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Nick Clegg laughed-off the dousing of blue paint he received in Glasgow yesterday, like one of Noel Edmonds' unwitting victims.
Today, Clegg has turned into the grinning douser: drenching his coalition partners in yellow paint by saying that the European Convention on Human Rights will not be watered down.
Writing in the Guardian, Clegg says that the Conservatives are right to seek operational reform of the
European Court of Human Rights, but the common ground ends there. He says that "the Human Rights Act and the European convention on human rights have been instrumental" in
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Clegg's emphasis and tone could not be further from that of David Cameron on the same subject at the
weekend. Clegg adopts Cameron's phrase "the misrepresentation of rights", which Cameron defined as rights being used as "cover for rules or excuses that fly
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Cameron has stressed that rights come with responsibilities. Clegg contests that, saying that a myth has grown "that no rights, not even the most basic, come without responsibilities;
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specific rights (an aim of Theresa May's), to alter Britain's relationship with the European Court of Human Rights (an
ambition of David Cameron's), or to leave the convention (a dream of some Tory backbenchers). Clegg welcomes the commission examining
a British bill of rights, if only "to deepen our commitment to the protections of the Human Rights Act, and also to protect other British liberties, such as the right to jury
trial." It's also worth recalling that Clegg worked to ensure the commission was dominated by liberal
human rights lawyers who share his beliefs.
Clegg has played an adept hand to frustrate the Tories so far. Now he has made a statement of intent with a great pail of yellow paint. It remains to be seen how the Conservatives will
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High AR flying wing for soaring
I am planning another high aspect ratio wing for soaring.I dont want to cut too much into the width of the wing for the elevons , and would like to avoid drag where they meet the wing at their ends.I thought of adding them on as an extension of the trailing edge,as flat , thin plates a few centimetres wide.Any ideas on what extending the trailing edge with very little thickness does to the performance of an aerofoil would be appreciated.I intend to use a light fin and rudder on a carbon rod extension, turned with fine strings, to combine/mix with the elevons to improve the turn.
I'm not sure about the effect on performance of extending the t.e.,but what about "tipperons". One could mount them on carbon rod as a live pivot that attached to the servo much like rds. Would that work? I guess you'd need a lot of differential to avoid tipstalls... Regardless, I'm very interested to see the direction that you head in as I'd like to build something similar.
Hi Foufly
The Millenium rigid wing hang glider uses flat elevons which I'm guessing helps with ease of storage when the wing is folded. I've often wondered if there are any advantages to a flat control surface 'tagged on'.....
Thank you both.I have two good leads already! I had in mind something like kevlar but have not used it before.Would that be the best thin, rigid material?With the extended boom and rudder I am going to have some balancing problems.Here in thailand I have found fine tissue paper that is giving me an excellent smooth surface.Its an exciting project......
This might work:
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The first version is looking interesting.I have flown it without paper covering and the second flight it found a good thermal, a "neck breaker".I went on to cover it in tissue paper(photo) and took it out to trim it this a.m.It is now faster, not a floater.Then a servo failed and it ended it's flight some way up a power pylon!....yes I did...well I could hardly leave it there?The flying site here in Chiangmai is surrounded by hazards,and close; a junior school, Tv transmitters houses, pylons....The idea seems to be successful; the add on aerolons delightfully easy to do, and the slightly raised tips acting as wash out due to the crescent shape..At least I think so The added, mixed rudder gives very good turning.I will make larger versions at home where I dont have to carry it on a small motorbike! !
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A couple more photos after more flying this a.m. and two more good, neck- breaking thermals.Some wind ,which made it wander a bit.I will try a variant with some dyhedral for longitudinal stability.I found that I could get it to turn quite flat using the rudder only, something I will follow up.
Here's another approach to consider.
You may need translation, but the photos pretty well describe the build.
Arthur or Martha?
After two crashes (signal and servo failures) I decided to use this for experiments. If reflex is needed to counteract pitching with a wing (and I needed weight at the rear) why not a rod with a minimal stabiliser and minimal fin (vertical stabiliser)? When is a wing no longer a wing? Except that this uses only elevons, still. The stabiliser has a few(2-4) degrees negative incidence which now allows the elevons to follow the profile of the wing and not act as air brakes reflexed and the balance and stability are good. The responses up/down, left/right turn are quite good. I can fly it up and down a small field one meter from the ground with no problem. The glide is very good and turning in thermals easy. A combination of wing fences, washout and the fin make its lateral stability very good and its stall it stops and parachutes! I try to make my electric gliders cruise on low power (slow speed) as flat as possible to see any thermals they enter. Not always possible with a wing plus cambered, lifting aerofoil; with this mini stabiliser its possible. It holds a line in some wind ,has good penetration for its weight ,under 200gms, and looks great in the sky. After twice intending to abandon it, I am now very satisfied; its easy to build and an exciting compromise. Does it matter if it doesnt know whether its Arthur or Martha? ..Some ideas then
Why does it go up when the elevons/ aerolons are raised? One would expect it to do the opposite. Its a stabilised wing still working well on elevons! (Could they be used as flaps to increase lift in thermals?) More pitching movement/ force so then it would need more down stabiliser?!!
I have now had it in a dozen thermals and flown it for up to half an hour on a 360 2S battery without thermals so the drag must be low .It has become a favourite! and very easy to build.
