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Can the thread reply box be smaller? I need to scroll down everytime I post.
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Can the thread reply box be smaller? I need to scroll down everytime I post.
I can't reply to anyone, when I do it has me posting without there comments above so nobody knows who Im referring to. Also it double posts me everytime. Not liking this new version of PD. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
I wasn't around tonight so I can't speak to the auto update problems yet.
I'll look into either further contrasting the stuck threads or separating them.
I'm not even sure what reply box you're referring to, but none of the, strike me as too big at the moment.
Hibbert, are you clicking 'reply with quote' when you want to indicate who you are replying to? Also, you say it always double posts, yet you didn't double post here.
Okay, after looking at the game thread I see what was being talked about re double posting. I'm going to disable the auto update for the time being until I can figure out a better solution.
I don't know if it's just me, and it's really not a big deal, but it seems like my clock is 3 minutes slow...
Something else that's happening to me, if I'm replying to the thread, and the thread auto updates, meaning someone has posted so that a new post loads, it takes me to that post and away from my reply box. Don't know if that's a configuration thing or if that's just what it does.
Also, why when looking for my most recent posts, does it have very old posts? The ones I've made since the server move are correct, but then there's a HUGE gap all the way back to 2006.
I feel like everything's significantly smaller and more difficult to read?
This is quoted from the missing mods thread
Is it fixable,Hicks?Can we see the thanked posts in detail?Now it only shows just the number of them and there is no link to see them.
Old browser? Old Java?
Tapatalk isn't working on this forum anymore. It says contact admins.
This may have been around before and I didn't notice it, but I have just figured out that the message and avatar section is displayed and then the sig is added. This means a short message will have lots of blank space before the sig starts, since the sig is always below the avatar block.The big gaps are a little unnerving.
I seem to remember on the old version that the sig started right after the message and was independent of the avatar block, but I could be misremebering.
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A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
Well done gentlemen!
Well, I had to clear my cache and all history to be able to reply to anything....Seems like a pretty slick interface....Damn you for bringing this site back up...Now I shall get no work done while at work again.....
I have a feeling the time and effort you guys put into running this forum is way more than we realize. Great job, guys!
iSpy has not been re-added because it doesn't exist for version4 of the software, but I found a similar mod that DOES support v4, and I've installed it. It's at the top under the Community link, and it's just called 'Spy'. It will be blank until a new post is made while you leave it open, then they start to appear like they did for iSpy.
I've found a mod that separates the sticky threads from the rest and installed it.
I've found a different mod that's supposed to allow for live updates, but I don't know if it's working yet. I doubt it, but I guess we'll find out.
Also, I figured out how to move the Thanks button back over to the right; that was bugging me having it far left like that.
Hicks, in case you missed it, in post 67 in this thread I requested the black PD theme & some other people also wanted it. Also, and this could be my phone's browser (safari), but in the mobile view there is no thanks button, & no posts are thanked...
So... When is tapatalk coming back online?
In all seriousness, love the new layout. Love the new features. Only problem is I'm getting this again whenever I just type in "pacersdigest.com" without "www".


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Police look for person who broke 168-year-old stained glass at Somerset County church
A tossed rock broke a 168-year-old stained-glass window at a rural Somerset County church during the weekend.
The original stained-glass windows are insured for more than $1 million at Christ Casebeer Lutheran Church in Lincoln, Pastor Dennis L. Doebler said.
"The stained glass is very beautiful in this church," Doebler said. "It's going to be a costly thing to replace."
Worship went on as normal on Sunday, with an area around the broken window blocked off to parishioners.
The break happened sometime before 5 p.m. Saturday, and it wasn't an accident, state police and Doebler said.
"They hurled it, as far as we could tell," Doebler said.
The rock left a hole "larger than a basketball" on clear storm windows meant to protect the stained glass from the elements, he said.
"It wasn't enough to protect the inside," Doebler said.
The window depicts the Gospel of St. Luke, he said. It is one of eight narrow windows that face Somerset Pike.
Church officials reported the incident to police in the hope that a passer-by might have seen a vehicle in the area or have other information. Doebler said he realizes the possibility of finding a suspect is slim.
Church leaders said they hope to find someone to replace or repair the stained glass.
"We're going to proceed with getting it fixed," Doebler said. "We're just hoping and praying that this is not going to be a repeat" offense.
Nothing was taken from inside the church.
Anyone with information is asked to call state police at Somerset at 814-445-4104.
Renatta Signorini is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-837-5374 or email@example.com.

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In celebration of May as National Pet Food Donation Month, the Garrettsville Branch of the Portage County District Library is collecting any type of pet food to give to a local animal shelter.
Each pet food item donated (such as cat food, bag of doggie treats, etc.) will earn a chance to win the pet-themed raffle basket filled with books and other items.
For more information or to bring in a donation, drop by the Reference Desk or call 330-527-4378 any time in May. The library is located at 10482 South St.


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A Hedge Fund's Big Bet on 4GGreg Bensinger
Philip Falcone's Harbinger Capital Partners has placed a large and risky bet on 4G wireless Internet service by paying an estimated $500 million for SkyTerra Communications. The hedge fund's filings with the Federal Communications Commission lay out a plan to build 36,000 radio towers and send up two satellites. The spectrum Harbinger picked up in the deal could be worth up to $7 billion, based on a Credit Suisse (CS) analysis of the value of wireless licenses. Harbinger spokesman Joshua Lefkowitz declined to comment for this story.
Falcone generated billions shorting subprime mortgages and going long on steel. Like most hedge funds, though, Harbinger lacks a track record running companies, and the deal is a gamble whether the firm pursues a national rollout or sells the spectrum to another company. To get FCC approval for the SkyTerra deal, Falcone committed to building a wireless network that can serve 100 million Americans by the end of 2012. By 2016 the network must cover 260 million people. If Harbinger misses these targets, the FCC can declare its rights to use SkyTerra's spectrum "null and void," according to a March FCC filing.
Harbinger will need as much as $4 billion to build its network, including $1 billion for the satellites, says Tim Farrar, president of Telecom, Media & Finance Associates. "It's a triple bank shot with a twist," says Matthew J. Desch, chief executive officer of Iridium Communications (IRDM), a satellite company in McLean, Va. "I wish them well."
Harbinger has plans for 4G network trials in Phoenix and Denver by September 2011. Its more established rivals will have a long head start: Sprint (S) already offers 4G services with partner Clearwire (CLWR). Verizon Wireless, the largest U.S. mobile provider, will begin rolling out its 4G network later this year. AT&T (T), the second-biggest U.S. wireless player, plans to introduce 4G service next year. So-called 4G, or fourth-generation, networks offer mobile service at speeds that exceed some of the broadband connections people get in their homes.
Although selling its wireless licenses is an option for Harbinger, there are difficulties with that as well. AT&T and Verizon, the most likely purchasers of Falcone's spectrum, are restricted from buying more than 25 percent of the SkyTerra spectrum without FCC approval—although both companies are trying to change that rule. The agency would approve a larger spectrum sale only if it views the deal as being in the public interest, says Paul de Sa, chief of the FCC Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Analysis. AT&T has filed a petition with the FCC to rescind the restrictions on spectrum license sales, arguing that they are "entirely arbitrary."
The bottom line: Harbinger Capital paid an estimated $500 million for an embryonic 4G wireless provider, bringing it spectrum licenses worth up to $7 billion.


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Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router
Priced at $110 (as of April 20, 2009), the Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router WRT320N is the sole router in this review that can operate on either the 2.4GHz or the 5GHz Wi-Fi band. Though we didn't test the WRT320N's 5GHz performance, the router exhibited very good throughput overall on the 2.4GHz band, at both short and long range.
If you're surrounded by neighboring Wi-Fi networks, and if all of your devices can operate over 5GHz (most newer laptops with built-in 802.11n adapters support both bands), switching to 5GHz could be the answer to your interference problems. Be forewarned, though: 5GHz 802.11n does not have quite as good range as the 2.4GHz band.
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The WRT320N has a sleek spaceship-style design and very good features. It also has an excellent software utility called LELA that goes beyond standard setup tasks to include features like network maps and device information, making it useful for ongoing network monitoring.
