unless you rang the bell>, by anyone in the family who happens to be home. Should you experience such, just lay flat down on the concrete and put hands behind you and just wait until 911 is called so police may apprehend you for attempted assault.
This is a warning sign towards anyone with criminal intents towards this household. No more warning will be given>>
(Out of respect for our neighbor to the left, who vehemently opposes guns, we will never disrespect by coming to his aid should arms ever urgently be needed for any reason).
Remember: When your life is on the line, police is only MINUTES (2+)?? away.
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A nut case got into a legal gun case, ILLEGALLY and ILLEGALLY kill little childern
So you Eintein's or flock of the Einstein President want to make it MORE ILLEGAL
What will that do? It already was ilegal 2 times
Sounds like your OBAMACARE is not working so you want to fail everything else, economy,business,government,co untry,and society
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One of the deadliest weapons in modern history is the German k98, standard firearms in world War two -> A 5-magazine Bolt-action rifle that was used till the end of the war. And German kids in the 1930's had WAY less shooting experience than the average American country boy.
Our M-1 was a semi-auto, but it appears the germans did not know that. Of course, not that this matters to liberal idiots. To them, I bet you the Kentucky long muzzled from the 1700's is an "assault weapon".
Finally, is it true that the alleged shooter at SH did not use assault rifle at all . Sources stating initially he left the rifle in the car. Would make much more sense to bring pistols with small caliber, allowing rapid magazine changes. I still remember back in the old days when we had house-to-house cleaning. Our instructor told us to pick out one weapon we should NOT use when entering house with narrow corridors among these things: Spades, knife, Makarov, Grenades or the AK-74. His point was to leave the assault rifle.
SO if the shooter did NOT use assault rifle at all, why are they then trying to take away my AR-15's? I don't even have a personal pistol. If you (really) want to make it harder for people to kill children in school, then get rid of the disastrous "gun free <killing> zones". Also, improve the schools or simply allow for school vouchers so parents can chose NOT to send their kids to the killing zone school in order to help front liberal agendas on the backs of their kids lives.
I'm by far any prude, but my kids will know how to pull the trigger before the know how to pull on a condom..
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Hate to break it to you but if the government wants to take you out you'll never see it coming. Did you get a flu shot?
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You are correct. However, the key here is IF. SO stay under the radar as long as possible. Arm up, keep some reserve land in a place where like-minded would go. In the meantime, it is important to continue to present a false face to the exterior.
From the outside, nobody praises and sukcs up to the system more than me. I every have HARDCORE libs at work that is convinced I am just as brainwashed as themselves. And when you see some tool driving a Prius you just talk By the time they decide to take me out I am hopefully in safety with like-minded. If 1% of the gun owners are like me, that is 1 1/2 million people or more. The most hard-core. Unless the feds, ATF, DEA and FBI manage to wipe out all in a quick blitz. Another 4-5% off gun owners will then get shocked enough to get as wild as the initial 1%.
We will never see military men shoot at it's own people to disarm them only. Therefore it will be federal agents mostly along with drones to kill babies of course.
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It is on the third floor of a building of 1600. To give a good idea of the size necessary to compare in a little sailboat.
Entering the apartment you are in a very small room equipped with a kitchenette, fridge, table with 2 stools and cupboards. From this room you climb a wooden ladder to the loft where you will find a queen size bed , HI FI, TV LCD and Air Con hot and cold.
The bathroom is small but complete with shower, toilet, washbasin and bidet. Very comfortable, this apartment is ideal for young couples who want to live on a budget, the magic of the old town.
This is probably the most popular square among Roman young people, and one of the favourite sites for visitors.
During the day, Campo dei Fiori is bursting with life and hustle thanks to its colourful market, in which you will find fresh vegetables and fruit, inexpensive clothes and souvenirs sold by easy-going locals that always enjoy a good chat, whether you are a new comer or you have already visited the Eternal City before.
During the night, Campo dei Fiori changes its face completely, and the food stands give place to people from all over the world.
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Reviews of this property
El apartamento es más que pequeño, todo concentrado como si fuese una caravana. Limpio, bastante nuevo, con lo imprescindible para pasar unos días. La zona perfecta, a dos pasos de piazza Navona, tranquila, con servicios y tiendas cercas. Se puede ir andando a los principales sitios turísticos. Muy recomendable para una pareja, si quereís aprovechar a tope, estar en pleno centro y os arreglaís en muy, muy poco espacio.
