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|June 1, 2007, 04:09 PM
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I just think the gun shoots very, very well the way it is.
Since I wanted to try the thing out ASAP, I shot it at a nearby indoor range that's open 'til 9PM. I hung a little cardboard box, the kind that holds 50 .22LR cartridges inside a larger box sold as a "brick", from the target holder and ran it to the back of the range. I hit it consistently, offhand, mostly dead-center, with iron sights in low light. I was shooting relatively quickly for what I was doing.
As far as pointing, remember, I've put thousands more rounds through shotguns, at moving targets, than I have through rifles, in the past couple years. Many, many thousands. I appreciate pointing.
Of course, I also use my whole upper body as a result. A gun that's too short and/or too light is a liability.
The last game I shot before the seasons here ended was a cottontail. I shot it with a 49" long 8 lb. Remington 1100 (I was out for quail, but didn't find any in shooting distance). It was about 20 yards away. It popped out of the brush, I saw it, shouldered and pointed my gun, and I fired one shot. It rolled over dead instantly from a bunch of #6's in the head. That's a gun that weighs 1.5 lb. more and has 9" on the 39A. And I'm not some Sporting Clays champ, either.
Rapid, accurate target acquisition is not necessarily facilitated by a too-short gun. Yes, you can get too long and too heavy, and some guns just don't handle quickly. However, the 39A at 6.5 lb., 40" OAL, and with excellent balance, is nothing near too heavy, too long, nor too sluggish. At least for me.
Can you find one to try with a short barrel?
(Kicking myself daily for passing up an old but 99% condition 39 carbine with a nice peep sight added to it for $300. At the time, I thought, "Man, 300 bucks! It's nice, but for a .22, that's too much for me." Oops.)
|June 1, 2007, 04:25 PM
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Why don't you just sell it and buy a shorter rifle?
|June 1, 2007, 05:44 PM
Join Date: August 5, 2005
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I considered that, but Marlin does not currently produce a shorter rifle with a pistol grip stock. (The 39M is straight stock.)
Besides, I like this one. I like the fore end MUCH better than the older ones that I might find with PG.
|June 1, 2007, 05:47 PM
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Does Marlin make the 39M currently?
|June 1, 2007, 06:22 PM
Join Date: August 15, 2006
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I say go ahead and cut it. You obviously want to... if it doesn't work out like you envisioned you can always get another.
I'm curious as to how much of a hit you would take on resale value, though. Does anybody know or have a good idea? I don't think about resale value much because I keep everything I get pretty much.
[EDIT: I don't think the 39M is in current production, I think the 39A with a 24" barrel is all you can buy new. No other variants. I wish it wasn't the case.]
|June 1, 2007, 09:04 PM
Join Date: December 26, 2002
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I also considered buying a 39-D, which is the rifle rear end with the pistol grip stock, and a short carbine front end.
I thought about this until I got a closer look at a "D" and realized they actually used a carbine front end, with the barrel band setup, and possibly a lighter barrel.
After once again holding and shooting a 39-A rifle, I'm glade I got the one I just finished rebuilding.
In your case, I wouldn't hesitate to cut it down.
Resale value is a non-issue, because you'll never sell it any way.
I personally think the ultimate in a carbine version would be the pistol grip rear with a shortened rifle front end, with the heavy rifle barrel simply shortened and the rifle type forearm cap.
In other words, exactly what you're thinking about: A cut down rifle.
The Marlin is not so much a rarity that you'd be destroying an irreplaceable rifle, and this falls under the acceptable range of custom work.
It's going to cost you, but I think the result will be well worth it.
In other words......go for it, but don't fail to post plenty of before and after photos.
|June 3, 2007, 12:18 AM
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Ok sign me up. I may be the luckiest guy in the club. My wife closed her business and as we were cleaning out the office, I found a Marlin 39a(1952) in the back office. It needed a magazine tube, a butt plate and a good cleaning, a little rust removal in places. Fortunately I am a retired toolmaker so I can do this stuff. The rifle is in perfect condition now, but I haven't fired it yet. I'm waiting for Numrich to send me an outer magazine tube. I will keep you posted on a range report when I get it out to the range.
By the way, my Marlin is almost the newest gun in my collection, I have an FN Mauser Ca.1951 and a new Savage .17HMR, All of the resto of my guns are 60 years old or older. I am going to compare the Marlin to my M46 Mossberg bolt gun.(1935) Should be interesting.