While it seems to be a nice little airplane, according to your impressions, it is no longer what I call a flying wing. To me, a "flying wing" is just that- an aircraft where all of the necessary stability is built into the wing all by itself.
That said, I'm glad you've engineered an efficient and fun flying machine. What is interesting is how, like me, you are gaining insight into the aerodynamics of flying wings by experimenting and drawing conclusions based on the results of your experiments.
Keep on Truckin'!
I came up with a free-flight flying wing design in the early '80's, which I patented and later was marketed by others as "Sling Wing". This all sheet foam little glider is equipped with a spring-loaded hinge at it's center, that allows it to be folded for catapult launching. This allows the glider to be launched to as high as 80', so that it's glide characteristics can be observed over time. I taught myself a lot with them during the early months of it's development.
One thing of note is how the shape of the lift distribution curve affects the lateral handling qualities of swept back flying wings. The efficient elliptical curve, which results from using the aft end of the usable CG range, can result in a "control reversal" phenomenon in regards to aileron input. If the CG is far enough forward to cause the outboard area of the elevon or the entire wing tip to be negatively loaded, then the Lift distribution curve becomes "bell shaped" and good predictable roll control will be experienced.
The problem is that the bell shaped curve is inherently less efficient. You'll get the best L/D by using the elliptical curve.
Please keep in mind here that I'm referring to a "pure" flying wing that has no vertical stabilizers.
Anyway, to cut to the chase here, the elliptical curve will work very well (in regards to roll control) if enough anhedral (negative dihedral) is incorporated into the design. The anhedral must be of sufficient value to at least cancel out the dihedral effect found in swept-aft planforms, which is generally considered to be about 1 degree of dihedral for every 5 degrees of sweep.
Also please keep in mind that I'm referring to a flying wing that is intended to be flown up-right, most, if not all of the time. The flying wings usually being discussed on this forum are mostly intended for high speed aerobatic flight. 99% of my flying wings have been non-powered or only minimally powered gliders.
I adjust my anhedral angle so that the glider exhibits a little bit of negative spiral stability, it wants to roll in to the turn, so that while I'm thermalling I'm having to "high side" the stick. So if I'm in a left hand turn, the glider is holding the desired bank angle with the left elevon down slightly and the right side elevon is raised a bit. This yields a very favorable distribution of both lift and drag forces along the span, resulting in the best sink rate and the smallest turning radius at the lowest speed.
Another thing before I go, is the radius of the airfoils' leading edge. You often hear of folks having trouble with tip-stalling when using swept-back wing planforms. Swept-back wings have in addition to an inherent dihedral a wash-in effect as well. A flying wing intended primarily for up-right thermalling flight needs to have some wash-out built into the wing. Insufficient wash-out, combined with a small leading edge radius, will ensure tip-stalling problems. Another culprit here is excessive taper in the planform. It will be noticed that modern swept-aft flying wing designs have minimal taper and are quite often equipped with a constant-chord wing design. If you want a lot of taper because you're trying to fly a scale model of a Horten design you will want to provide plenty of twist (washout) to avoid tip stalls. If your flying wing seems eager to tip stall or spin, the easiest fix is to add washout or if that isn't practical then adding more "roundness" to the leading edge radius may help.
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Electric chimes in the Brougham Place Congregational Church were dedicated as a memorial to Air Vice Marshall Wilfred McCloughry.
On General Birdwood's recommendation Wilfred obtained a permanent commission in the Royal Air Force in August 1919 as squadron leader. In 1922 he attended the first R.A.F. Staff College course and graduated from the Imperial Defence College in 1931. Promoted Group Captain in July 1934, he was posted to Egypt and in July 1936, as acting air commodore, he was appointed air officer commanding Aden Command.
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Harry Potter and the Final Adventure
On Saturday night/Sunday morning, there were book release parties all over the world for J.K. Rowling's last ever (she pinky swears this time) Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Not the last wizarding book, most likely, but … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Random Fun Tagged book release party, Harry Potter
Love and Rockets is Back
To be clear, Love and Rockets never really went away. Also to be clear, I'm not talking about the band either. I adore them, and I'll always be a David J fan, but this is not about them. Love and … Continue reading
Posted in Random Fun Tagged comics, Fantagraphics, graphic novels, LGBTQ, Love and Rockets, memories
Some Lives are More Important than Others
TW: Contains descriptions of drugging and rape. There may also be some NSFW language. For the past couple of days, I've been wrestling with whether or not to write about this. On the one hand, a crime like this, and … Continue reading
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Remember the Fallen 2016
I'm not sure what I want to write today. I want to write something, for the practice if nothing else. But I'm gonna start anyway. This is Memorial Day weekend here in the US. This is one of two days … Continue reading
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You Never Know Where Life Will Take You
It's true. 5 years ago I was recovering from spinal surgery and didn't think I'd ever play flute again. I used to be…okay. Not the greatest, but good enough to teach and work with some pretty more-than-okay students. At one … Continue reading
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Band Night
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Writing, Day 19: Word Vomit
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Mrs. Pauley: Writing 101, Day 18
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Writing 101: Happy Birthday Dinner
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Last week, I reported that I was starting the 100 Pushups challenge, which is a workout program designed to help users achieve the ability to do 100 pushups in a row in just 6 weeks. When I took the initial test last week, I was only able to complete 7 pushups in a row, which was both depressing and motivating. Since then, I have improved considerably, and I am really excited to see my progress thus far. I can't wait to see where I am at the end of next week.