Mi esposo y yo hemos pasado 10 días fantásticos en el apartamento . Luigi, su propietario, y Alice, que fue la persona encargada de recibirnos fueron formidables, Alice incluso nos ayudó a hacer una reserva anticipada para un museo. El apartamento es muy muy pequeño, pero acogedor, limpio , sin ruidos de la calle ni de los vecinos y sobre todo el emplazamiento es sensacional. Si sois dos personas,os lo recomendamos muy sinceramente.
Dear Luigi,
thank you very much for the good service. We had a wonderfull time in Roma. Since we were right in the middle of everything, we had a lot to see...
The taxi was on time and we were very good in time at the airport.
All for good, we enjoyed the stay,
beste wishes
We had a wonderful stay in Rome. The situation of "Il Nido" is simply perfect, one minute from Piazza Navona.
The apartment is small but has the essentials to spend 4 or 5 days, not for the claustrophobic ... The only downside is the shower and the toilet system that broke as we arrived.
1 to 10 ?? 9 :)
Thanks Luigi and Anna for everything, we hope to return !!
Hemos tenido una estancia maravillosa en Roma. La situación de "il nido" es simplemente perfecta, a un minuto de Piazza Navona.
El apartamento es pequeño pero tiene lo imprescindible para pasar 4 o 5 días, no apto para claustrofobicos... La única pega es la ducha y el sistema de la cisterna que se estropeo en cuanto llegamos.
De 1 a 10?? Un 9 :)
Gracias Luigi y Anna por todo, esperamos volver!!
The location was great! One could go on foot, and nightlife in the small streets everywhere was very special! So a flair not get with you when you bleary-eyed in a hotel at Termini.
The apartment is to say that it was overall pretty clean - little things like a not-so-fresh shower curtain or a little wobbly toilet seat, were the only criticisms! Otherwise you should be aware of the size of apartment! She's really been just need to sleep, shower and maybe a cup of coffee! Us it was enough, as we were there, of course, to
Rome to explore!
So all in all: great location, small but perfectly formed, with a loose toilet seat!
Die Lage war spitze! Man konnte überall zu Fuß hingehen und auch das Nachtleben in den kleinen Gassen war sehr besonders! So ein Flair bekommt man nicht mit, wenn man in einem Hotel am Termini nächtigt.
Zur Wohnung ist zu sagen, dass sie insgesamt recht sauber war - Kleinigkeiten wie ein nicht mehr ganz so frischer Duschvorhang oder ein etwas wackliger Toilettendeckel, bildeten die einzigen Kritikpunkte! Ansonsten sollte man sich über die Wohnungsgrösse bewusst sein! Sie ist wirklich nur zum Schlafen, Duschen und evtl. einen Kaffe zugebrauchen! Uns hat es gereicht, da wir natürlich da waren, um
Rom zu erkunden!
Also alles in allem: super Lage, klein, aber fein, mit losem Toilettendeckel!
I stayed here with my girlfriend for a week in October and loved this cosy little flat. The living space is quite small, but given that we were out and about most days that didn't matter to us. The bed was very comfortable, accessed by a ladder next to the door. Getting changed on the ladder took a little getting used to (there isn't room to stand up fully on the bed), but we soon got the knack. There is no lift in the building, so the flat isn't suitable for anyone who can't climb a good few flights of stairs.
The kitchen area consists of two gas hobs, a sink and a fridge. It is well provided for in terms of pans and crockery, so we happily managed to cook a few meals in the flat. However, one of the great advantages of the flat is its location and the many wonderful cafes and restaurants nearby, so we didn't need to cook often! Although the area is very central it was very peaceful at night and we slept very well. We decided for our return journey to use the Terravision Ciampino airport bus instead of the taxi service offered. This turned out much cheaper for us. The Terravision office is on the north side of the station, just outside. Thanks Luigi for a wonderful stay - we hope to return to Rome one day!
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Nous avons été très déçu par l'appartement. Les photos ne ressemblent pas du tout à la réalisé. Il est très sombre, donne sur la rue et sale. Les chambres se situent en sous-sol, les deux fenêtres donnent sur des conduits d'aération, impossible d'aérer, impossible de voir la lumière du jour. La climatisation fait un bruit horrible, difficile de dormir dans ces conditions. Et pour couronner le tout, il y a une forte odeur dans l'appartement (humidité, renfermé). Je ne vous recommande vraiment pas cet appartement. Le seul point positif est la localisation, situé en plein quartier de Trastevere.
Hola Luigi, gracias por todo, el apartamento perfecto, y una ubicación excelente.
