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I was driving home from work today when all of a sudden while accelerating from a light I heard a huge whooosh come out from under the hood and lost boost. It still drives but when it gets to around 15-20 psi I can hear it leaking out from somewhere, of course the more it tries to build boost the louder it gets. I pulled the metal charge pipe and checked the coupling hoses and they both are in great shape with no cracks or holes. Could it be coming from the intercooler itself?? It's absolutely completely stock '05 6.0 with 98,000mi.
It could be but it's not likely. I'm betting it's one of the boots. When you build enough boost it's probably escaping around a clamp somewhere.
Could be a leak at the plastic tanks on the intercooler too.
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I'm going to check the cold side in the morning. I took the hot side off and everything looked good with no holes or cracks in the pipe or boots. I'm just hoping it not the actual intercooler itself.
If it's the cold side, your best bet is to upgrade to the metal one. However, if you don't want to do that, I have a plastic one sitting in my garage doing nothing from when I upgraded that I would sell ya a heck of a lot cheaper than anywhere else.
If you get a 4" rubber cap and air compressor connections, you can charge up to 10 PSI and find the leak real quick. DieselSite sells them, or it is something if you're handy you might be able to build yourself at home depot.
Pulled the cold side off and there's a small crack by the intercooler. Looks like I'm upgrading.
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Same thing happened to me. I have an extra brand new Spearco cold side metal pipe and boots in my garage I am willing to sell for cheap if you're interested. PM me if you are.
Thanks man but I've already got one coming from riffraff.
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LG Might Shelve The G Flex 3 Before CES 2016
Dieter Holger
A new rumor says that LG is shelving their curved phablet, the G Flex 3, to focus on their upcoming G5 and V10 smartphones.
According to a news article on South Korean web services siteDaum, sources in LG have said that the LG G Flex 3 won't be making an appearance at CES 2016. The rumor also says that that the likelihood of the company coming out with the LG G Flex 3 at all is "reportedly low."
Previous reports speculated on the LG G Flex 3, but there was no confirmationof release plans.
Instead of debuting the LG G Flex 3 at CES 2016, LG will display its G5 and V10 smartphones, according to the article. The G5 and V10 will likely take center stage in the South Korean company's flagship smartphone lineup.
When LG debuted the G Flex in 2013, the phone drew attention for being the first among a new breed of handsets sporting curved screens and flexible displays.
Yet, the recent LG G Flex 2, which came out in January and was unveiled at CES 2016, is pricey at $500 and hasn't seen exceptional reviews or sales due to overheating issues.
Judging by the recent rumor, LG thinks they'll see more success with their non-curved G5 and V10 smartphones.
The upcoming LG G 5 is rumored to boast a 21-megapixel camera, a 5.6 screen and a 820 Snapdragon chip.
The LG V10, which has been out since October 2015, is a 5.7-inch smartphone equipped with a quad-core 1.55 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor, 16-megapixel camera and a 515 ppi display. Here's the full specifications.
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The characteristic tuff cone formed after three volcanic eruptions in shallow seas about five thousand years ago. This peak is one of the best tourist attractions, also known as the sun-rising oreum and the number one-attraction in Korea. Also, it was designated as a natural monument on July 19, 2000; a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site on July 2, 2007; a Global Geopark on October 1, 2010; and one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature on November 12th, 2011.
With a total of 117 houses and facilities,Jeju Folk Village Museum has restored the scenes of the village to that of the 1890's. Among them are Mountain Village, Hill-Country Village, Fishing Village and Shamanism Village. The Jeju Folk Village Museum is the island's main tourist attraction where customs of the old days can be explored. Also, 'Daeganggeum' Mini Theme Park located at the Jeju Folk Village, offers various things for visitors to see. Visitors can appreciate the amazing scenic beauty of Jeju as well as experience the traditional culture of Jeju at this theme park.
Oedolgae is a sole standing rock off the seaside cliff. It is an amazing rock 10 meters in circumference and 20 meters in height and is also known as Janggunseok Rock. Olle Trail #7 course is a seaside walking trail around Oedolgae Rock. From this trail, beautiful islands such as the Beom-sum, Sae-sum and Seonnyeo (Fairy) Rock can be seen.
* 'Olle' was 'Ora' or 'Orae' in the language of middle ages, and it is believed that pure Korean word 'Orae' meant gate (門). Also by pronunciation 'Jeju Olle' has another meaning which means 'will you come to Jeju?' (Jeju-e olle?). the 'Olle' of windy island Jeju is made by basalt rock which has so many small holes in it. Moreover, it shows the aesthetics of winding stone wall road of Jeju.
Yongmeori Beach is a place where Mt. Sanbangsan stretches into the ocean and it looks as if a dragon's head is going underwater. This area built up over millions of years. There are Gulbangs here which are depressed into the shape of rooms, and wide rocks stacking up on one another along the seashore cliffs which create a majestic scenery by the sea. Along the road down to the seashore, you can meet the women sea-divers of Jeju who sell sea cucumbers and stroll on the road.
Mt. Sanbangsanis a giant lava dome with a height of 395m. It is a an uncommon volcanic formation rarely found in other places. With its unique appearance, Mt. Sanbangsan has become a symbol of the natural beauty found in the southwestern part of Jeju. Legend has it that Seol-mundae Halmang (grandmother) tore out the crater on Baerokdam, Hall's peak, and heaved it to the shoreline and that is Mt. Sanbangsan.


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Another reason for Apple to make an iPhone junior!
Sure we all know the iPhone was teleported from the future, but any teen that wants a music playing cellphone (which by the end of this year will be 90% of them) come June either wont be able to afford the iPhone or wont want of need all the iPhone features. The iPhone is a Smartphone IMO, albeit the coolest Smartphone ever created, but still a Smartphone. I hope to God Apple has the sense to bring out a simple cheaper music playing cellphone before Christmas. Cause Sony could take the whole non-Smartphone phone market this Christmas if they don't. Plus I'll be waiting round like a fool for nothing.
Well, While I object to most of the content, I can't help but cringe at the title "iPhone Junior" because it keeps reminding me of the PC Jr.
i wouldnt involve god in it... Apple will release a RANGE of phones ...in time.
Ireland: don't you think that it's more likely that any simpler iPhone will follow the same naming convention that already exists with the iPod? iPod, meet iPod Nano; iPhone, meet iPhone Nano. And, as has been pointed out, "junior" just doesn't sound nice.
But I'm with you: I'm waiting on a trimmed-down version of the iPhone.
I personally couldn't care if they called it iPhone monkeybucket, I just want a simple music playing cellphone from Apple that looks good, is easy to use and works with iTunes.
If it comes with a free monkeybucket i'm so getting one.
The iPhone is a Smartphone IMO, albeit the coolest Smartphone ever created, but still a Smartphone.
Actually, it's not. It's a closed OS, so it's a featurephone not a smartphone.
I take offense to that comment seeing as how there is nothing smart about the outdated Palm OS, the Windows in a Mobile, Windows Mobile or WinCE (which is what it really is) or the Mainly for Email Blackberry with the tiny cramped QWERTY.
By the way, Darwin and the XNU and many other components of OS X, are open source, since those are part of OS X, and the iPhone uses it, the OS isn't nearly as closed as one might think.
Me still just wants an iPhone junior, I don't care how you label the iPhone, it's a Smartphone to me - ok it's a new catagory called 'Very Smartphones'. The iPhone is a very Smartphone. I want an iPod nano put stuffed into a phone with a simple OS and Apple style.
Certainly a wider range will come eventually. But I wouldn't expect it until 2009 MWSF.
Apple will want as many people to buy the more expensive version before they release a cheaper version. As sales of the iPhone wane then iPhone nano (whatever it will be called) will come in as a new product to support sales of a saturating market. The same as with the iPod mini and shuffle.