The program has 3 workouts per week, each with 5 sets of pushups. The first 4 sets are a specific number, and the last set is a max out set where you do as many as you can. Below are the results from the final set of the first week's workout, as well as my thoughts along the way.
Day 1:
Max: 8
Comments: Feeling pretty weak! Getting through the first 2 sets of 6 was incredibly hard, but it was nice to only have to do sets of 4 after that. I do feel kind of pathetic because I can do so few pushups, but at least I am doing something about it. Gotta stay focused!
Day 2:
Max: 11
Comments: Woo! That was really hard, but I managed to complete it. Then I surprised myself by cranking out 11 pushups! I am already getting stronger!
Day 3:
Max: 12
Comments: After just one week in the program, I can do 5 more pushups than when I started. I am feeling stronger each time!


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Discussion in 'PC and Console Gaming' started by PrettyRex, May 19, 2017.
Because it's gonna be awesome! Destiny the Game | Home
Maybe it'll be better than the first.
At this point, who knows? It might be!
Yeah im really excited to play another completed game thats cut up into peices and sold to me seperatly for a total of 4 times the price of a normal game.
I can wait to have basic game functions taken away because i didnt pay the 40$ price tag for the next empty expansion.
Cant wait for those terrible load times and server outages. Cant wait for the badly implimented multiplayer.
Ohh boy i just cant wait!:3
If the previous game is anything to go by, I'd rather give $150 to a homeless guy. That way I know it won't be wasted, as he'll no doubt spend it on booze and hookers. Wait.. Fuck. Why give it to some homeless guy when I can do that myself??
The moral of the story is why buy destiny when you can have booze and hookers!
Ladyboy hookers <3
Asain ladyboy hookers <3 <3
And cherry vodka!
And Smirnoff Ice Apple. God, that shit's GOOD!
Yay hookers for everyone!
I'm excited for the game, but the moment I saw it's going to be peer to peer for multiplayer, well that killed a lot of my hype for the game, still going to preorder to try the beta, and if I don't like it I can always cancel the dang preorder.
I dunno, seems fun, but I'm not going to hype myself over it.
It can be good in the end. Or not. We'll see (well, not me, since I don't have any current-gen consoles anyway).
Riding the hype train is a fun thing to do indeed, but usually a pointless one too - good games will eventually come to you through word of mouth anyway, and you'll bypass a lot of bad ones by not overreacting to every slightly pretty press release .u. I stopped being hyped about everything a year or two ago, mainly because I already have a huge backlog of games I want to complete sometime, so I can afford myself to not care about newer releases (the only two ones I actually anticipated a lot during this year were Night in the Woods and a new expansion for Binding of Isaac).
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Monthly Archives: April 2017
President SCBAP Mr. Rasheed A Razvi Speech in Full Court Reference on the eve of retirement of Mr. Justice Amir Hani Muslim
FULL COURT REFERENCE ON THE RETIREMENT OF JUSTICE AMIR HANI MUSLIM, JUDGE, SUPREME COURT OF PAKISTAN HELD ON 30.03.2017 AT ISLAMABAD. Presented by Mr. Rasheed A. Razvi Sr. ASC. President, Supreme Court Bar Association. Mr. Justice Mian Saqib Nisar,
Resolutions passed by the 19th Executive Committee of SCBAP in its 6th Meeting held at Karachi on 27th of January 2017.
Resolution # 1: The Executive Committee of SCBAP condemns the uncalled for outburst on Balochistan Judicial Report by the Federal Minister for Interior Chaudhary Nisar Ahmed and demands immediate apology and regrets. The Association demands immediate implementation of the recommendations


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Like Stevie Wonder and Prince before him, Roman GianArthur is a miracle in the making, a jaw-dropping singer, composer, arranger, producer, and performer—an innovative and inspiring 21st century redefinition of what it means to be an artist. Originally from Winston-Salem, NC, Roman now spends his days putting the finishing touches on his magisterial debut LP "The Good Dreamer," while consistently broadening the expectations of what a soul singer can do: writing musicals, composing concertos, conducting orchestras, scoring films, picking up new instruments and learning their mysteries at prodigious speed, all while offering heartfelt reflections on the social implications of art, and the need for more beauty in the world around us. With a laugh, Roman shakes his head and says, "I just love to practice…and telling myself stories while I practice. It's really my favorite thing to do!" **ROMAN IS APPEARING ON FRIDAY, JULY 5 AND SATURDAY, JULY 6 FROM 7:10 - 8:40 PM**
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Coastal Lace (Dimensions provided at left are for the largest piece. Complete dimensions are: platter - 13" in diameter, dinner plate - 9" in diameter, finger bowl 6" in diameter.
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Yeast and Fermentation / Re: First Time Pitching on Yeast Cake« on: May 15, 2012, 07:31:38 PM »
Bruno here on this forum, braun hefe everywhere else. Got it thanks for clearing that up.