What makes the Linksys interesting for families is its embedded Home Network Defender software from Trend Micro and Cisco. A $60 yearly subscription is required, but a 30-day trial is included. Home Network Defender provides flexible but strong parental controls, Web surfing protection against phishing sites and malware, and full Trend Micro Antivirus + Antispyware software for up to four PCs.
Centralizing parental controls for the entire network on the router yields far easier and stronger protection than putting them on individual PCs, where attackers have many ways to circumvent them.
We're still not convinced of the value of the 5GHz band option, but the WRT320N is a very good router even without it, especially for homes that can use the parental controls.
This story, "Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router" was originally published by PCWorld.


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A Breakthrough For MIT -- And Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology shocked academia five years ago with a scathing report about how it had discriminated against female scientists. Although many were world-class, the country's most prestigious science university publicly confessed that its male-dominated culture had marginalized them. Women were paid less, received fewer resources, and were often treated as if they were "invisible," the report concluded. Moreover, despite a flood of women earning PhDs, their share of MIT's science faculty hadn't risen in more than a decade. In MIT's entire history, no woman had ever headed a science department.
Fast-forward five years: In early December, Yale University provost Susan Hockfield will take over as MIT's new president. In a country where female scientists remain constrained by a forbidding glass ceiling, the appointment of the neuroscientist is being hailed as a major breakthrough. "This will have a tremendously important impact on American science," predicts Yale University President Richard C. Levin.
Hockfield, 53, hardly wants to be confined to women's issues and is developing a sweeping agenda for MIT. In six years as a top Yale official, she accelerated a $1 billion program to modernize the university's science facilities while boosting graduate students' pay and launching new programs to give them more support. While Hockfield hasn't yet developed a detailed plan for MIT, she must grapple with a growing list of challenges, including shrinking government funding for research, a sharp drop in applications from foreign students, and the growing importance of biotech at a university renowned for engineering and the physical sciences. She also hopes to use her post as a bully pulpit to reverse what she considers an alarming slide in U.S. science overall. "In the second half of the 20th century we led the world in innovation, but now we're not keeping up with other countries in our investments in science and engineering," she says.
At the same time, Hockfield, who was a renowned neuroscience researcher before moving into administration, will likely be a role model in efforts to promote women scientists. While there has been a huge jump in the number of young women studying math and science since the early '70s, few are rising to the top in either academia or industry. In effect, "we are throwing away the potential of half of our nation," argues Hockfield.
The problem isn't a lack of interest on the part of female students. Since 1972, the number of women earning degrees in science and engineering has grown dramatically (charts). Today, women earn more than half the nation's bachelor's degrees in biology, nearly half of those in chemistry, and some 21% in engineering, up from just 1% in 1972. Similarly, in 1972, few women earned PhDs in science. Today they account for over 40% of PhDs awarded in the life sciences, over 25% in the physical sciences, and some 16% in engineering. This stands in sharp contrast to declining male interest. In 1973 men earned a record 225,000 bachelor's degrees in science. By 2001 that had fallen to 198,000, even as the number of women earning science bachelor's degrees more than doubled, to 203,000.
Yet women still face enormous obstacles in academia and the workplace. Despite all those PhDs in math and science, female presence drops off sharply among assistant professors in these subjects, according to a Ford Foundation study of hiring at the nation's top 50 research universities conducted by Donna J. Nelson, associate chemistry professor at the University of Oklahoma. In biology, Nelson found that while women won 45% of PhDs from 1993 to 2002, they held just 30% of assistant professor jobs in 2002. Similarly, they earned 21% of computer science degrees but had only about half that share of assistant professor slots in the field.
The problem gets worse at higher levels. At top research universities women hold just 15% of full professorships in biology and under 10% in other science and engineering fields. "We are not near getting to a critical mass of women," concludes Jong-on Hahm, head of the committee on women in science and engineering at the National Research Council. At the rate women are being added to faculty ranks, she says, they won't be representative for decades.
One major barrier: the long hours typically required to advance in many hard-science jobs. After finishing a PhD and post doc, putting in 6 to 10 more years on a science tenure-track position makes it tougher to start a family. And a recent study by the General Accounting Office found that few newly minted female PhDs seek tenure-track positions at research institutions. "If a woman decides she is going to have a family, [university science departments] equate that with not being serious," says Nelson.
Women haven't fared much better in the workplace. They accounted for 25% of information-technology workers in 2002, the same level as in 1996, according to a study last year by the Information Technology Association of America, an Arlington (Va.) lobbying group. The barriers are largely the same as in academia, the report found: long hours that conflict with family responsibilities, few female role models, and old-boy networks that are difficult to crack. "We know we have fundamental problems with women in high tech, but dealing with them involves changing a lot of social and cultural factors, which isn't easy," says ITAA President Harris Miller.
Hockfield managed to break through these barriers at every stage -- putting in long hours and delaying marriage and children. Her first break came a year after earning her doctorate in anatomy and neuroscience at Georgetown University, when she landed a research job at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island under James D. Watson, the Nobel laureate for his contributions to the discovery of the double helix of DNA. "I was analyzing data late into the night and never went home before midnight," she recalls.
Watson soon asked Hockfield to take over Cold Spring's prestigious summer courses in neurobiology. After five years, she jumped to the Yale University School of Medicine, where she conducted research on the brain, including how the visual system works. In 1991 she won tenure -- a year ahead of schedule -- as Yale moved to hang on to its rising star.
To be sure, Hockfield, who didn't marry until the year she got tenure, wasn't distracted by a family. She was also lucky to land at Yale, a clear leader in grooming women for academic leadership. Three of Hockfield's predecessors there went on to head major universities: Alison Richard, now vice-chancellor of Britain's Cambridge University; Judith Rodin, ex-president of University of Pennsylvania; and Hannah Gray, former president of the University of Chicago.
It was at Yale that Hockfield proved her talent for administration. When she became dean of the graduate school of arts and sciences in 1998, Yale was lagging in the competition for grad students, and teaching assistants were demanding a union. Hockfield boosted grad students' base stipend by 50%, to $15,000, by 2002, and gave them free health care. She also beefed up career advice and minority outreach. The payoff? Grad program applications doubled, as did minority enrollment, and the union was voted down. "She had a transformational impact," says former Procter & Gamble Co. (PG ) Chairman John E. Pepper Jr., now Yale's vice-president for finance and administration.
Hockfield also pressed to hire more women. When she took over, the computer science department had no women. Today there are four female faculty, plus three in physics, up from zero when Hockfield arrived. "It's amazing how fast these things can happen" when attitudes change, she says.
She faces a similar challenge at MIT. The 1999 report prompted it to stop the seven-year tenure clock for a woman who has a child, in effect giving her an extra year. And search committees look at more diverse applicants. Today there are 51 female engineering faculty, up from 31 in 1999. University-wide, women make up 17% of the faculty, vs. 11% in 1993. "There is wonderful momentum, and I will work to continue it," says Hockfield. If she succeeds, the impact will be felt far beyond the labs and classrooms of MIT.
