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The name AutonomatriX is derived from the words autonomy and matrix to represent a self-directed and self-governing repository of information. The emblem of the Auto-nomatriX is a circular blade with eight teeth providing a background to t he glyph of Eris turned on its side.
The AutonomatriX is a networking chaos magic guild of those striving to discover and rejuvenate magical ideas and technical skills with success as the only key to validation. We do not discriminate on the basis of lifestyle, gender, affiliation, race, or sexuality. We seek to interact with creative magicians who are pushing boundaries instead of being trapped by them. We are a guild composed of working craftspeople, whereas an order/lodge/clique is generally an exclusive membership of supplicants.
The time of centralized info-banks is at an end; the nature of "classified" or "secret" information is that it is more often limiting than useful to the collector, and only profitable to the banker of such media. Hierarchical structures are unnecessary and undesired; checks and balances regarding membership are determined by an individual's interaction with the rest of the group rather than personal prejudices or acceptance for any member by any other member. The principles "sink or swim" and "(inter)action equals life" are applicable to this magical guild, as in any network.
When a candidate has made intentional contact with a member of the AutonomatriX (called the "AX"), that member sponsors the candidate himself and provides all pertinent information about that candidate e to another member as soon as is possible for co-sponsorship. Alternatively, if for any reason the member chooses not to sponsor the candidate after the initial inquiry, that member must send the information to two other members, one of whom is the member nearest to the candidate's geographic locale. Ideally, the two sponsors would be geographically separated from one another. All inquirers will be provided with the current AX manifesto by any member who accepts sponsorship of that candidate at the onset of their relationship. The suggested sponsorship period is three months, at the end of which the co-sponsors mutually decide upon whether or not initiation should take place.
The sponsored candidate is requested to provide information regarding any personal magical work done in a journal or magical record. The candidate may in turn be given any part of the Corpus Fecundi other than the Contacts Listing (see below) that the sponsors deem appropriate at any time. Initiation may be performed by one or both of the sponsors and/or an y other members of the AX with the consent of the sponsors. The candidate must provide a record of a magical working which has resulted in manifestation of the intent at least two times, and design a self-initiation ritual. All initiation s must be performed in person. At the climax of the initiation, the new member is handed the current Contacts Listing ( on a scroll) and the remainder of the Corpus Fecundi.
The Corpus Fecundi comprises a record of research, technical experimentation and ritual methods that have arisen since the emergence of this guild of Chaos. The entirety of this information is provided only after a period of sponsorship resulting in initiation and excludes non-requested information of a political or genealogical nature.
It is the personal responsibility of each member of the AX to update their copy of the Corpus Fecundi as new information becomes available. An active member of the AX is any person who is on the Contacts Listing. All information for inclusion into the Corpus Fecundi is transferred throughout the network on at least a quarterly basis.
The first part is the "Contacts Listing," which includes all participants in the AX. All are listed by their appellation (any titles may be chosen), mailing address, Working Group and/or Project involvement information, and a brief biography (bio) of personal interests, researches, requests for information on any topic, etc. To remain on the Contacts Listing each member is responsible for making their membership known by interaction with other members. If for any reason this cannot be done, membership requires that the current AX curators are notified of continued participation in the net-work by a work record semi-annually.
The second part is an "Index" of all works currently making up the Corpus Fecundi. All members are responsible for ensuring that their copy is complete via this Index. The author of each item will be listed here, rather than on the items themselves.
The issuance of Contacts Listings and Indexes are provided by the AutonomatriX curators, who ensure that each display the name and emblem of the AX upon them. Two curators are randomly chosen on June 27th of each year from volunteers to update and maintain securely the hard-copies and electronic copies of all material in the Corpus Fecundi. The Corpus Fecundi is maintained in its entirety in both formats at all times. Any individual in the network may assume these responsibilities, although no curator may have successive terms of office.
Each member of the AX is encouraged to form autonomous Working Groups. All WGs may be designated by whatever name (Coven, Project, Team, Clan, Temple, Group, Cabal, Tribe, etc.) deemed appropriate by those directly involved. A Working Group is composed of at least two active members of the network and as many nonmembers as desired by them.
Each Working Group is inaugurated by the generation of its own unique manifesto, accepted by all participating in that WG. It must be distributed by the AX members of that group to all on the current Contacts Listing. This particular manifesto should be made as detailed as possible, to outline the WG's objectives and intent, protocol, any offices assumed within the WG's internal structure, and whatever else the WG decides upon. Accompanying the manifesto should be each participant's signature (of their chosen appellation), mailing address, and bio. The AX will in no way interfere in matters of any Working Group's internal structure or protocol, with the fullest intention being to keep regulation to a minimum in regards to the network's guild structure.
Each WG is encouraged to access any form of media available for wider distribution of ideas and material, and the AX provides encouragement and/or assistance to members who have material suitable for this purpose.
Projects or Operations which include any member of the AX within or without one's Working Group are to be listed in the Contacts List. An "Operation" is usefully described as an extended working for a specific goal carried out by two or more members of the guild regardless of WG affiliation.
It is recommended that each WG and Operation designate a Main Contact Point (or MCP) elected by the members in that Working Group, for response to inquiries and distribution of information. It is the responsibility of the acting MCP of that group to distribute all information for inclusion into the Corpus Fecundi of the members in his Working Group and/or Operation.
Information is distributed throughout the entire active membership of the network in the issuance of the Contacts Listing and Index of the Corpus Fecundi by the AX curators. The authors of any item produced and distributed for inclusion into the Corpus Fecundi are responsible for the distribution of that information throughout the network. Any item may be marked "Private" by its author, and this is understood to mean distribution via the Corpus Fecundi only (not for public consumption). No items intended for the Corpus Fecundi may be marked with the author's appellation, although it is recommended that each item is accompanied by a cover letter providing whatever personal data the author or distributor desires.
When voting is required within the AX as a whole, all members must provide a written response of yes, no, or abstinence. The votes of each member are then listed beside their name on the next Contacts Listing. A measure's success depends upon at least a two-third's majority of all members of the AutonomatriX. All members are encouraged to voice their own o pinions at all times.
The AX does not employ any single clue to disclose membership in the guild. However, objects that are easily available are periodically chosen to represent active participation in the network, such as a certain semiprecious stone or a color-specific pen for example. At any time, suggestions may be supplied to a curator for random selection. The identifier is described as briefly as possible at the top of each Contacts Listing. Aside from this, each WG and Operation is encouraged to generate totems and/or fetishes to designate themselves symbolically within the guild.
Each Working Group in the AX chooses what ritual accessories are necessary. Some may choose specific forms of jewelry or ritual garments as a group. Each member must possess the current identifier object of the AX in the working area at the time of any meeting attended.
