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I just finished this last night! It's crocheted...double crochet with a 3 row single crochet border. It's not laying very flat - some of the corners are turned under but you get the point! I added the flower as an afterthought for just a little accent! Let me know what you think!
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Oral: Adults: BPH: 10 mg once daily Dosage adjustment in renal impairment: Bioavailability and maximum serum concentrations are increased by ~50% with mild, moderate, or severe renal impairment Note: Safety has not been evaluated in patients with creatinine clearances <30 mL/minute. Dosage adjustment in hepatic impairment: Mild hepatic impairment: Use has not been studied. Moderate or severe hepatic impairment (Child-Pugh class B and C): Clearance is decreased 1 /3 to 1 /4 and serum concentration is increased three- to fourfold; use is contraindicated Administration Tablet should be swallowed whole; do not crush or chew. Administer once daily (with a meal); should be taken at the same time each day. [ Supplied: 10mg extended release tablet.] |
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Mechanism of Action The mechanism of action of CARDURA (doxazosin mesylate) is selective blockade of the alpha1 (postjunctional) subtype of adrenergic receptors. Studies in normal human subjects have shown that doxazosin competitively antagonized the pressor effects of phenylephrine (an alpha1 agonist) and the systolic pressor effect of norepinephrine. Doxazosin and prazosin have similar abilities to antagonize phenylephrine. Oral: Adults: 1 mg once daily in morning or evening; may be increased to 2 mg once daily. Thereafter titrate upwards, if needed, over several weeks, balancing therapeutic benefit with doxazosin-induced postural hypotension Hypertension: Maximum dose: 16 mg/day BPH: Goal: 4-8 mg/day; maximum dose: 8 mg/day Elderly: Initial: 0.5 mg once daily [Supplied 1 mg, 2 mg, 4 mg, 8 mg tablets] |
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Stephens, M.F.C., Nesset, D., Williams, K.A., Kelly, A., Penty, R.V., White, I.H., and Fice, M.J. (1999) Wavelength conversion at 40 Gbit/s via cross-gain modulation in distributed feedback laser integrated with semiconductor optical amplifier. Electronics Letters, 35(20), 1762-1764 . (doi:10.1049/el:19991170)
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Wavelength conversion via cross-gain modulation is demonstrated for the first time at 40 Gbit/s in a distributed feedback laser monolithically integrated with a semiconductor optical amplifier. A bit error rate penalty of 2.2 dB at 10-9 is reported for the operation
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Authors: | Stephens, M.F.C., Nesset, D., Williams, K.A., Kelly, A., Penty, R.V., White, I.H., and Fice, M.J. |
Subjects: | T Technology > T Technology (General) Q Science > QC Physics |
College/School: | College of Science and Engineering > School of Engineering > James Watt Nanofabrication Centre |
Journal Name: | Electronics Letters |
Publisher: | The Institution of Engineering & Technology |
ISSN (Online): | 1350-911X |
Published Online: | 6 August 2002 |
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CSDistrict Adjusts Weapons Policy
Item: District adjusts weapons policy: Officials given leeway on pocketknives/Maureen Dolan, Coeur d'Alene Press
More Info: School trustees in Coeur d'Alene have tweaked the district's weapons policy to give principals and the superintendent more discretion regarding disciplinary action when a student unwittingly brings a pocketknife to school. "It's so common. It's as simple as, 'I went fishing with my grandpa and I forgot it was in my backpack," said Trustee Tom Hamilton. Until Monday's board meeting, a student in that situation would have been automatically suspended for several days. The child would have to go to an expulsion hearing before the board before being allowed to return to school. Now, if a child immediately reports that he or she brought a pocketknife to school, the policy calls for the principal to conduct an investigation into the child's possession of the item.
Question: Common sense prevails?
Guns seized from mental health patient
A Cheney man with suspected mental health issues remains in protective custody after police found an arsenal of weapons at his home Wednesday following weeks of threats against public officials.
Douglas J. Dibiasi, 53, was already in protective custody when law enforcement searched his home at 9018 S. Medifor Road about 9:30 a.m.
Spokane County sheriff's officials seized 26 pistols, rifles and shotguns as well as 4,000 to 5,000 rounds of ammunition throughout the home, according to a search warrant.