A new report published in the journal Nature shows that there is a looming threat to food security in Africa if timely measures are not taken to mitigate the impact of climate change.
The new findings show that the production of staple crops would be affected in the coming years due to a transformation in the agriculture system brought on by switching crop types or moving out of agriculture due to uncertainty of climate. Transformational change implies shifts in location for production of specific crops and livestock, or shifting to farming systems new to a region or resource system.
The study, called "Timescales of transformational climate change adaptation in sub-Saharan African agriculture", was funded by the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) and a Young Scientist Innovation Grant from the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT).
The study states that there is an expected decrease of 5 per cent in crop productivity for every degree of warming above historical levels. At the same time, adapted crops, which replace main staple crops, see an increase of 7 per cent in yield. This increase is not according to expected demand in the future. The report indicates that such practices are not enough to meet the future food security of farmers and consumers of Africa.
The report says the continent will need to prepare for possible large losses in national production potentials, and production areas, of up to 15 per cent by 2050 and over 30 per cent by 2100.
Maize and beans are a critical part of livelihoods in larger parts of East Africa. The study shows that due to transformation, people would shift to more drought-tolerant cereals such as millet and sorghum. But such shift will cause a reduction in yield.
Moreover, in some areas in southern Sahel and dry parts of southern and eastern Africa, these drought-resilient crops would increasingly become more marginal. The report suggests that for these areas, transformation to livestock might work instead of a transformation in cropping which may not be a viable livelihood strategy in the long run.
The report also suggest of measures like modification to crops and to management practices, including irrigation, to prolong suitability in areas of decline. It also pitches for the need for strong public policy. The policy must deal with every stakeholder from the farming community to value chains and among consumers. The crop improvement and improved agronomy will delay transformation by improving staple food traits such as increased heat or drought tolerance.
But it will be a long run effort which requires lots of investment.
"Crop improvement requires lead times of 15 years or more; hence, investment should be prioritised immediately, well ahead of projected transformation thresholds 20–50 years from now. In addition to crop improvement, changes in farm management practices, such as cropping calendars and water and nutrient regimes, and enhanced support, such as agro-climatic advisory services, can prolong the incremental adaptation phase," states the report.
Further improvement in agronomy, transformation of agriculture will also require a shift away transition from traditional food storage, transport, processing, trade or dietary patterns.
According to this report, the current dietary pattern of Africa, mostly dominated by corn, is also in transition. A century ago, small grains, which include millet and sorghum, transitioned to maize as the dominant crop of Africa.
"Moreover, evidence suggests that prevailing preferences for maize are not absolute, with both farmers and government officials in Kenya preferring re-diversification to small grains over, for example, improved maize varieties. Furthermore, in some countries, farmers are already undertaking transformational climate adaptation even at the early stages of climate change," the report states.
In Africa, the tradition crops & cropping patterns define the dietery pattern. Also, they are adopted to climate conditions. Any change from this will severely affect the people. Western seed companies may be interested to introduce the maize to sell their maize seed and earn billions but poor will suffer.


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Nevada lakes, reservoirs, ponds, rivers, and streams contain mercury, which is converted into methylmercury by bacteria in the sediments. Methylmercury eventually moves up through the food chain to the top predatory fishes where it can concentrate in their muscle tissue. Generally, larger, older fish concentrate more mercury than smaller ones.
No consumption of any fish from Carson River from Dayton downstream to Lahontan Reservoir, including the reservoir.
No consumption of white bass from Little and Big Washoe lakes.
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No consumption of walleye from Chimney Dam Reservoir.
No consumption of largemouth bass and northern pike from Comins Lake.
The bottom line is that Nevadans should feel free to enjoy fishing in the state's waters and to enjoy fish they catch as an important and healthy part of their diet. When fishing in waters where health advisories are in effect, pregnant women, nursing mothers and children should limit their consumption of fish, eat smaller fish (rather than larger ones), or practice catch-and-release. Please see links below for more information regarding fish in your diet and health impacts from eating fish containing mercury.
An adult meal size is considered to be 8 ounces of fish meat, about the size of two decks of cards. Children should eat smaller, age-appropriate amounts. Click on the link below* for advice for pregnant and breastfeeding women and children.
Consider how much fish from all sources (caught and purchased) that you are likely to eat in a month and follow the advisories accordingly. Space your meals of fish evenly during the month when eating fish that have consumption recommendations. For example, the consumption recommendation for brown trout from the Carson River near the Bryant Creek confluence is 8 meals per month. This should be spaced out to 2 meals per week, rather than eating the entire 8 meals in a few days time. Removing the skin does not decrease the amount of mercury in the edible portions.


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If you've been having problems with Face ID on your iPhone X, iOS 12 might fix them
By Zach Epstein @zacharye
Whenever Apple makes a big change to its iPhone lineup, people immediately freak out. There's simply no way around it… people fear change. 99 times out of 100, all that whining is completely baseless. People go nuts when Apple does something like removing the headphone jack from its iPhone models. Then after a week or so, people forget there was ever a dedicated headphone jack on the iPhone to begin with.
The same thing happened when people learned that Apple was ditching Touch ID and replacing it with Face ID on the iPhone X. Instant panic spread across the internet as people took to Facebook and Twitter to air their grievances. The difference this time around, however, was that many of those people were right to be angry.
For those unfamiliar with Apple's new Face ID solution, it's an advanced 3D facial recognition system that replaces fingerprint authentication on the iPhone X. Apple's "TrueDepth" camera and sensor system blasts 30,000 infrared dots onto the user's face, and then special camera reads those dots. The phone's software compares the new reading to the face data on file, and if it matches the phone unlocks. It all happens automatically in the blink of an eye, so it's completely passive. You pick up your phone, your phone is unlocked.
At least, that's how it's supposed to work.
For the majority of iPhone X users, Face ID works just fine. Sure it fails to unlock the phone every once in a while, but most of the time iPhone X users don't even have to think about it. When a user picks up his or her phone, it's unlocked by the time he or she swipes up to unlock it.
When it works well, Face ID is wonderful. Unfortunately, it doesn't work well for everyone.
Some people simply can't get Face ID to work consistently on their iPhones. Complaints can be found all over Apple's support forum and various other sites from people for whom Face ID has been a complete disaster. I personally know several people who can almost never get Face ID to work, which means they have no choice but to go back to using a PIN or passcode to unlock their iPhones. In 2018, that's not acceptable.
In some cases, the issues related to a hardware defect and Apple can fix it. For other people, however, Face ID just doesn't want to cooperate all the time. The good news, however, is that changes in iOS 12 might help many of the iPhone X owners out there who have been suffering through subpar Face ID performance.
Users on social media sites and on Reddit have found that the iOS 12 beta improves Face ID performance right from the start. They find that Face ID now recognizes them at new angles and in scenarios where it would not work before. What's more, Face ID in iOS 12 now supports a second face, which also seems to help with performance. As noted in this thread on Reddit, many people wake up in the morning with puffy eyes. Face ID used to fail, but now they can create a second face profile to fix the issue.
The bottom line is this: If you've been having problems with Face ID, help may be on the way once iOS 12 is released this summer.
Tags: Apple, iOS 12, iphone x
Zach Epstein has worked in and around ICT for more than 15 years, first in marketing and business development with two private telcos, then as a writer and editor covering business news, consumer electronics and telecommunications. Zach's work has been quoted by countless top news publications in the US and around the world. He was also recently named one of the world's top-10 "power mobile influencers" by Forbes, as well as one of Inc. Magazine's top-30 Internet of Things experts.
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Joubert Araújo Martins (* 7. Januar 1971 in Cuiabá) ist ein ehemaliger brasilianischer Fußballspieler.

Karriere

Verein
1994 begann er seine Karriere als Fußballspieler beim Verein Botafogo FR, für den er 1994 22 Spiele absolvierte und 1995 nahm er an 23 Spielen teil, ohne Torerfolg. Mit Botafogo konnte Beto 1995 die nationale Meisterschaft gewinnen.

Im Jahr 1996 kehrte er dem Verein den Rücken und unterschrieb einen Vertrag beim italienischen Verein SSC Neapel. Joubert war an 22 Spielen beteiligt, in denen er viermal traf. 1997 unterschrieb er einen Vertrag beim Verein Grêmio Porto Alegre, wo er 14 Spiele absolvierte und drei Tore schoss. Im nächsten Jahr wechselte er zum brasilianischen Verein Flamengo Rio de Janeiro. Dort nahm er an 19 Spielen teil und sechsmal traf er ins Tor. Am Ende des Jahres kehrte er dem Verein den Rücken und ging 1998 zum Verein Flamengo Rio de Janeiro, bei welchem er zwei Jahre unter Vertrag stand. Im ersten Jahr absolvierte er 19 Spielen, wobei er sechsmal ins Tor traf. An 16 Spielen war er 1999 beim gleichen Verein wie 1998 beteiligt, hatte eine weniger erfolgreiche Saison und konnte nur ein Tor erzielen. 2000 kündigte er den Vertrag und unterschrieb einen neuen beim Verein FC São Paulo, wo er nur ein Jahr blieb. In diesem Jahr konnte er auch keine großen Verbesserungen erzielen, stand 20-mal auf dem Rasen, wovon zwei Pässe im Tor endeten. Er unterschrieb einen neuen Vertrag beim Verein Fluminense FC, war in diesem Jahr bei 15 Spielen und erzielte drei Tore. Am Ende des Jahres beendete er seine Aktivitäten beim Verein und ging von Brasilien nach Japan. Für ein Jahr war er in Japan, welches er beim Verein Consadole Sapporo, absolvierte sieben Spiele und schoss einmal ins Tor.