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IMO it is better to take out a portion of the slurry - heck, it only takes a minute to dump in clean, sani mason jar, and measure out the appropriate amount. Also, the bruno hefe - the old yeast and protein hop resin on the sides if the fermenter - you dnt really want that to dissolve back into your beer. I think you make better beer by measuring out the slurry and pitching into a clean fermenter.
I think you could plant one now. You're really only trying to establish a root system the first year.
how about something that is about 3 pounds each vienna and munich 20l then throw in a little 60l crystal/5gallons should come in just under 3%
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Harrison thinks Freeman faking injury
Josh Freeman's nightmare season isn't ending — or is it?
Freeman suffered a concussion during his disastrous first start for the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night in New York, the team announced Wednesday, forcing him to sit out Sunday's game against Green Bay.
However, that announcement came a day after they said the exiled Bucs QB would start Sunday.
After watching Freeman struggle in a 23-7 loss to the Giants, there are some skeptics who are not convinced Freeman really has a concussion and think either he is trying to chicken out of a bad situation in Minnesota, or the Vikings are trying to keep him off the field.
One of those skeptics who doesn't mind going on the record is NBC analyst Rodney Harrison.
"I can't say that I believe he has a concussion," Harrison told NBC Sports Radio, via Awful Announcing. "I can't say that I'm 100 percent sold out. I'm not trying to doubt the seriousness of his injury if he has one, but it just seems like a convenient excuse to get out of a situation. That's what it seems like."
Freeman, who was released by the Bucs following a winless start to the season, might be regretting going to the Twin Cities after just a couple weeks, Harrison said.
"Maybe's he's looking around and saying, 'You know, maybe Greg Jennings isn't as good as I thought … Adrian Peterson is struggling. Heck, I just want out of this situation, I can't wait for the end of the season,'" Harrison said. "I played safety at a high level for a long time and I was bangin' and I never missed a game because of a concussion, so it just seems like an excuse to me."
Did Harrison go too far with his accusation against the struggling QB? CBS Sports' Gregg Doyel thinks he did. But others question the curious timing of the concussion announcement and venture that it won't win over anyone in the Vikings locker room.
Maybe Freeman was hoping he would be benched after his pedestrian 20-for-53, 190-yard passing game. Since 1960, only four other QBs have thrown 50 or more passes in a game and not been able to reach the 200-yard mark.
Christian Ponder is expected to make the start with Freeman out. Hopefully you're not faking it, Josh. The NFL has no room for punks.
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- Year Built: 1942
- Status: Sold on 3/14/2016
- Fireplaces: 1
- Total Square Footage: 1,267 ($60.77 per sq. foot)
- County: Onondaga
- Property ID: 103896438
- Beds: 3
- Total Rooms: 7
- Parking Type Description: Detached 1 car
- Lot Size: 38 x 120
- Neighborhood: Westside
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- Baths: 1 (Full: 1 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
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My dream for the Dickinson Historical Society spawned five years ago is becoming a reality.
The first of three statues representing and honoring the founding fathers of our beautiful community — a rancher, a farmer and a shop keeper — is finished and will be erected soon. The road leading to this realization has not always been easy, but we have selected and approved a site by the Dickinson Library, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the foundation, the rancher statue is finished, and we started the first phase of our History in the Making Capital Campaign Fund Drive for the other statues.
The original project and idea was placed in the hands of Dickinson High School's talented art teacher, Colleen Steblein, who recruited four of her senior students — Abbie Laird, Heather White, Tabitha Butler, and Leah Hunt — to help sculpt the original models. Supplies were purchased, different teachers posed as models, and work began.
The school year ended, and the four young ladies left to pursue their higher education. Steblein assured me that she would finish the statues. Now, I understand the old cliché, "Never rush a true artist."
My weekly visits to the Dickinson High School art department made people wonder if I was about to take up sculpting in my spare time. What looked great to me would not suit her, and she would tear into what I thought was a beautiful piece of art and redo the arm or leg or shoe. Finally, she said they were finished. Three beautiful 18-inch clay models of the rancher, the farmer and the shop keeper were complete.
With my undying thanks to her, I loaded them into my truck, packed them tightly with blankets and carefully drove to the Dickinson Museum at 20 mph. Bill Bonham, the Historical Society president at that time, had diligently researched and located a brilliant and renowned artist, Eric Kaposta at the Fine Arts Foundry of Texas in Houston, who agreed to convert the statues into life-size pieces of art. This is not something that happens overnight. The mold was made, and the first of the three was finally cast.
The Historical Society has undertaken a huge financial task in implementing this historic project and has already provided $30,000 for the first phase of the project with a goal to raise $50,000 more. As mentioned earlier, the Capital Campaign Fund drive is divided into phases. First, we want every Dickinson resident and business to have an opportunity to be part of this History in the Making Campaign. After that, we will include surrounding businesses who are always generous with community events and who we support.
Many communities have statues that enhance the beauty of their city, and without a doubt, these three statues will help beautify Dickinson. As the saying goes, "Most of us can see but few have vision." It is so fortunate that our small community of Dickinson has residents with such vision. We welcome any and all contributions — your generosity is always appreciated.


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Backwater Trailer (2013)
Cass and Mark are a couple on a camping trip to the distant countryside. When their seemingly secluded getaway is interrupted by an ominous scream, they start to think someone might be stalking them, and encounter two strangers who are also in the woods near them. Despite everything appearing to be harmless, they can't shake the feeling that something is wrong. The truth, however, is far more disturbing than meets the eye.