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|June 3, 2007, 12:26 AM
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Incidentally, I found a downloadable owners manual for the 39A on the Marlin.com site. If you need a manual you can get it free from marlin. just go to their site and download it.
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|June 3, 2007, 12:48 AM
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Well, that story's just gotta top any that the rest of us can offer. Lucky, indeed.
Welcome in.
I (and I suspect the rest of us, but especially D'wheel)
look forward to hearing how your project turns out.
|June 3, 2007, 01:18 AM
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|June 9, 2007, 11:18 PM
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I think I've created a new game. Shooting golf balls off the tops of tin cans at 25-30 yards without touching the can. That's pretty good for me, how about you guys? I couldn't do this with buckhorns, but it's easy with a Skinner aperture. I can't believe out of about 10 shots, only 1 shot was low by about 1 inch.
|June 9, 2007, 11:27 PM
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That's either a great endorsement for Skinners or a testament to your skills, or (most likely) both.
Dang, I've got to find time to get my firing pin fixed. My current term is up in 3 weeks. Then ...
|June 10, 2007, 08:09 AM
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To tell you the truth, when I set those golf balls up on the cans I thought, you idiot, you can't do this, not off hand. Then I did it about 6 or 8 times in a row. Like I said, the whole time I was shooting there was only one low shot. The only reason I stopped is the balls got lost in the weeds and I didn't have anything but the cans to perforate afterwards. With buckhorns there would have been no way. With the Skinner, LOOK OUT SQUIRRELS!
|June 15, 2007, 12:39 AM
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Location: Between Georgia and Antarctica
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Cut the barrel!
Hi Nem,
Just back online after a long four months of 'catch as catch can' access.
I have a 39A made in 1979 that has fired thousands of rounds since I got it back in 1999 - and no doubt many more than that before.
Flawless performance and a joy to shoot.
Similar to what you relate, the rifle felt muzzle-heavy to me and too darn long for a .22 'walkin' rifle'.
I lopped seven inches off the barrel and shortened the magazine tube to match, dovetailed a new front sight directly to the barrel (which allowed the lowest positioning of the Lyman 66 aperture sight) and recut a dovetail for the magazine tube ring. I also copied a feature from the Colt Stagecoach rifle I owned as a youngster. The loading aperture on the magazine tube is on the right side, not bottom of the tube. This allows one to slide the cartridges along the 'groove' between the barrel and magazine rather than have to push them into the aperture.
The handiness is much improved. Magazine capacity is reduced to 12 L.R.'s, but that's enough for my requirements. The muzzle was carefully recrowned and there has been no loss of accuracy as far as I can tell. I didn't chrono the CCI standard velocity ammo I use in the longer barrel, but I'd be surprised if there was any significant loss of velocity with the shorter tube. There is more report with the short tube.
I can post a photo once I get my firearms back from the local club safe.
The bureaucrats in the A.C.T. require a 28 day 'cooling off period' for all new
ACT licences...even for those of us coming from another Australian state with the appropriate licence in possession.
|June 15, 2007, 12:48 AM
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Please post photos when possible.
Turning the magazine tube and re-pinning it so the loading port is on the side is an old Marlin .22 trick. It does make reloading much easier, especially with cold hands.
I considered doing it to my restored Model 39A, but over the years the tube has opened up just enough to make the seam too noticeable and I didn't want to replace anything more than I had too.
|June 15, 2007, 01:06 AM
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FB, great to hear from you again.
And this rifle sounds like a really great project. Really looking forward to seeing photos.
Wow, 7". So you're barrel is <calculating> 17".
I was thinking only 18" or maybe even 20". But that's intriguing.
And the tube rotation trick that you and Wheel describe sounds very useful. I'll try to incorporate that, too.
Like I say, look forward to picks.
Welcome back.
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|June 15, 2007, 01:34 AM
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Yep, 17" barrel now.
dfarriswheel is right about the Marlin magazine tube.
I wonder why they went with the open-seam tube rather than
seamless? It does make modification tricky.
The Colt Stagecoach was the only rifle I've owned that had the side-loading tube from the factory. Did Marlin offer the feature at one time?
Good to be back Nem.
Once I get my little plastic card from the Australian Federal Police
(I saw it created three weeks ago - just not allowed to touch it)
and present it to the club armorer to reclaim my guns, I'll put some pics up.
|June 15, 2007, 03:14 AM
Join Date: August 5, 2005
Location: Far N, E coast
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Hang in there, FB.
While we're waiting ... what do you "do" with your 39?
