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The GPSMAP 8000 MFD series includes your choice of 8", 12" and 15" touchscreen displays. GPSMAP 8500 Black Box Systems can be equipped with your choice of Garmin Marine 15", 17" and 19" touchscreen monitors, as well as an option that includes worldwide BlueChart® g2 cartography.
Touchscreen displays feature pinch-to-zoom and other convenient controls that put everything at your fingertips, including various sonar technologies including CHIRP, integrated autopilot, connectivity, apps, engine data, multimedia and more.
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External 10Hz GPS/GLONASS updates your boat's position and heading 10 times per second displaying fluid vessel movement that puts you right above where you want to be.
Provides convenient remote mounting and a single access point for two SD® card slots for mapping. You can add multiple card readers for additional access points. Waterproof magnetic door allows card reader to be mounted horizontally or vertically.
A remote device that provides full control of all GPSMAP 8000/8500 series units. Rotary knob and joystick controls provide navigation through menus and screens. Allows you to seamlessly navigate between monitors at a station. Control single or multiple monitors with one device. Supports multiple devices per station. Can be integrated into a captain's chair.
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The Mission & Four Pillars of Honors
The Honors Program, established in 2008, is designed to enhance and enrich the academic experience of talented, highly motivated students at Merrimack College. The Program offers challenging classes, encourages interdisciplinary approaches to learning, and provides opportunities for students to pursue independent study and research with individual faculty mentors. It can supplement academic degrees and majors in all departments and schools of the college.
Inspired by St. Augustine's philosophy of teaching and learning, the Program is dedicated to:
- Learning in Community – We believe that learning with friends in small classes is the best way to succeed academically and personally.
- Active Learning – Honors courses are lively seminar-based discussions. They may include service and experiential learning such as community service, field trips, concerts, and plays.
- Transformative Experiences – The Honors Program challenges students to reach beyond their comfort level, to try new approaches and activities in a process of self-discovery.
Please visit the Program Benefits page for more information about the advantages of participating in the Honors Program.
The Four Pillars of a Merrimack Honors Education
The Merrimack Honors Program strives to provide a rigorous and coherent experience for its students. Every aspect of Merrimack Honors—academic, extra-curricular, and social—is organized around what we call the Four Pillars of a Merrimack Honors Education: Community, Service, Research, and Leadership.
- Community- Learning is best and most lasting when it is done in the company of friends. Merrimack Honors seeks students who strive to excel, and who challenge, support, and celebrate one another in their efforts to do so.
- Service- What we learn finds its greatest value in the ways it benefits others. In a college nationally recognized for service, the students in Merrimack Honors participate in and often take the lead in service projects that enrich the classroom, the campus, and the larger community.
- Research- To effect meaningful change in today's world requires a knowledge that is both deep (disciplinary expertise) and aware of connections to other fields (interdisciplinary competence). The Merrimack Honors curriculum is designed so that our students practice and master essential research skills in their chosen field, while always keeping in mind the larger picture—in all its scientific, social, and human complexity.
- Leadership- Merrimack Honors imparts the skills needed for true leadership. Through opportunities ranging from topics in classroom discussions (e.g., why is Socrates a charismatic leader even though he claims to know nothing?), to the Honors Student Council (the student governing body that has a voice in every aspect of the Program), to our emphasis on educating the whole person (with all the possibilities and limitations of being human that this implies), we strive to prepare students for when they will no longer be students, in whatever their chosen field and way of life.
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Honors Convocation
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Honors Program Senior Hannah Farrell will deliver this year's First Lecture on Tuesday February 25, 2014 at 7pm in Cascia Hall.

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Nice pictures. Thanks to the guys at FECC !
I'm also posting a great car candid from May 21 and the last one from Indy!!! Courtesy of our friend's at FECC!!! And the second(concert) pic is one that i bought from Cathielvis, the third(hotel) i found on a site,and the cincy car pic i bought from another seller on e-bay(eap 4 ever) like the cathielvis pic!!!-(Mike,Simon, and Paul et al from fecc)-
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Nice pictures. Thanks to the guys at FECC !