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the name autonomatrix is derived from the words autonomy and matrix to represent a self-directed and self-governing repository of information. the emblem of the auto-nomatrix is a circular blade with eight teeth providing a background to t he glyph of eris turned on its side.
the autonomatrix is a networking chaos magic guild of those striving to discover and rejuvenate magical ideas and technical skills with success as the only key to validation. we do not discriminate on the basis of lifestyle, gender, affiliation, race, or sexuality. we seek to interact with creative magicians who are pushing boundaries instead of being trapped by them. we are a guild composed of working craftspeople, whereas an order/lodge/clique is generally an exclusive membership of supplicants.
the time of centralized info-banks is at an end; the nature of "classified" or "secret" information is that it is more often limiting than useful to the collector, and only profitable to the banker of such media. hierarchical structures are unnecessary and undesired; checks and balances regarding membership are determined by an individual's interaction with the rest of the group rather than personal prejudices or acceptance for any member by any other member. the principles "sink or swim" and "(inter)action equals life" are applicable to this magical guild, as in any network.
when a candidate has made intentional contact with a member of the autonomatrix (called the "ax"), that member sponsors the candidate himself and provides all pertinent information about that candidate e to another member as soon as is possible for co-sponsorship. alternatively, if for any reason the member chooses not to sponsor the candidate after the initial inquiry, that member must send the information to two other members, one of whom is the member nearest to the candidate's geographic locale. ideally, the two sponsors would be geographically separated from one another. all inquirers will be provided with the current ax manifesto by any member who accepts sponsorship of that candidate at the onset of their relationship. the suggested sponsorship period is three months, at the end of which the co-sponsors mutually decide upon whether or not initiation should take place.
the sponsored candidate is requested to provide information regarding any personal magical work done in a journal or magical record. the candidate may in turn be given any part of the corpus fecundi other than the contacts listing (see below) that the sponsors deem appropriate at any time. initiation may be performed by one or both of the sponsors and/or an y other members of the ax with the consent of the sponsors. the candidate must provide a record of a magical working which has resulted in manifestation of the intent at least two times, and design a self-initiation ritual. all initiation s must be performed in person. at the climax of the initiation, the new member is handed the current contacts listing ( on a scroll) and the remainder of the corpus fecundi.
the corpus fecundi comprises a record of research, technical experimentation and ritual methods that have arisen since the emergence of this guild of chaos. the entirety of this information is provided only after a period of sponsorship resulting in initiation and excludes non-requested information of a political or genealogical nature.
it is the personal responsibility of each member of the ax to update their copy of the corpus fecundi as new information becomes available. an active member of the ax is any person who is on the contacts listing. all information for inclusion into the corpus fecundi is transferred throughout the network on at least a quarterly basis.
the first part is the "contacts listing," which includes all participants in the ax. all are listed by their appellation (any titles may be chosen), mailing address, working group and/or project involvement information, and a brief biography (bio) of personal interests, researches, requests for information on any topic, etc. to remain on the contacts listing each member is responsible for making their membership known by interaction with other members. if for any reason this cannot be done, membership requires that the current ax curators are notified of continued participation in the net-work by a work record semi-annually.
the second part is an "index" of all works currently making up the corpus fecundi. all members are responsible for ensuring that their copy is complete via this index. the author of each item will be listed here, rather than on the items themselves.
the issuance of contacts listings and indexes are provided by the autonomatrix curators, who ensure that each display the name and emblem of the ax upon them. two curators are randomly chosen on june 27th of each year from volunteers to update and maintain securely the hard-copies and electronic copies of all material in the corpus fecundi. the corpus fecundi is maintained in its entirety in both formats at all times. any individual in the network may assume these responsibilities, although no curator may have successive terms of office.
each member of the ax is encouraged to form autonomous working groups. all wgs may be designated by whatever name (coven, project, team, clan, temple, group, cabal, tribe, etc.) deemed appropriate by those directly involved. a working group is composed of at least two active members of the network and as many nonmembers as desired by them.
each working group is inaugurated by the generation of its own unique manifesto, accepted by all participating in that wg. it must be distributed by the ax members of that group to all on the current contacts listing. this particular manifesto should be made as detailed as possible, to outline the wg's objectives and intent, protocol, any offices assumed within the wg's internal structure, and whatever else the wg decides upon. accompanying the manifesto should be each participant's signature (of their chosen appellation), mailing address, and bio. the ax will in no way interfere in matters of any working group's internal structure or protocol, with the fullest intention being to keep regulation to a minimum in regards to the network's guild structure.
each wg is encouraged to access any form of media available for wider distribution of ideas and material, and the ax provides encouragement and/or assistance to members who have material suitable for this purpose.
projects or operations which include any member of the ax within or without one's working group are to be listed in the contacts list. an "operation" is usefully described as an extended working for a specific goal carried out by two or more members of the guild regardless of wg affiliation.
it is recommended that each wg and operation designate a main contact point (or mcp) elected by the members in that working group, for response to inquiries and distribution of information. it is the responsibility of the acting mcp of that group to distribute all information for inclusion into the corpus fecundi of the members in his working group and/or operation.
information is distributed throughout the entire active membership of the network in the issuance of the contacts listing and index of the corpus fecundi by the ax curators. the authors of any item produced and distributed for inclusion into the corpus fecundi are responsible for the distribution of that information throughout the network. any item may be marked "private" by its author, and this is understood to mean distribution via the corpus fecundi only (not for public consumption). no items intended for the corpus fecundi may be marked with the author's appellation, although it is recommended that each item is accompanied by a cover letter providing whatever personal data the author or distributor desires.
when voting is required within the ax as a whole, all members must provide a written response of yes, no, or abstinence. the votes of each member are then listed beside their name on the next contacts listing. a measure's success depends upon at least a two-third's majority of all members of the autonomatrix. all members are encouraged to voice their own o pinions at all times.
the ax does not employ any single clue to disclose membership in the guild. however, objects that are easily available are periodically chosen to represent active participation in the network, such as a certain semiprecious stone or a color-specific pen for example. at any time, suggestions may be supplied to a curator for random selection. the identifier is described as briefly as possible at the top of each contacts listing. aside from this, each wg and operation is encouraged to generate totems and/or fetishes to designate themselves symbolically within the guild.
each working group in the ax chooses what ritual accessories are necessary. some may choose specific forms of jewelry or ritual garments as a group. each member must possess the current identifier object of the ax in the working area at the time of any meeting attended.
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NICE UK issued evidence-based recommendations on microwave ablation for treating liver metastases in adults. This guidance replaces the previous NICE interventional procedures guidance on microwave ablation for the treatment of liver metastases. This guidance will be reviewed if there is new evidence or safety concerns.
Patient selection should be carried out by a hepatobiliary cancer multidisciplinary team.
Further research would be useful for guiding selection of patients for this procedure. This should document the site and type of the primary tumour being treated, the intention of treatment (palliative or curative), imaging techniques used to assess the efficacy of the procedure, long term outcomes and survival.
Liver metastases are a common manifestation of many primary cancers. The liver is the main site for metastases originating from colorectal or other gastrointestinal tract cancers.
The number, location and size of the metastases as well as the patient's general health and the site of the primary cancer all influence the choice of treatment for liver metastases. For a minority of patients, surgical resection with curative intent may be possible. While non surgical ablative techniques may be used with curative intent, for most patients treatment is palliative. Options for palliative treatment include systemic chemotherapy, external beam radiotherapy, thermal ablation techniques (such as radiofrequency or cryotherapy), arterial embolisation techniques, and selective internal radiation therapy. Multiple treatment modalities may be used for individual patients.