Nachdem Jahr in Japan kehrte er wieder nach Brasilien zurück und verbrachte zwei Jahre beim Verein CR Vasco da Gama, wo er im ersten Jahr 2003 an 17 Spielen teilnahm und zweimal ins Tor traf. Ein Jahr später kündigte er nach drei torlosen Spielen den Vertrag beim brasilianischen Verein und kehrte wieder zum japanischen zurück. Von 2004 bis 2006 war er beim Verein Sanfrecce Hiroshima aktiv. 2004 absolvierte er 14 Ligaspiele und traf dreimal ins Tor. Außerdem nahm er bei den japanischen Kaiserpokal teil, wo er an einem torlosen Spiel teilnahm. Im nächsten Jahr beteiligte sich an 28 Spielen und obwohl er an doppelt so vielen Spielen wie 2005 teilnahm, erreichte er nur ein Tor. Beim Kaiserpokal war er an zwei torlosen Spielen. 2006 absolvierte er 13 Spielen, traf aber nie ins Tor. Nach drei Jahren in Japan kehrte er wieder nach Brasilien zurück und war 2007 beim Verein Brasiliense FC aktiv, nahm an sieben Spielen teil, welche wie 2006 in Japan torlos waren. Seine letzte Saison war 2008 beim Verein CR Vasco da Gama, wo er vier Spiele absolvierte. Wie 2006 und 2007 erzielte er kein Tor.

Nationalmannschaft
Von 1995 bis 1999 nahm er insgesamt an zwölf  A-Länderspielen mit der brasilianischen Fußballnationalmannschaft teil, in welchen er allesamt torlos blieb. Mit der Nationalmannschaft konnte er 1999 die Copa America gewinnen. Bei dem Turnier wurde er dreimal eingewechselt.

Erfolge
Nationalmannschaft
 Copa América: 1999

Botafogo
 SérieA: 1995

Flamengo
 Taça Guanabara: 1999, 2001
 Staatsmeisterschaft von Rio de Janeiro: 1999, 2000, 2001
 Copa Mercosur: 1999
 Taça Rio: 2000
 Copa dos Campeões: 2001

Fluminense
 Staatsmeisterschaft von Rio de Janeiro: 2002

Vasco
 Taça Rio: 2004

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Fußballspieler (AD Confiança)
Südamerikameister (Fußball)
Teilnehmer am FIFA-Konföderationen-Pokal (Brasilien)
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KALGOORLIE-BOULDER WELCOMES OPENING OF AGRICOLA COLLEGE
KALGOORLIE-BOULDER WELCOMES OPENING OF AGRICOLA…
Kalgoorlie-Boulder has today welcomed new student accommodation with the official opening of Agricola College.
Wendy Duncan MLA, Member for Kalgoorlie, said the project was announced in 2012 when it was identified that modern, comfortable and safe student accommodation was required for the growth of the Western Australian School of Mines and the Goldfields Institute of Technology.
"The State Government contributed $20million through the Royalties for Regions program to the Agricola College Accommodation project which was undertaken in partnership with the Department of Regional Development, Department of Training and Workforce Development, Curtin University, City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and Central Regional TAFE," Ms Duncan said.
The new facility offers high-quality accommodation for 228 students and includes two accommodation blocks with 180 individual bedrooms as well as the refurbished existing 48 bed single storey accommodation.
"The old accommodation was a relic of the 1970's when people were prepared to share bathroom facilities, could do without air-conditioning and did not need sophisticated technology to be able to complete their studies."
Ms Duncan said that the previous standard of the accommodation at the WA School of Mines was an impediment to the School reaching its full potential.
"I am incredibly proud of this project. It stands out as a modern and confident testament to the future of our city and the historic and highly regarded School of Mines, and I worked very hard to help secure the Royalties for Regions funding," Ms Duncan said.
"It is the essential stepping stone to making the WA School of Mines in Kalgoorlie-Boulder a centre of excellence in mining and the place to go if you want the best mining education and research in the world."
Nationals Candidate for Kalgoorlie, Tony Crook, said that the buildings bring the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder into the 21st century and speak of confidence in the mining sector and mining education.
"An investment in education is an investment in our economic future," Mr Crook said.
Ms Duncan said that the new accommodation realises the vision of many Goldfields leaders and the Goldfields-Esperance Blueprint and praised the collaboration and commitment of those who have made it a reality.
"The unveiling today is a credit to all the organisations that came together to make it possible and capitalises on the unique co-location of the WA School of Mines, Central Regional TAFE and the Eastern Goldfields College. This provides great opportunity to local students as well as those from throughout Australia and overseas," Ms Duncan said.
For media enquiries contact Wendy Duncan on 0438782034
Curtin University Chancellor – Mr Colin Beckett, Vice Chancellor Deboarh Terry AO with Minister for Training & Workforce Development – Liza Harvey MLA and Member for Kalgoorlie – Wendy Duncan MLA at the Agricola College Opening.
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FAMILY FLICKS
By Steve Persall, St. Petersburg Times — Mar 12th, 2000
The Family Movie Guide should be used along with the Motion Picture Association of America rating system for selecting movies suitable for children. Films are categorized as "recommended for family viewing," "recommended for family viewing with reserva-tions" and "not recommended for family viewing," with a description of content that led to that categorizing.
Recommended for family viewing:
SNOW DAY (PG) - Nickel-odeon presents a lively, family-friendly story of puppy love and tame rebellion on a chilly day off from school. No profanity but some of the wisecracks are rude. No nudity, though co-star Emmanuelle Chriqui wears some revealing costumes.
THE TIGGER MOVIE (G) - Nothing objectionable at all about this Disney 'toon, though the old-fashioned songs and watercolor backgrounds may seem dull to children.
Recommended for family viewing, with reservations:
MISSION TO MARS (PG) - Leave it to "Dressed to Kill" director Brian DePalma to make a Disney family film that includes a couple of violent deaths, including a man ripped apart by a twister. No sex or profanity, but the cheese factor of this derivative, overly sin-cere tale will leave all but the youngest ones uninterested.
Not recommended for family viewing:
THE CIDER HOUSE RULES (PG-13) - Too slow-paced for younger sensibilities, containing subplots dealing with incest, abortion and infidelity. Numerous profanities and crude remarks, but no violence. One scene includes female rear nudity. Plenty of adult themes.
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Matthew Primus
Finals Tragics
To paraphrase the introduction to old TV show The Naked City, there are many stories in finals history, these are a few. Every player and team strive for the ultimate prize of a premiership. Over the years, there have been many players whose teams get to the Finals or a Grand Final, but they are absent either through injury, poor form, suspension or simply being excluded from selection. These are some of those stories. [Ed. note: A "tragic" is someone for whom luck does not fall on their side and in this case, a perhaps once in a career opportunity is missed.]
SANFL Hall Of Fame
Submitted on Sun, 08/03/2014 - 12:49 PM EDT
The SANFL recently held the annual Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Among the inductees were Port players Matthew Primus and Chad Cornes and Adelaide stars Tony Modra and Tyson Edwards. Primus and Cornes join former teammates Warren Tredrea and Josh Francou as Hall of Fame members.
Coaches On The Move
Submitted on Sun, 10/21/2012 - 3:55 PM EDT
Sacked Port coach Matthew Primus has landed a new job as an assistant with the Gold Coast. Primus, who played 157 games with Fitzroy and Port before coaching Port for two seasons, will work with the ruck men and midfield as well as working to help develop the tall key position players. General Manager Marcus Ashcroft
Port Powerless Against Giants
Jamie Kloeden reporting for AFANA from Adelaide, South Australia
If ever there was a game that new boys Greater Western Sydney were going to be fired up for it was this Round 19 clash with Port Adelaide. Not only was it a chance for former Power players Chad Cornes, Jonathan Giles and Dean Brogan to show their old team what they are made of, and for former coach Mark Williams to get back at the team that let him go, but it was the 1000th appearance at VFL and AFL level for legendary coach Kevin Sheedy. Having played at Richmond and coached at Essendon, Sheedy now holds the reins at the newest team in the League and becomes the first man in history to achieve this milestone.
Primus Departs Port
In Round 4 last year, Port Adelaide registered its first win of the season over arch-rival Adelaide. The win gave the club and Matthew Primus a respite. However the following week brought a shattering loss to Gold Coast. It wasn't the margin but the fact that it was the Suns' first AFL win in their debut season and somewhat of an embarrassment for Port. Like the Suns, Port went on to win just two more games last year and the blowtorch was well and truly heating up on the club and Coach Matthew Primus. While it could be pointed out that the Suns were in their debut season with many young players still adjusting to the rigors of the AFL, Port came under plenty of criticism. It has not been much different this year with some dismal performances and it all came crashing down for Primus after the Round 19 match against the Kevin Sheedy led Giants who registered their second AFL win.
Power Less
Rick Browner reporting from Patersons Stadium, Subiaco, Western Australia
Two teams representing the port towns of Perth and Adelaide met in Round 7 with much on the line. Port Adelaide Power has a good record at the "House of Pain", Patersons Stadium, winning more than they have lost there against the Fremantle Dockers. The Dockers believe they are finalists this year and would be expected to flex some muscle against their struggling opponents, if only to show the competition that they are genuine contenders. Giant ruckman Aaron Sandilands was back from injury for the Dockers, while Danyle Pearce had been dropped due to lack of intent for Power. David Rodan was back after having previously suffered the same fate.
Hungry Tigers Shut Down Power
Submitted on Tue, 05/08/2012 - 10:53 AM EDT
Brook "Boris" Kilpatrick reporting for AFANA from AAMI Stadium, Adelaide
Overcast conditions and a steady drizzle greeted the visiting Richmond Tigers as they ran onto a pristine AAMI Stadium surface to face the Port Adelaide Power. With both teams sporting an equally precarious 1-4 record, the importance of a win and the prized four Premiership points could not be understated. The home fans were buoyed by a strong Port performance a week earlier at the same venue when a late fade out cost them a win against their arch rival Adelaide Crows, while Tiger fans could point to narrow losses against League pacesetters the West Coast Eagles and Geelong Cats as evidence of solid improvement.
NAB Cup Sub Rule Out
Submitted on Mon, 03/26/2012 - 11:12 AM EDT
Between the end of the NAB Cup series and the start of Round One on March 24, the AFL held the season launch in Sydney. In between the festivities, League officials met with club captains and coaches to discuss the new rules which were tried out in the preseason. One rule which was high on the agenda was the two substitute-two interchange player rule.
Season Snapshots Part Two
Submitted on Mon, 02/27/2012 - 9:16 AM EST
This is the second in a series of what Australian Rules football fans have to look forward to as the 2012 season approaches.
MORE SAINTS, LESS SINNERS
After a messy 2011 that featured player scandals, reputations on the line and a coach leaving for greener (some might say purple) pastures, the Saints have quietly ushered in a new era under incoming coach Scott Watters.
Eagles Power On
Port Adelaide traveled west to take on the in-form West Coast Eagles on a rare rainy day in Perth. Of late the Power have been anything but, looking unlikely to win a kick in a stampede. The Eagles had already trounced Port once this season in Round 2, but Port generally play well at Patersons Stadium and in Round 13, they gave the home side a scare or two.