The search came after officials with the State Bar Association said Dibiasi had filed a grievance against an attorney that had been dismissed, and he continued to leave voicemails threatening to kill federal officials. He threatened to blow up the post office in Cheney and has repeatedly alleged that the sheriff's office is out to get him.
A store owner in Cheney told detectives that he had to tell Dibiasi to stop entering the business with his pistol after an incident with an employee last fall.
Dibiasi was taken into protective custody March 7, and a doctor on March 12 forbid him from possessing weapons.
Daggers hidden in book at D.C. airport
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Transportation Security Administration says officers found two throwing daggers hidden in a hollowed-out book at a checkpoint at Reagan-Washington National Airport.
A TSA spokesman says a passenger was stopped Monday when officers found the knives in the person's carry-on bag. The daggers measured just over a half-foot long and were hidden in the hard-cover book.
The passenger was flying to Chicago and surrendered the knives and book.
The TSA has the authority to fine passengers who bring deadly weapons into the airport checkpoint. It was not known if this was done in this case.
A spokesman for the airport did not immediately return a call for comment.
Man accused of threatening prostitute
A 48-year-old man who traveled to Spokane from California last week is accused of threatening a prostitute with a knife on East Sprague Avenue.
James L. Brewer, of Sacramento, is charged with second-degree assault after a prostitute told police he'd chased her with a knife and tried to grab her after stopping his silver 2001 Mercedes-Benz at Sprague Avenue and Spokane Street on Aug. 13 about 190:05 p.m.
The woman ran screaming to other prostitutes, who called 911. Police the next day spotted the Mercedes at Sprague and South Lee Street and contacted the occupants, one of whom identified himself as Brewer.
Brewer told police he'd just gotten into town the night before and had asked the woman for directions to a motel, but they ran way screaming "for no reason at all," according to court documents. He denied pulling a knife on them. Brewer was arrested for intimation/display of a dangerous weapon, a misdemeanor and released from jail after appearing in Spokane County District Court.
A felony assault charge was just filed in Superior Court; Brewer, who gave court officials a Pines Road address, has not yet been arrested.
Man in Murray threat held without bail
A Spokane man accused of threatening to kill U.S. Senator Patty Murray will remain in jail without bail, a judge ruled Monday.
John Jay Sieler, 50, is diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolarity and was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric ward before he drove by a U.S. senate candidates debate waving a meat cleaver (pictured) and shouting threats on Oct. 14, according to court testimony.
Sieler appeared in U.S. District Court Monday, where his lawyer, Jay McEntire, described him as a lifelong Spokane resident who owns a home and has worked at Dick's Hamburgers for 29 years.
A 2006 court order prohibits Sieler from possessing firearms, but
Sieler has admitted to having several in a storage unit in
U.S. Magistrate Cynthia Imbrogno ordered Sieler to stay in jail, citing his access to firearms, history of marijuana abuse and his need for a structured release plan.
Sieler was arrested last month outside KSPS studios, where Murray and Republican candidate Dino Rossi were scheduled to debate later that night. Sieler was given $500 bail at the Spokane County Jail for misdemeanor charges but rearrested last week on a federal charge of threatening a federal official.
Loaded gun seized by courthouse security
A Spokane woman was arrested today after she tried to bring a loaded gun to a court hearing on a domestic violence charge.
Stacey L. Atkins, 22, was cited for two misdemeanor and released after security at the Spokane County Courthouse founded the Bersa .380-caliber semi-automatic pistol in her purse as it passed through the x-ray machine on the north side of the courthouse.
The gun's magazine was loaded, but there was no bullet in the chamber, according to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office.
Weapons are prohibited inside the courthouse.
Atkins was cited for possession of a concealed dangerous weapon and carrying a weapon in a prohibited place. She was released after she promised to appear in court, according to the Sheriff's Office.


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March 4, 2013 | by El Blog del Narco
The editor of an online news site in northern Mexico was murdered over the weekend, the Ojinaga Noticias digital daily reported Monday. Jaime Guadalupe Gonzalez was killed Sunday afternoon by gunmen in Ojinaga, a border city in the northern state of Chihuahua. continue reading »
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Police discovered a decapitated woman moved this morning to the police forces to the top of Cerro de la Loma Larga. Authorities had to climb to the top of the hill, because the body was approximately 20 m from the transmission antennas of a television channel. continue reading »
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February 26, 2013 | by El Blog del Narco
Armed assailants burst into a prison in the northern border town of Miguel Aleman on Tuesday and helped a dozen inmates escape, Mexican authorities said. The incident occurred around 2:00 a.m. and two of the escapees were convicted murderers, the Tamaulipas state Attorney General's Office said in a statement continue reading »
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Clare van den Blink will join Pace University as Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, effective August 18, 2014.