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Papal Transition
The election of Pope Francis marked two firsts for the papal office: he is both the first South American and the first Jesuit pope. For more on the historic selection and what it reflects about the current state of the Catholic Church, Gwen Ifill talks with Michael Sean Winters of the National Catholic Reporter. Continue reading
Pope Benedict XVI at his last meeting with cardinals at the Vatican on Feb. 28. Photo via Osservatore Romano/Reuters. By Robert McMahon, editor for the Council on Foreign Relations Introduction The February 2013 resignation of Pope Benedict XVI set in … Continue reading
A poll released Wednesday found that more than half of U.S. Catholics feel that the Vatican is out of touch with peoples' needs, though most also said that their own parish is responsive. Ray Suarez talks with Scott Appleby of University of Notre Dame and James Towey of Ave Maria University about Catholicism at a crossroads. Continue reading
Cardinals from all over the world are converging on Rome to elect a new leader of the Roman Catholic Church's 1.1 billion followers. The College of Cardinals is expected to meet Monday to decide when the conclave will begin to choose a replacement for Pope Benedict XVI. He decided to step down Feb. 11 for health reasons. Continue reading
As Pope Benedict XVI said a public farewell and left the Vatican in a helicopter, he became the first pontiff in modern times to resign. James Mates of Independent Television News reports on the pope's departure. Continue reading
Officially in retirement, Benedict XVI leaves a papacy flagged with controversies and crises. To discuss what role the emeritus pontiff will now play in the Catholic Church and what's ahead for the papal conclave, Jeffrey Brown talks with John Allen, reporting from Rome for CNN and National Catholic Reporter. Continue reading
Cardinal Keith O'Brien, Britain's top Catholic cleric, has resigned over allegations of inappropriate behavior towards other priests. Ciaran Jenkins of Independent Television reports. Continue reading
As the Catholic Church prepares to elect a new pope, new allegations have emerged of sexual and financial impropriety — including corruption and the attempted blackmail of gay Vatican clergy — in the Italian media. Margaret Warner talks with the Washington Post's Jason Horowitz. Continue reading
In a decision unprecedented in modern times, Pope Benedict XVI said Monday that he would resign effective Feb. 28, six weeks shy of his 86th birthday. He told cardinals at the Vatican that he lacks the strength to continue his duties. Continue reading
To parse Pope Benedict's announcement, assess his legacy and look at the future of the Catholic Church, Judy Woodruff talks with Monsignor Rick Hilgartner of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Sr. Christine Schenk of FutureChurch and John Allen, who covers the Vatican for CNN and the National Catholic Reporter. Continue reading


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X FACTOR bad boy Frankie Cocozza is set to appear live in Bolton.
Cocozza will be appearing at The Bar, in Nelson's Square, on March 9, before going on to make a further guest appearance at J2 alongside some mystery pals from the Big Brother house.
General manager Matt Taylor said he was expecting the event to be a sell out.
Admission is to over 18s only. Tickets cost £5, and are available via j2bolton.com, or by ringing Matt on 01204 392 391.
Cocozza hit the headlines when he auditioned for the X Factor and claimed to have slept with scores of women, despite being just 19.
He was kicked off the show for bad behaviour, including drink and drug abuse.
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The beauty of Movember – where men cultivate mustaches to bring awareness to men's health issues or to just get attention in November – is that it has given altruistic meaning to growing a lip sweater.
Its wearers are not just neglectful shavers.
They are not just waxing nostalgic for that '70s Highway Patrol cop look.
They are charitable - Mo growers help raise funds for prostate cancer.
Hotel Palomar, 1047 Fifth Ave., downtown. (619) 515-3003 or saltboxrestaurant.com
They are also meeting up at Saltbox for the last night of Movember.
The Mo community will sport their 'staches, inhale White Russian leftovers from their 'staches, and win prizes for best 'staches in the lounge downstairs from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 30.
It's your last chance to dance with mixologist Erin Williams' craft cocktails - "The Tom Selleck" and the "Mo-Brewsky."
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Over at Alchemy restaurant, South Park's Mo central, Wednesday is the monthly 30th on 30th dining event. And still $1 of every CosMOpolitan and Lawrenceburg LeMOnade cocktail goes to the Movember cause.
Check out the Movember USA web page for more about fundraising with follicles.
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The relationship between Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard has been a subject of intrigue even before the Los Angeles Lakers paired the two in the offseason.
Bryant and Howard have struggled to coexist both on and off the court.
With Bryant nearing the end of his career, the Lakers hope their future will be tied to Howard.
"I've heard rumblings that if Howard told Laker officials this summer that the only way he'd stay in LA is if Kobe leaves, the Lakers could end up choosing Howard over Kobe," wrote Chad Ford. "It's an unlikely scenario, but one worth watching."
Bryant has a no-trade clause and would be able to veto any trade. Bryant's massive $30.45 million contract for the 13-14 season would also prove difficult to trade.
Bryant is also arguably the most popular player in Lakers' history alongside Magic Johnson.
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The Nodal Ninja 4 is one of the newer pano heads from Fanotec. Replacing the NN5 series the NN4 is a bit more robust featuring greater precision and build quality. The NN4 features an upper rotator with precise 15 degree positive stops, a design borrowed from the advanced Ultimate M1 series. Currently the NN4 allows only 15 degree incremental locks, which are typical of normal workflows. The upper rotator however can be configured with an initial offset of +/- 5, 7.5, or 10 degree from the horizon, making it perfect for single row spherical panoramas with various fisheye lenses. This pano head is capable of supporting DSLR's (with or without battery grips) and lenses up to 7.7lbs (3.5kg). NN4 is designed to accommodate a wide range of lenses from ultra wide to 100mm focal lengths (35mm equivalent focal length assuming 25% overlap). Ideal for anything from 360x180 full HDR spherical panoramas to super high resolution mutli-row gigapixel imagery.
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GRAPPENHALL Sports were beaten 4-1 at Maine Road in the Cheshire League Two on Saturday after Sports conceded three in a nightmare last half-hour.
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In order to supply you with the best information, I do need to ask for some additional information. Once I receive your answer, it will likely take me about 30-45 minutes to type up your response. I hope you can be patient.
What obedience training have you done with them?
Do you walk them daily?
Does one seem to be the aggressor or does it vary?
What exactly have you tried so far?
They start the day with a 45 minute walk and then some running in the backyard. They walk and play in the backyard without fighting. Every afternoon they run while I bike for at least 20 minutes straight. I am not coordinated enough to have them to do this together. Then they get another walk together in the evening.
The fighting occurs in the house or on our deck. We have not figured out the trigger. It is not toys or affection as we are very careful with both. There is a 2 second interval between intense staring and a full out fight. It is scary. For about a week now, we have been separating the fights and then holding each dog down on their side until they are calm. I have learned this from the Dog Whisperer. We are doing our best to be calm and assertive. However, I have been bitten 3 times breaking up the fight. And this morning I was bitten pretty badly on the arm after about 8 minutes of holding one down. He was being very stubborn and not willing to calm down. Even though they are littermates, one is much larger and he is the one who bit me today. He is the one that I think is the problem. The other one seems to be fighting back out of fear. I now find myself afraid to have them together after the bite this morning and I know they will sense my fear.
We also have 2 older pugs. Each puppy is wonderful with the pugs as long as the other puppy is not around. One pug (female) intervenes in the fights without success. Vinny actually had her face in his mouth this morning when I was bitten. We have 3 cats and the puppies do not bother them.
We have done 6 weeks of obedience school with each pup. They were aggressive with other dogs and the trainer said "something is wrong with them" as Aussies should not be aggressive.
They have some strange love/hate thing going on. They cry and cry if we move their crates. If their crates are next to each other they are very happy. And they cry when they are in separate rooms. However, they fight when they are together.
My husband, kids, and I have done everything we can to make this work. After the event this morning I feel as if I cannot win and we must re-home Vinny. This makes me very sad. We have already invested so much love, time, and money into both of them.
I would really like to know if we should try e-collars. Or should we just realize that there are red zone dogs and we cannot handle 2 of them?
Both dogs should be leashed and if one dog even looks at the other dog, a correction should be done. Any sign of aggression including a prolonged look, hair raised on the shoulders, a growl or even a stiff legged walk, should be corrected. A correction is a quick tug of the leash and a firm low toned "NO". Once you have done this couple of times, you should notice the dogs ignoring each other. When that happens, you will want to reward them for the desired behavior. Again, use tasty treats like the hot dog slices. This teaches the dogs that you WILL not tolerate fighting in YOUR pack.
I also want to give you sites on body language so you can stop aggression before it breaks into a fight.
The leashes will help you separate them if necessary. Also keep a hooked style cane handy. It can allow you to hook a collar and pull dogs apart if necessary and if the leashes are not easily grabbed.
As to your actual question about shock collars or remote training collars, they are not designed to be used in cases of aggression. If you read the training manuals they will tell you somewhere in there that they are not effective for aggression. What happens is the dog is aggressive toward another dog and you give a shock and the dog associates that discomfort with the other dog or a person and feel it is an attack and it makes the aggression even worse.
So I do not recommend an e-collar for this purpose. E collars are a handy tool and great for long range recall. I have used them for that purpose. I know that there are some trainers that feel e-collars can be used to stop aggression, but those are seasoned trainers and none that I know of would recommend an owner use one to stop aggression.