Range? Plinking? Hunting? (If latter, what do you hunt?)
Your system there sounds fairly draconian in its limitations.
I'm just wondering how easy it is to go to a range, or plinking, or hunting.
Can you just drive into the outback (or just the edge of town) with it and hunt or plink?
And buying ammo: is it easy to get .22 rnds?
Do you need us to send you some?
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|June 15, 2007, 11:11 AM
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Looking forward to the pic from fallingblock....
|June 15, 2007, 08:32 PM
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Be aware that there's often more to rotating the Marlin magazine tube and sticking the pin back in.
Often when you just do this, the inner magazine tube won't go back in the outer tube.
If you just put the pin back, it may compress the outer magazine tube in that spot and block the brass inner tube from sliding in.
The factory actually cut a tiny groove for the pin in the outer blued tube, and you may need to do this if you rotate the tube.
|June 15, 2007, 10:40 PM
Join Date: December 26, 2002
Location: Between Georgia and Antarctica
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One of my most used rifles....
I'll use my M39A here in the Australian Capital Territory mostly for plinking and target shooting at the Sporting Shooters Association of Australia range located northeast of Canberra. Hunting is all but prohibited in the ACT, but while I lived in the Northern Territory outside Alice Springs the M39A accounted for a goodly number of feral cats and a rabbit or five.
If one owns a substantial chunk of rural real estate or has permission from the owner/leassee to shoot on same, there is no limit or season on ferals. Duck hunting is now totally banned in four Australian states, thanks to the efforts of the RSPCA and PETA-type organisations. Driving into the country and discharging a firearm without the above conditions being met could result in an "armed offender' squad showing up and the permanent loss of both firearms and licence, along with a conviction.
Nem, "draconian" is a euphemism for the Australian system! Until the Port Arthur shootings in 1996, most Australian states were pretty reasonable with their firearms regulations - Tasmania even allowed full-auto firearms. The P.M. - John Howard - while a fairly reliable conservative in most respects has demonstrated repeatedly that he really meant it when he announced publicly:
"I HATE guns". He considers his legislative assault on firearms one of his greatest achievments while in office and proudly assures the public that "Australia won't have a "gun culture".
Most brands of .22 ammo are available here - but more expensive than what you pay in the U.S. - 500 rounds of CCI standard vel. is about AUD$25.00 -
a bit less when purchased in quantity.
Thanks for the offer to send some ammo.
I can just imagine how that would go over at Australia Post.
loading port without the factory-supplied excess which can allow a round to cant and hang up in the port.
Only another week to go and I can pick up my A.C.T. licence.
|June 17, 2007, 10:10 PM
Join Date: December 9, 2005
Posts: 523
I too am in. I didn't see this post until now and haven't had time to read all the entries but the first thing I did when I got mine two years ago was to smooth out the trigger.
It is now as sensitive as a target rifle and that is the way I like it. I can get a good group at 50 yards with a scope when held on a bench by hand.
I took the whole gun apart and used my experience in pistol triggers to get a good crisp trigger on the Marlin with no creep at all. It is like having a different gun.
|June 19, 2007, 03:19 AM
Join Date: August 5, 2005
Location: Far N, E coast
Posts: 24,176
Mousegun, welcome.
Would you be willing to explain more about how you smoothed out the trigger?
I know that detailed explanations of technical work is difficult to impossible in text without pictures. But maybe you can give us some insight. At least one (Wheel) will probably understand your descriptions.
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|June 20, 2007, 09:24 PM
Join Date: December 9, 2005
Posts: 523
Disclaimer: This is not an endorsement to jump in and do this whether you are mechanically inclined or not and it is meant as a description of what I did only and may not be suitable for you or children under the age of 90.
The hammer and sear are factory made to be as safe and lawerly immune as they can be and still provide a safe, workable gun.
I wanted it still to be safe but for me, more workable so I decided to do the trigger work described.
It is very important to maintain the angles between the sear and hammer or the gun could be made to fire with little or no encouragement.
To smooth the trigger I took 600 grit sandpaper and passed it over the sear and hammer notch a few times. Then went to 1000 grit paper to polish the metal to a polish finish.
This is the part that can cause the most trouble and where trigger experience comes in. If I recall properly (some triggers I did required this step and others didn't), I filed the face of the hammer notch a bit and filed the edge of the sear that goes into hammer notch about a 60 degree angle
to eliminate trigger creep. This actually reduces the contact point of the sear / hammer and if not done correctly, this could make the gun very unsafe and / or ruin the sear or hammer. These parts are gunsmith only parts from the factory if I am not mistaken and you may not be able to buy them from Marlin if you don't qualify.