Thermal ablation techniques are normally used in patients for whom surgery would not be suitable, or for treating recurrence following surgical resection. They may also be used as an adjunct to hepatic resection, either to downstage the disease to facilitate liver resection or to ablate small volume disease in the liver remnant after resection.
Microwave ablation aims to destroy tumour cells using heat, which creates localised areas of tissue necrosis with minimal damage to surrounding normal tissues.
The procedure can be done using local anaesthesia or with the patient under general anaesthesia, either percutaneously or during open or laparoscopic surgery. A probe is advanced into each targeted lesion under imaging guidance and the tumour is ablated by delivering high frequency microwave energy. Multiple pulses of energy may be delivered during a session, and multiple probes can be used to treat larger tumours.
A variety of different microwave devices can be used for this procedure.
About the efficacy and safety outcomes from the published literature that the NICE Committee considered as part of the evidence about this procedure, see the NICE guidance page.

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nice uk issued evidence-based recommendations on microwave ablation for treating liver metastases in adults. this guidance replaces the previous nice interventional procedures guidance on microwave ablation for the treatment of liver metastases. this guidance will be reviewed if there is new evidence or safety concerns.
patient selection should be carried out by a hepatobiliary cancer multidisciplinary team.
further research would be useful for guiding selection of patients for this procedure. this should document the site and type of the primary tumour being treated, the intention of treatment (palliative or curative), imaging techniques used to assess the efficacy of the procedure, long term outcomes and survival.
liver metastases are a common manifestation of many primary cancers. the liver is the main site for metastases originating from colorectal or other gastrointestinal tract cancers.
the number, location and size of the metastases as well as the patient's general health and the site of the primary cancer all influence the choice of treatment for liver metastases. for a minority of patients, surgical resection with curative intent may be possible. while non surgical ablative techniques may be used with curative intent, for most patients treatment is palliative. options for palliative treatment include systemic chemotherapy, external beam radiotherapy, thermal ablation techniques (such as radiofrequency or cryotherapy), arterial embolisation techniques, and selective internal radiation therapy. multiple treatment modalities may be used for individual patients.
thermal ablation techniques are normally used in patients for whom surgery would not be suitable, or for treating recurrence following surgical resection. they may also be used as an adjunct to hepatic resection, either to downstage the disease to facilitate liver resection or to ablate small volume disease in the liver remnant after resection.
microwave ablation aims to destroy tumour cells using heat, which creates localised areas of tissue necrosis with minimal damage to surrounding normal tissues.
the procedure can be done using local anaesthesia or with the patient under general anaesthesia, either percutaneously or during open or laparoscopic surgery. a probe is advanced into each targeted lesion under imaging guidance and the tumour is ablated by delivering high frequency microwave energy. multiple pulses of energy may be delivered during a session, and multiple probes can be used to treat larger tumours.
a variety of different microwave devices can be used for this procedure.
about the efficacy and safety outcomes from the published literature that the nice committee considered as part of the evidence about this procedure, see the nice guidance page.


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NatWest has announced the development of Mettle, a solution designed to provide businesses with a forward looking way to manage their finances, combining a current account with invoicing, payment chasing and bookkeeping capabilities.
Mettle will allow customers to open a business current account in minutes, forecast their business performance, create invoices from their mobile phone and provide reminders for chasing payments. All of these features will be wrapped in a single mobile app with a debit card.
Mettle is currently at pilot stage, and customers who open an account will work closely with the Mettle team to influence how the product will develop. The solution, developed in partnership with 11:FS and Capco, aims to create an end-to-end platform for businesses. It will run independently from the bank with both customers and non-customers able to apply for an account.

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natwest has announced the development of mettle, a solution designed to provide businesses with a forward looking way to manage their finances, combining a current account with invoicing, payment chasing and bookkeeping capabilities.
mettle will allow customers to open a business current account in minutes, forecast their business performance, create invoices from their mobile phone and provide reminders for chasing payments. all of these features will be wrapped in a single mobile app with a debit card.
mettle is currently at pilot stage, and customers who open an account will work closely with the mettle team to influence how the product will develop. the solution, developed in partnership with 11:fs and capco, aims to create an end-to-end platform for businesses. it will run independently from the bank with both customers and non-customers able to apply for an account.


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News came this week that the Canadian provincial government of Prince Edward Island (PEI) is facing raised voices over the investment of Cdn$4 million it made in the British internet gaming company Roboreus and its Geosweep product, after the service failed to provide satisfying results in the British market.
Namely, the daily income of Geosweep, an unusual lottery in which instead of wagering on a lottery ticket number, the punters buy their favourite "geo" - a specific point in the organising country (in this case Atlantic Canada), saw a daily income of only GBP120 as a pilot program in the UK.
Of course, this was a cause for concern in Canada, especially since Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick each invested Cdn$4 million into the project. There were provinces that declined to get involved in the venture, such as Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador.
However, speaking in support of the project, PEI Finance Minister Wes Sheridan stated that Atlantic Lottery products need new offerings to maintain revenues, assessing that Geosweep could pay for itself in three years.
"You have to take a look at a concept where you think it may be something that would turn a very good investment dollar over," he said, adding: "If we sit idly by and let our revenue sources continually decline we'd be in no position to continue to have government grow."
Against the project was opposition finance critic Steven Myers, who took into consideration the U.K. pilot failure, and opined that Sheridan should have followed the lead of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador.
"We're throwing out $4 million at a time when we can't fund the $4 million that they need to build the high school in Souris and we can't get the $1.2 million to build an expansion on the Montague Intermediate school. It seems like a bad time to be gambling our money," he said.

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news came this week that the canadian provincial government of prince edward island (pei) is facing raised voices over the investment of cdn$4 million it made in the british internet gaming company roboreus and its geosweep product, after the service failed to provide satisfying results in the british market.
namely, the daily income of geosweep, an unusual lottery in which instead of wagering on a lottery ticket number, the punters buy their favourite "geo" - a specific point in the organising country (in this case atlantic canada), saw a daily income of only gbp120 as a pilot program in the uk.
of course, this was a cause for concern in canada, especially since prince edward island and new brunswick each invested cdn$4 million into the project. there were provinces that declined to get involved in the venture, such as nova scotia, newfoundland and labrador.
however, speaking in support of the project, pei finance minister wes sheridan stated that atlantic lottery products need new offerings to maintain revenues, assessing that geosweep could pay for itself in three years.
"you have to take a look at a concept where you think it may be something that would turn a very good investment dollar over," he said, adding: "if we sit idly by and let our revenue sources continually decline we'd be in no position to continue to have government grow."
against the project was opposition finance critic steven myers, who took into consideration the u.k. pilot failure, and opined that sheridan should have followed the lead of nova scotia and newfoundland and labrador.