The methods I have suggested have proven over the past 15 years to be effective for this situation. I do not feel you have dogs that can not have their behavior corrected. I just think you need to increase any obedience training you are doing, start the NILF program and catch the behavior before it starts. Start rewarding the desired behavior as well. It shouldn't' take that long for them to settle down especially if they were neutered in the last 30 days or so.
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I will check out all of those sites. Should we allow them to be in the room together all the time? Should we muzzle them when they are together to help with our fear of them fighting? You said to keep them on leash and we will.
What do we do with them after a fight? We will stop the physical submitting. Should we just put each one in their crate to cool off??
Right now their crates are next to each other - are you okay with this?
why is it that they do not fight while on walks or playing together in the back yard?
do you know where to get basket muzzles?
we will buy the basket muzzles and put them on them during family time - we will keep them on leashes and look for signs of aggression - we will do a correction if we see any signs - if they fight we will separate and put in crates for 30 minutes - we will move their crates to 3-4 feet apart - and we will try to remain hopeful
we will also start to recogize Vinny as the leader of the dog pack
this plan makes me feel much better than trying to force them to submit...
We have started to treat Vinny like the alpha - he is let out of his kennel first, he eats first, etc. We are also implementing the "nothing in life is free" approach. They are doing GREAT outside - they are walking together without any growling or dirty looks. And after a walk or bike ride they play in the back yard and have a great time. I am no longer even anxious outside.
Inside the house is another story. We had 2 attempts to let them hang out together yesterday. Both ended up in a fight but it took over 15 minutes for the first fight to start. The second fight started right away. It may be in my head but it did seem like the intensity of the fight was not as high as it had been in the past. We tried to use an air horn to stop the fight and of course that did not work. But we grabbed their leashes and it was much easier than grabbing collars.
We have not had them out together in the house tonight. Their crates are in our great room where we hang out so I have been alternating one in and out of his crate every 30 minutes. They both had LONG bike rides earlier this evening and they ran like crazy!
I did notice last night and today that Chief is afraid when we are taking him in the house from the outside. He will plant himself and we have to pull him to the door. Of course, Vinny is always somewhere else when we bring Chief in but it does make me sad that Chief is afraid in his own home...
We are not giving up yet...
Should we be concerned about Chief being afraid to enter the house? Or is this actually a good thing because it means he realizes that Vinny is in charge?
Thanks so much!! You have been a fabulous resource for us!!!
Well, we had a big fight outside last week that took me by surprise. I ended up with another bad bite on my leg.
After that fight we decided to re-home Vinny. He is currently with one of my friends and so far doing okay. She has an 11 year old male lab who has cancer and a 7 year old female bulldog. Vinny spent a few hours with them for 2 nights in a row and then "moved in" on Saturday. On Saturday he tried to fight the famle bulldog and she sat on him and quickly put him in his place. Now they are all great friends and playing like crazy. Vinny apparently needed some leadership that we just could not give him. But I think the female bulldog is up for the challenge!!
The only problem now is that he is urinating in their house and he was fully house trained with us. Hopefully this will improve. My friend loves him and will keep him forever as long as he gets the house training under control.
We are happy and sad. We are sad that we could not keep them both. We love Vinny very much. But he will be happier in a non-threatening environment and Chief is also SO much happier now. He is like a different dog.
We should have never adopted littermates and we will never make this mistake again. Also, we are very thankful that my friend wanted a new dog and also fell in love with Vinny. Hopefully he will get the urinating in line so he can stay with her.
Well, Vinny is back in our home. He started fighting with her 11 year old male lab with cancer. The lab was afraid of him and was hiding in their home.
I do not know what we are going to do.
In your professional opinion, is there any chance of him mellowing out over time?


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The room is of moderate size with double bed (orthopaedic mattress) clean,electric blanket. bedside cabinet, wardrobe and chest of drawers.TV.Free tea and coffee offered and use of kitchen. The accomadation is an attractive main door ground floor flat in a traditional red sandstone.tenemant block there is an electric shower and bath available .fairly easy to town centre with many buses to town in approx 6-8 minutes. parking space available. minimum stay is two nights. Edinburgh is a 45 minute journey by train so easy enough to do on a day trip.
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Wir hatten einen sehr angenehmen Aufenthalt bei Maggie. Sie war sehr hilfsbereit bei Fragen über Glasgow, etc. und hat sich auch Zeit genommen, um sich nach unser Wohlergehen erkundigen.
Das Zimmer war sehr sauber, klein und gemütlich.
Da unser Flug leider sehr spät war, fanden wir es toll, dass Maggie Nachts um 1 Uhr trotzdem die Tür aufgemacht hat. Vielen Dank!
The room is nice, pretty big and very clean. Margaret is such a nice person! She gave me all the informations I needed and she's been kind to me all the time.
j'ai passé un court séjour chez Margaret. C'est une femme formidable, très sympathique, de très bon conseil. Sa maison est très chaleureuse, très propre !
Je recommande :)
We absolutely enjoyed our stay in Glasgow and Maggie´s home. She is such a kind and helpful person and she has a very nice, little dog. Her flat is really beautiful, very clean and the room she provides is so cozy.
You can reach the city centre and west end within minutes by bus.
I am sure we will book again :)
Mein Aufenthalt bei Margaret hat mir sehr gut gefallen! Sie ist sehr herzlich und hilft gern bei Fragen, z. B. zu den nicht ganz übersichtlichen Busverbindungen in Glasgow. Das Zimmer war nett eingerichtet und sauber - ebenso Küche und Bad, welche man sich mit Maggie teilt. Fazi: Alles bestens! Jederzeit gerne wieder! :)
Eine sehr nette und hilfsbereite Vermieterin. Gute Anbindungen. Zu Fuß ist man schnell in der City. Einkaufsmöglichkeit (Tesco) ist um die Ecke. Küchennutzung möglich.
It was a pleasure to stay at Margaret's home. I was very well treated and the house is beautiful. It definitely worths the money I paid for my stay.
The room was good. Kitchen and bathroom shared with Margaret, but that's no problem. Everything was clean and cozy. She has a little dog, but that was ok. All in all a very positive experience.
Room was good. Kitchen and bathroom shared with Margaret, but did what no problem. Everything was clean and confortable. She's got a little dog, what but ok. It was a very positive experience.
Das Zimmer war gut. Küche und Bad teilt man sich mit Margaret, aber das ist kein Problem. Alles war sauber und gemütlich. Sie hat einen kleinen Hund, aber auch das war ok. Alles in allem eine sehr positive Erfahrung.
Room was good. Kitchen and bathroom shared with Margaret, but that was no problem. Everything was clean and confortable. She's got a little dog, but was ok. It was a very positive experience.
Highly recommended!!!
The room is nice and cozy and Maggie is a very kind person. I liked the fact of enjoying a cup of tea after returning from sightseeing. We had some good conversations and I appreciate all her help.
As written below her flat is located very well. It takes about 10 minutes by bus to get to the city center and not even 5 minutes to Victoria Park in Westend. The apartment is clean and you are even able to use her kitchen if needed.
Thanks for such a pleasant stay Maggie & Bella (her lil puppy). And btw I would rather like to stay with her than in any hotel ;)
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SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Millennium Laboratories has changed its name to Millennium Health, a move that better reflects the company's market position as a broad health solutions company. Through expanded product and service offerings, a robust research and development program, and the acquisition earlier this year of RxAnte, Millennium Health is a leading provider of accurate, timely, clinically actionable information to help tailor patient care. The company is focused on providing clinical tools and solutions to help payers, health care providers, and their patients to cost-effectively optimize medication use.
"The nation spends about $300 billion dollars annually on prescription medications and an additional $300 billion paying for the consequences of improper and ineffective medication use. The high cost in dollars and in loss of human life due to misuse and abuse of medications is one of the biggest health care issues we face as a country," said Millennium Health Chief Executive Officer Brock Hardaway. "Clinicians need effective tools and our comprehensive portfolio of products and services can play a vital role in appropriate, effective and safe prescribing to optimize medications and improve patient health."
Since its founding in 2007, Millennium Health's core business has beenand remains todaylaboratory-developed tests that help health care professionals manage and monitor patients' use of medications, Hardaway said. But the San Diego-based company has always been more than a laboratory, and, through its expanding portfolio, including the acquisition earlier this year of RxAnte, and its advanced analytics products, the company now offers a more comprehensive approach for customers.