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Q: Need help understanding a Cache concept I've been reading a lot about operating systems and all lately. I understand how cache works and what is it used for.
However, when I asked a question to myself, I was unable to find an answer.

If a cache can be made as large as the device it is caching (for instance, a cache as large as a disk), why not do so and eliminate the device.

A: Assuming the cache is in-memory, it's not persistent, meaning you'll lose it once your machine is reboot. If nothing else, you'll need persistent storage (disk) to avoid losing data on restarts and power loses.

A: For a disk cache, there's no technical limit why a battery-backed RAM cache or flash storage usually used for HDD cache can't be combined together to provide terabytes of capacity. Your average user won't be using those RAM-based storage products because it's far more expensive than normal storage and they still consume too much power to leave unplugged for hours. We are leaving SSHD behind for full flash storage, but even they have RAM cache to reduce & consolidate IO calls.
For CPU cache, there's actually a practical limit to it, they're taking precious physical space that can be used for other unit, increasing distance (thus latency), and generate heat (which put a hard limit no matter how large is your cooling budget). That's why CPU cache is multilevel instead, with the small L1 tightly coupled to a core, the bigger L2 shared by multiple cores, and the slower but even bigger L3 with the slower but cheaper component. Even with an unlimited budget and an exotic process, a multilevel cache CPU will have better performance than a single-level cache CPU that's forced to put everything on (relatively) far silicon and suffering from the latency.

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The Joe Kocur Foundation for Children hosted its 8th annual charity softball tournament. Red Wings such as Kris Draper and Darren McCarty participated, as well as Dave Coulier. FAR Therapeutic Arts and Recreation was one of the recipients of the proceeds brought in by the event.


"Christy Morgan of Ray White Toowoomba has been our agent for selling two of our properties in the Toowoomba region and the purchase of another. Our first property sale was handled by her in 2009. Using her excellent negotiating skills, Christy managed to sell the property within a week of advertising. This was not an easy achievement due to the varying attitude of the buyer and the flat real estate market at that time. This year we again contracted Christy to sell another of our properties. This time she was able to use her resources to find a buyer and negotiate a fair price to both parties resulting again in a successful sale. We have been buying and selling properties here and in NSW for the past ten years and we can state without any hesitation that Christy Morgan is the best of the best. She has a wonderful cheerful attitude and makes you believe that you are the only person (s) who matters and that you are her number one priority. She is very particular that we are kept informed of any developments promptly, is very efficient and it is apparent she enjoys her chosen career. We would recommend Christy Morgan to anyone wanting to purchase or sell estate".
"Sally and Andrew Carter Thank you so much for selling my house in Partridge Street and for your exemplary conduct in dealing with my tenant, and my letting agents. I was thrilled to get a sale from only my first open house, many thanks to the tenant for displaying the house to its best advantage. I have passed on your number to another of my friends who has a house in Toowoomba and she may call you on Tuesday!
"We met Sally Carter at an open house and we were very impressed with they way she came across to us. It wasn't until some months later that we were selling our house that we met again along with Andrew. At all times Andrew & Sally were extremely friendly, honest and did everything to keep us informed re the sale of our house. I recommend strongly Andrew and Sally Carter. They are an asset to the real estate industry and particularly Toowoomba".
"Andrew and Sally Carter, Just a note to thank you both for your excellent manner in which you handled the abovementioned sale for me. It has been a difficult time for me but you both were caring, knowledgeable, honest and sincere and obtained a good price for the property for which I thank you. I do not think I will have any more property matters in Toowoomba, but I would have no hesitation in recommending you both to any person that is in need of an agent at any time".


I've switched to standing at work for a few years and I've used some different standing desks, including a bike desk and some tabletop standing desk converters. They all are good for its job but they don't have the flexibility that I always want from an electric motorized standing desk.
However, those standing desks are out of my budget; a simple configuration can easily cost you more than $500. That's the reason why I was very surprised when checking out some standing desks from Autonomous. Their pricing starts at just $299 plus shipping. I got the higher-specced SmartDesk 2 Business Edition and it still comes with an inexpensive price tag of $449.
The product comes in 2 separate pieces, one for the table top and one for the sit-to-stand frame. It took me nearly an hour to unbox and put them all together. Fortunately, the user manual has very detailed instructions to help me assemble the desk faster.
It's not that easy to change our habit from sitting to standing when working. In the first month, you might feel uncomfortable and even see a decrease in productivity. However, once you get used to it, you will be thankful that you made the change.
By using a standing desk, I don't mean you have to stand all day while you work. Sitting for a long period of time will increase heart failure risk and it is associated with obesity, cancer, and metabolic syndrome. However, extended standing doesn't make you healthier. It can cause pains on your back or legs, and increase the hospitalization risk of varicose veins. So, the key is to find the comfortable balance between sitting, standing, and moving around.
It is very inconvenient if you want to make the switch between sitting and standing if you are using a tabletop standing desk converter. It takes a lot more efforts since you have to move your computer and other stuff off the standing desk, put it away, and then place your computer on your desk again. The process is cumbersome and most people don't want to do it, so they don't make the switch that often. With an electric standing desk, changing from standing to sitting is just one button press away.
The Autonomous SmartDesk 2 allows me to adjust the height electronically. There is a control on the right side; you can adjust the height manually with the up/down button, or save 4 different height positions so that you could change the height faster. For example, I save the 1st height for the lowest position, the 2nd height for my sitting position, the 3rd height for my standing position, and the 4th height at the highest level. I love that the settings are stored in the memory, and I don't have to set up again even after I pull the plug. When I need to change the height, I just need to press momentarily on the memory preset buttons, then the whole desk will move up/down smoothly like magic. On the left side of the control, you have a display showing the current height of your desktop.
As compared to the Home Edition, the Business Edition has some upgrades like the dual motor on two legs, a wider height range from 24″ to 51″, a load capacity of 300 lbs, and a 5-year warranty. You can see that there are two actuators hidden under the desk, they are connected to a control box. An advantage of the engines is that they run very silently. In a normal condition, the sound level of my office is 30db and it increases to just 43db during movement.
I really love that the SmartDesk 2 has a very sturdy build quality. The frame and the table top are fairly heavy at more than 110 lbs in total. The table top is so spacious that you can easily place 2 monitors next to each other. Specifically, it measures 53″ x 30″ but you can also upgrade to a longer top measuring 70″ x 30″. It also comes in some different shapes, mine has a curve design.
The top has 2 cutouts near the back to help route cables; you can turn them into a wireless charger, USB charger and speaker by purchasing an accessory kit.
A common issue of standing desks is that they wobble excessively when we are standing and typing. I was afraid the SmartDesk 2 could have this issue as well because of its 2-leg design, fortunately, that's not the case here. My monitor still vibrates a little bit but you will hardly notice it. To test how stable the desk is, I placed a glass of water on the desk and kept typing. You can check out the video review to see its performance.
The best practice of using the standing desk is combining between sitting, standing and short break. For instance, I sit for 30 minutes, stand for 20 minutes, and take a short break of 10 minutes for every working hour. Standing feels great when I write emails responding my clients, read the news, or do photo/video editing. On the other hand, I still need to sit when I need to concentrate on doing more focused tasks, like writing an article or finding new ideas for my business.
Besides, you should use a standing mat like the Ergodriven Topo anti-fatigue mat that I'm using right now; it will effectively reduce upright stress on your legs, back, and hips so that you can stand a little longer.
If you are in the market for a motorized height-adjustable desk, the Autonomous SmartDesk 2 Business Edition is a decent choice. It could help you switch from sitting to standing position effortlessly, and you will soon see the benefits of the working style. The standing desk has a solid build while the price is still very reasonable. We at TechWalls highly recommend the product.
A high-quality motorized standing desk for a reasonable price tag.