"we're throwing out $4 million at a time when we can't fund the $4 million that they need to build the high school in souris and we can't get the $1.2 million to build an expansion on the montague intermediate school. it seems like a bad time to be gambling our money," he said.


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Ten out of ten : a collection of short stories / [Allan Baillie ... [et al.]].
While in… Thousands of years ago, even before the birth of Jesus, the Ten Commandments were handed to Moses on a set of stone tablets. According to The World Book Encyclopedia 1994, Vol. A main topic found in the two stories is that money. When an event occurs to the contrary of what the reader might have been expecting, the plot thickens, adding a twist or creating a higher level understanding of the story. And not even the good stuff, just that plastic crap you get for real cheap that taste like nothing. Usually, though not always built around one character, place, idea, or act.
The boys forgot where the houseboat was parked in the lake. We spent the next hour and half searching the entire area of Shasta Lake for their houseboat. She seemed to be staring at something else though, something only she could see. Still, it always sacrifices many innocent people. Some vivid, descriptive words are used to tell the audience when and where the story took place. At the age of six, she moved to.
Susan is a girl that hard-working but dull. The way in which the poems interact with us is through several techniques such as hyperbole, sarcasm, repetition and enjambment. There are barriers and facilitators to belonging. He lives in Sydney, Australia with his wife and two children. In the case that Billy feels he is not accepted he uses enjambment which is not using punctuation, so that the tension builds up and creates a pressure on the reader.
Fiction, Rain, Short story 1740 Words 3 Pages What Is a Short Story? No life ten-year should be given to Suprme Court Justices or to any other governors. The focus will be on the strengths and weakness of first, second, and fourth commandment, as well as a which commandment should be rewritten for the 21st century Christian. Born in Scotland in 1943, Allan Baillie moved to country Victoria with his family at the age of seven. Ganderbai and the krait on Harry's stomach. As well, Poe writing clearly reflects on his extraordinary life that show his true meaning of his work and why his, work is looked upon to, by so many…. The material on this page is available to AustLit subscribers.
The Shah stopped and said that he is a trained soldier. The short was said to lack both criticism and form. Loisel deals with his wife and the troubles she creates. In fact, it is quite a challenge to tell complete short story that makes. Belonging is shaped via relationships between people places and things. This was a bit Gary Paulsen's Hatchet but in a more condensed version. Roxanne July 16, 2012 Theme and Narrative Elements in the Short Story One of the useful aspects of reading a short story is that it often provides a commentary on human nature or the human condition.
Fiction, Meaning of life, Novel 875 Words 3 Pages skillful author has hundreds of tricks up his or her sleeve for successfully conveying the theme of the story to readers. How do we follow the laws? It is like an adult in the body of a child. Anyways, in my lunchbox — if you could call a mismatching tin container that at all — I had an apple, a little stack of twiggy sticks, and a white bread cheese sandwich. Character, Confession, Eucharist 1055 Words 3 Pages cannot allow yourself to be selfish which can be very hard. Hussein changed a bit after that day, he became more open and laughed easier. That being a girl is much different then being a boy.
The author shows this by describing The Shah in a certain way that we use what we know of immigrants and apply it to him. It is obvious to the viewers that Fran longs to fit into this ballroom world and due to this Fran agrees to Shirley giving her a makeover. Furthermore, his braveness to take off his T-shirt can be interpreted as his declaration of being an independent person, not a colonized person anymore. The answer was given to us by Jesus Christ. Loisel had nothing to wear to. Bruce stared at The Shah in alarm, just standing there, panting. The cultural frame in particular.
Identify specific techniques used — the poem to represent the concept of belonging. Bruce stared at The Shah in alarm, just sta nding there, panting. Then the man noticed him, he had just walked. Steven Herrick uses symbols throughout the novel, such as the key. This is evident in many short stories that mainly focuses on a character who is undergoing an inner conflict. Hussein seemingly wants to show others that he is him, with all the scars on his body. After the death of her first husband-to-be another one comes along, but he is not satisfactory to Jubilinka due to being very young not sure if that means younger than her, or simply younger than her first husband-to-be , clumsy, and weaker than the majority of other potential husbands of the tribe.
Sorry, but copying text is forbidden on this website! It seems that everything of Susan is better. When inclusion involved overcoming obstacles such as family expectations, conformity can be the result. In the book there is no clear plot line, just a series of questions followed by more detailed answers. The Shah whirled away, but suddenly he was looking at Bruce with some strange sort of understanding. The thing like little ball also frightens him since he figures it as grenade.
A Perfectly Lovely Time by Robin Klein. When they were discussing money it was tuppence and shillings and the only time a date was mentioned it was 1950, which was sometime prior to the events of the book, but it couldn't be too far back because the child remembering the events is still a child. This sentence shows Bruce's characterisation with how he treats Hussein. In his new school, he becomes an uncommunicative child, and seems to keep distance from his friends. You will be given a passage or report and asked to write a summary of it. I thought we were normal, until I started school.

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ten out of ten : a collection of short stories / [allan baillie ... [et al.]].
while in… thousands of years ago, even before the birth of jesus, the ten commandments were handed to moses on a set of stone tablets. according to the world book encyclopedia 1994, vol. a main topic found in the two stories is that money. when an event occurs to the contrary of what the reader might have been expecting, the plot thickens, adding a twist or creating a higher level understanding of the story. and not even the good stuff, just that plastic crap you get for real cheap that taste like nothing. usually, though not always built around one character, place, idea, or act.
the boys forgot where the houseboat was parked in the lake. we spent the next hour and half searching the entire area of shasta lake for their houseboat. she seemed to be staring at something else though, something only she could see. still, it always sacrifices many innocent people. some vivid, descriptive words are used to tell the audience when and where the story took place. at the age of six, she moved to.
susan is a girl that hard-working but dull. the way in which the poems interact with us is through several techniques such as hyperbole, sarcasm, repetition and enjambment. there are barriers and facilitators to belonging. he lives in sydney, australia with his wife and two children. in the case that billy feels he is not accepted he uses enjambment which is not using punctuation, so that the tension builds up and creates a pressure on the reader.