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
As someone said on that thread at FECC (from where these pics were taken), Elvis looked "deceptively healthy" here.
It's sad to think of what happened to him less than six weeks later....
Last edited by Tony Trout; 12-26-2007 at 08:41 AM.
Nice pictures Nolvis but in the first one in the car you can see him starting to swell up a little. The other photos are pretty good but he looked much healthier in 1975.
Great Nolvis , Besides He Was Looking Good , The Show Also Was Superrrrrrr.
Great pics Ian! I also buy from CathiElvis and eap_4_ever - Cheryl is her name - she sells great pics!
Thanks for sharing Nolvis! These pics sure look great
Thanks, Nolvis.
It sure seems to be what angle they took his pictures from.
He DOES look great in these !!
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
Yes he sure looks amazing in most of them!!! And Tony like I said at the beginning of my thread, all of the pics from the Cincy concert are from FECC, but 2 of the other pics are ones that I purchased and one I found on another site, and the bottom pic from Indy,well Mike made that very thread because he thought that I would like the pic's! I was going to use Cheryl's name Ksimms2, but i'm glad you mentioned it.There are some better pics than the one you mention Diane, I willl post them next time! But he sure looks great in the other pic's,really amazing, and I can't wait to make a new thread with some really incredible pics coming up that will just blow you away!!!(lol)y)kingy)
That´s very nice pictures...
Thx for sharing......I loved them.
I don´t saw it before
but in the first one in the car you can see him starting to swell up a little.? huh??????? --neways i disagree elvis looks okay in those 77 pics..your only partically right elvis looked better in -june 75 ... then from august to dec 75 he did not look well at all
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It comes from being a mom. We're used to scrutinizing our kids to make sure everything is ok.
Elvis didn't look bad in any of the above pics, just starting to show what was coming later on. He didn't have that healthy look anymore.....nevertheless, still looked very special....always.
I've always wondered if he would sweat in his earlier concerts like he did.say in the last 2 or 3 years? Know anyone that saw him in concert right after he started back in 1968?
"I have learned never to ridicule any man's opinion, however strange it may seem."
I saw him in '71 and '73 and yes he did perspire but when we saw him it wasn't very heavily. Those stage lights are hot, so was his jumpsuits and with that much movement around the stage, not surprising.
dont want to start anything on this thread like, but. elvis WAS ONLY 42 in these pictures, so if thats wat people call looking incredible, at aged 42 well, im lost for words


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10 Questions for Albert Boime
The art historian's latest book tells of the evolution of Kamran Khavarani's art from the time of his Iranian exile to the present day.
Published: Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Albert Boime, a professor of art history at UCLA for 30 years, has written 25 books and more than 100 articles focusing mainly on 19th-century European art. But approximately five years ago, Boime discovered the work of Kamran Khavarani, an artist who draws much of his inspiration from the love poems of 13th-century Persian poet Jalaluddin Rumi. Realizing that he had never seen such art before, Boime teamed with artist Roshan Hubbard to give the new genre a name: "abstract romanticism." Boime's latest book, "The Birth of Abstract Romanticism: Art for a New Humanity" (Sybil City Book Company, 2008), tells the story of the evolution of Khavarani's art from the time of his Iranian exile to the present day.
By Wendy Soderburg
What is abstract romanticism?
Romanticism has many meanings for many different people. For me, it is an attempt on the part of artists to bring about some kind of substantial change — to bring a sense of inspiration to altering people's present vision of the world.
Why is this type of romanticism called "abstract"?
Well, that's another term that has many meanings. As you look at [Khavarani's] work, you'll see that it's not entirely complete. And yet, at the same time, there's a core element of something there that you can touch and believe in. So many of his paintings show classic conditions: ocean, sky, volcanic eruption. And yet, you can say that the abstract reaches a point where it's absolutely clear about what's being shown.
How did you discover Kamran Khavarani and his art?