The job was done on a rainy day that gave me a lot of time to do the work and constantly reassemble and try the gun in every phase of the operation but most of all GO SLOW and steady to get it just right.
|June 21, 2007, 04:31 AM
Join Date: August 5, 2005
Location: Far N, E coast
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MG, nice description. You use words well. I followed it pretty well.
Admittedly, I would have to have parts in front of me while reading to really get it, but ... I get the gist of it.
Nice hand drawing as well.
I'm not sure I'll ever try it. I may have a gunsmith do my trigger job. But still ...
And this last paragraph seems most important to me, and I appreciate you including it:
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But the most important question would be; which is better?
It's probably best if ya delete this thread and make your discussion in the other "free market" thread.
free market is everyone having the right exchange anything they possess with anything anyone elses possess for any price agreed upon by the two people involved in the trade. nowhere does there exist a 100% free market, for one thing a lot of substances aren't legal to be traded in.
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Let's say I have a computer and internet access, but no printer. Normally, I would wait until I found a printer or got to the airport, but in this case, I really want a good seat and don't want to get to the airport 1.5 hours in advance to get one.
What happens if I check-in online, get my seat, and then simply don't print a boarding pass???
When I show up at the airport, I presume I would go to the counter and explain that I checked-in but wasn't able to print, and they could print one out for me there, yes?
I also assume the system keeps the seat I requested when I checked-in online??
In summary....if I can't print, should I let that stop me from checking-in online anyways? or can I get the benefit of reserving my seat and just realize I need to leave a few minutes to stop by the counter on my way to the gate?
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reserve and a smaller set at Elephant Rocks, were granted
12-month resource consents in April 2008.
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Bhavani Arabandi, Assistant Professor of Sociology, recently published in the peer-reviewed journal Review of Women's Studies, Economic and Political Weekly (EPW). EPW is one of India's foremost interdisciplinary journals with an international reputation.
Dr. Arabandi's article titled, "Globalizations, Mobility and Agency: Understanding Women's...
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Our reviews of Scrubs: The Complete First Season (published July 13th, 2005), Scrubs: The Complete Second Season (published June 7th, 2006), Scrubs: The Complete Third Season (published May 29th, 2006), Scrubs: The Complete Fifth Season (published May 22nd, 2007), Scrubs: The Complete Sixth Season (published October 30th, 2007), Scrubs: The Complete Seventh Season (published November 13th, 2008), Scrubs: The Complete Eighth Season (published September 2nd, 2009), and Scrubs: The Complete Eighth Season (Blu-Ray) (published November 23rd, 2009) are also available.
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Opening Statement
Like a terminal patient whose life is being extended in a drawn-out and miserable fashion, Scrubs continues on into its ninth season, with a new network, new characters, and new awfulness.
Facts of the Case
Sacred Heart Hospital is history, so the action shifts to Sacred Heart Medical School. There, JD (Zach Braff, Garden State) embarks on a teaching career, where he aims to instruct the new generation of scrubs in the nuances of medicine and talking like an effeminate Muppet.
Heading the band of noobs is Lucy (Kerry Bishe), an eager student who is forced to learn all the painful lessons JD endured, primarily weathering the storm of ill-tempered Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley, Wild Hogs) and some other stuff I forgot.
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ABC's last run at resurrecting Scrubs turns out to be a pathetic misfire. Essentially a "start-over" for the franchise, the cornerstone characters return as either spot guest stars or back-up, the attention shifting to a new stable of recruits who prove to be a whole lot less interesting than the cadavers they're surrounded by.
Let's see, there's Lucy, the naïve fill-in for JD's character; she's so non-descript I can barely summon a descriptor to characterize her. She slept with one of her classmates. I remember that much. She also learned a Tough Moral Lesson about death…or something. Then there's the horny, good-looking jerk, and the guy who started dating that tough, sarcastic girl. Oh, and the tough, sarcastic girl. No one here is interesting enough to carry the show, and long-time Scrubs devotees will likely lament the abbreviated roles of JD, Turk, Cox, Elliot and Kelso…or will they?
I don't know. Anything is possible. I haven't watched much Scrubs, but the main characters irritated me fairly quickly. Save for Cox, whose sarcastic cynicism remained enjoyable, I can't think of anyone who didn't grate. Turk? Not sure if he was ever funny. Elliot? She made some funny faces and talked about her large pregnancy boobs but that's about it. JD? Oof. I like Zach Braff and all, but he's transformed JD into a complete nitwit. The baby voice, the fantasies, it's all amped up to the point of a self-parody. What is that, two parodies deep then?