"We needed our brand to better reflect our breadth of services and our mission to address the need to help inform the right treatment decisions at the right time for patients," Hardaway said. "We are redefining our company to better reflect where we are currently and where we see ourselves in the future.''
As part of executing on its growth plan, Millennium Health announced three changes to its executive leadership team: Josh Benner, former president of RxAnte, has been named executive vice president of corporate strategy for Millennium Health; Lisa Hellman Rhodes, formerly a vice president, has been named chief people officer for Millennium Health; and Aaron McKethan, formerly senior vice president for strategy and business development for RxAnte, is the new president of that subsidiary, assuming Benner's previous role.
Millennium Health has achieved impressive growth and continues to expand its product offerings, which help clinicians optimize medication use for patients with complex diseases and conditions. The company's technology-based health solutions include advanced analytics that help predict patients' adherence to their prescribed medications, pharmacogenetic testing to help determine patients' response to medications, and accurate urine drug testing for medication monitoring and management.
"Millennium Health believes that everyone has the right to safe and effective treatment," Hardaway said. "We believe in a personalized approach to patient care and aim to deliver on that idea by providing accurate, timely, clinically actionable information."
The company's decision to change its name also reflects the reality of a changing health care environment, Hardaway said. "We have a strong future and we will continue to innovate to meet the changing needs of our health care partners as we collaborate to address cost issues and improve health outcomes for patients."
About Millennium HealthMillennium Health is a leading health solutions company that delivers accurate, timely, clinically actionable information to inform the right treatment decisions for each patient at the right time. The company shares a unified belief that everyone has the right to safe and effective treatment and aims to deliver on that idea by providing clinicians and payers with effective tools and information to reach that goal. Millennium Health offers a comprehensive suite of services including The RxAnte System, Millennium PGTSM and Millennium UDTSM, that can be used to better tailor patient care. More information can be found at www.millenniumhealth.com.
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Looks perfect for desktop use, or around the house. Frame is made from recycled motherboard, and is a great techy look.Added 8 Years Ago from Earthlovershopping
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Verizon partners with American Express on mobile payments
Verizon Wireless and American Express have just announced a partnership bringing Serve, a digital wallet service of American Express, to mobile devices allowing customers to make purchases via their phone by simply punching down their phone number. Serve is a digital payment platform that will get integrated in both tablets and phones. It differs from other systems by both its simplicity and the fact that customers can buy goods while on the phone.
The announcement confirms previous talk about Big Reg delivering payments via carrier billing service Payfone, which is now expected to become a part of Serve. Serve is currently accepted by the wide networks of retailers accepting American Express cards.
"Our collaboration with Verizon highlights the speed at which Serve is evolving to reach a wide audience," Dan Schulman, president of Enterprise Growth at American Express, stressed. "Verizon Wireless customers will soon be able to complement their busy lifestyle with a trusted payment platform that delivers a fast, flexible and secure way to manage their day-to-day mobile purchases, and together we're taking the necessary steps to make mobile commerce a reality."
The service brings together quick transactions as it only requires a couple of taps, safety with authentication and flexibility. The mobile number is a key tool in authenticating a purchase and online purchases can also be carried out via Serve, but the actual limit has yet to be worked out. Currently, it stands at $25 for the Payfone service. All Verizon Wireless customers can make use of the new service.
While Verizon does participate in various mobile payment initiatives like ISIS which aims to bring a single platform for mobile payments across the nation, it also pushes numerous of its own initiatives meanwhile. So finally, while there's no one standard, competition will shape the growing niche and that's most certainly a good thing for the end user.
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1. andrewgarza (Posts: 4; Member since: 18 Jun 2011)
isnt that an at&t phone in the picture though? thats an aria, an at&t specific phone ahha just sayin.
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3. georgeR (Posts: 1; Member since: 19 Aug 2011)
Well this is good, I don't have to go to he bank just to pay my debt I can now use my iPhone. Anyway just want to share about the recently news about American express. There has been a steady decrease in late credit card payments since April.In August delinquency rates dipped to the lowest point they have been at in 17 years. Analysts say that the recession has bred greater responsibility in the spending habits of most customers. Source of article: Late credit card payments at their lowest since 1994
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Farm Scores
Last time, we looked at cumulative run differentials as a way of evaluating an organization's farm system. We're going to revisit that idea, but this time we'll attempt to adjust for age. Organizations, natch, have different drafting strategies and promotion philosophies, which leads to some age variance from level to level. Age relative to peer group is a vital analytical component when scrutinizing individual prospects, and it should also be a factor on the systemic level. And so it shall be.
Another change this time around is that I've narrowed the focus to each organization's full-season affiliates (Triple-A, Double-A, High-A and Low-A). I made this decision because you see quite a bit of variation in how teams flesh out the lower rungs of their systems. For instance, in 2003 nine teams opted to field multiple rookie-level teams and no short-season affiliate at all. This makes system-wide comparisons at the lower levels a bit nettlesome and misleading. I'd also suggest that it's appropriate to place the emphasis on those levels closest to the major leagues.
Here are the average ages for each organization's full-season affiliates, ranked youngest to oldest:
And here are the unadjusted cumulative run differentials for each organization's four full-season affiliates:
The problem with adjusting for age is that the low variance among ages (standard deviation = 0.43) relative to run differentials (standard deviation = 188.65) means that the importance of age is likely to be severely downplayed in any kind of quick-and-dirty factoring setup. By that I mean calculating a "park factor" proxy using ages and refiguring runs that way usually yields an adjustment of around 1.5 runs; that's plainly undervaluing the effect that age differences should have on the final figure.
So I've decided to go with an approach that places more weight on average ages. Here's how it goes: Organizations will receive scores based on how many standard deviations they were better or worse they were than the mean run differential and mean age of all 120 full-season affiliates. (Incidentally, this methodology owes at least a little something to Rob Neyer's and Eddie Epstein's excellent book from a few years ago. Furthermore, the scores will be weighted by a factor of 6.7 for the run differential standard deviation score and 3.3 for the age standard deviation score. Then the sum of the two numbers will yield what I'll call the Farm Score.
Why the 67/33 breakdown? Mostly, I chose it arbitrarily. Although age relative to peer group is vitally important, in my mind it's not as critical as actual performance, so age receives less emphasis than run differential but far, far more than it would under a park factor-style adjustment. If you think I'm wrong, ping me with an e-mail and let me know what you think the breakdown should be and why. Hey, if you want scientific, then go read one of Nate's columns.
Without further pomp, here are the Farm Score rankings:
As you can see, the Indians, A's, Mariners and Pirates held up nicely under the new method. The Angels and Reds plummeted (mostly because the bulk of their positive overall run differentials were tied up in one or more of their rookie-league affiliates), but the Cubs and Padres both made quantum leaps up the rankings.
The system could be improved by perhaps finding some empirical way to appropriately weight run differential and average age, and a method for accounting for the extreme low minors without falling into an apples-and-oranges quandary would also help. In the near future, I'll take a whack at both.
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Mexican Grilled Chicken
Recipe by Pesto lover
We love this chicken. The marinade whips up in a minute in the food processor or blender. Preparation time does not include time to marinate.
Top Review by momaphet
Due to a time factor I played with the preparation of this recipe and it still came out quite delicious.
Instead of marinating I rubbed all the herbs and spices onto the slightly pounded boneless chicken breasts then pan grilled them in the olive oil. after cooking and cooling slightly I cut up the chicken and used it top a salad which I made a lime/orange vingrette with chipotle and garlic to compliment the spices in the chicken. The combination was great though I could easily have eaten the chicken on its own as it was very flavorful. This one's a keeper! Thanks for sharing, made for ZWT 8 by one of The Wild Bunch
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 chicken thighs or 4 chicken breast halves, on the bone
Marinade ingredients
- 1⁄2 onion
- 1 large garlic clove
- 1⁄4 cup olive oil
- 1⁄2 teaspoon Mexican oregano
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cumin
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon dried chipotle powder
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1 limes, juice of or 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 1 handful cilantro leaf (optional)
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- Put all marinade ingredients in the blender or food processor and liquify.
- Put marinade in a gallon-size zip lock bag and add chicken pieces. Turn a few times to distribute marinade.