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Q: I cannot talk to Lambert on Witcher 3's Ugly Baby mission I got this mission:

Talk to Lambert about journeying to the Circle of Elements

But when I approach Lambert, it just says "Geralt"?
I don't know if it's a bug or if I'm missing anything.
Any ideas?

A: Have you already talked with Eskel? Try doing another part of the quest first.
If you already did, this thread was started by someone with possibly the exact same problem, and this post discusses what ultimately helped them (the helpful part is probably the last paragraph):

I finally got it to work, no bug - my fault kinda. I started the chain and spoke to Lambert, went to where I thought the circle was and couldn't find it. I crossed back over the river and went up the other side but no matter what I did I couldn't get up far enough to the quest marker - I gave up.
I left the game for a good many months, came back to it recently [..] So I went and completed the other quest and fixed Yen's scope. I had forgotten what I had already done a few months before - but it was still showing the marker above Lambert's head.
After rereading this and watching a YouTube video I found an ogre that I hadn't remembered in a cave, but I did remember the boat journey - so I ran all the way back around the lake to the cave, when there realigned the quest pathing - follwed that, killed the ogre, spoke nicely to some rock trolls - completed the ritual.... etc., etc., etc. So yeah, my fault - but I don't think the signposting for the quest was that great.


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Terri Irwin Biography, Life, Interesting Facts
Conservationist, Author
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Childhood And Early Life
Theresa Penelope Raines was born on the 20 June 1964 to Clarence and Judy Raines in Eugene, Oregon in the United States. She has two sisters.
From a young age, Terri Irwin became interested in the rehabilitation and released into the wild of injured wild animals. In 1986 she founded a center in Oregon, Cougar Country, dedicated to the rescue and release of wild animals as well as education relating to wildlife. On a visit to Australia in early 1990, she met Steve Irwin and they couple married in 1992. Naturalist Steve Irwin was the son of the founder of the Australian Zoo and Terri Irwin moved to Australia and joined her husband working at the Australia Zoo.
Terri Irwin and Steve Irwin found fame, both in Australia and internationally, with the television programme, The Crocodile Hunter featuring documentaries about wildlife. They also ran the Australian Zoo, appearing in various events and shows which drew a big following. More than three hundred episodes of The Crocodile Hunter were made, and the show was watched by millions. Then in 2006, Steve Irwin was killed by a stingray attack which struck him in the chest when he was filming a segment of The Crocodile Hunter. Terri Irwin resolved to continue her husband's work at the Australian Zoo. In 2008, her father-in-law disassociated himself with the business, and Terri Irwin continued running the zoo.
Later Years
Terri Irwin has continued her conservation and wildlife work and is a spokesperson for the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve.
She was made an Honorary Member of the General Division of the Order of Australia in 2006 for her wildlife conservation work as well as her contribution towards the tourism industry in Queensland and Australia. The same year, she also won the Ernst & Young Northern Region Social Entrepreneur of the Year, and in 2007 she was awarded the Queensland Telstra Business Women's Award. Terri Irwin was nominated by Queensland for the Australian of the Year Award in 2014 and the same year; she won the InStyle Australian Women of Style Environmental Award for her contribution to wildlife conservation. In 2015 she was awarded an honorary doctorate of Science from the University of Queensland, and the same year she won Queensland's Award for Excellence for Women's Leadership in Queensland.
After her to Steve Irwin in 1992, Terri Irwin moved to Australia and the couple had two children together: Bindi and Robert in 2009, Terri Irwin obtained Australian citizenship.
In 2008 Terri Irwin published a book, My Steve, a tribute to her late husband, their life together, work and legacy.
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CANON 17 55MM F2 8 REVIEW
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Canon 17-55mm f2.8 APS-C Lens Review Is it good? YouTube. Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon., At 50mm wide open (f/2.8) the Canon EF-S 17-55/2.8 seems to have a slight sharpness edge over the Sigma 17-55/2.8, perhaps more noticeably at the edge of the frame than in the center, but as the lenses are stopped down the differences disappear. Again, at the long end of their zoom range these two lenses were very close in performance.
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Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Review Sharpness 2. 05/11/2010В В· Check some of my other videos for examples of this lens in use. I've been using this lens for about 3 months now. It's stays on my camera every day. But there aren't many practical reviews around, 05/11/2010В В· Check some of my other videos for examples of this lens in use. I've been using this lens for about 3 months now. It's stays on my camera every day. But there aren't many practical reviews around.
04/03/2006В В· Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II As noted in its own review, the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II is a really nice little lens. Compared to the Canon lens, it's a bit less well-behaved wide open, with more Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Canon EOS 100D Canon EOS 1200D Canon EOS 20D Canon EOS 30D Canon EOS 350D Canon EOS 400D Canon EOS 40D Canon EOS 450D Canon EOS 500D Canon EOS 50D Canon EOS 550D Canon EOS 700D Canon EOS 70D Canon EOS 750D Canon EOS 760D Canon EOS 7D Canon EOS 7D Mark II
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17/09/2019 · But it's also the most expensive 16-55mm f2.8 lens to date, a little pricier than the Fujifilm version, and much more so than the Canon and Nikon 17-55mm f2.8 DSLR models, although these are considerably older designs. If you are going to Purchase a Canon EF-S 17-55mm F/2.8 IS Lens for video, try to get a recent one (perhaps 2012/2013/2014) because the I.S. Image Stabilization appears to be much quieter than on earlier ones. I believe Canon has incorporated internal revisions to accomplish this. I have a 17-55mm (purchased 11-2013) and side by side with a
17/09/2019 · But it's also the most expensive 16-55mm f2.8 lens to date, a little pricier than the Fujifilm version, and much more so than the Canon and Nikon 17-55mm f2.8 DSLR models, although these are considerably older designs. 07/03/2011 · I wanted to let you know what I think of this lens after using it for a few months.It's not built as well as "L" series lenses but it's close and the optics are as good in my opinion. One of the
VoilГ un zoom ultra performant, qui permet de prendre des photos comme on les rГЄve. Le stabilisateur fonctionne vraiment bien et les photos de pГ©nombre revivent avec le EF-S 17-55mm f2.8 IS USM. Je l'ai achetГ© avec un canon 400D. Les rГ©sultats depuis bientГґt un an sont une panoplie de photos quasi pro qui me ravies. Je le conseille aux At 50mm wide open (f/2.8) the Canon EF-S 17-55/2.8 seems to have a slight sharpness edge over the Sigma 17-55/2.8, perhaps more noticeably at the edge of the frame than in the center, but as the lenses are stopped down the differences disappear. Again, at the long end of their zoom range these two lenses were very close in performance
This sets it apart from the closest Canon equivalent, the aging EF-S 17-55mm F2.8 IS USM lens for APS-C. That lens lacks a lot of premium features found in the Fuji and fails to deliver nearly as compelling a performance. The XF 16-55mm feels every bit as well made as most 24-70mm full frame lenses, and handles extremely well. Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon.
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Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Digital Photography Review. At 50mm wide open (f/2.8) the Canon EF-S 17-55/2.8 seems to have a slight sharpness edge over the Sigma 17-55/2.8, perhaps more noticeably at the edge of the frame than in the center, but as the lenses are stopped down the differences disappear. Again, at the long end of their zoom range these two lenses were very close in performance, Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon..
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Sony E 16-55mm f2.8 G review Verdict - Cameralabs. Avec son ouverture constante de f/2,8 sur l'ensemble de la plage focale et son stabilisateur d'image Г trois vitesses, l'objectif EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM garantit des performances et une flexibilitГ© de cadrage remarquables en basse lumiГЁre. Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon..
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07/03/2011В В· I wanted to let you know what I think of this lens after using it for a few months.It's not built as well as "L" series lenses but it's close and the optics are as good in my opinion. One of the At 50mm wide open (f/2.8) the Canon EF-S 17-55/2.8 seems to have a slight sharpness edge over the Sigma 17-55/2.8, perhaps more noticeably at the edge of the frame than in the center, but as the lenses are stopped down the differences disappear. Again, at the long end of their zoom range these two lenses were very close in performance
Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon. VoilГ un zoom ultra performant, qui permet de prendre des photos comme on les rГЄve. Le stabilisateur fonctionne vraiment bien et les photos de pГ©nombre revivent avec le EF-S 17-55mm f2.8 IS USM. Je l'ai achetГ© avec un canon 400D. Les rГ©sultats depuis bientГґt un an sont une panoplie de photos quasi pro qui me ravies. Je le conseille aux
12/09/2013 · I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r... Distortion The EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 USM IS exhibited average distortion figures for a lens in this class. As expected there is relatively pronounced barrel distortion (2%) at …
Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon. My field work for the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM Lens review was done in early spring. After a long, cold winter, the bright new growth on the trees was looking gorgeous to me. The 17-50mm focal length range is nice. It works great for around-the-house shots (inside and out), for landscapes, for full body and head-and-shoulders portraits
This sets it apart from the closest Canon equivalent, the aging EF-S 17-55mm F2.8 IS USM lens for APS-C. That lens lacks a lot of premium features found in the Fuji and fails to deliver nearly as compelling a performance. The XF 16-55mm feels every bit as well made as most 24-70mm full frame lenses, and handles extremely well. At 50mm wide open (f/2.8) the Canon EF-S 17-55/2.8 seems to have a slight sharpness edge over the Sigma 17-55/2.8, perhaps more noticeably at the edge of the frame than in the center, but as the lenses are stopped down the differences disappear. Again, at the long end of their zoom range these two lenses were very close in performance
VoilГ un zoom ultra performant, qui permet de prendre des photos comme on les rГЄve. Le stabilisateur fonctionne vraiment bien et les photos de pГ©nombre revivent avec le EF-S 17-55mm f2.8 IS USM. Je l'ai achetГ© avec un canon 400D. Les rГ©sultats depuis bientГґt un an sont une panoplie de photos quasi pro qui me ravies. Je le conseille aux Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon.
Canon's EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM is the optically fastest lens the company has produced for EF-S digital SLRs. The big question for EF-S body owners though is why they should pay extra for an f2.8 lens when they could enjoy the longer reach of the EF-S 17-85mm at a lower price and just increase their body's sensitivity under dim conditions.. It's a valid point, but there's still Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Canon EOS 100D Canon EOS 1200D Canon EOS 20D Canon EOS 30D Canon EOS 350D Canon EOS 400D Canon EOS 40D Canon EOS 450D Canon EOS 500D Canon EOS 50D Canon EOS 550D Canon EOS 700D Canon EOS 70D Canon EOS 750D Canon EOS 760D Canon EOS 7D Canon EOS 7D Mark II
17/09/2019 · But it's also the most expensive 16-55mm f2.8 lens to date, a little pricier than the Fujifilm version, and much more so than the Canon and Nikon 17-55mm f2.8 DSLR models, although these are considerably older designs. Distortion The EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 USM IS exhibited average distortion figures for a lens in this class. As expected there is relatively pronounced barrel distortion (2%) at …
12/09/2013В В· I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r... 22/02/2019В В· This is a review of the Canon 17-55m f2.8 lens for crop sensor cameras. This is an opinion based review. I feel like the lens is good overall though it is not the "best" one out there. The main
Canon EF-S 17 55 mm F2.8 IS lens Digital Photography Review. Distortion The EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 USM IS exhibited average distortion figures for a lens in this class. As expected there is relatively pronounced barrel distortion (2%) at …, 04/03/2006 · Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II As noted in its own review, the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II is a really nice little lens. Compared to the Canon lens, it's a bit less well-behaved wide open, with more.
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Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Review Review Roundup. 07/03/2011В В· I wanted to let you know what I think of this lens after using it for a few months.It's not built as well as "L" series lenses but it's close and the optics are as good in my opinion. One of the, 04/03/2006В В· Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II As noted in its own review, the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II is a really nice little lens. Compared to the Canon lens, it's a bit less well-behaved wide open, with more.