Braff is in about half the episodes, eventually ceding head character duties to Lucy and her boring cronies. I couldn't tell you which lineup I'd rather have in there.
The DVD set is unimpressive. Episodes are transmitted in a mediocre full-frame transfer (full frame?) and slapped with a front-loaded 5.1 surround mix. Extras: a featurette on the overhaul to the series with interviews of the cast and crew, deleted scenes and an unfunny series of "security guard" shorts.
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At a mere 13 episodes, you'll be out of your misery soon.
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The plug has been pulled.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] Why compilig in global paths (only) for configuretion files?
From: Jeff Squyres (jsquyres_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-09-08 12:51:18
Short answer: yes, we do compile in the prefix path into OMPI. Check
out this FAQ entry; I think it'll solve your problem:
On Sep 8, 2008, at 5:33 AM, Paul Kapinos wrote:
> Hi all!
> We are using OpenMPI on an variety of machines (running Linux,
> Solaris/Sparc and /Opteron) using couple of compilers (GCC, Sun
> Studio, Intel, PGI, 32 and 64 bit...) so we have at least 15
> versions of each release of OpenMPI (SUN Cluster Tools not included).
> This shows, that we have to support an complete petting zoo of
> OpenMPI's. Sometimes we may need to move things around.
> If OpenMPI is being configured, the install path may be provided
> using --prefix keyword, say so:
> ./configure --prefix=/my/love/path/for/openmpi/tmp1
> After "gmake all install" in ...tmp1 an installation of OpenMPI may
> be found.
> Then, say, we need to *move* this Version to an another path, say /
> my/love/path/for/openmpi/blupp
> Of course we have to set $PATH and $LD_LIBRARY_PATH accordingly (we
> can that ;-)
> And if we tried to use OpenMPI from new location, we got error
> message like
> $ ./mpicc
> Cannot open configuration file /my/love/path/for/openmpi/tmp1/share/
> openmpi/mpicc-wrapper-data.txt
> Error parsing data file mpicc: Not found
> (note the old installation path used)
> That looks for me, that the install path provided with --prefix in
> configuration step, is compiled into opal_wrapper executable file
> and opal_wrapper works iff the set of configuration files is in this
> path. But after move of the OpenMP installation directory the
> configuration files aren't there...
> An side effect of this behaviour is the certainty that binary
> distributions of OpenMPI (RPM's) are not relocatable. That's
> uncomfortably. (Actually, this mail is initiated by the fact that
> Sun ClusterTools RPM's are not relocatable)
> So, does this behavior have an deeper sence I cannot recognise, or
> maybe the configuring of global paths is not needed?
> What I mean, is that the paths for the configuration files, which
> opal_wrapper need, may be setted locally like ../share/openmpi/***
> without affectiong the integrity of OpenMPI. Maybe there were were
> more places where the usage of local paths may be needed to allowe
> movable (relocable) OpenMPI.
> What do you mean about?
> Best regards
> Paul Kapinos
> <kapinos.vcf>_______________________________________________
> users mailing list
> users_at_[hidden]
> http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/users
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We have been laughing at Grandpa Tony for years.
Shortly after he joined the LDS Church, he was called upon by the bishop to say the closing prayer in sacrament meeting. After the rest hymn, where he had apparently been resting, his wife nudged him to wake him up from dozing. He stood up, walked to the pulpit and promptly ended the meeting.
When my wife tells this story, we don't know whether his ending the meeting before its time was funnier or if the addition of the not-ready-for-Primary expletive he used that carried over the microphone when the bishop told him the meeting wasn't over.
When family life gets difficult and borders on unbearable, someone pulls out this story, dusts it off and lightens the moment. Somehow lighter hearts make it easier for us to deal with the day-to-day. A spoonful of levity has helped a whole lot of medicine go down.
These aren't just happy tales or legends for my Mormon family. When finishing a recollection, no one in my family smiles and says, "Oh, how cute." They are rough, unsophisticated and are glue that holds us together through disagreements, discord and sometimes death. Often my dealing-with-family batteries have been recharged by a retold family moment or a brand new horrifying one. They bring us together even when it's difficult to be in the same room together.