- Refrigerate for at least 2 hours I leave it for about 10 hours.
- Remove chicken from marinade and place on hot grill. Discard marinade.
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
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Registration opens at 8:30 a.m.
Conference begins at 9:00 a.m.
You must bring a completed South Central District Officer Nomination form with you on the day of the conference.
Lunch will not be provided this year; however, $5.00 will cover lunch at the Gordon Cooper Food Services.
The theme for the conference and for SkillsUSA this year is
"SkillsUSA: 50 Years of Champions at Work".
NOTE: This is the theme for the prepared speech contest.
The following contests will be featured:
Extemporaneous Speaking
Chapter Business Procedure
Job Interview
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Official SkillsUSA attire or professional clothing is required for this conference.
For further questions or information, please contact a district advisor:
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Palm Pre to Debut in Canada on Bell Mobility
Palm's eagerly awaited touchscreen smartphone will be arriving on Canadian shores in the second half of this year. The Palm Pre will be available in the great white north exclusively under contract with Bell Mobility, Palm announced Wednesday.
The announcement makes the Canadian mobile carrier the second to announce a Pre deal, following Sprint in the United States. The phone will utilize Bell Mobility's high-speed 3G network.
"We're excited to bring Pre to Canada with Bell Mobility," said Brodie Keast, senior vice president of marketing for Palm, in a statement. "We've seen enormous interest from mobile operators worldwide and fully expect to continue to expand distribution for Pre, putting it within reach of more and more customers."
The Palm Pre has yet to get a firm release date in Canada or the United States, and Bell did not announce a price for the phone. Bell Mobility customers can sign up to be notified at Bell's Pre site.
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A few of the team in Adobe Professional Services have been working on a port of PMD to work with ActionScript.
From the overview:
FlexPMD is a tool that helps to improve code quality by auditing any AS3/Flex source directory and detecting common bad practices, such as:
- Unused code (functions, variables, constants, etc.)
- Inefficient code (misuse of dynamic filters, heavy constructors, etc.)
- Over-complex code (nested loops, too many conditionals, etc.)
- Over-long code (classes, methods, etc.)
- Incorrect use of the Flex component lifecycle (commitProperties, etc.)
A report is produced describing the violations of a given rule set. FlexPMD includes a rule set that is broad ranging and continually growing.
We have been using this on my current project, and it's a great tool. Especially handy is the ability to edit or create the rule set. This also integrates well with continuous integration tools, providing updated reports ever time the build scripts run.
Check out on Confluence, the Adobe Open Source website (you may need to log into Adobe to view the link):


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Jacoby Ellsbury's departure to the New York Yankees has created an opening in center field as the Red Sox prepare their roster for the 2014 season.
One player who may fill this role is talented prospect Jackie Bradley Jr., who batted .189 with three home runs and 10 RBIs in 37 games with Boston last season. He also has a career minor league batting average of .297 and an .897 OPS.
The former University of South Carolina star has a similar skill set as Ellsbury. He projects to be a player capable of getting on base often, using his speed to steal bases and put pressure on opposing pitchers, and providing stellar defense in the outfield.
The Red Sox won't rush Bradley to a starting major league role before he's ready, and it's still possible that the club adds some outfield depth through free agency to allow the 23-year-old prospect to develop further.
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Quote:I'm trying to remember the name of a movie, I've been trying to find it for a year now.I THINK it was a jet li movie, an old one maby.I'll try to remeber what I can from it, if anyone knows the name, please tell me, and maby a link to a site with it.It had thies 2 guy, I think they were brothers, who trained under the same master. The first brother was stronger, and believed in using brute force. He went on to betray his friends, and brother, joining some generals army. The others tried to fight, but lost. The second brother kind of lost his mind, and went catatonic(?), at one point there was a ball in a water well, or such. And he pushed it in, and it poped back up. I think he started to understand the master more, or came up with a martial art form (ti chi?), his brother became a powerful figure in the army by now, the second brother fought his way to him. Using the strength of the enemies spears against them, when he fought his brother, his brother couldn't fight him well, the second kept dodging or "moving" the attacks. At some point they fought on this rope thing, and the second brother had problems using his new technique. Natruly, the second brother won in the end.Sorry if this sounds like a million other movies, I hope I game a good enuff acounting of it to place a good guess.Thanks for your help, and incase I still don't find the movie, thanks for trying.
Quote:Thanks alot. I think this is it! Cool, now to order and wait.
Quote:It's also known as "Tai Chi Masters".Probably one of Jet Li's best movies.
Quote:one of his, yes, but he has so many good to chose from so it loses its meaning by saying it is one of his best, in imdb he does not have many or any under 5
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About 42 men turned out yesterday for the second day of spring football practice. This is an increase over Monday, but the coaches hope that more men will come out.
The work yesterday afternoon consisted of drilling in fundamentals and in conditioning work. Emphasis was laid, on starting, forward passing, and kicking, in preparation for the contests in punting and drop kicking. Coaches Fisher, Sedgwick, Humphrey, and Knox were in Charge of yesterday's work.
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Sigpro 2022 unite!
9mm here, night sights, functions flawlessly. Awesome gun.
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I consider the SP2022 to be Sig Sauer's Best bang for the buck pistol they make. I got my wife one in .40 that is also equiped with a set of Crimson Trace laser grips. I paid $424 for it with night sights.
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I like it so much I found a BB gun that is a replica that comes with the hard to find small grip that works on the teal one. Them side by side, is hard to tell the real one from the BB minus the Crimson Trace grips. Take a gander. $29 bucks
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I'm not a fan of polymer guns but the 2022 is on the short list that I've shot and liked. The bang:buck ratio is great on it.
Bought one and sold it. Sorry. I just dont like the trigger feel. And its bigger than my Glock 19.
Now as to a Sig product aimed directly at GLOCK, their 250 models are the best comparisons
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Night sights, Bedair Machine Works Stainless Steel Guide Rod, Streamlight TLR-3
I'm always curious as to what these are running people out the door? Like I said I have the .40 cal with night sights and mine was $424 out the door.
Just picked one up yesterday. $389 +tax
I must've gotten mine when it came out, back in '05. I paid around $550
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NYC Health + Hospitals
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Dormitory Authority of the State of New York
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Center for Health Policy and Media Engagement
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American Institutes for Research
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Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc.
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Sure, it's fun to think about how far aviation–and in particular the avionics field–has come in the last 100 years. But the technology innovations of the last century will pale in comparison with what we're likely to witness in the next 20 years, researchers predict.
Consider what has come to pass so far. Aviation legend Jimmy Doolittle made the first "blind" landings in 1929 using an experimental Sperry gyroscopic artificial horizon and runway homing beacons. Digital fly-by-wire flight controls grew out of NASA's Apollo space program, making powered flight a sophisticated endeavor long before Apple's iPad and Google's Android cellphone made us drool.
Flight management systems and EFIS technology were created and evolved in the 1970s and 1980s, culminating with the introduction of the first fully integrated avionics systems in the 1990s. These cockpits have grown into the cursor-control-driven cockpits of today, appreciated by pilots for delivering an ever expanding array of flight-related information, from the latest Nexrad weather radar graphics beamed by satellite to 3-D synthetic-vision presentations of the world outside.
But looking back at how far aviation has come only adds to the intrigue of hearing avionics technologists explain why the innovations just beyond the horizon will eclipse everything that has emerged so far.
Setting aside dystopian visions of pilotless aircraft shuttling cargo and passengers among major transportation hubs, the way pilots fly by the middle of this century should be vastly different from what it is today. That really shouldn't come as a huge surprise. The ATC system we are burdened with today was created in the 1950s for aircraft that carried four-course radio range receivers and other relics from aviation's past. But considering the quickly evolving and highly specialized roles military UAVs are playing in places like Afghanistan and Iraq, it might not be too far a stretch to imagine a day when transport-category aircraft can be flown by a single pilot instead of the two that are required today.
Avionics makers are researching cockpits for future single-crew airliners and business jets, notable among them Honeywell and Rockwell Collins, both of which say higher levels of cockpit automation could eliminate the need for a copilot in future airliners and large business jets. Thales, as part of a program called Cockpit 3.0, says it is targeting introduction of a single-pilot integrated avionics system sometime around 2030. Embraer, meanwhile, is the first aircraft maker to indicate a serious interest in airliners that can be flown single pilot.