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the shah stopped and said that he is a trained soldier. the short was said to lack both criticism and form. loisel deals with his wife and the troubles she creates. in fact, it is quite a challenge to tell complete short story that makes. belonging is shaped via relationships between people places and things. this was a bit gary paulsen's hatchet but in a more condensed version. roxanne july 16, 2012 theme and narrative elements in the short story one of the useful aspects of reading a short story is that it often provides a commentary on human nature or the human condition.
fiction, meaning of life, novel 875 words 3 pages skillful author has hundreds of tricks up his or her sleeve for successfully conveying the theme of the story to readers. how do we follow the laws? it is like an adult in the body of a child. anyways, in my lunchbox — if you could call a mismatching tin container that at all — i had an apple, a little stack of twiggy sticks, and a white bread cheese sandwich. character, confession, eucharist 1055 words 3 pages cannot allow yourself to be selfish which can be very hard. hussein changed a bit after that day, he became more open and laughed easier. that being a girl is much different then being a boy.
the author shows this by describing the shah in a certain way that we use what we know of immigrants and apply it to him. it is obvious to the viewers that fran longs to fit into this ballroom world and due to this fran agrees to shirley giving her a makeover. furthermore, his braveness to take off his t-shirt can be interpreted as his declaration of being an independent person, not a colonized person anymore. the answer was given to us by jesus christ. loisel had nothing to wear to. bruce stared at the shah in alarm, just standing there, panting. the cultural frame in particular.
identify specific techniques used — the poem to represent the concept of belonging. bruce stared at the shah in alarm, just sta nding there, panting. then the man noticed him, he had just walked. steven herrick uses symbols throughout the novel, such as the key. this is evident in many short stories that mainly focuses on a character who is undergoing an inner conflict. hussein seemingly wants to show others that he is him, with all the scars on his body. after the death of her first husband-to-be another one comes along, but he is not satisfactory to jubilinka due to being very young not sure if that means younger than her, or simply younger than her first husband-to-be , clumsy, and weaker than the majority of other potential husbands of the tribe.
sorry, but copying text is forbidden on this website! it seems that everything of susan is better. when inclusion involved overcoming obstacles such as family expectations, conformity can be the result. in the book there is no clear plot line, just a series of questions followed by more detailed answers. the shah whirled away, but suddenly he was looking at bruce with some strange sort of understanding. the thing like little ball also frightens him since he figures it as grenade.
a perfectly lovely time by robin klein. when they were discussing money it was tuppence and shillings and the only time a date was mentioned it was 1950, which was sometime prior to the events of the book, but it couldn't be too far back because the child remembering the events is still a child. this sentence shows bruce's characterisation with how he treats hussein. in his new school, he becomes an uncommunicative child, and seems to keep distance from his friends. you will be given a passage or report and asked to write a summary of it. i thought we were normal, until i started school.


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specializing in the works of d`arcy gaw, limbert, dirk van erp, greene & greene, l. &. j.g. stickley, gustav stickley, roycroft, harvey ellis and rohlfs. custom reproductions and antiques.
gustav stickley oak 54" diameter 5 leg dining table with 6 original leaves. enhanced original finish to base, top & leaves refinished. tapered legs below an overhanging top. as the table is opened to receive leaves, the middle leg remains in the center to support the leaves, a very stable & sturdy design element. very minor nicks to edges of legs, leaves adjusted to fit tight & level once again. signed with the firms large red decal 1904-1906. measures 54" diameter by 29 1/2" tall, 10' long when all 6 leaves installed.
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So I left Berlin for Stuttgart to visit a friend and knocked down a good 670 km hitchhiking away from dreary to slightly less dreary weather. Just four rides and a total waiting time of maybe 20 minutes! There’s a reason why all the distance and speed hitching records are made in Germany! I’ll be here for a few more days before hitchhiking home to say hi to my family, renew my passport and have a cool announcement to make 😉 for now I’m just starting the glühwein season and catching up with people!
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So there it is, the new Madder Mortem album! It did not even take 2 years, while waiting for its predecessor lasted ages (seven bloody years!), due to label problems. My first thoughts about the album, without even listening is: what to expect? The band is known for experiments, for mixing styles, for emotional vocals. But should a band experiment for the sake of experiments? The cover of the album reveals that this album is different than others, rawer. The drawing could almost be from a punk album.
After the first listening session I would say the album is a great mix between the last two albums Red in Tooth and Claw and Eight Ways. Red in Tooth and Claw was rawer, and the male screaming vocals got to the stage more than in the previous albums.
Marrow is a typical Madder Mortem CD in the sense that the band has a nice balance: songs can be smooth and heavy at the same time, catchy and raw. Listening to the great song Moonlight over Silver White for example, is in a way the same as listening to The Whole Where Your Heart Belongs (from Red in Tooth..) or Where Dream and Day Collide (Eight Ways). All great songs where singer Agnetes voice is both soothing and angry, romantic and painful. This is what I regard as Madder Mortems backbone music: They know that emotional music is not just loud or just soft. They connect heaven and hell without getting to angelic or too hellish.
And from this backbone they experiment, mixing in other styles, giving room to great basslines, use every inch of Agnetes vocal abilities (White Snow, Red Shadows) and although it has its charm to hear her voice break in some songs, it is sometimes a bit too much and I am glad it does not happen on this album.
Stumble On: has a great build up!
Moonlight over Silver White: mixes several styles in a very catchy song, without becoming poppy.
Until You Return: the ballad of the album, without being a yucky sticky song. Just plain passion.
All albums this far have a ‘long song’, mostly 8 minutes or more, and they are without exception great jewels. Waiting to Fall being the cherry on this treat.
The album opens and closes with two short songs, Untethered and Tethered, making it also easy to listening the album over and over again, if the other songs not already convinced you to do so.
Read our review of Madder Mortems Red In Tooth And Claw here as well as our interview with their vocalist Agnete M. Kirkevaag here.

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so there it is, the new madder mortem album! it did not even take 2 years, while waiting for its predecessor lasted ages (seven bloody years!), due to label problems. my first thoughts about the album, without even listening is: what to expect? the band is known for experiments, for mixing styles, for emotional vocals. but should a band experiment for the sake of experiments? the cover of the album reveals that this album is different than others, rawer. the drawing could almost be from a punk album.
after the first listening session i would say the album is a great mix between the last two albums red in tooth and claw and eight ways. red in tooth and claw was rawer, and the male screaming vocals got to the stage more than in the previous albums.
marrow is a typical madder mortem cd in the sense that the band has a nice balance: songs can be smooth and heavy at the same time, catchy and raw. listening to the great song moonlight over silver white for example, is in a way the same as listening to the whole where your heart belongs (from red in tooth..) or where dream and day collide (eight ways). all great songs where singer agnetes voice is both soothing and angry, romantic and painful. this is what i regard as madder mortems backbone music: they know that emotional music is not just loud or just soft. they connect heaven and hell without getting to angelic or too hellish.
and from this backbone they experiment, mixing in other styles, giving room to great basslines, use every inch of agnetes vocal abilities (white snow, red shadows) and although it has its charm to hear her voice break in some songs, it is sometimes a bit too much and i am glad it does not happen on this album.
stumble on: has a great build up!
moonlight over silver white: mixes several styles in a very catchy song, without becoming poppy.
until you return: the ballad of the album, without being a yucky sticky song. just plain passion.
all albums this far have a ‘long song’, mostly 8 minutes or more, and they are without exception great jewels. waiting to fall being the cherry on this treat.
the album opens and closes with two short songs, untethered and tethered, making it also easy to listening the album over and over again, if the other songs not already convinced you to do so.
read our review of madder mortems red in tooth and claw here as well as our interview with their vocalist agnete m. kirkevaag here.


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I posted this as a reply to Larry Alvarez's Solar Prom.
It should have been posted as a new topic to the general audience.
I just joined the forum today and apologize for my mistake.
Your photographs are a work of art. The images you have in Philip Pugh's book "Observing the Sun with Coronado Telescopes" belong in an artistic display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art!