As Pace University's CIO, Clare van den Blink will be in charge of the University's Information Technology Services Department (ITS) and lead the development and implementation of a strategic technology agenda that supports Pace's mission, strategic goals, and academic programs. The CIO reports to the Provost in a newly realigned structure that recognizes the importance of technology in teaching and learning, and optimizing student learning outcomes.
In addition to her responsibility for all information technology and infrastructure support services for academic, research, and administrative computing at Pace, she will also oversee all of the University's telecommunications, networking services, and information security.
"Clare van den Blink's deep immersion in educational technology will be of great value as Pace defines its own path in a time of rapid change," Pace University President Stephen J. Friedman said.
"We are counting on Clare's informed vision and strong implementation skills to provide faculty with the technological infrastructure they need to carry out innovations in teaching and research in keeping with current changes in the higher education landscape," said Provost Uday Sukhatme, ScD.
Van den Blink brings many years of top-tier experience in information technology in academic, non-profit organizations, and industry, including several positions at Cornell University. She most recently served as Director of Academic Technologies at Cornell, where she helped develop a new IT strategic plan and was responsible for the design and launch of the university's recent mobile strategy. In addition to her duties at Cornell, van den Blink also led the recent Learning Analytics Task Force for the State University of New York's (SUNY) Faculty Advisory Council on Technology, was a speaker at the SUNY Chancellor's Big Data conference, and on a panel discussing "Policy and Protocols for MOOC Research" at the spring 2014 edX conference.
Clare van den Blink has distinguished herself as a leader in the field of information technology, pioneering the development of the teaching and learning taxonomy for the SUNY-sponsored FLEXSpace initiative. She was a key contributor on Cornell's leadership team for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC), and led the data analytics and research team for CornellX, as part of the edX consortium. In addition, she served as co-leader of the Internet2 Net+ initiative on eTextbooks and emerging digital content, and is a nationally recognized expert on, advocate for, and speaker about eTextbook trends and development.
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So I really love the look and feel of the nexus 4 and would love to not use a case, but I don't want to break it. Is there anything you can use that is minimal that could save it from a drop?
I've seen some reviews around for "bumper" type cases. if you're interested in that kind of case i can try and find a link to them
The official bumper is very nice. I'm not sure how the other bumpers stack up, but the official one is well worth the money. Various reviews can shed some light on the look and feel. It does sort of make the device harder to use one-handed. My opinion, and I don't have particularly small hands. I do find myself going case-less though since the device feels so nice and natural without one.
The bumper, while surely beneficial, isn't going to offer the same protection as a full on case. Then you start detracting from the native feel so its a matter of opinion, choice. The risks we take. If you're really worried about it falling then I'd get a proper case. I'd go out and drop my device with bumper on the driveway but I'm fairly certain I wouldn't like the result.
For those considering the bumper, you might want to look at Chris's result with it. The Nexus 4 is quite possibly the most fragile smartphone ever constructed (and I'll never again buy another)
Well all I can say about that is you put a bumper on it. I got a case that covered the back day one and am just looking for options. Put something more than a bumper on it. If it still breaks then you have some room to complain.
Yeah, I use full tpu case and remain unscathed to date. But I agree that the phone is more fragile than it should be in this day and age.
He raises a valid point. All google fan boys laughed at the iphone 4 and giggled when there friends broke it. But google uses even cheaper glass as the back of there nexus 4 now its the "most beautiful designed phone i ever saw!" Its not even gorilla glass on the back its a major flaw in the phone. Hardware and specs aside its the back glass that is a major downfall of this phone. I dont care how many sparkles you put on it.
The article is a bit over the top if you ask me, but we are all entitled to our own opinion. These devices are fragile objects to begin with, so I can only side so much with the argument as it is. Phones get dropped, sometimes they break. **** happens.