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Elder J. Golden Kimball (1853-1938) of the Seventy has been regarded as the resident funny guy of the church. In the years since his death, "Uncle Golden" has achieved celebrated character status among members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints comparable to way to the relationship Will Rogers had to the American public in "Only in Oklahoma: Rogers Statue Unveiling Filled U.S. Capitol." Kimball's brand of folksy observational humor is still cherished by many in the church, but his was hardly the first.
Humor through hardship was often achieved with plain tongue in cheek by Joseph Smith Jr. The prophet responded to both friend and foe in the lean years in Illinois: "My general invitation is, let all that will, come, and partake of the poverty of Nauvoo freely," he said in response J.C. Bennett in the early days of the church.
This self-deprecation but never effacing or brittle sentiment continued in both substance and style with President David O. McKay and his comment in the April 1962 general conference: "A dog's got to have a few fleas or he wouldn't know he was a dog."
Mormon leaders often use subtle amusement to reflect on adversity, which can be then lightened — with humor.
Adversity is at the root of Mormonism. We are proud of our ancestors who overcame misfortune. Even when confronted with harsh conditions, Brigham Young encouraged his people to "make the devil mad" by eliminating the sad countenance (Brigham Young Journal of Discourses, 4:299).
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Supporting Manufacturers on Manufacturing Day and Every Day
Created on September 30, 2014
Greg Sizemore is the Director of the International Trade Administration's U.S. Commercial Service team in North Carolina.
This post originally appeared on the Tradeology, the ITA Blog
Manufacturing is more than just a cornerstone of the U.S. economy; it's a cornerstone of modern life.
The screen you're reading this on is a manufactured commodity. The radio you're listening to, the car you drove to work, the smartphone your kids keep staring at – your refrigerator, your TV, your medicine – all manufactured goods.
Many headlines about U.S. manufacturing are negative, focusing on increased global competition in the sector, but the fact is that the U.S. manufacturing industry is growing, it's supporting jobs, and it is supporting higher quality of life here in the U.S. and around the world.
Manufacturing is also a major source of U.S. exports, and the International Trade Administration estimates that one in four U.S. manufacturing jobs is supported by exports. That's huge for our economy and I'm glad that we'll celebrate the industry on Manufacturing Day on October 3.
Here in North Carolina, our manufacturers are creating and exporting billions of dollars' worth of transportation equipment, chemicals, electronics products plastics, and more. I'm glad that my office in Charlotte and our other Export Assistance Centers in the state get to work with local manufacturers to find opportunities to sell their quality products in foreign markets.
Soaring Energy Demand Means Opportunities for U.S. Companies in Latin America
Marjorie Baker recently completed a summer internship with the International Trade Administration's Office of the Western Hemisphere.
Created on September 30, 2014
This post originally appeared on the Tradeology, the ITA Blog
More Latin Americans than ever are now members of the middle class, and sustained economic growth in the region has led to increased demand for energy.
Energy consumption is projected to more than double in Latin America between 2010 and 2030, and this will transform the continent's energy sector, creating new opportunities for U.S. companies.
As part of the federal government's Look South initiative, the International Trade Administration (ITA) has published a series of best prospect sector reports for our 11 Free Trade Agreement partners in Latin America (Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Peru).
Minority Businesses Keep the "Made in America" Brand Strong
Created on September 26, 2014
Recent studies have shown that the pace of growth in the U.S. manufacturing sector continues to rise. Minority businesses are playing an integral part in that growth and are helping to keep the "Made in America" product strong.
This year, the Minority Business Development Agency recognized two businesses for outstanding manufacturing impact and achieving significant success in employing new and innovative techniques that led to a significant increase in market share, job growth and customer satisfaction.
The first was Detroit Manufacturing Systems, LLC (DMS). DMS currently has more than 700 employees and develops state-of-the-art automotive interior systems. By utilizing the latest technologies, DMS assembles and manufactures injection molded interior trim components for global automotive brands, all with a firm commitment to quality and efficiency.
The second award was given to Ruiz Food Products, Inc. Fred Ruiz cofounded Ruiz Food Products, Inc., with his father Louis in a small warehouse in Tulare, Ca. in 1964. The company is now celebrating its 50th anniversary, and employs 2,300 people. Ruiz Food Products has three manufacturing facilities – in Dinuba, Calif., Tulare, Calif., and Denison, Texas – and recently purchased another facility in Florence County, S.C.