Thales says the goal of its Cockpit 3.0 project is to reduce crew workload and complexity, which in turn could lead to a reduction in human errors. The company is also looking at ways of reducing the physical size of a single-pilot flight deck to provide more space for passengers and payload. As a bridge to reaching these goals, Thales is studying workload reduction for two-pilot crews.
Certainly Embraer could apply lessons learned in the development of the single-pilot cockpits for its Phenom 100 and 300 light jets to its jetliners. Technologically speaking, flying complex aircraft single pilot isn't a big deal–after all, Cessna Citations have been single pilot since the 1970s.
Changing the regulations that currently require two-pilot crews in transport-category airplanes, however, will be a tall hurdle. And if the rules are changed eventually, business jets weighing more than 12,500 pounds are likely to be the first approved for single-pilot operations. Only after several years of proof that safety isn't jeopardized will cargo aircraft, and then passenger-carrying airliners, be allowed to fly single pilot.
Still, with a pilot shortage looming and the airlines scavenging for ever more inventive ways to cut costs, advances in automation technology could speed the development of single-pilot cockpits for the next generation of airliners.
For now avionics makers are focusing on improvements to their current product lines while continuing with research and development work on the avionics products that will reach the market in the next few years. Honeywell and its OEM partners continue to flight test the latest versions of the Primus Epic avionics system, with two milestone achievements within reach.
The avionics maker has been honing the synthetic-vision display and other improvements for the Dassault EASy II cockpit due for certification next year while simultaneously working with Gulfstream on the latest version of the PlaneView cockpit for the G650, the all-new ultra-long-range, large-cabin business jet due to hit the market in 2012. This work follows on the heels of the recent approval of the Cert Foxtrot software upgrade in other large-cabin Gulfstreams, which brought enhancements to the cockpit's SVS displays as well as XM weather capability, electronic terminal charts and various other upgrades.
Honeywell has also received a supplemental type certificate (STC) allowing installation of its Primus Elite cockpit upgrades in Global-series business jets. The cockpit upgrade for the Global 5000, Global Express and Global Express XRS is available as a retrofit and on new airplanes as an option. The Primus Elite flight deck replaces the Global's original Primus 2000XP system (saddled with CRT screens) with LCDs. The change permits the addition of XM graphical weather, Jeppesen electronic charts and maps, video-input capability and cursor-control interface. In the future, Honeywell's SmartView synthetic-vision system will be added to the Primus Elite cockpit upgrade, according to Bombardier. Installation takes about three weeks and can be performed at Bombardier's business aircraft service centers in the U.S. or at authorized service facilities for Global jets.
The Primus Elite conversion package has been garnering considerable interest from operators and OEMs alike. The Elite LCD displays slide into the holes of CRTs in Primus 1000/2000/XP, SPZ-8400/8500 and some SPZ-8000 avionics, incorporate internal computing power that allows operators to obtain technology previously available only in newer aircraft. Embraer has selected Primus Elite for the Legacy 650, and Cessna recently announced it will bring the cockpit to the Citation X, in new airplanes and as retrofit installations. Gulfstream, meanwhile, has said it will add the Elite cockpit to the G300 as an option.
Honeywell, meanwhile, has added functionality to its Primus Apex avionics system, incorporating Waas LPV approach capability, as well as a new trackball cursor control, XM weather and the FMS 7.1 flight management system upgrade in the latest version of the cockpit. Primus Apex is flying on the Pilatus PC-12NG and Viking Twin Otter and has been selected for the Spectrum S-40 and Comp Air 12.
Fusion on Final
Rockwell Collins is fast approaching the certification threshold as it prepares the FAA paperwork for its Pro Line Fusion integrated cockpit, which will serve as the baseline avionics system for Gulfstream's G250 and Bombardier's Global Express XRS and Global 5000 when approvals are completed next year.
Collins test pilots spent part of the past winter braving the cold temperatures and omnipresent turbulence in Alaska to put the synthetic-vision portion of the Pro Line Fusion cockpit through its paces. Flight-test crews shot dozens of low-visibility approaches into Alaska airports in the company's Challenger 601 test bed. The point of the exercise was to evaluate the SVS's capabilities in areas of challenging terrain before bringing the technology to the cockpits of the Global Express and G250.
Pro Line Fusion has logged more than 350 hours aloft as part of a test regimen that the avionics maker expects to complete by year-end. Three airplanes have joined the certification program, with the Collins Challenger 601 logging the bulk of hours aloft (more than 200) since the shakeout flights started last fall.
OEM test pilots are also evaluating Pro Line Fusion in the Global Express and the G250, although only the Global is equipped with SVS so far, testing for which has been limited mainly to the flatlands of central Kansas. Gulfstream plans to offer SVS to G250 buyers as an option, but for now the focus has remained on testing Fusion's core capabilities, including an all-new flight management system that relies heavily on graphical flight-planning tools. Collins first plans to obtain an STC for Pro Line Fusion in its Challenger, a step that is expected to ease the subsequent certification efforts for the OEMs that have selected the cockpit.
Rockwell Collins installed Pro Line Fusion in its own corporate Challenger 601 on the right side of the cockpit, leaving in place the original Pro Line 21 cockpit system on the left. Most of the Alaska testing was flown into Juneau International Airport, famous for the extreme terrain surrounding the approach through Gastineau Channel and the unceasing turbulence. Test pilots flew multiple low-visibility approaches through the channel using both the head-up guidance system and the head-down SVS display.
The Collins SVS uses a massive database of the earth's terrain, obstacles and airports to create a 3-D image on the pilot's primary flight display that is intended to replicate on the computer screens the same view out the window that would be seen on a clear day. Each manufacturer adds its own nuances to the concept, and Rockwell Collins is no exception. For example, airports in the distance appear on the Fusion SVS display first as translucent domes. As the airplane approaches, the dome slowly disappears, leaving a computer-generated view of the runways.
In addition to the Globals and G250, Pro Line Fusion has been selected for the Learjet 85 and Embraer Legacy 450 and 500, as well as the Bombardier C Series and Mitsubishi MRJ regional jets, making the cockpit the top seller among new business jet market entrants since it was announced in 2007.
Universal Appeal
Universal Avionics is a company that prides itself on a long list of firsts in aviation. The avionics maker introduced business aviation's first flight management systems in the early 1980s. It was the first to obtain Part 25 certification of a synthetic-vision system, incorporated in its Vision 1 retrofit cockpit. And Universal was the first FMS maker to certify Waas LPV, opening up thousands of approaches to business aircraft operators.
The list of Waas FMS STCs Universal and its dealers have obtained is impressive. It includes upgrades for the Falcon 20 and 50, Citation 550/650, Learjet 45 and 60, Challenger 600/601, Astra, Hawker 700 and 800 and the King Air series. On the cockpit retrofit side of its business, Universal has gained installation approvals for its EFI-890R system in a wide range of airplanes, including the King Air 300, Learjet 60, Pilatus PC-12, Challenger 600/601, Astra, Hawker 700A, Gulfstream II/IIB/III, Learjet 25 and Falcon 20.
This spring Universal announced the -1M to -1Ew exchange program, which triples the standard trade-in credit for existing UNS-1M FMS units customers trade in toward the purchase of a new UNS-1Ew Waas/SBAS FMS. The problem with the
-1M FMS is its limited memory. Expansion of navigation data, especially with the addition of Rnav GPS approaches, has resulted in massive growth in the size of nav databases in the 17 years since the UNS-1M FMS was introduced.
Business jet operators who still fly with older equipment such as the UNS-1M complain of continual reductions in database coverage because their flight management systems can't hold all the data. Benefits of upgrading include the ability to load every approach to every runway in the world, including the latest Rnav (GPS) LPV Waas approaches, which now greatly outnumber ILS procedures in the U.S. Universal says additional benefits of the -1Ew FMS include the ability to download data from the Internet to a USB drive or SD card and 3-D approach mode.
Considering how big a name Garmin has become in the consumer electronics and marine markets, it's easy to forget the company started out as tiny ProNav Communication & Navigation in Lenexa, Kan. Garmin changed its name early on after a competing GPS maker called NavPro sued, alleging trademark infringement. The name Garmin is a combination of the first names of company founders Gary Burrell and Min Kao.