12/09/2013В В· I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r... 05/11/2010В В· Check some of my other videos for examples of this lens in use. I've been using this lens for about 3 months now. It's stays on my camera every day. But there aren't many practical reviews around
04/03/2006В В· Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II As noted in its own review, the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II is a really nice little lens. Compared to the Canon lens, it's a bit less well-behaved wide open, with more Pre-PMA 2006: Canon has today announced an interesting new constant aperture 'digital' (EF-S) lens. The new EF-S 17 - 55 mm F2.8 IS is designed specifically for the dimensions of a 'cropped sensor' (1.6x crop) and hence can be made smaller than a 35 mm equivelant lens.
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This sets it apart from the closest Canon equivalent, the aging EF-S 17-55mm F2.8 IS USM lens for APS-C. That lens lacks a lot of premium features found in the Fuji and fails to deliver nearly as compelling a performance. The XF 16-55mm feels every bit as well made as most 24-70mm full frame lenses, and handles extremely well. Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Canon EOS 100D Canon EOS 1200D Canon EOS 20D Canon EOS 30D Canon EOS 350D Canon EOS 400D Canon EOS 40D Canon EOS 450D Canon EOS 500D Canon EOS 50D Canon EOS 550D Canon EOS 700D Canon EOS 70D Canon EOS 750D Canon EOS 760D Canon EOS 7D Canon EOS 7D Mark II
Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Canon EOS 100D Canon EOS 1200D Canon EOS 20D Canon EOS 30D Canon EOS 350D Canon EOS 400D Canon EOS 40D Canon EOS 450D Canon EOS 500D Canon EOS 50D Canon EOS 550D Canon EOS 700D Canon EOS 70D Canon EOS 750D Canon EOS 760D Canon EOS 7D Canon EOS 7D Mark II My field work for the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM Lens review was done in early spring. After a long, cold winter, the bright new growth on the trees was looking gorgeous to me. The 17-50mm focal length range is nice. It works great for around-the-house shots (inside and out), for landscapes, for full body and head-and-shoulders portraits
Canon 17-55mm F/2.8 IS USM review YouTube. 17/09/2019 · But it's also the most expensive 16-55mm f2.8 lens to date, a little pricier than the Fujifilm version, and much more so than the Canon and Nikon 17-55mm f2.8 DSLR models, although these are considerably older designs., Canon's EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM is the optically fastest lens the company has produced for EF-S digital SLRs. The big question for EF-S body owners though is why they should pay extra for an f2.8 lens when they could enjoy the longer reach of the EF-S 17-85mm at a lower price and just increase their body's sensitivity under dim conditions.. It's a valid point, but there's still.
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Fuji XF 16-55mm F2.8 LM WR Review DustinAbbott.net. 12/09/2013 · I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r..., Distortion The EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 USM IS exhibited average distortion figures for a lens in this class. As expected there is relatively pronounced barrel distortion (2%) at ….
Canon EF-S 17-55 mm f/2.8 IS USM review LensTip.com. This sets it apart from the closest Canon equivalent, the aging EF-S 17-55mm F2.8 IS USM lens for APS-C. That lens lacks a lot of premium features found in the Fuji and fails to deliver nearly as compelling a performance. The XF 16-55mm feels every bit as well made as most 24-70mm full frame lenses, and handles extremely well., Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon..
Canon 17-55mm f2.8 APS-C Lens Review Is it good? YouTube. 17/09/2019 · But it's also the most expensive 16-55mm f2.8 lens to date, a little pricier than the Fujifilm version, and much more so than the Canon and Nikon 17-55mm f2.8 DSLR models, although these are considerably older designs. So the Sony E 16-55mm f2.8 is priced high, doesn't have optical stabilisation and again I wish it focused closer, but there If you are going to Purchase a Canon EF-S 17-55mm F/2.8 IS Lens for video, try to get a recent one (perhaps 2012/2013/2014) because the I.S. Image Stabilization appears to be much quieter than on earlier ones. I believe Canon has incorporated internal revisions to accomplish this. I have a 17-55mm (purchased 11-2013) and side by side with a.
07/03/2011В В· I wanted to let you know what I think of this lens after using it for a few months.It's not built as well as "L" series lenses but it's close and the optics are as good in my opinion. One of the 12/09/2013В В· I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r...
Quelle est la diffГ©rence entre Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC et Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 IS USM? DГ©couvre lequel est le meilleur et leur performance gГ©nГ©rale dans le classement objectifs pour Canon. This sets it apart from the closest Canon equivalent, the aging EF-S 17-55mm F2.8 IS USM lens for APS-C. That lens lacks a lot of premium features found in the Fuji and fails to deliver nearly as compelling a performance. The XF 16-55mm feels every bit as well made as most 24-70mm full frame lenses, and handles extremely well.
13/10/2019 · Full review. This lens has been available since 2006, when it was launched as the fastest standard zoom lens for Canon's APS-C DSLRs. And the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM is still the fastest – and highest priced – of Canon's EF-S lenses. Spanning focal lengths between 27.2mm and 88mm in 35mm format, it provides a constant f/2.8 maximum At 50mm wide open (f/2.8) the Canon EF-S 17-55/2.8 seems to have a slight sharpness edge over the Sigma 17-55/2.8, perhaps more noticeably at the edge of the frame than in the center, but as the lenses are stopped down the differences disappear. Again, at the long end of their zoom range these two lenses were very close in performance
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13/10/2019 · Full review. This lens has been available since 2006, when it was launched as the fastest standard zoom lens for Canon's APS-C DSLRs. And the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM is still the fastest – and highest priced – of Canon's EF-S lenses. Spanning focal lengths between 27.2mm and 88mm in 35mm format, it provides a constant f/2.8 maximum 12/09/2013 · I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r...
22/02/2019 · This is a review of the Canon 17-55m f2.8 lens for crop sensor cameras. This is an opinion based review. I feel like the lens is good overall though it is not the "best" one out there. The main Canon's EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM is the optically fastest lens the company has produced for EF-S digital SLRs. The big question for EF-S body owners though is why they should pay extra for an f2.8 lens when they could enjoy the longer reach of the EF-S 17-85mm at a lower price and just increase their body's sensitivity under dim conditions.. It's a valid point, but there's still
At 50mm wide open (f/2.8) the Canon EF-S 17-55/2.8 seems to have a slight sharpness edge over the Sigma 17-55/2.8, perhaps more noticeably at the edge of the frame than in the center, but as the lenses are stopped down the differences disappear. Again, at the long end of their zoom range these two lenses were very close in performance 13/10/2019 · Full review. This lens has been available since 2006, when it was launched as the fastest standard zoom lens for Canon's APS-C DSLRs. And the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM is still the fastest – and highest priced – of Canon's EF-S lenses. Spanning focal lengths between 27.2mm and 88mm in 35mm format, it provides a constant f/2.8 maximum
Pre-PMA 2006: Canon has today announced an interesting new constant aperture 'digital' (EF-S) lens. The new EF-S 17 - 55 mm F2.8 IS is designed specifically for the dimensions of a 'cropped sensor' (1.6x crop) and hence can be made smaller than a 35 mm equivelant lens. My field work for the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM Lens review was done in early spring. After a long, cold winter, the bright new growth on the trees was looking gorgeous to me. The 17-50mm focal length range is nice. It works great for around-the-house shots (inside and out), for landscapes, for full body and head-and-shoulders portraits
04/03/2006В В· Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II As noted in its own review, the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II is a really nice little lens. Compared to the Canon lens, it's a bit less well-behaved wide open, with more 05/11/2010В В· Check some of my other videos for examples of this lens in use. I've been using this lens for about 3 months now. It's stays on my camera every day. But there aren't many practical reviews around
12/09/2013В В· I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r... Buy Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens featuring EF-S-Mount Lens/APS-C Format, 27.2-88mm (35mm Equivalent), Aperture Range: f/2.8 to f/22, Two UD and Three Aspherical Elements, Super Spectra Coating, Ring-Type Ultrasonic Motor AF System, Optical Image Stabilizer, Rounded 7-Blade Diaphragm. Review Canon null
22/02/2019В В· This is a review of the Canon 17-55m f2.8 lens for crop sensor cameras. This is an opinion based review. I feel like the lens is good overall though it is not the "best" one out there. The main Pre-PMA 2006: Canon has today announced an interesting new constant aperture 'digital' (EF-S) lens. The new EF-S 17 - 55 mm F2.8 IS is designed specifically for the dimensions of a 'cropped sensor' (1.6x crop) and hence can be made smaller than a 35 mm equivelant lens.
12/09/2013В В· I originally reviewed this lens about 3 years ago, back when I was still throwing videos together on Windows Movie Maker. I've standardized and improved my r... 04/03/2006В В· Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II As noted in its own review, the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 Di II is a really nice little lens. Compared to the Canon lens, it's a bit less well-behaved wide open, with more
17/09/2019 · But it's also the most expensive 16-55mm f2.8 lens to date, a little pricier than the Fujifilm version, and much more so than the Canon and Nikon 17-55mm f2.8 DSLR models, although these are considerably older designs. So the Sony E 16-55mm f2.8 is priced high, doesn't have optical stabilisation and again I wish it focused closer, but there Buy Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens featuring EF-S-Mount Lens/APS-C Format, 27.2-88mm (35mm Equivalent), Aperture Range: f/2.8 to f/22, Two UD and Three Aspherical Elements, Super Spectra Coating, Ring-Type Ultrasonic Motor AF System, Optical Image Stabilizer, Rounded 7-Blade Diaphragm. Review Canon null
17/09/2019 · But it's also the most expensive 16-55mm f2.8 lens to date, a little pricier than the Fujifilm version, and much more so than the Canon and Nikon 17-55mm f2.8 DSLR models, although these are considerably older designs. So the Sony E 16-55mm f2.8 is priced high, doesn't have optical stabilisation and again I wish it focused closer, but there Voilà un zoom ultra performant, qui permet de prendre des photos comme on les rêve. Le stabilisateur fonctionne vraiment bien et les photos de pénombre revivent avec le EF-S 17-55mm f2.8 IS USM. Je l'ai acheté avec un canon 400D. Les résultats depuis bientôt un an sont une panoplie de photos quasi pro qui me ravies. Je le conseille aux
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Clare is on the International Advisory Board for the Research in Teacher Education Journal. This lovely journal which focuses on teacher education with a range of topics of interest to international readers. The latest issue is available with papers ranging on topics from foreign language instruction in rural Columbia to lifelong learning in UK primary schools. They are more than happy to take any fledgling PhD students who might be looking for their first opportunity to be published.
We are very pleased that Dr. Gisela Wajskop from the Instituto Singularidades in São Paulo will be a visiting scholar at OISE from January – July 2014. Gisela will be collaborating with Clare on her research on literacy teacher educators. She is doing a similar study on literacy teacher educators in Sao Paolo.
Clare and Clive's research teams submitted 21 proposals to AERA. Our success rate was outstanding – 16 were accepted! The two research teams will be well represented in Philadelphia.
Lin Goodwin and Clare just published the article Goodwin. L. A. & Kosnik, C. (2013) Quality teacher educators = quality teachers?: Conceptualizing essential domains of knowledge for those who teach teachers. This article identifies domains of knowledge for teacher educators and argues that they need induction and on-going support. The article is published in Teacher Development: An International Journal of Teachers' Professional Development 17(3) 334-346.
The first publication from Clare's research on literacy teacher educators has just been published. With her co-authors Lydia Menna, Pooja Dharmashi, Cathy Miyata, & Clive Beck "A foot in many camps: Literacy teacher educators acquiring knowledge across many realms and juggling multiple identities" has just been published in the Journal of Education for Teaching 39(5), 534-540.
Congratulations to Elizabeth Rosales Cordova who has completed her MA thesis: Opportunities for Teacher Professional Learning: Two Case Studies of Experienced Teachers in Ontario. She did two qualitative case studies of mid-career teachers to obtain insights into their teacher development experiences over their first eights years in the teaching profession. Elizabeth works on Clive's research team.
On November 11th, there is a "kick off" for the Eureka-sponsored research project at University of Toronto Schools. Clare is one of the organizers of this project which will support teacher-research at UTS. Shelley Murphy and Pooja Dharamshi will be facilitators.


