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How do you tell a pentax k mount lens from other lenses?
Q. I have a Pentax ist dl, I am looking for k mount film lenses at flea markets and such. How do I determine that a lens is k mount lens?
Asked by Cole Lestrada - Fri Aug 21 21:35:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Qoph has some good links. When looking at lenses, avoid kr lenses!!! They have an extra pin that will cause the lens to get stuck on the camera (you can get the lens off, but it requires a feeler gauge. Learned this from personal experience). Also there are some other lenses that are labeled K but they have an extra little lip of metal near the aperture lever. These will not go on the camera at all. The best think to do is to bring your camera along with you and test the lens on the camera if you are unsure. Just be careful, you may even want to take a feeler gauge just in case.
Answered by ALT - Fri Aug 21 22:29:50 2009

What can be said about K-selected species relative to the carrying capacity of their habitat?
Q. What can be said about K-selected species relative to the carrying capacity of their habitat? a. They sometimes exceed the carrying capacity. b. They always exceed the carrying capacity. c. They never approach the carrying capacity. d. They never exceed the carrying capacity.
Asked by Olivia - Mon Jul 19 13:30:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 'A' is the best answer. Population size fairly stable and usually close to carrying capacity (K).
Answered by Niotulove - Mon Jul 19 15:27:11 2010

When did the tradition in baseball start where fans will put up a K for every strikeout the pitcher makes?
Q. I know the K was always the symbol for the strikeout but sometimes when the pitcher makes a lot of strikeouts in a game, some of the fans will watch and put up another K for each of them that the pitcher makes. Some of them attach a K to the railing and hang it there. Sometimes they do that hoping the pitcher breaks the record. When, where and why did this tradition start?
Asked by Joe - Sat Nov 14 23:22:58 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. cant pinpoint an exact date, but between 1886-1898, invented by henry chadwick, a journalist. the K comes from matt kilroy's last name, who had 513 Ks in one season the record is only 20 Ks in a 9 inning game. roger clemens and kerry wood have had 20 Ks in a game
Answered by brendan y. - Sat Nov 14 23:43:38 2009