If you bought a roof for your house,and lets say one day a small tree limb lightly smacks it and the whole roof shatters, would you buy that same roof twice? Would you say eh roofs break #### happens, or would you say man that was a stupid design for a roof. Wtf i aint buying that roof again. I know why google went with cheap glass as the back they wanted to make the phone look as nice as possible but keep it at the 300 buck entry price point. Costs had to be cut somewhere. So they used extremely cheap glass for the back and kinda skimped on memory and the camera lens quality. I get why. But would anyone of really complained if they charged 20 bucks more for it and it had a nice aluminum back? A more sturdy feel? Apple realized the design flaw and the back of the iphone is absolutely beautiful and feels amazing. And im by no means an apple fanboy. But i give credit where its due and the iphone 5 is designed great. Your right cell phones drop. Isnt it up to the maker to design a phone that can handle a small drop. Samsung comes to mind. Make fun of there plastic phones all you want but ill take my s3 without a case and you take your n4 and lets drop them 5 inches on a table. Care to take bets whose phone survives the fall without a mark on it? Didnt think so lol.
FYI, a nexus 4 can survive a drop of a few inches, or feet, just fine. And does all the time. Sometimes the glass breaks on the back, sometimes the glass breaks on the front. Broken glass after a fall is a danger on any phone. Yes, the chances of it on a phone with more glass are a little higher, that's a mathematical fact. As to just how much higher they are, there are no scientific studies to help us out. But to act as if the Nexus 4 is literally as fragile as an egg shell and WILL break from ANY fall, is flat out false.
i heard that if you drop stuff it can break sometimes but also if you drop it sometimes it doesnt break
OK this guy puts his phone with a glass back in a bumper case and drops it. What did he think was going to happen. To say you would never buy a nexus device again because of that is stupid. Google changes the build of the phone each time they make a new nexus. Next time it could be some type of metal. How can you base one problem on the rest of the line of phones.
I'm confused. When I bought my Nexus 4 (which remains naked and always will be), I knew it had glass front and back. I'm pretty sure I knew it could break if I dropped it when I forked over the money.
I never gave hatred for the phone but i dont sit here and praise it as this life changing greatest thing ever made. I give people an honest opinion of it. The nexus 4 back glass is cheap. Like it or not. It breaks very easily. It is by far the worst possible thing you can use for the back of a cell phone. No they all cant survive one fall of a few feet or inches. Some shatter ironically like an egg after just one fall of a few inches. This is a problem. Part of otters refusal to make a case for it is there not sure there case would meet there protection requirements for a phone. There afraid it would still break in there case. Now how bad is that????? I dont blindly defend things and if something is a bad design its a bad design. The nexus 4 is ok. But it has flaws. People need to know about the flaws to.
The guy in the review is being kind of crazy. It sounded like you were defending him. He brought a phone with a glass back and put a bumper on it come on. Don't cry after you drop it on its back. Now I do agree that you should be honest with people and thank you for sharing your fears about the phone. I liked the iPhone having the glass on the back, so when I heard that the nexus 4 was going to have it I did not mind. With that said I have had it in a case from day one because I don't want to take any chances.
I keep mine in a case to. But like i said it really is a flaw in the design. Im not defending the guy but can see his frustration with it being as fragile as it is. No its not eggs but its not far from it. No phone is perfect. Samsungs screens are waaay to dim htc sense is ugly and makes there phones stutter some. Every phone has flaws its always good to read both the good and bad of each device then making a decision on if you wanna purchase it or not.
Oh sure ever phone has a flaw. I can't image though that the back of the nexus 4 is any worse than the iPhone 4 or 4s. Those were not gorilla glass either.


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Though there was barrier up when I visited, the Oak St. entrance is now meant to be the main, street-addressing entrance to the Oakland Museum of California. You can see Mark Cavagnero's stainless steel canopy as a kind of welcoming shelter over the steps, which are hidden by the wall. Architect Kevin Roche, who worked in Eero Saarinen's office, kicked off his career with the Oakland Museum of California which opened in 1969. Saarinen was supposed to get the commission, but he died before he could get very far into the design process. The building initially eschewed the idea of a grand entrance, instead opting for a rather porous five entry points along the four city blocks it covers. The new design aims to restore something of the streetfront grandeur that museum officials felt it lacked.