Last Christmas I purchased a Coronado PST. My heart still skips a beat when I view solar activity thru it. As you are aware we always want a larger scope and when I checked Astronomics website I was astonished to see the Solar Max 60 and 90mm selling at deep discount.
May I ask your advise on my next Coronado scope? I have a Meade LDX 75 equitorial mount which is quite stable and should handle the SolarMax 90mm. Is that a correct assumption?
Scanning the website I hear talk about a rust problem. Is it common? The warrenty is for five years and I wonder what the repair cost would be out of warrenty?
Are there any other bugs or flaws in the 60mm or 90mm that you are aware of?
My thoughts are to try photography of the sun. I have never been artistic, but when I see your images I am enthralled with the beauty you bring out from the sun. I am retired and have been a night astronomer for years. I would like to start viewing the sun as well and see if I can capture its beauty as you do.
Going from the PST to the 90mm is quite a jump, but how often does Meade drop the price by 50%.
If there is any advice or suggestion on my next purchase, I am all ears to your thoughts and ideas.
Larry, the 90 will work with your LDX75. It weighs around 16~20lbs. Its pretty stout for a 90mm scope. The tube is thick gauge aluminum and the filter itsself is pretty heavy too.
The issue "Rust" is a common issue with what's is known as the Blocking filter. This is not the front main filter but rather the rear filter in the diagonal. More specifically it is the filter at the enterance of the diagonal. The part of the filter that rusts out is coated with a sort of metallic coating that is suseptable to moisture. I have found that if you keep it stored well it keeps for a long time. Since my original filters rusted I started keeping mine in an air tight tupperware container with some silica packs. So far 2.5 years and no rust. If you get a rusted Blocking filter you can get it repaired by Meade at no cost except for shipping within the warranty time frame. I do not know how much it cost out of warranty.
All solar filters that I know of no matter what the brand have a shelf life like this for their blocking filter. Proper storage is the key to a long filter life for all of them. If you are into photography I would suggest a Coronado filter because it attaches to the scope, is temperature stable, and it is easy to setup and use right out of the box. Truthfully though any h-alpha filter can produce good results. When I started I looked into the pros and cons for each. Coronado was the best bet at that time. Some of the other filters out there requires more preparation before viewing. One of the more popular is the rear mounted type h-alpha filter. This filter is good but be prepared to buy extensions for the back of your scope to make it reach the needed F30 bandwidth, a 2 inch barlow, 2 inch powermate or a telecentric lens. I found that the extensions to get my scope to f30 would have almost been as long as the telescope length.
The 90 is a really sweet telescope but the 60 is no small beans either. Its perfectly crafted both optically and mechanically and is well suited for delivering full disk shots and mild closeups. The 90 will buy you more close up detail on good seeing days but with the right camera it will be hard to tell the difference when comparing full disk shots. With the 60 you also get a more portable scope.
As far as imaging is concered the new DMK line of cameras are really excellent for solar imaging. For photography you want to stick to a camera with a true black and white ccd element. Color cameras work but not as well as Black and white cameras.
Great advice! I appreciate your comments especially concerning the 60mm.
At National Astronomy Day I had my PST on the LDX75 with clear calm skies. There were about 150 people and they got to see some solar prominences. A local college had their SolarMax 40mm on a camera tripod. They were never able to see the prominces. And their scope was a "step-up". Maybe with the image never centered for long they did not have the time to adjust the fine tuning.
Is it correct to say that I will notice a better solar image going from a PST to the 60mm, but not as great going from the 60mm to the 90mm?
I was sold on the 90mm until your comments.
What do you make of Meade's price reduction on the 60mm and 90mm.
I asked one dealer and his opinion was "they need the money." Then I inquired if they may go out of business. He did not think that to be the case.
From your comments I will now consider the 60mm Coronado. The advantages are money, portibility and in your opinion close visual images.
Thank you for your sage advice as well as the stunning solar images you capture. They truly are a work of art.
Your correct, the Wow factor from 60 to 90 is not that much. but the Wow factor from the PST to 60 will be pretty big. The view of the sun's disk will be much bigger in the 60 or the 90. There will be no problem seeing spots, filaments, flares, and all the other h-alpha details with a 60 or 90. There is simply more to see.
I think part of the reason for dropping the price is that Coronado has recently moved its operation to another location out of the US and they also have direct competition from the Son of the privious owner of Coronado. Both these things have probably played a part in their decision to reduce prices. I cannot say which scopes are better because the new scopes have not been demo'd that I know of. I can speak for the Coronado 60's, 90's and PST's because I have had one of each and I know they deliver. As this is a Coronado forum I will stick to my descriptions of the Coronado scopes and refrain from my opinions on the others out of respect for both.
I've had a 60mm single stack and double stack and found that the view was just amazing. When I got my 90 it was mainly for imaging purposes. Back then I was trying to shoot the sun with a color camera. It didn't work too well because the image through the scope is monochrome. Now that I have more experience I am considering getting a 60mm scope again. Mainly for portability and easy of use. Alot has changed since I got my first 60 and I now also have a 70mm Calcium telescope as well. The 60~70 range is awesome for solar imaging and viewing. I'm not sure why but it would seem that they are some how more balanced for average seeing conditions than the larger options. I think that there are more days of average seeing than there are days with exceptional seeing. This may play a part in why the view always looks good through a scope with a wider field but smaller aperture. When the seeing is good though you still can't beat a 90mm aperture with a smaller aperture but its pretty close.
I think that a pros and cons list would be in order before you make a purchase. Here are some quick ones I can think of between the 90 and 60.
As you can see, in my opinion the 60 is really an all around good sized scope to have. About the only thing I don't like about the 90 or the 60 is the focuser on them. Its an odd helical design and I prefer the traditional style focuser. Otherwise they are both built to perform.
I like your send off -"Clear Skyz".
Erie Pennsylvania on the banks of lake Erie is where I live.
According to the weather service we enjoy about 60 cloudless days a year.
So you can see that when we see the sun it is a special occasion indeed.
Your advice is swaying me towards the 60mm and your compaison table is right on.
I have a Canon 20Da and a Meade DSL camera. The Canon can be programmed for B&W while the Meade is a mono camera with color filters. Do you add the color in post imaging like Photoshop?
To my knowledge the images are nice thru a bino viewer. Any comments?
On my PST I have tried different types of eyepieces. The Cemax is nice, but the sharpest most eye pleasing image is with Brandon eyepieces from my Questar. I have also used Meades series 5000, but the Brandons have the edge.
Are you planning a book on solar photography? From the quality of the images you have amassed considerable knowledge and technical skills. Do you sell your photos or present them at art show or displays? You should make them available to the general public. They have no clue as to the wonders of old sol. With the increase in solar activity peoples awareness may increase.
Wow only 60 days. I'd go stir crazy but lately that's what we have been seeing. Most of the time I use a program called gimp which is a photoshop clone (but free). I think they call it levels in photoshop. You find that if you take a B&W image and then convert it to rgb it will be B&W still but it will have 3 channels. Adjusting the blue to near darkness, the green to about half and turning up the red a little will give you a false red / orange color. From there you can tweak it further to get just the color you like. If you go the opposite direction you can colorize it blue like a Calcium image.