El piso perfecto, completamente equipado. Eramos 6 adultos y un bebé, y con sus tres habitaciones hemos estado realmente cómodos. Por otra parte, decir que nuestro avión se retrasó y llegamos a la 01:00 de la noche y nos esperaron sin ningún problema.
Recomendable 100%.
On the WIMDU site, Apartment Garibaldi was an idyllic place to enjoy a stay in Rome. Everything was very attractive and tempting, but when we arrived on the 18th of July, it was quite disappointing. It was not an apartment on the grond floor, but a small living/kitchen area for 6 persons - certainly not for ten) with a basement converted to bedrooms with a rather noisy ventilation system. There was airconditioning in the daytime living space, but it didn't work despite the instructions in the "appartment-book". (fiddling a bit with remote-control, switching on/off, disconnect from power socket, reset divice reset remote control). I E-mailed daily with Luigi, without any lasting result. The first days the kitchen lacked a tap (broken) which would be repaired on Monday. So wather had to be taken from the bathroom. In our absence the tap was repaired and Luigi had a look at the airconditioner (it worked was the comment). Wel it didn't, and after 3 more days, suddenly somebody entered the apartment. Quite a shock for my wife being there alone. It appeared to be an engineer to repair the airco device. It took 3 persons over an hour to repair it on the pavement in the street. But it had brought a lot of inconvenience. And we couldn't leave the house.
And coincidentally, not Luigi's fault, it apparently was the hottest summer for a century (all the Romans we met complained about it). And we could not even open a window, whereas the front of the apartment faced full southwest, it was an oven.
The bathroom was incredably filthy: mould all over the extempore shower area and the floor was porous, soaking up filth, soap etcetera. Hairs from previous guests, a sanitairy disaster area.
It was that my children and their guests were booked on an airplane on Friday, so we had to serve our time there, but we (my wife and I) left on Friday, diillusionised. It was a waste of money.
We didn't have any contact entry for WIMDU, so we were forced to accept it all.
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Razer teases its upcoming Razer BlackWidow Ultimate 2013 gaming keyboards: Razer the world leader in high-performance gaming hardware proudly unveiled today the latest evolution of its critically acclaimed...
I can see that besides whole synapse stuff, they added 10-key rollover and USB to the cheaper non-backlit version. Too bad that they paired it with price skyrocket.
I really wish these companies would create a whole lineup of cherry keyboards with different switches. I like the blackwidow but I'm not that big of a fan of blue switches. Currently I have a leopold brown I use for gaming and it's like easily the best keyboard I ever owned.
Great, more overpriced plastic
If you want to buy one and try it out then I suggest you start with the Browns.
I had the Blackwidow Ultimate... disappointing quality to the point that I considered it defective and returned it. Several LEDs were of lower brightness which sticks out like a sore thumb to me and the the rubber coating was not well done, some keys had air bubbles which guarantees the coating will eventually come off of those keys. Naturally the store charged me a restocking fee and will sell it to some poor sap, they won't listen to me and send it back to Razer.
Anyway, after an experience like that I don't exactly have faith in the quality of Razer's keyboards. Also, any LED colour except blue just looks weird to me, Razer are going green crazy lately.
I like green LEDs. A lot. But I bought my blackwidow stealth just a month ago. Oh well. Its a very nice keyboard.
So far haven't found a way to disable the auto update without uninstalling the software but if I do that I lose the ability to set custom mouse controls!
I will call it no luck for you.
I love my BWU and Naga Hex. I've had the keyboard for about a year and the mouse a couple months. The only problem I have had with the keyboard is the usb port stopped working the other day. No big deal, i'll just reach 2 feet over to my right and use my hub. Overall, i've gotten my monies worth out of it. Hoepfully Hilbert does a review of the 2013 model. If I like what i read, I might just get it to match the color of my mouse.
As for the 2013 refresh, I do like a 10-key roll over keyboard, they should have done that with the current BlackWidow keyboard I have.
As for the price, what justifies the >$100 price point. To be honest, they should have one priced at $80 (or similar to the base BlackWidow keyboard).
My current BlackWidow keyboard is great and I don't see me changing keyboards anytime soon. To be honest, I think I'll only change this keyboard if it stops working.
Who the hell buys a keyboard that costs more than some tablets?
It's a keyboard for gods sakes.
I think I'll wait for them. I really like my MS Natural 4000, but it's not Street Fighter friendly.
I'll probably go for non-backlit version. Current regular Blackwidow is over 2x cheaper than Ultimate over here.
I've had my Black Widow for over a year now, and apart from some minor glitches now and again (like random keys typing themselves, although since cleaning that hasn't happened), it's worked perfectly. I like blues a lot.