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Executive Director Lori Fogarty told me that one of the major elements of the renovation by Mark Cavagnero was to improve circulation through the museum. In addition to more signage and circulatory direction, Cavagnero also added stainless steel canopies to connect parts of the museum. Previously, on rainy days, visitors were left to fight the elements as they moved from one gallery to the next.
Cavagnero chose stainless steel for the canopies because it was an easy fit with the concrete, both in terms of color, and in the fact that it feels more like a compliment than competition to the structure. Both still allow the landscape to take precedence.
It was really tough to capture the full extend of landscape architect Dan Kiley's original design for the roof gardens at the Oakland Museum. Here's a glimpse of the terraced approach he took to the 7.7 acre space. I loved the notion that here are all these rigidly defined concrete planters that then have all this lush greenery spilling out of them. The gardens are actually a public city park, free and open to anyone during museum business hours.
This view of the gardens gives a better sense of the kind of view and circulation corridors architect Kevin Roche sought to create. The sheer mass of the all the concrete reminded me very much of Louis Kahn's Salk Center in San Diego, though the foliage was like hair on the concrete structure.
On a sunny day there are few spots in Oakland as nice as the gardens on top of the Oakland Museum. And Roche's design even called for a handful of little semi-private patios to be attached to the office space. Humane design indeed.
Another of Cavagnero's additions to the museum was 4800 square feet of gallery space. There used to be a handful of hard-to-access outdoor sculpture galleries that have been brought inside now. See how Roche's concrete wall in the new gallery space on the third level still takes precedence with Cavagnero's white steel and glass hovering above. A light touch, very reminiscent of what Roche aimed to achieve at the outset.
Here's a view of that same addition to the art gallery taken from the roof. The new form sits pretty lightly on the old, in a kind of deference to the original structure.
Local landscape designer Walter Hood has a few projects afoot at the Oakland Museum. The hope is that he'll eventually work on the massive complex of gardens on the roof, but at present one of his installations is this series of metal tubs in which he'll plant spinach. It's a not to Oakland's canning history, and the results of his efforts will be served in the museum's cafe.
This was the star of the Walter Hood's spinach project, and the design is meant to evoke Oakland's history as a center for canning. Del Monte foods got its start there selling coffee to fancy hotels.
One of Cavagnero's biggest intrusions into Roche's design was to cover over the concrete walls in the art gallery with sheetrock. The space does benefit from a lighter palette, and much more useful wall space for hanging art.
One of my favorite innovations at the Oakland Museum was in the art gallery. There they've got a handful of these small, light stools meant to be picked up and plopped in front of whatever the visitor likes. They were designed by Gordon Chun Design.
Another of Gordon Chun's designs, this series of flexible, sturdy museum furniture is meant to be reconfigured for all manner of gallery uses.
At the back of the California History floor of the museum is a small set of risers and a lounge. Designer Gordon Chun fashioned these seatpads for the risers, a flexible, inexpensive solution for seating.
Here's another example of the signage done by the in-house team at Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill. This emphasis on clear, well designed signage is part of what executive director Lori Fogarty called the "infrastructure work" that the renovation has been all about.
I'm a real sucker for the oak detailing set into the concrete of the building. Again I was put in mind of the Salk Center in La Jolla by Louis Kahn, who used a similar tactic. Much of the oak has been replaced though, as it hasn't weathered well. The more protected bits, and the stuff on the interior is in pretty good shape, though. More signage from SOM above the door.
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I was able to sneak into the Natural Sciences wing for a quick look around. It won't reopen until 2012, and is in the process of being redone. I utterly adored this mountainous California lightbox with taxidermy ram. The Oakland Museum was pretty revolutionary when it opened in 1969, not least for its Natural Sciences displays. They have others of seals, birds, an amazing scene of an eagle feeding a rabbit to her chicks, and a pair of foxes. I can't wait to see what they do with this part of the museum.
Here's the stunning view of Lake Merritt you get from the roof of the Oakland Museum.
Another appealing view from the rooftop of the museum is the Alameda County Courthouse which was erected in 1939 as part of a New Deal public works project.
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Oh yeah right. does that mean Canadians are actually paying the same?
Ours id around $3.90. It's just up & up & up - it's ridiculous:-((
fuel just jumped up a bunch here. it is currently $4.39 in san diego, ca. but locally i have seen it as much as $4.57/gal at Spirit gas stations.