SBA Proposes Revisions to Employee-Based Size Standards for Manufacturing and Other Industry Sectors
Created on September 9, 2014
The U.S. Small Business Administration published two proposed rules to revise small business size standards in North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Sector 31-33 (Manufacturing) and industries with employee-based size standards that are not a part of NAICS Sector 31-33, Sector 42 (Wholesale Trade), and Sector 44-45 (Retail Trade). The proposed rules were published in the Federal Register today.
As part of its comprehensive size standards review required by the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010, the SBA evaluated employee-based size standards for all 364 industries in NAICS Sector 31-33 and 57 industries and five exceptions that are not in NAICS Sectors 31-33, 42, or 44‑45 to determine whether they should be retained or revised.
In the first rule, SBA proposes to increase size standards for 209 industries in Sector 31-33. The SBA also proposes to increase the refining capacity component of the Petroleum Refiners (NAICS 324110) size standard to 200,000 barrels per calendar day total capacity for businesses that are primarily engaged in petroleum refining. The proposed rule also eliminates the requirement that 90 percent of a refiner's output being delivered should be refined by the bidder.
SBA introduces New Online Course for Young Entrepreneurs in Spanish
Created on September 18, 2014
Young entrepreneurs have a new tool to help determine if they're ready for business ownership and to help them get started. Young Entrepreneurs: An Essential Guide to Starting Your Own Business (Jóvenes Emprendedores) is a free, self-paced online course in Spanish that gives an overview of basic business principles and introduces resources available from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
"This month, the SBA recognizes the vital contributions Hispanic American small business owners have made to our economy as we observe National Hispanic Heritage Month," said Maria Contreras-Sweet, SBA Administrator. "As a proud Hispanic American, I believe that providing financial, educational and technical assistance to Hispanic entrepreneurs is a major means to create jobs and stimulate the economy. The new course is an essential business development tool for young entrepreneurs that can be central to the future success for many generations to come."
The Young Entrepreneurs course is designed to help with the essentials of starting a small business, including evaluating business ideas, choosing the best financing options and registering a business. The course also includes useful resources that will help with each step along the path to entrepreneurial success.


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President Barack Obama did stand up a bit to the rogue ruler in Russia, Vladimir Putin, but Americans would like to have seen a stronger response to Russia's harboring of an American turncoat, Edward Snowden, who leaked National Security Agency data. Russia has granted Snowden asylum in defying the United States' request that he be returned to this country for stealing secret information.
President Obama canceled a Moscow meeting with Putin, but will attend the Group 20 economic summit in St. Petersburg, Russia. He had planned to meet in Moscow with Putin while in Russia for the summit. That's a mild rebuke.
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I usually use Vega powder but I was looking for a cheaper alternative. Garden of Life's ingredients looked similar and I was drawn by the raw aspect too—but unfortunately on its own mixed with water (as I always took Vega and whey-based proteins before), this stuff tastes vile. Chalky and the chocolate flavor is barely noticeable. I guess I'll have to use this for smoothies or baking and order Vega instead!
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I ordered this because it's a raw protein powder. However, when it comes to taste I am really disapointed. It does not really have a chocolate flavor. I have to add cacao to make it more tastefull. It also does not mix as well as other products. Will not order again.
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Syrian troops bombarded the Damascus neighbourhood of Qabun on Friday as they pressed a bid to drive rebels out of the district, a watchdog said.
"Regime troops renewed shelling this morning of the Qabun neighbourhood and fierce clashes were underway between soldiers and rebels on the outskirts of the area," the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
"Regime forces are hitting the area with mortar rounds, tanks and heavy artillery," the group added.
The fighting came on the third day of an attempt to clear rebels from the neighbourhood in northeastern Damascus, one of several districts where opposition forces have a foothold.
The clashes killed at least one rebel, and there were reports of deaths among troops as well, the Observatory said.
An explosion shook the neighbourhood around midnight (2100 GMT Thursday), the Observatory added, but it was unclear what had caused the blast and there was no word on any casualties or damage.
In the northern city of Aleppo, regime forces shelled districts, including the northern Sheikh Maqsud neighbourhood, and clashes left at least two rebels dead in the central Sulayman al-Halabi district.
Meanwhile, state television reported that the army had killed "several terrorists (rebels) around the Aleppo central prison, and destroyed anti-aircraft guns as well as weapons caches."
State media also carried denials from officials that there was a shortage of medicine in the prison, where the Observatory has said more than 100 deaths since April.
"All medications are available and in sufficient quantities inside the prison, and there is no one in danger of death because of a shortage of medicine," one official said, in remarks carried by SANA news agency.
Rebels fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, are trying to set free 4,000 detainees held in the prison.