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The Titanic sat at the bottom of the ocean for 73 years. Many explorers tried to find it, but only one of them was successful: His name is Dr. Robert Ballard, and he is responsible for finding the ship's final resting place.
The tale of how Ballard found the ship is absolutely fascinating. You can see the images from the discovery under the sea below.
He proposed using a live feed from 20,000 feet below the surface to see the shipwreck. He used an unmanned camera sled to do so.
Source:Roy Chapman Andrews Society
The navy funded his project. Also, the Navy was not super into the whole Titanic plan.
The Navy wanted to use it the equipment to find two lost nuclear submarines. They struck a deal with Ballard: If he could find the subs, they'd let him use the remaining time to search for the Titanic.
U.S. Navy Photograph/NHHC collection
He only had 12 days to find the famous ship.
Ballard learned a new technique when he found the subs. He left a kind of "bread crumb" trail.
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"We were embarrassed we were celebrating," Ballard later said, "and all of a sudden we realized that we should not be dancing on someone's grave."
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They continued to follow the trail, they came across the Titanic's bow. With only a few days left, the team scrambled to take all the photos they could.


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We've put things on hold for the next few days as we rebuild to show off the new curriculum.
The new classes are not the same as before although we are not losing any of the old content and ideas, just adding new.
Cameras are becoming more sophisticated. Software can be complicated to understand and use. Upgrading gear can be expensive and introduce a new set of problems. Saving your photos and printing is time consuming.
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BELLINGHAM — An anti-coal group is asking a state appeals court to allow on the November ballot an initiative that would block the transport of coal through Bellingham.
County election officials say the deadline to add the measure to ballots and voters pamphlets is fast approaching.
Whatcom County Superior Court Judge Charles Snyder on Aug. 3 granted the city of Bellingham an injunction that blocks the measure from the ballot. Coal Free Bellingham is seeking to lift that injunction.
The Bellingham Herald reports the ordinance would ban the transport of coal on the city's roads or railways and is partly intended to foil a proposal by SSA Marine to build a coal and bulk cargo export facility at Cherry Point.


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Daniel Henninger wrote an article last week for the Wall Street Journal in which he describes how the White House has abused its power "repeatedly and across the breadth of the federal government."
This may not surprise you, but Henninger's extensive list of federal overreach will shock even the most politically calloused.
The White House has redefined the law for
- Universities
- Public schools
- Fire and police departments
- The financial industry
- Utilities
- State legislatures
- Orders of nuns
- Black parents
- Small-business owners
- The electrons inside the Internet
- Random sections of the U.S. Constitution
In July 2011, the president said in public he'd like to "bypass Congress and change the laws on my own." The phrase, "change the laws on his own," is not in the U.S. Constitution.
The next year, Mr. Obama made his now-famous and unconstitutional recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board. The recess appointments were the tip of the iceberg.
Click here to read the rest of Henninger's article.
Clearly, something has to be done to stop the increasingly blatant overreach of the federal government.
Article V gives the American people a real, viable solution to halt the abuses of power coming from every branch of government in Washington, D.C. The Convention of States process can propose and ratify constitutional amendments that effectively limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government.


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2013 and earlier Lexus RX 350 Prices Paid and Buying Experience
If anyone is interested i have already negotiated a great deal on a 2008 RX350 but ended up taking delivery from another dealer already. If you want the deal that i already got I would be happy to meet you at the dealership and get you the great deal i negotiated. 38400 on msrp car 43056 every option but nav and mark levinson. This took me multiple weeks to negiotiate this deal So i can save you lots time. I am located in the NYC area.
hostag Posts: 2We are considering buying the 2007 with the Levinson/Nav package in the Dallas - Fort Worth area. Three questions: (1) what prices have people gotten for the 2007 RX 350 with the Levinson/Nav package, (2) are there any particularly good Lexis dealers in the Dallas - Fort Worth area, and (3) are there any Lexis dealers that should be avoided? Thank you in advance.
pep2 Posts: 6bubsy: I'm looking for a AWD with towing in the NYC area. PEP2
ericbwang Posts: 1hi - I'm looking to buy a RX350 asap. Could you please introduce me to the dealer? Thank you very much.
oiakou Posts: 19Just for the everyone's benefit...
about 3 weeks ago (beginning of March) I got a price quote of $41200 (or 41500? ) on 2008 RX3500 AWD, Navigation, Premium Plus.
This was from one of the northern NJ dealers, don't remember which one exactly. I mentioned to the guy that I was looking for 2007 specifically because of good pricing. They did not have any.
Hello Ericbwang and Pep2
go to newjersey. craigslist.org and search on 2008 lexus. Then send me a message from there I know i can't put my email address in this forum. Send me you number and I will call you. I am not a dealer just an aggressive purchaser who negiotiated a great deal on 2 cars that I no longer need.
There is Nalley Lexus in Smyrna. You can go to Lexus website and put in the zip code of 30096. Extend the radius to 75 miles. From there you will see Nalley Lexus. Give the internet Manager a call. They have three or four left of 2007. or try to email me privately and I will give you the contact.
I am not a dealer. Just a buyer.