And if Obama stays in and his ilk has their way- we will be paying 5 or more sooner or later, too.
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SHANGHAI (AP) — A topping-out ceremony was held Saturday for China's tallest building in the financial hub of Shanghai when the final beam was hoisted to the top of the skyscraper and installed in a flag-waving ritual. The Shanghai Tower is seen prior to the topping off ceremony in Shanghai, China, Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013. The Shanghai Tower is set to become the tallest building in China which is planned to be complete in 2014. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)
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How to practice golf at home? Does anybody know some tips to practice golf at home? This is what I do know:
indoor golf putting green, to practice putting at home
A bit of an off the wall idea but go buy a 8lb medicine ball..take your golf stance and practice making your rotation through the ball. Also you can hold the ball and make upward hip thrusts to simulate thrusting during your downswing. Great way to improve performance and get a little more fit.
Yea, I live in Indianapolis so I understand practicing indoors especially in the winter months. I like to practice chipping to certain spots. For example, when I am actually playing golf on the course, I pick out a spot on the green I want the ball to land. So, when I'm locked indoors, I practice chipping by simply picking a spot on the carpet or place something like a penny on the ground and practice chipping to that spot. I like to go through my pre-shot routine to keep that in shape as well. I make sure there is a pillow behind the object so I don't dent any walls. :)
You can create a makeshift hitting net with two chairs and a comforter. Setup two chairs about five feet apart and drape the comforter over both chairs. You can hit a real golf ball into the comforter but for safety I would use a foam ball (I like the Almost Golf Balls). Hit off a golf mat or a scrap piece of carpet and you've got a decent hitting net you can setup anywhere you have room to swing a club. You won't be able to hit wedges with this setup but it's great for working on your swing with a six iron.
Yea, the Almost Golf balls ARE great. We used to play a game with them around the shop during winter because it was so dead.
Have any of you checked out that optishot simulator?
I've got the optishot simulator its pretty good to work on your swing although you need to create a platform that equals the height of the sensor. Optishot does base its distances purely on swing speed and face angle and not angle of attack, smash factor and others that are just as equally important so its hit or miss.
We get ads on tv all the time for it, it's just impossible to beat the real thing outdoors
I got tired of hitting into a blanket so I picked up an Optishot a few months ago. Overall I really like It. Every simulator has it's pluses and minuses but for $400 I think it does a good job.
During the winter months I practice putting on the living room carpet. Its a bit slower than an average green is but its better than nothing. For chipping, I practice chipping foam or whiffle golf balls into a small waste basket.
Yeah, my old place of employment picked it up. Its kind of a quick fix solution. For the cost its pretty good but there are by far better monitors out there.
Most of the practice i do during the season is at the chipping green...not just to practice short game, but also for my regular swing.
Hitting pitch shots at the hole means that you are always aiming at a target, you get to practice your setup, takeaway, and impact position....and as a side affect get really good at "chipping"...which is what i call it but is really more of a short pitch shot.
So that means that i have the same setup when i chip as i do with my normal swing...but usually with my weight a little more forward and choked half way down the grip. That might not be the same for everyone else.
But now that it is winter i hit pitch shots with wiffleballs in the house. But no more full swings, haha...that got a little too dangerous. It is nothing like golfing or practicing outside, but it is the best option when it is <20* and snowy out.
Then i guess i will putt on the carpet from time to time as well.
I'm very pro Optishot for cheap and fun in home winter practice. It has it's drawbacks, EVERY simulator does, even the $40,000 simulators have drawbacks! The only REAL golf is REAL GOLF played outside. BUT for $399 I think the Optishot is by far the best way to play and practice in your house during winter months. It's far from perfect, but it's FAR from useless and playing it is actually entertaining and you get useful feedback about your swing. Best $399 I ever spent on Winter in New England golf.
Oh and It's plastic but seems to be able to take a good wack from the club with no problem. (I've hit some really BAD fat shots where I smashed it with my iron and nothing bad hapened) I give it a 10 out of 10 for the price and recommend it to everyone I know in New England who golfs. OH i have NOTHING to do at all with Dancing Dog, I payed full price for my unit and accessories, I'm simply a happy customer who thinks it's an awesome product. SOOOOOOOOO much better then putting away my clubs for the winter.