Today, we have entered the era of rapid development of science and technology, more and more intelligent products into our production and life, intelligent products in solving the problems in our reality, but also put forward higher requirements to themselves, for example, a variety of complex transmission apparatus, an information receiving system, the control system, combined together as a whole, alone of all kinds of power, signal transmission requires high performance of the slip ring to solve. Like intelligent robots, a lot of joints need to implement the parts in the operation 360 �� unlimited power, signal uninterrupted transmission. These make wide range of applications of the slip ring in the field of intelligence, and its high efficiency, stability become irreplaceable, of course, the requirements for slip ring increasingly higher and higher.
Like slip ring`s application in intelligent robot is a model of success in high-tech fields. The reason why the intelligent robot smart, because it needs to have the ability to independently deal with a series of questions, and can accept external commands in the task execution process, to improve the ability to solve problems in practical applications. Then it needs the external message receiving, identifying, processing capability, the information including the video signal, the signal of the infrared scanning signals, ultrasonic signals, electromagnetic signals, etc., after receiving these information, first, to change these raw signal through processor conversion into the digital signals that intelligent robot can recognize, after the analysis process, and then according to the pre-set program to match, response and execute. In the implementation process, but also to achieve human-computer interaction, directly accept a variety of instructions. This will involve a variety of complex signals, as well as power transmission problems, so when using the slip ring, we must consider the interaction and the mutual inductance effects between the various signals is very big, the contact point of slip brush and ring road can not be shielding effectively, the capacitive coupling will be very serious. The slip ring designed by MOFLON specifically considering comprehensive from the structure and wiring of the slip ring, can entirely avoid the electromagnetic interference between the power and the signal, between the signal and the signal, and the outside to the internal of the slip ring.
The applications of the slip ring are relatively wide, such as manufacturing and process control systems, intelligent video surveillance, rotation sensors, emergency lighting equipment, construction machinery, medical equipment, packaging equipment, revolving doors, mining equipment, play equipment, aerospace, radar, wind power, submarine operations, and so on a variety of civilian, military and high-end equipment.