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Each roll contains 12 ft (366 cm) of paper measuring 12½" (318 mm) in width.
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I have used Saral transfer paper for years, but couldn't find any locally. I purchased another type of transfer paper because I needed it immediately, but paid a pretty penny. Meanwhile I purchased two units of Saral from Blick so I wouldn't ever run out again.
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I transfer my work from my sketch book for finishing and I couldn't ask for a better product.
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I was surprised at how easily these colors liquified at the touch of a wet brush and with their vibrancy. I'd not used pan colors before but wanted something easy to carry, which this definitely is. Down side is getting enough on a palette to mix colors isn't as easy as with tube paints, so mixing wet into wet directly on the paper seems to be best. I've not tried them with Yupo or Terraskin, but I think they'd be more difficult to use due to the problem of getting enough transferred to the paper to mix a strong solution. I found them pricey for the size of each cube of paint and I'm not sure how long they will last compared to tube paint. But for something so very portable, this is a nice product.
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I use it on canvases. It transfers perfectly, is thick enough so that tape doesn't rip it, and though it does leave a few unwanted markings (from fingernails I suppose), it doesn't leave huge smears from resting your hand on it. Also, its a pretty good amount of paper.
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I bought this transfer paper to transfer drawings onto steel. I make iron art and cut the drawings with a cutting torch. I wanted the white saral to do a one step transfer. Previously, I have used carbon paper to trace over the drawings onto the steel and then had to trace over it on the steel with a white bic whiteout pen. This transfer paper is not doing what I had hoped. The line is faint and in some places didn't transfer at all. Had to go back to my old method.
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These people are neither a danger to us, nor a cause to chicken and the egg. What came first, criminal, or the conduct that such people use to rationalize such acts, or the rationalization these perpetrators used to rationalize these acts?
Syria, Iran, Kenya, and even North Korea can only further economic , and social decay.
Look at it this way - when your exposed to any media, how much good news do you face on a daily basis? The average person is far more likely to commit suicide, win the lottery, and die sending a text while driving than die in a terrorist attack. Should be allow our live to be controlled by fear, ''WE,' not any terrorist, can, will, are, and shall continue to be the cause of our own diminished capacities economically and socially should we allow this trend to continue discouraged.
The unfounded treat of WMD's in Iraq for example, cost us TRILLIONS, not billions of dollars. Who among us would not be better off had we held out ground? The invasion of Iraq was base on non-existent threat and fear. Let's not let it happen again.
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200 Pages?I've used this to print about 60 pages so far and the cartridge is empty. I know this isn't flipkart's fault but this cartridge clearly doesn't print 200 pages. I don't know what kind of printed pages has HP benchmarked this against, but I print mostly text only.
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Extremely costly (3 Rs per print)I have been using this product for three years. It gives a nice print but it is extremely costly. A cartridge gives about 200 pages of print but comparing to the price 200 pages is very low. It cost 2.50 Rs per print + paper charges. If anyone want to buy a new printer never buy any printers which ask for 818 cartridge.
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waste of money..I have purchased this for 499 rupees. I hardly got around 30 pages. my prints didn't even had images. wondering if this is a problem with cartridge or my printer. I looked for alternate cartridges from other vendors for this printer. but I couldn't get. Now I understand I shouldn't have purchased a printer from HP. they don't have reasonable priced cartridges.
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Netherlands-based Damen Group, is part of up to $100 million
in long-term infrastructure spending by the Otago Regional
Council 100%-owned Port Otago.
Port Otago's chief pilot, Captain Hugh Marshall, said the
construction had been straightforward, and other then
specifying LED lighting, Taiaroa was a ''standard
production''. It is the 63rd of its type built.
In recent weeks, the port company took delivery of two
Finnish Kalmar straddle cranes, worth about $2.5 million,
which are diesel/electric powered and can carry a container
over a three-high stack.
Most of the infrastructure spending is aligned to Port
Otago's channel-deepening ''new generation'' project, of
which the start date is still to be finalised. Taiaroa
will join Port Otago's other tug, Otago, which was
delivered from a Whangarei yard about 10 years ago, for $8.5
Port Otago's other two Dunedin-built tugs, the 40-year-old
Rangi and 39-year-old Karetai, are to be put up
for sale soon.
The two-crew 250-tonne Taiaroa is slightly larger than
Otago at 24m long by 11.5m wide and has a bollard-pull
of 68 tonnes, as opposed to Otago's 56-tonne pull.
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