The typical indoor putting greens are so boring, we got totally fed up with them. If you're handy -- make one that offers some variations like any green would. We took a 4x8 sheet of CDX plywood, overlayed it with mastic and thinset (as if you were going to prep a floor for tile). But instead of smoothing it out, purposely create undulations. You need to do this with the thinset really thinned out so it doesn't make lumps on the plywood. Mix it to the consistency of a pourable cake batter and be sure out all the lumps (use a drill w/attachment). Make some areas "mounded" a little higher than others and leave some areas just bare wood. If it dries too fast, don't worry, you can mix up more and "pour" it over the edges of your undulations to mimic a true slope to even it out with the bare areas. Then cover the whole 4x8 sheet with fabric. Don't like "astroturf" because it's too slow and tramples down. The best fabric we found was to attach a high grade velour terry similar to a beach towl material. That will give you a pretty good "stint" meter. You can find suitable fabrics at hobby shops or craft stores that would be wide enough. Look at drapery fabrics or bedding blankets or such for fabrics wide enough. Then just turn it over and staple down tightly. Best to use something similar to thin wood strips like screen mold on the backside to hold the staples. It will be taughter and smoother. Ours has lasted several years. In fact, we store it in the garage standing up which naturely "warps it" slightly, so each time we use it there is actually some variation in it -- just like a real golf course.
I am working on setting up my practice area with a High speed video camera 240 frames/second, I will pair this with VI on swing analyzer. And maybe the Optishot All together should only cost about $600 Also can use the camera at the range.
how effective do you think chipping on carpet is for practice? when it was too cold last week...I chipped for 2 hours every night indoors on my carpet and you would have though I became a short game wizard...I was literally hitting any spot I chose at a target and could do it over and over and over. Then when it finally warmed up so I could get outdoors, my chipping was terrible and I skulled / chunked a handful as a normally do during a round. I will admit that I did have better overall mechanics but...based on how I was chipping when practicing indoors, I was thinking I might have better results out on the course...guess nothing beats the real thing ;)
Long time ago I had this really thick area rug in my 3 car garage, and use to chip balls into buckets for hours on end. I also chipped on my front lawn. Without bragging, I became fairly good after a year or so. The one thing you can't replicate is the conditions at the course, i.e. the rough around the greens, so you have to figure out which technique to apply to a given condition. Also, I practiced flop shots on my lawn, takes some nerves as 1 bad swing could end up hitting a car, or a window in a house..lol
Almost Golf balls are great for practice indoors. The will not break anything and have the same size as real golf balls.
Regarding putting indoors, it can be boring but not if you have the right equipment. Before I got the Puttist, which I highly recommend getting to putt indoors, I even had a 15 foot long by 3 feet wide bent grass synthetic putting green and that worked good for a while but I was limited to 15 feet. I suggest looking into the Puttist because that way you can practice putts up to 45 feet in length.
For swings....I use a weighted swing trainer aid that I got at GG and you can find them anywhere. It works well I think.


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After looking at the price of fly rods, especially the two handers, I was flipping through the latest LL Bean's catalog when I see that they have three spey rods for $199.00 each. I've never fished any of their rods, but I have fished spey rods from Sage, Loomis, St. Croix, Lamiglas, and Cabelas, and have found that you can wrap spey line around your head with all of them, as well as make tight loops. Any experience with LL Bean rods out there?? Don
Not the LL Bean, but I've used the Redington and the Heritage in that price range, and I have to tell you I keep coming back to the Heritage over and over again. I love their rods.
Some guys I know on the Klickitat like these cheap British made Diawa rods: http://www.harris-sportsmail.com/product.asp?prodid=13778&deptid=2000 But as the dollar weakens and alternatives like the LL Bean rods are coming out, maybe they're not as cheap as they used to be. I haven't tried one. Has anyone else?
I bought a Redington 8/9 ($250) from Streamside Anglers before they closed up shop. Teamed with a Rio Mid Spey it works quite well. I recently got a TFO 6 wgt, same price, from Red Shed in Idaho. I lined it with an Airflo Delta and I love that rod. Last I heard, Mike, at Red Shed had some killer deals on spey rods over the holidays. The sale may still be going on. www.redshedflyshop.com Haven't tried the Bean rods, if you get one let me know how you like it. You can never have too many spey rods. REE
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