A newbie question: I am intersted in the RX350 with just the premium package but the Lexus website under "Build you lexus" for my zip code only shows either "base" and the next level up is "Premium Plus Package - Luxury Value Edition with Additional Options", so there is not an option to choose only the "premium package". Does this means that there isn't such configured RX350 in local dealers' inventory?
billmv Posts: 147dys.....There may not be. My wife got an IS 250 in Sept. in the San Francisco area and we could only get it one of two ways. With or without nav. So we got it with the nav. We could not get things like memory seats because they were not even being offered on the 250. At any price. You HAD to go to the 350 to get some of these features even though they were theoretically available options on the 250 according to Lexus' website.
The dealer told us that Lexus was only offering the 250 that way in the Western region. So be VERY precise about what you're getting when you talk to a dealer. Go over everything line by line. It may be "optional" but it most likely is not "available."
Lexus has reverted to the Henry Ford school of marketing....you can have it in any color you want as long as it's black.
What state are you in?
looking into getting some lease numbers on 2008 RX 350; been in an RX for 2 consecutive 36 month leases which ends in early April. I normally put $0 down and Lexus of New Orleans waived my last security deposit with 15,000 miles......some of the figures I'm reading seem awfully low?? i was quoted $739/month with 0 down, 0 security and 15,000 mile per year?? premium plus package........GOOD or BAD????
marqevans Posts: 29It's hard to tell with out knowing if we are talking about the same vehicle. See my post #550. Do you have a sales tax in Louisiana?. I have been getting bought out of my 39 or 36 month leases after 2 years. I am turning in a 2005 with 9 months left. My dealer says I am able to do this as they need my car and can sell it for more than my residual value plus the remaining payments; and the sale tax is reduced on the 2008 because of the trade in of the 2005. Don't know if this helps and I don/t know if I'm getting a good deal but I love driving a new RX every two years without putting any money down!
Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.
I am actually in the S.F. Bay Area as well. I guess that means the "Build you lexus" does acurrately reflect the availability of the "options'.
chevy769 Posts: 12Your monthly payment includes depreciation of the car and interest on the loan(this is REALLY NOT a lease) plus profit for the dealer. the dealer may make a profit also on the resale of your older vehicle.
These cars depreciate about $5,000 the first year. Dealers normally offer trade in value, which is usually about 80% of the current retail price. Interest on a $40,000 loan at 7% is $2,800/yr. So, your minimum payment must be at least $7,800/12, or $650. The dealer is making a profit, so add another $100 or so per month. It could be a good deal, but I doubt that the dealer really has the customer as his first concern. The dealers make large margins on late model certifieds that are still in factory warranty. The dealer will take a good used car like yours and likely even sell it at or near the current NEW car price to unsavy prospects who don't do their homework.
dmk62202 Posts: 1I live in Los Angeles and just got into a new lease this weekend on a 2008 RX 350 - standard premium package w/ navigation.
Invoice: $39,385
Neg. Price: $39,750
Cap Cost: $39,750 + $595 (bank fee) = $40,345
Res. Value: $25,605
Term: 36 mos
Mileage: 12,000/year
Sales tax: 8.25%
Payment: $587.44
Also got them to take my Audi, which had 5 payments left on the lease, as a trade-in, so I had no out-of-pocket.
let me reiterate......the 2004 RX 330 lease which is up (i'm selling to a friend at pay-out which is $21,900) is far below what i could have got had i tried to sell outright. my sales tax in this area is 8.5% ......my quote is for a 2008 RX, 15,000 miles/yr, no security, no money down (drive in, sign, drive out) 1st payment only of $739/mth wiht everything roled in......total cost with destination charge is $43,056 which is the premium package plus. any help would be appreciated, as i hate to sound ignorant but it seems as though a lot of you have done a lot of homeowrk in this area.
I have been searching for a 2007 RX350 used or new w/ Nav, Prem+, black exterior preferred. I am not getting convincing offers in Columbia, SC and I am willing to travel for the right deal. Anyone had much luck with dealerships in SC, GA, or NC?
Quotes I have received so far in North & South Carolina (can I do much better?):
New 2007 FWD - (black), no nav - $37,988+
New 2008 FWD - (black), nav - $42,111+
Used 2007 FWD - (bamboo), nav, 26k mi - $38,879+
Used 2007 FWD - (white), nav, 6k mi - $40,605+ (demo)
Used 2007 AWD - (flint), nav, 7k mi - $41,800+
New 2007 FWD (black/black) with no nav for 34,715 plus doc fee (399)and TT. If you need contact info please email me.
you're getting ripped off. I got a brand new 2007 AWD white/nav/premium--2 miles on it for around 38, $40,300 with tax tags about a month ago.
Where did you get this vehicle w/ options for 38k? Please send contact info if within driving distance to South Carolina. The local dealership in Columbia, SC is only selling 2008's for MSRP and 2007's @ 2K under MSRP. I know they are inflating and that my patience will pay off in the end when the right deal is negotiated. I wonder if it will take a couple more months of the 2008 being out for 2007's to drop significantly?