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Well. What can I say about this other than ERGH. I don't want to think about where Colin got all those human flesh parts from for his webcomic. To be fair, Colin probably doesn't want to think about where I get all my cardboard parts from either.
This guest comic was made by my friend Rob Cureton who does the fantastic autobiographical Orful Comics.
Now join me in the blog section for a very special Russian adventure!
That was the most awesome bizarre-universe comic strip ever. And Colin's expression in "yep, real human flesh" is just priceless!
This is so creepy!! And awesome!!!
*Barfs like Pauline did* I can't- *Barfs* Belive you- *Barfs* killed a- *Barfs* human! Oh poor… stranger, guy….


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The Monument to St. Vladimir at the end of 19th century. Kiev
Theaters in Kiev "Spiritual heritage" creative drawing-room suite after Ivan Kozlovakiy
Photo 1 "Spiritual heritage" Creative lounge named after I. Kozlovskyi
Address: 50b, Khreschatyk str., Kyiv.
Creative lounge, named after the great Ukrainian opera singer Ivan Semenovych Kozlovskyi (1900-1993) was founded in 1994, the year of immortalization of memory of the great tenor. At the beginning of 2000th the apartment in a house that survived the destructions of Khreshchatyk Street during the WWII was turned over to the Creative lounge. Repairs of the apartment continued for a several years. However, in spite of reconstruction process, during 5 creative seasons there were 60 charity performances and 15 TV programmes within the project "Meeting at the Creative lounge named after I. Kozlovskyi" made jointly with the "TRK Kyiv" TV channel. In 2006 the gold voice of the great singer was reproduced from the records archive of the Ukrainian radio and 2 cd's "Ivan Kozlovskyi - forever with Ukraine" were released.
Ivan Semenovych Kozlovskyi was born on March, 24 (11), 1900 in the village Maryanovka, former Kyiv province, in family of a peasant. He graduated from the Kyiv teaching seminary, and in 1919 – from a musically-dramatic school. Starting from 1916 he was travelling with mobile opera troupes in Poltava and Kharkiv. In 1925 became a soloist of the Sverdlovsk theatre and in 1926 he was welcomed in the troupe of the Moscow Bolshoi theatre and was a soloist there till 1954. The repertoire of Кozlovskyi consists of more than 50 opera parties: God's fool in "Boris Godunov" by Musorgsky , Lenskiy in "Eugene Onegin" by Tchaikovskyi, Volodymyr Galytskyi in "Prince Igor" by Borodin, Tsar Berendey in "Snegurochka(The Snow Maiden)" by Rimsky-Korsakov, and many other. Among his parts also are Lohengrin in opera "Lohengrin" by R. Wagner, count Almaviva in "Seville barber" by Rossini. From the beginning of creative activity and to the last years of life Kozlovskyi was performing in concerts, mainly with the programs of Russian romances, Russian and Ukrainian folk songs, chamber lyric poetry of the Russian composers (Glinka, Dargomyzhskyi, Tchaikovskyi, Rakhmaninov). During his last years he was singing and recording Russian sacred music.
In 1938-1941 Kozlovskyi was the organizer and artistic leader of the State ensemble of opera in Moscow, and was performing operas in concerto version. He became the People's artist of the USSR (1940), the Hero of Socialist Labour (1980).
The voice of Kozlovskyi is a high (lyric) tenor of beautiful and very individual timbre. Like other artists of the "old school", the singer was in a high degree artistic.
When Kozlovskyi became 54, he left the stage of the Bolshoi theatre, but continued to sing (he was performing solo concerts till the 80-years anniversary). Nobody knows what was the exact reason he leaving the theatre. Possibly it could be because of the frequent restrictions from the ruling top: "Do not sing this one". For example, he was strictly forbidden to sing Ukrainian song "Oi, u poli krynychenka" at the opening ceremony of the Kyiv House-museum of the Ukrainian poet Maxim Rylskyi . And in 1960 officialdom destroyed 400 gramophone records with a Christmas carols which was a long-waited project of the singer! Kozlovskyi also dreamed once to listen to opera "La Scala", but he was barred from exit from the country - possibly, because of his elder brother, a singer, who immigrated to USA.
Ivan Semenovych did not break his bond with Ukraine. He made records of the Ukrainian repertoire, was performing with the orchestra of folk instruments, annually was coming to sing on the grave of Taras Shevchenko in Kaniv, was playing on tours to Ukraine.
The great singer passed away on Decembers, 24, 1993 and was buried on the Novodevichiy cemetery.
Photo 2 The Great Hall of the Conservatoire,1987. The last performance of I.S. Kozlovskyi
Photo 3 Ivan Kozlovskyi - aria of Lenskyi
Photo 4 Ivan Kozlovskyi and Galyna Pysarenko


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          <select style="width:5em;" class="field">
            <option></option>
            <option>name</option>
            <option>age</option>
            <option>sex</option>
          </select>

          <select style="width:5em;" class = "comp">
            <option></option>
            <option>equals</option>
            <option>starts with</option>
            <option>not equal to</option>
          </select>

        <input type="text" class = 'value'>

<input type="button" value = "go" id="out">

Here's my Javascript code:
$('#out').click(function(){
    var tr = 1;
    $('table tr').each(function(){
        var td = 1;
        $(this).find('td').each(function(){
            alert(JSON.stringify($(this).text()));
            td++;
        });
        tr++;
    });
})

What I am trying to do is that i want to get all the row data in the table, but everytime I click the button, it won't display the correct output.
I also tried this:
$(this).children($(".field option:selected").text())
to get the value of selected option, but it still no good.
DEMO here. Please help....

A: Does this help you?
http://jsfiddle.net/KzXjb/3/
$('#out').click(function(){

    var data = new Array();

    $("table select, table input").each(function(){
       data.push($(this).val());
    });

    alert(data.toString());

})

A: Here is what I think you meant
http://jsfiddle.net/mplungjan/8xFFH/12/
$('#out').click(function(){
        var tr = 1;
        $('table tr').each(function(){
            var td = 1;
            $(this).find('td').each(function(){
                var fld = $(this).find('select, input');
                alert(fld.val());
                td++;
            });
            tr++;
        });
    })

A: You can try something like this :
$('#out').click(function(){
    $('table tr').each(function(){
        var td = '';
        $(this).find('option:selected').each(function(){
           td = td + ' ' + $(this).text();
        });
        td = td + ' ' + $(this).find('input').val();
        alert(td);
    });
})

If i correctly understand what you need ^^