Since I rarely view I really can't speak on the best eyepieces to use or binos. I mainly image the Sun. I do have a set of still in the wrapper unused Cemaxes that came with my 90. I hear they are good but I've never tried them. I typically use a couple old Meade 2000 eyepieces I bought years ago. I've been wanting to try some Televue eyepieces because I use their powermates and really like the quality. They are pricey though and I do not do enough viewing to justify them right now. People have said that the optics don't really matter with h-alpha but I think they do and I have as you have seen good optics in eyepieces and bad ones.
I do have a large collection of images and I helped Phil with the 90 part of the book that recently came out and I have been working on my own but work constraints have taken priority lately so I have had little time to work on it.
Yes 60 days of cloudless skies.
Many more with partial coverage.
Thank you for the salient advice on imaging.
I have a "clone" copy of Photoshop that I am anxious to try.
When I referred to the "bino's" I was refering to using them to observe the sun.
From my understanding you do not view very much?
Do you spend your time imaging?
From the amount of material you contributed you should be listed as co-author with Phil.
I have a copy and your material in it is great.
Sky & Telescope commented on the book in there last issue.
I do not agree with the writer's conclusion and his article should not be considered a review, but a footnote.
Patrick Moore's series cover a lot of pertinent topics in astronomy. It is difficult to get timely information published quickly and sometimes the editing must suffer. Later editions can polish the content. When S&T reviews Meade or Celestron equipment it is always good. Don't bite the hand that pays the bills!
Good luck with your book and save me an autographed copy!
I also just moved from the PST to the SolarMax 90 at .55 Angstoms. I just got mine last week and let me tell you, it is quite an understatement when you say there is a wow factor from the change.
I was absolutely thrilled with the 90, especially at the $4995 price. I had pre-ordered a Lunt 200mm but got so tired of all of the run around about production, I went with the Coronado price drop.
I use a Canon 40D and a Nikon Coolpix5100 but I am not getting the results I need photographically but as far as visually goes, the 90 is awesome!!!

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i posted this as a reply to larry alvarez's solar prom.
it should have been posted as a new topic to the general audience.
i just joined the forum today and apologize for my mistake.
your photographs are a work of art. the images you have in philip pugh's book "observing the sun with coronado telescopes" belong in an artistic display at the metropolitan museum of art!
last christmas i purchased a coronado pst. my heart still skips a beat when i view solar activity thru it. as you are aware we always want a larger scope and when i checked astronomics website i was astonished to see the solar max 60 and 90mm selling at deep discount.
may i ask your advise on my next coronado scope? i have a meade ldx 75 equitorial mount which is quite stable and should handle the solarmax 90mm. is that a correct assumption?
scanning the website i hear talk about a rust problem. is it common? the warrenty is for five years and i wonder what the repair cost would be out of warrenty?
are there any other bugs or flaws in the 60mm or 90mm that you are aware of?
my thoughts are to try photography of the sun. i have never been artistic, but when i see your images i am enthralled with the beauty you bring out from the sun. i am retired and have been a night astronomer for years. i would like to start viewing the sun as well and see if i can capture its beauty as you do.
going from the pst to the 90mm is quite a jump, but how often does meade drop the price by 50%.
if there is any advice or suggestion on my next purchase, i am all ears to your thoughts and ideas.
larry, the 90 will work with your ldx75. it weighs around 16~20lbs. its pretty stout for a 90mm scope. the tube is thick gauge aluminum and the filter itsself is pretty heavy too.
the issue "rust" is a common issue with what's is known as the blocking filter. this is not the front main filter but rather the rear filter in the diagonal. more specifically it is the filter at the enterance of the diagonal. the part of the filter that rusts out is coated with a sort of metallic coating that is suseptable to moisture. i have found that if you keep it stored well it keeps for a long time. since my original filters rusted i started keeping mine in an air tight tupperware container with some silica packs. so far 2.5 years and no rust. if you get a rusted blocking filter you can get it repaired by meade at no cost except for shipping within the warranty time frame. i do not know how much it cost out of warranty.
all solar filters that i know of no matter what the brand have a shelf life like this for their blocking filter. proper storage is the key to a long filter life for all of them. if you are into photography i would suggest a coronado filter because it attaches to the scope, is temperature stable, and it is easy to setup and use right out of the box. truthfully though any h-alpha filter can produce good results. when i started i looked into the pros and cons for each. coronado was the best bet at that time. some of the other filters out there requires more preparation before viewing. one of the more popular is the rear mounted type h-alpha filter. this filter is good but be prepared to buy extensions for the back of your scope to make it reach the needed f30 bandwidth, a 2 inch barlow, 2 inch powermate or a telecentric lens. i found that the extensions to get my scope to f30 would have almost been as long as the telescope length.
the 90 is a really sweet telescope but the 60 is no small beans either. its perfectly crafted both optically and mechanically and is well suited for delivering full disk shots and mild closeups. the 90 will buy you more close up detail on good seeing days but with the right camera it will be hard to tell the difference when comparing full disk shots. with the 60 you also get a more portable scope.
as far as imaging is concered the new dmk line of cameras are really excellent for solar imaging. for photography you want to stick to a camera with a true black and white ccd element. color cameras work but not as well as black and white cameras.
great advice! i appreciate your comments especially concerning the 60mm.
at national astronomy day i had my pst on the ldx75 with clear calm skies. there were about 150 people and they got to see some solar prominences. a local college had their solarmax 40mm on a camera tripod. they were never able to see the prominces. and their scope was a "step-up". maybe with the image never centered for long they did not have the time to adjust the fine tuning.
is it correct to say that i will notice a better solar image going from a pst to the 60mm, but not as great going from the 60mm to the 90mm?
i was sold on the 90mm until your comments.
what do you make of meade's price reduction on the 60mm and 90mm.
i asked one dealer and his opinion was "they need the money." then i inquired if they may go out of business. he did not think that to be the case.
from your comments i will now consider the 60mm coronado. the advantages are money, portibility and in your opinion close visual images.
thank you for your sage advice as well as the stunning solar images you capture. they truly are a work of art.
your correct, the wow factor from 60 to 90 is not that much. but the wow factor from the pst to 60 will be pretty big. the view of the sun's disk will be much bigger in the 60 or the 90. there will be no problem seeing spots, filaments, flares, and all the other h-alpha details with a 60 or 90. there is simply more to see.
i think part of the reason for dropping the price is that coronado has recently moved its operation to another location out of the us and they also have direct competition from the son of the privious owner of coronado. both these things have probably played a part in their decision to reduce prices. i cannot say which scopes are better because the new scopes have not been demo'd that i know of. i can speak for the coronado 60's, 90's and pst's because i have had one of each and i know they deliver. as this is a coronado forum i will stick to my descriptions of the coronado scopes and refrain from my opinions on the others out of respect for both.