I'm still waiting for a mech keyboard that matches my requirements to become available here for a sane price relative to its quality. With no preference between MX Blue, Brown, or Clear you'd think finding one would be easy.
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Haven is the hippest gastro-lounge in town, and it is helmed by one of Miami's most creative chefs, Todd Erickson. The venue is a plugged-in, electrified, LCD-enhanced experience that starts with liquid nitrogen-blasted cocktails, segues into unplugged small plate delights, and finishes with "nitro ice cream."
Nitro ice cream for two ($9) changes flavors on a semi-nightly basis. Erickson makes the custard base in the morning, then blasts them with liquid nitrogen per order. The result: A fresh, extra-creamy, extra-dense ice cream engulfed in swirls of nitro-smoke. The flavors and toppings are hot, too -- like the maple-bacon (seen in the photo). The bacon in this case is dusted with sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Captain Crunch cereal is another popular topping. Dee-lish, and you can eat it while beautiful imagery floats by you on wraparound walls and cool music plays. Can't get that at Baskin-Robbins.
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Iraqi art scene suffers as bombers hit public spaces, apathy sets in
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - In a compound ringed with barbed wire in Baghdad, a small group of Iraqi artists gather to sip tea and soft drinks in the shady patches of a walled garden.
For artist Qasim Sabti, who runs the adjoining private gallery, the intimacy of the scene is familiar. Baghdad's cultural community is dwindling and confining itself to refuges like this one as violence rises in the city, he said.
Baghdad was named the 2013 Arab Capital of Culture by the Arab League, but the worst wave of bombings in Iraq in five years is taking its toll on public activities of all kinds, especially in the capital.
"We were dreaming that the Arab festival would help Baghdad become a center of Arab culture again. But the dream did not come true," Sabti said.
Eighteen months since U.S. troops withdrew from Iraq, suicide attackers wearing explosives or planting bombs in cars have increasingly targeted public spaces such as cafes and sports events.
Sabti's gallery now sees only one or two visitors a month in a district where there have been frequent bomb attacks.
The violence, and more than two years of civil war in neighboring Syria, has aggravated deep-rooted sectarian divisions. As public life and opportunities to socialise shrink, communities are even more divided, Sabti says.
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Bondo over fiberglass
If I drill holes to pull a dent can I cover the holes first
with fiberglass matt and resin before the bondo?
Nah, i would just use duraglass or something first.. then bondo..
I'm not a body/fender guy but I've played with glass and bondo enough to know it never acts quite like you want it to. My thinking on this particular repair is that if you do a good job pulling the dent the surface of the metal is going to come of fairly flat (uniform). Yes, you can put a layer of glass & resin over the pull hole, but when you sand everything down to the level of the rest of the metal, you will have sanded off nearly all of the glass cloth - thereby defeating your purpose and possibly even sanding right through to expose the hole again.
The best fix, obviously, is to weld up the hole and grind it down. The next best (IMHO) is to use the normal shade tree approach, which is to press the bondo into the hole allowing it to ooze through the whole and then expand a bit on the back side making somewhat of a "plug". Again, any fill of a hole of gap with bondo is NOT going to give you the best results. But if you are just doing a quick fix, it will last for a little while.
The right thing to do is to weld those holes up. Niether fiberglass or bondo can completely seal out the moisture.
Get yourself a small mig. Small units work fine but get a name brand like a Miller, Lincoln or Hobart. You will be glad you did.
I don't have a welder and I'm concerned about the filler over the hole.
I read somwhere on here that no bondo is waterproof, I'm afraid
of moisture on the back side of a panel, like a door.
I have Dynaglass that claims to be waterproof but some say it really isn't.
Wouldn't fiberglass be more waterproof? I can dimple the holes in to
hold it.
Ducky if you are not going to get a welder... do this... get some short hair fiberglass... it has the fiber in it already... Fill your holes... sand down, cover with skim coat of glaze ( 2 part by the way, like Icing)..
Get access to the back of the panel and spray a rubber undercoating on it... Now you are sure you are water proof... I have used fiberglass before and never had any failures with it absorbing water, but there is always the first time for everything :D
Maybe I will be accused of heresy, but if you just can't or won't weld up the holes, sand the backside of the repair first, then fix the frontside beginning with something like Duraglass or Everglass. Once the repair is complete, return to the backside and sand it again, knocking down the 'worms' that have formed. Apply a coating that will prevent moisture from entering through the holes, primer and paint would be good, or even undercoating would be acceptable. Whatever you do, getting a good coating on the back of the repair is a critical element, no matter what repair procedure is used!