Garmin's focus in aviation these days is on development of its latest integrated avionics system for light turbine-powered airplanes, called G3000 and unique in the aviation world for incorporating menu-driven touchscreens for accessing nearly all of the functions that pilots flying with the G1000 control with buttons and dials.
Developed for the upper end of the Part 23 business aircraft market, the G3000 cockpit incorporates a pair of 5.7-inch-diagonal touchscreen controllers below the main flight displays. The screens include desktop-like menu interfaces with icons that can be pushed to access most of the system's features. Audio and visual feedback is used to let pilots know exactly how the system is responding to their inputs. The touchscreen unit, called the GTC 570, also incorporates conventional controls at the bottom of the display, including a volume control knob, map joystick and dual concentric knob for data entry.
The basic hardware behind the scenes in the G3000 system is based on technology first developed for the G1000 system, which in business aviation flies in the Cessna Citation Mustang and Embraer's Phenom 100 and 300 and is offered as a retrofit upgrade in Beechcraft King Airs. The G3000 system's "extra-wide" primary and multifunction displays measure 14.1 inches diagonally, versus the G1000's normal 10.4-inch screen size. The G3000 displays include a number of bezel-mounted soft keys, but the buttons on the MFD serve no function. Garmin chose to include the soft keys on the MFD only so that the displays would be interchangeable, meaning the same part number can be shipped to customers needing a replacement PFD or MFD.
The G3000 system was originally scheduled for certification in next year's second half, but that timeline is now in doubt as the system's first two OEM platforms–the PiperJet and HondaJet–face delays. Piper is targeting entry into service for the PiperJet in mid-2013, while Honda now says the HondaJet will enter service in the third quarter of 2012.
Innovative Solutions & Support in Exton, Pa., meanwhile, continues to add to the list of STCs allowing installations of its retrofit flat-panel avionics. Cessna Aircraft has gained an STC for installations of IS&S's AdViz flat-panel cockpit display system in legacy Cessna Citations. The AdViz system is certified for installation in the Cessna Citation 500, 550, S550 and 560. It is available in two or three 10.4-inch display unit architectures with options for Jeppesen electronic charts, XM weather downlink, display of EMS camera images and Waas LPV approach capability. The first Cessna Citation V retrofitted with the AdViz system was certified recently following three years of development. The AdViz system is available for purchase through the Cessna-owned Citation service center network and will eventually be distributed through the full Cessna authorized network.
IS&S also recently added electronic chart and XM satellite weather display to the avionics upgrade it provides for the Eclipse 500. IS&S was selected in 2007 to develop a replacement for the Avidyne avionics system in the Eclipse 500. IS&S delivered about 30 of its Avio NG glass cockpit suites a month to Eclipse Aviation until production in Albuquerque ceased. Today, some 150 aircraft in the Eclipse fleet have the Avio NG system, with approximately 80 of the Avidyne Avio-equipped VLJs yet to be upgraded via STC. Eclipse Aerospace, the new company that emerged after the bankruptcy of the original Eclipse Aviation, is offering the Avio NG replacement system through its facilities at Albuquerque Sunport International Airport and in the Chicago area.
The IS&S Avio NG system controls, monitors and displays all aircraft system functions on two 10.4-inch primary flight displays and a 15.4-inch landscape-format multifunction display with standby and reversionary features. Besides controlling and displaying primary and multifunction flight information, Avio NG also monitors all aircraft systems, including fuel, electrical, electronic circuit breakers, hydraulics, engine instruments and environmental. The bezels of the active-matrix liquid crystal displays contain the line select buttons and rotational knobs through which the user can access and manipulate all subsystems.
CMC's New FronTier
The Canadian government in January 2009 announced it would invest C$52 million ($50 million) in a five-year avionics R&D initiative, which funding beneficiary Esterline CMC Electronics is calling FronTier. As part of the program, CMC has been tasked with developing a suite of "highly innovative and capable technologies," including new enhanced-vision systems and paperless cockpit products. CMC is already a leading supplier of EVS and EFB products for civil and military applications. FronTier will allow CMC engineers to work on the next generations of these technologies while also giving the Montreal company the opportunity to develop an entire cockpit using FronTier's open-architecture design philosophy.
So far CMC has acted as a cockpit integrator only for military aircraft, including the Hawker Beechcraft T-6B trainer. It has served as integrator for several commercial cockpit modernization programs, but has never developed an integrated cockpit for a new airliner or business jet.
By the end of the five-year project CMC plans to bring to market an integrated cockpit based on the technologies developed under FronTier, but the company hasn't announced any OEM customers or publicly shown FronTier hardware, saying only that its hope is for the integrated cockpit eventually to find a home in a variety of helicopters, business jets and airliners. A team of engineers is working on the project. CMC has committed close to $100 million of its own funds to the project, and has agreed to repay the government investment in the project after the FronTier cockpit is introduced to the market.
While CMC Electronics hopes to challenge the dominance of Honeywell and Rockwell Collins in the Part 25 business jet market segment, it is appearing less likely the company will field a version of FronTier by 2014. However, the project's other stated goals (reducing the cost of ownership, improving safety, reducing the environmental impact of aircraft and increasing airspace capacity) could be realized if FronTier R&D efforts yield new stand-alone products.
CMC intends to build FronTier around its existing product portfolio, which includes GPS-based navigation systems, flight management systems, EVS and the PilotView line of EFBs. One of the main goals of the FronTier R&D effort will be to produce an Arinc 653-compliant core computer. CMC already has experience in this field for smaller Part 23-certified aircraft. CMC started discussions with OEMs about its FronTier plans in 2007.
Pilots who've flown with it say Avidyne has hit a home run with its Entegra Release 9 avionics system, a follow-on to the original Entegra glass cockpit certified in a variety of light general aviation airplanes. Featuring high-resolution LCD displays and the company's next-generation FMS900w flight management system, the new cockpit is available as an upgrade for Cirrus owners, who are quickly getting used to the idea of a QWERTY keyboard in the cockpit.
The market introduction of Entegra Release 9 is giving Avidyne a potent answer to the Garmin G1000 avionics system. The R9 version of Entegra features large-format, LED-backlit displays that are interchangeable for use as primary or multifunction displays. An integrated, digital Waas navcom/surveillance suite is managed within the FMS900w–a clean-sheet flight management system that deserves kudos for being possibly the most user-friendly FMS in aviation.
R9's "Page & Tab" user interface lets pilots quickly access data without having to deal with hierarchical menus or pop-up windows, and adding or subtracting a waypoint is greatly simplified by the addition of a prompt line that makes it obvious where in the flight plan a change will occur. Features like GeoFill, which automatically fills in text fields based on what the avionics thinks the pilot wants to enter, are a welcome addition in single-pilot cockpits and, thankfully, the concept really works. Entegra Release 9 includes Avidyne's high-resolution IFD5000 displays, dual air-data and attitude heading reference systems (ADAHRS), dual-redundant FMS900w systems with QWERTY keypad, digital 16-watt VHF navcom radios and dual Waas/RNP-capable GPS receivers.
Aspen Finds a Niche
Another small avionics manufacturer that has been making big waves is Aspen Avionics, which recently received FAA technical standard order authorization its Evolution EFD1000C3 Pro primary flight display in Class III aircraft. The approval brings the Evolution display to operators of aircraft weighing between 6,000 and 12,500 pounds. The target market for the certification is airplanes in the class of the Piper Navajo and Cheyenne, most King Airs, the Cessna 400 series and turbine Twin Commanders.
The EFD1000C3 Pro PFD includes integrated GPS steering, digital HSI with dual bearing pointers and moving map. Aspen is offering Evolution packages that bundle MFDs with the PFD. The company says its EFD1000 MFD and 500 MFD both support hazard awareness features, including XM weather, traffic and Stormscope, electronic charts and geo-referenced airport diagrams. The EFD1000 MFD also includes its own redundant ADAHRS sensors, meaning that in the case of PFD failure, a push of the REV button converts the EFD1000 MFD to a fully functioning PFD. The EFD1000C3 Pro PFD has a list price of $12,995. A "launch" price of $10,995 is being offered through the end of October.


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