Bought it from len stoler lexus in maryland right outside of baltimore. Did everything on the phone with the internet sales manager. Just picked up the car for delivery. He gave me a good deal b/c I called the last day of February. Easy experience. Highly recommend them. See post 515--that's me but I forgot my login name to edmunds so I used a different email account and I never know which one I'm using when I write. Good luck
tpi52 Posts: 5will start my hunt soon for a 400h - since I live in Charleston I'll start with the local dealer - I assume that you must have shopped your car with the Charleston dealer -
can you share any thoughts on that experience?
msindallas Posts: 190We got an RX330 last year, but couldn't get the options we wanted. We wanted the HID biXenon headlights, dealer told us they come only in 2 packages - with and without navi. No HID's on RX330, to get those we'd have to move up to some $65k vehicle. 2 weeks after the purchase we noticed other RX330's on the road with those lights. Then researched and the Sylvania website says Lexus does offer those. Not sure if the dealer was BS-ing us. My bad, didn't do enough research up front. Now they want $6,000 to put in those headlights. My next purchase definitely wont be a Lexus, and certainly not from the dealership - Park Place Lexus in Plano, TX.
pschiffe Posts: 373I ordered the Premium Plus Package on my '07 RX330 which includes:
Leather-trimmed interior
Power tilt-and-telescopic steering column
Lexus Memory System to control power driver's seat (except lumbar), outside mirrors and steering wheel
Illuminated entry system
Power tilt-and-slide moonroof with one-touch open/close and sliding sunshade
Roof rack with rails
High-Intensity Discharge (HID) headlamps with auto leveling
Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS)
The MSRP for the package was $2,960 (INV $2,368) but I received it after "The Lexus Golden Opportunity Sales Event" option price drops were announced on 7-26-06 at which time it became $2,060 (INV $1,648). Unfortunately some Lexus sales departments have a very bad cavalier attitude, including my local one; you need to find one that doesn't.
dpob Posts: 1Hi All,
First time here and would like to know if I got a good deal or not as I never owned a new car before and dealing with car salespersons isn't the first thing on my list of things to experence before I die. That said I just purchased an 08 RX350 AWD white/pearl leather wood WITHOUT the NAV systems for $38400. Sticker was $43K . I am in N.Calif. So did I get screwed, a fair deal or a great deal. I used to have a 850t5 Volvo, old and it was paid for but my mech. was getting rich so I decided to buy a Lexus for the first time. Your feedback is welcomed.
jako1 Posts: 22I would have thought being in California, you would have gotten much better than that ... I bought at the same price as yours (Premium Plus, No Nav) in Seattle, where some users have drove down from Seattle to Bay Area and bought theres coz of cheaper price. I would say it is fair.
But, its an awesome car ... enjoy it.
gatortale Posts: 4I waited till I was ready to pull the trigger, then told the internet guy (Doug) what I was willing to pay (invoice price) on an 08 and, because Sarasota FL would do it, he matched their offer.
Got my wife an 08, Performance plus package w/ XM, HID, heated seats, rain sensing wipers for $38000, OTD price of $41000 even. We saved exactly $4k off sticker.
I cannot say enough about the education I received on this site, and I saved a bundle.
gasman1 Posts: 321Congratulations! You have a very good vehicle at a very good price. You saved $4,600 off MSRP. My closest Lexus dealer is 65 miles and won't budge off sticker. My next closest Lexus dealer is 150 miles and won't drop more than $2,000 off sticker. If I decide to go with Lexus, I may end up flying out of state to get one. I'm envious of your vehicle and your deal. Be happy with your great deal and enjoy your great vehicle! Life is good!
robtson Posts: 2I just purchased on March 31, 2007, a brand new 2007 Lexus RX 350 with Black exterior, the Premium Plus package, and heated front seats. The local dealer added tinting to the front windows and the dealer price selling price before tax and fees was $34,800.
Things I learned:
1. Dealing at the end of the month really makes a difference
2. The internet manager at the dealerships quickly quoted very good prices and did so rapidly because....
3. I shopped BOTH of the dealerships in town and the two seem to be fairly competitive.
I live in Dallas and we have both Sewell Lexus and Park Place Lexus in town and they both have two dealerships in the area so they have lots of inventory to draw from.
By the way, the document fee was only $50.00 (I have heard some Lexus dealers use this to make extra money at no cost)
vanlam Posts: 1I purchased an 08 AWD with NAV Bamboo Pearle yesterday for $43,000 out the door at Lexus of Cerritos at S. Cal. The deal I got, no body can match around here, not even different people at the same dealer. Not even Longo can match it.
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Sortof a side note: Would you be more interested in capturing an audience with sizable disposable income that spends wisely, or an audience with less[meager, even] disposable income that spends foolishly(that is, a fool and his money, so to speak).
Uh, caveat re question above; we're talking soap and like products for your target audience, right? Not yachts and summer homes.
If by that you mean, does commercial broadcast have more tendency to influence the great unwashed than the elite, you would have to supposte the former.
But I caution that it is not only the bottom of the economic ladder but also much of the top which goes for Democratic politics - the former is willing to be patronized as "poor," and the latter is willing to patronize "the poor." The Republican Party exists largely to protect the middle class from both the envious "poor" and the patronizing rich.
Either is a valid marketing approach. It just depends on what your product is. For ex., it would be foolish to try to sell Ferraris in the inner city. A coke dealer or two might buy one, but (crime aside) you wouldn't make it. On the other hand, it probably wouldn't be good to put a "Dollar Store" on Rodeo Drive, although, oddly, we have a "Goodwill" store in Centerville, OH, one of the richer suburbs of Dayton, and my wife knows MANY fairly well-to-do people who shop there. I'm sure Clark Howard would!