i've had a 60mm single stack and double stack and found that the view was just amazing. when i got my 90 it was mainly for imaging purposes. back then i was trying to shoot the sun with a color camera. it didn't work too well because the image through the scope is monochrome. now that i have more experience i am considering getting a 60mm scope again. mainly for portability and easy of use. alot has changed since i got my first 60 and i now also have a 70mm calcium telescope as well. the 60~70 range is awesome for solar imaging and viewing. i'm not sure why but it would seem that they are some how more balanced for average seeing conditions than the larger options. i think that there are more days of average seeing than there are days with exceptional seeing. this may play a part in why the view always looks good through a scope with a wider field but smaller aperture. when the seeing is good though you still can't beat a 90mm aperture with a smaller aperture but its pretty close.
i think that a pros and cons list would be in order before you make a purchase. here are some quick ones i can think of between the 90 and 60.
as you can see, in my opinion the 60 is really an all around good sized scope to have. about the only thing i don't like about the 90 or the 60 is the focuser on them. its an odd helical design and i prefer the traditional style focuser. otherwise they are both built to perform.
i like your send off -"clear skyz".
erie pennsylvania on the banks of lake erie is where i live.
according to the weather service we enjoy about 60 cloudless days a year.
so you can see that when we see the sun it is a special occasion indeed.
your advice is swaying me towards the 60mm and your compaison table is right on.
i have a canon 20da and a meade dsl camera. the canon can be programmed for b&w while the meade is a mono camera with color filters. do you add the color in post imaging like photoshop?
to my knowledge the images are nice thru a bino viewer. any comments?
on my pst i have tried different types of eyepieces. the cemax is nice, but the sharpest most eye pleasing image is with brandon eyepieces from my questar. i have also used meades series 5000, but the brandons have the edge.
are you planning a book on solar photography? from the quality of the images you have amassed considerable knowledge and technical skills. do you sell your photos or present them at art show or displays? you should make them available to the general public. they have no clue as to the wonders of old sol. with the increase in solar activity peoples awareness may increase.
wow only 60 days. i'd go stir crazy but lately that's what we have been seeing. most of the time i use a program called gimp which is a photoshop clone (but free). i think they call it levels in photoshop. you find that if you take a b&w image and then convert it to rgb it will be b&w still but it will have 3 channels. adjusting the blue to near darkness, the green to about half and turning up the red a little will give you a false red / orange color. from there you can tweak it further to get just the color you like. if you go the opposite direction you can colorize it blue like a calcium image.
since i rarely view i really can't speak on the best eyepieces to use or binos. i mainly image the sun. i do have a set of still in the wrapper unused cemaxes that came with my 90. i hear they are good but i've never tried them. i typically use a couple old meade 2000 eyepieces i bought years ago. i've been wanting to try some televue eyepieces because i use their powermates and really like the quality. they are pricey though and i do not do enough viewing to justify them right now. people have said that the optics don't really matter with h-alpha but i think they do and i have as you have seen good optics in eyepieces and bad ones.
i do have a large collection of images and i helped phil with the 90 part of the book that recently came out and i have been working on my own but work constraints have taken priority lately so i have had little time to work on it.
yes 60 days of cloudless skies.
many more with partial coverage.
thank you for the salient advice on imaging.
i have a "clone" copy of photoshop that i am anxious to try.
when i referred to the "bino's" i was refering to using them to observe the sun.
from my understanding you do not view very much?
do you spend your time imaging?
from the amount of material you contributed you should be listed as co-author with phil.
i have a copy and your material in it is great.
sky & telescope commented on the book in there last issue.
i do not agree with the writer's conclusion and his article should not be considered a review, but a footnote.
patrick moore's series cover a lot of pertinent topics in astronomy. it is difficult to get timely information published quickly and sometimes the editing must suffer. later editions can polish the content. when s&t reviews meade or celestron equipment it is always good. don't bite the hand that pays the bills!
good luck with your book and save me an autographed copy!
i also just moved from the pst to the solarmax 90 at .55 angstoms. i just got mine last week and let me tell you, it is quite an understatement when you say there is a wow factor from the change.
i was absolutely thrilled with the 90, especially at the $4995 price. i had pre-ordered a lunt 200mm but got so tired of all of the run around about production, i went with the coronado price drop.
i use a canon 40d and a nikon coolpix5100 but i am not getting the results i need photographically but as far as visually goes, the 90 is awesome!!!


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Egg Description: Pale bluish green fading to light greenish yellow, unmarked.
Condition at Hatching: Unknown, but probably like other cuckoos: helpless, but alert and active within minutes of hatching, with shiny black skin and no down.
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hughes, janice m. 2012. mangrove cuckoo (coccyzus minor), version 2.0. in the birds of north america (p. g. rodewald, editor). cornell lab of ornithology, ithaca, new york, usa.


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following a leaked image that was released a few days before the intended date vans has pretty much confirmed that there will be toy story themed products coming out soon..
three footwear choices follow heavily on the aesthetics of woody including one pair of “authentic”, the “old skool” and the “sk8-hi reissue pt”.
buzz lightyear will also come with both sk8-hi reissue and old skool.
even minor characters, who are just as beloved, get their chance to shine across backpacks, caps, and a few more sneaker options. the collection is rounded off with some of andy’s favorite toys appearing on slip-ons for kids and toddlers.
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at ats euromaster we offer a wide variety of tyre patterns suitable for a range of models within the volvo range, which require patterns that work at the top end of performance to deliver the handling the swedish manufacturer's vehicles are known for.
the tyres we provide for these models can be purchased online at competitive prices and fitted in one of the 330 centres we operate across the uk.
we also have mobile tyre fitters that can complete the work at a time and place that suits you. volvo has worked with the world's leading tyre brands to create the compounds and patterns that can be fitted to its vehicles to give motorists the confidence of pushing their cars to the limits.
the volvo v50 is the estate version of the s40 and was originally introduced by the swedish manufacturer in 2003. it comes factory fitted with either the pirelli p6000 or continental contisportcontact 3 patterns, which provide the grip required to match the car's sharp handling.
drivers should also consider the wide range of alternatives on the market at the moment, including michelin's alpin a4, the pirelli p zero rosso and the avon zv5.
avon's pattern provides outstanding grip in the wet and the dry, progressive, predictable handling and excellent performance under braking.
the mid-size volvo s40 saloon has proved to be a popular executive car since its launch, making tyre choice on the model absolutely crucial. volvo has teamed up continental to fit the contiecocontact3 as standard on the s40.
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alicia villarreal (born martha alicia villarreal esparza on 31 august 1974, in monterrey, nuevo león, mexico) is a mexican latin grammy award-winning singer.villarreal first performed the song mundo de juguetes at pipo, a national tv show her parents took her to.
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all the years i spent pursuing my love of music, i never pictured myself in a national commercial. i am truly overwhelmed in the most positive of ways, and have so many thoughts and feelings regarding the amazing opportunity i was given. right now, all i can say is that i am truly blessed and have led a very fortunate life. thank you, chobani, for being a force of good in this world and for helping me to live my dreams.
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