Actually, it was pretty mundane. We had mutual friends. Kamran was having a show right here on Glendon [in Westwood Village], so it was very convenient. He said to come over — I did, and I fell in love with the work.
Most of your books highlight a period or a genre. Why did you choose to write about a single artist?
This is unique in my own personal production — sticking to one artist. I took it as kind of a challenge to write that way, especially dealing with a single artist in a contemporary context. I think Kamran was the perfect choice. For one thing, there's his attempt to interpret the work of the Persian poet, Rumi.
How familiar were you with the philosophy of Rumi before you met Kamran Khavarani?
I had never heard of Rumi before I met him! And now I have a pretty good familiarity with Rumi's work.
How did you prepare to write the book?
Kamran attended a class on Rumi, taught by a very important teacher in town, Amir Shahparaki. I interviewed Shahparaki and did a lot of thinking about him. One thing he told me was to disassociate Rumi from certain sectarian ways of thinking. For example, Rumi is associated with Sufism, which is a mystical side of Islam. Rumi is much more broadly based in his way of looking at life and advising others. It's an important component of his thinking that he tries to make people think and know that they have a godlike power at their fingertips.
The book starts with Khavarani's early black-and-white drawings and ends with his current, more Impressionist, paintings. Is there a common thread throughout his works?
Every Persian has to be aware of Rumi's role, and I think Kamran always had that awareness, even though some of his works precede his discovery of Rumi. Rumi was like a part of the national patrimony, the cultural patrimony.
Were there other reasons for writing this type of book, or did you just want to try something different?
What I was concerned with was whether or not I could find a way of thinking more broadly of the many meanings that Rumi brings to bear on existence. In the past, I've often worked on 19th-century European art. But to me, it was very important that I do something that looked from another perspective at historical and cultural events.
Are there other artists who represent this idea of "abstract romanticism"?
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Experience Myanmar with your expert guide before you embark on a luxury river cruise for a seven night culture cruise of the Ayeyarwady River. Your voyage along the lifeblood of Myanmar starts in Mandalay, founded as a royal capital in 1857, and the modern centre of Burmese culture. Sail to Bagan, where pagodas and Buddhist monasteries dot the hills along the river. Cruise to Bagan, an ancient sanctuary where over 10,000 temples were built in the green plains, some 2,000 of them still remaining. Visit Mount Popa, sacred home of the nats, spirits worshipped in Buddhism. Cruise north again to Sagaing, considered to be the living centre of the Buddhist faith in Myanmar, and also the beautiful colonial hill station of Pyin U Lwin. Discover traditional Burmese living, and the rich spiritual presence along Myanmar's Ayeyarwady. All these with private pre and post tours.
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Mandalay-Mandalay (2014): Jan 8,22,29, Feb 5,12,19,26, Mar 5,12,19,26, Apr 2,23, Jul 23, Oct 1,8,15,29, Nov 5,12,19,26, Dec 3,10,19
Bagan-Bagan (2014): Jan 11,18,25, Feb 1,8,15,22, Mar 1,8,15,22,29, Aug 4, Oct 11,18, Nov 1,8,15,22,29, Dec 6,13
Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle.
Belmond Governor's Residence is located within the elegant Yangon Embassy Quarter and close to the spectacular Shwedagon Pagoda. It is just ten minutes from the city centre and 30 minutes from Yangon airport. The hotel is perfectly placed for enjoying Yangon's great cultural attractions. The golden pagodas, fascinating National Museum and lively Bogyoke Market, piled high with local handicrafts, gems, and antiques. Set in a verdant garden dotted with lotus pools, the hotel is truly magical. Dinner is served alfresco in the balmy evening air by lantern-light, as tropical fragrances scent the breeze.
What's happening in the streets of Yangon when most people are still sleeping? You're going to find out! An early wake-up call is planned for 6:00 AM and the guide is expecting you in the lobby of your hotel at 6:30 AM. Start your morning with a visit to the fish market on the Yangon River. Next, continue to a vegetable market which is open 24 hours a day and try famous Burmese breakfast called Mohinga (a mild fish soup with noodles and crackers). By that time the monks are walking through the streets of Yangon to collect their alms, you will wait for them to pass and donate some food to them. Continue to the fruit and vegetable market before heading back to your hotel around 9:30 AM to have your full western breakfast.