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This month's Treasure is another of Univ's medieval manuscripts. Produced around 1300, it is what is known as an Apocalypse manuscript.
Bursting with beautiful illuminations, Apocalypse manuscripts depict the last book of the bible; the Book of Revelation (or 'apocalypse' in Greek). Produced in French and Latin and popular in the 13th century, they represent the beginning of a tradition of Apocalypse illustration that continued for centuries; from the block-books of the early 15th century, to the intricate woodcuts of later 15th and 16th century printed texts.
Univ's Apocalypse manuscript was donated to the College in 1670 by Old Member, William Rogers of Painswick (matriculated 1663). One of several books donated by Rogers at this time, it is recorded in the Library Benefactors' Book and listed alongside another of Univ's manuscripts, Bede's Life of Cuthbert (see Figure 1: 'Apocalypsis' and 'V. Bedae Vitam'). You can learn more about the Library Benefactors' Book and Bede's Life of Cuthbert in our previous Treasures.
In its medieval white leather binding, Univ's Apocalypse contains a series of coloured drawings, each depicting dramatic scenes from the Book of Revelation. Some of the angels and beasts described are shown here in figures 2 to 5. Figure 2 shows the story of Revelation 10 in which John is instructed to eat the book held by the angel. The angel stands alongside seven thunders with a rainbow above him and with one foot on the land and one foot on the sea. In Figure 3, seven angels stand with their harps (Revelation 15: 1-4) whilst in Figure 4, three unclean spirits rise like frogs from the mouth of a dragon (Revelation 16: 13-14). Finally, in Figure 5, John sees the New Jerusalem coming down from heaven by God (Revelation 20).
Selected bibliography
Alexander, J. J. G. & Temple, E. (1985). Illuminated manuscripts in Oxford college libraries, the University Archives and the Taylor Institution. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
Bing, G. (1942). The apocalypse block-books and their manuscript models. Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, Vol. 5, pp. 143-158.


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It's Our Turn - It's time to get realistic about zebras
Some people hate dandelions and will stop at nothing to rid their lawn of every last one. But despite spending millions of dollars nationwide, and untold amounts of time digging and spraying, the yellow flowers always come back. The seeds may blow in on a breeze from miles away, or they may come from the neighbor's yard, but either way they take root and spread quickly, and the battle starts all over again.
When you compare the fight against the zebra mussel to efforts to control the common dandelion, you can see what we're up against: A near impossibility.
In fighting these pesky invaders, it is important to realize from the start what we are up against and have a firm grip on reality. It's also important to not confuse activity and spending money with accomplishment.
Unfortunately, many of the efforts so far by local governments, lake associations and the DNR are at best misguided and at worst, just plain stupid.
There's a lot of optimistic talk these days about power washers, decontamination stations and mandatory inspections to stop the spread of these pests. The problem is, all these efforts are really no different than putting a fence on one side of your lawn to keep dandelions out: It's just plain not going to work. Rather than expensive decontamination stations, which look cool but in reality are like pulling one dandelion, wouldn't money be better spent on public education or maybe just posting one person at each access to educate boaters and make sure all water is drained from boats?
The problem is that on our chain of lakes alone (all of which are or soon will be infected) there are about 10 public accesses. Obviously, to completely monitor these lakes 24 hours a day would take a lot of manpower and money. Yet, even then, what's going to stop an egret or duck from flying out of the lake with zebra mussels attached to its leg, or an "infected" turtle or muskrat from migrating to another lake? And what's going to keep the water from flowing between the many lakes that are interconnected with rivers and streams?
For now, at least, total containment is an impossibility. Sure, you could put gates across all boat landings on certain lakes, as some people living on Twin Cities lakes have proposed; but that ignores the fact that those lake residents do not own the lake and have no more right to use it than anyone else.
Our best hope for now is to slow the spread. And even that might not be possible; there are many people who believe that despite all our efforts and expenditures, the zebra mussel will eventually invade all our lakes.
I'm not saying that because zebras are nearly impossible to stop, that we shouldn't even try, only that we should do it intelligently, with an eye toward what is likely to have the most impact, within the resources we have available. And we certainly shouldn't be doing things just for show, such as is the case with the decontamination stations. We also need to remember that if we get too much regulation - if government gets out of control - it won't matter if there are zebras because we won't be able to use the waters anyway.
I understand the desire to control these pests, and maybe someday we will be able to. Maybe someday something along the lines of Zequanox will solve this problem (although still not without a high cost). But for now, without extensive testing, that option is even more scary than infested lakes.
We can keep fighting, but let's be realistic: We'll probably never get rid of all the dandelions, or stop them from creeping into the neighbor's yard.
"It's Our Turn" is a weekly column that rotates among members of the Echo Press editorial staff.
Lowell Anderson Lowell Anderson has worked as a writer and photographer at the Echo Press since 1998. His current responsibilities include taking photographs, preparing photographs for publication and the Internet, managing photo archives, and writing for special publications. Anderson is a 1995 graduate of St. Cloud State University, where he majored in mass communications with an emphasis in photojournalism. In his spare time, he enjoys nature photography, outdoor sports and reading.


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