If I can get to the back side I'll do that, but my concernes
are all those places where the back side is not accessable
or very difficult to get to.
You really need to consider a stud welder, I got one for about
a hundred bucks and it works great, and no more holes.
If you can't weld the holes a good fix is to use marine epoxy to fill or cover from the back side. It works with fiberglass matt (thin) or cloth and for the most part marine grade epoxy is water proof. Sand or grind and bondo sticks to it just fine. I get mine (POXY-PRO I think) at Menards. It seems to hold up better than fiberglass fillers as a moisture barrier and it's handy around the shop.
"no welding required"
use 2 part body panel adhesive with a backing patch piece of metal on the inside of the hole (plastic filler and blend the patch if it's gotta be pretty)
use enough so it comes thru the hole a little, sand that down, plastic filler on top to blend your done.....
fiberglass cloth and resin is hydroscopic, gelcoat on fiberglas is the moisture barrier....
My take on this if you can't weld them would be to indent the holes a little then use something like panel adhesive to fill the holes first prior to plastic filler. This is if the area isn't low already, like trim holes. Being it is dented already the area may be a little low after pulling and you can apply it past just the hole. You can get small tubes adhesive from 3m I believe where a gun to apply isn't needed. You don't want it just adhering to the hole only. Fiberglass filler would be my second choice. The stud welders are a good investment, as well as a small welder. I've gotten plenty of use out of mine. I don't miss drilling holes for dent pullers or pull rods.
either fix it right way or pay someone to fix it right way.
Solder the holes with a soldering gun, than apply your filler, if you don't have access to a welder.
For next job buy a stud gun.
If you have access to the back side, why would you drilll holes to pull it anyway? You should be able to work out the dent. If you haven't drilled the holes yet, don't. Either buy, or find someone that has a stud gun and use it. If you are going to repair it, repair it, not just cover it up.
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II am making a baby's cardigan and am working on the sleeves... the instructions state the following;
Beg with k row, work in st st and inc one st at each end of the 3rd and every foll 4th row until there are 47 sts. (I am starting with 25 stitches).I included one stitch at each end of the 3rd row, and then row 7, 11, 15, 19 etc.... but I now have 47 stitches, but the sleeve is too long. Can someone explain?? I obviously need to take into account the 3rd row, but can't quite understand.
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Sounds like you did the increases correctly.
Are you sure it is too long?:Is it longer than the pattern says it should be?Is it longer than desired for your intended recipient?Does it just look too long to you?
Was this sleeve worked flat or in the round?Is it separate from the body and needs to be attached, or was it worked while attached to the body piece?Sounds like it was flat and separate, and worked from cuff to shoulder, which is how your model should be measured as well, from wrist to top of shoulder, not from wrist to underarm.
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I am about to get involved in some risky business...
I rent a studio which I would like to make into a 1 bedroom flat. The landlord does not allow drilling in the ceiling and the floor so I am going to try to build a drywall without connecting it to either. The drywall will include a sliding door (IKEA Lyngdal wardrobe door :) , which I already have ).
The slightly open L shape of the drywall, together with connecting the end studs of it to the current walls, are expected to suffice in holding the wall in place.
If you can take a look at the attached images of the planned wall and tell me your opinion, I would be very grateful!
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I see no reason this would fail if done well.
I'd have to question as to WHY you want to do it though.
hmm, it might work.
My only concern would be at the wall intersection, especially with that wide of a door opening.
I would definitely double both the bottom and top plates, and overlap (stagger) the plates at the joints, to tie the two walls intogether,(at the 45 intersection). If you have your plates like the one in your plan, I would not expect that wall to be stable.
what kind of ceiling do you have, drywall and wood frame? or concrete?
Believe it or not, I have used velcro tape for temporary art display walls. It worked well and caused minimal damage.
Check with your landlord and Fire Marshall on this conversion. You may need an egress window if a sleeping room, heat, natural light, ventilation, etc. I'm surprised if he lets you convert it for the liability involved....
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Selling or Donating Your Wedding Gown
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Or if you would prefer to donate your wedding gown, consider Brides Against Breast Cancer, Brides Across America--which accepts cash donations to fund wedding gowns for military brides--and Fairy Tale Brides or The Bridal Garden, which both support education for disadvantaged children. Futhermore, these is Brides for a Cause, a nonprofit bridal store which recycles wedding gowns to raise proceeds for a variety of local and national charities.
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