Yangon is a sprawling city with a relatively small downtown area including several markets, colonial buildings, the Yangon River, and a very green area with tree-lined streets and several lakes. During this full day tour you will be shown the different faces of Yangon from the landmarks to the hidden markets that have only seen a few westerners. During the day you will visit the Sule Pagoda, colonial downtown, the harbour, The Strand, and one of the colourful local markets. The reclining Buddha will be visited just before taking a tasteful lunch of typical dishes from tribes from all over the country like Kachin, Shan, and Rakhine. A local market will lead you to a small station where you will take the famous circular train that will bring you right behind Bogyoke Aung San market before heading back to your hotel. The tour includes a drink at the Strand Hotel and lunch at a local restaurant.
Bago is about an hour and half drive from Yangon and it used to be the capital of Myanmar under King Bayinnaung until 1819. It is an excellent place to visit and see the remains of a former capital. In the morning, you will stop at a local market in Insein Township just north of Yangon to buy some fruit and snacks. Afterwards you will have the opportunity to pay your respects to the thousands of allied soldiers buried at the Taukkyan War cemetery. In Bago city, you will visit the Kyatkha Wain monastery, which is one of the largest in the country. Arrive in time to see the preparations from the monks for lunch. Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant and in the afternoon visit Shwemawdaw Pagoda as well as the Shwetalyaung Buddha and the remains of the former palace. Return to Yangon by train to see a different way of local life and countryside.
Board your scheduled domestic flight from Yangon to Mandalay this morning.
On arrival to Mandalay, a cruise representative will direct you to your group transfer to port.
Welcome aboard!You'll have an opportunity to get settled in to your cabin before lunch.
After lunch, enjoy a guided group tour of the key sights of Mandalay regarded as the centre of Burmese culture and Buddhist learning. Afterward, return to your ship, stopping enroute to admire the sunset over the river. Dinner and local entertainment on board this evening, while overnighting at port.
The Road To Mandalay cruises gently along the Ayeyarwady River, and accesses the unique sights, scents and sounds of Myanmar in style and luxury. Newly refurbished accommodations on The Road To Mandalay are spread across four decks, providing passengers with luxurious facilities in excellent comfort and space, offering sublime views of Myanmar and the Ayeyarwady River. Fitted with two bars, a lounge, restaurant, gift shop and open-air pool, your comforts and desires are well catered to.
After an early breakfast you'll join the group for a visit to a local village for a walking tour. This traditional Burmese village gives you the opportunity to discover the Burmese way of life first hand - from farming and handicrafts to spirit houses and tea-shops.
The ship gets underway mid morning and begins its journey south. The rest of the day is spent relaxing on board observing the fascinating local river life from the top deck. An on-board guide lectures on the Myanmar way of life.
The ship arrives at Bagan where over 2,000 temples and pagodas are scattered over an awe-inspiring plain beside the river. A guided group orientation tour introduces you to the most important temples.
After lunch you may rejoin the guide to visit the inside of some of the more significant pagodas. Alternatively, you can hire a bicycle or horse-drawn cart and explore this fascinating area on your own. Late afternoon the guide takes you to watch the sun setting over a field of glowing pagodas by the river. Dinner and local entertainment in the evening.
Today presents a full day group excursion to Mount Popa, a national park and believed to be the sacred home of powerful 'Nats' (spirits). On top of a rocky crag is a picturesque complex of monasteries, pagodas and shrines which can be reached via a winding, covered walkway. Lunch is taken at the Mount Popa Resort. Dinner and local entertainment on board.
After breakfast join the guide to explore some of Bagan's local markets selling wood carvings, fabrics, longis and rattan goods. See Myanmar's famous lacquerware being made. Alternatively, you can hire a bicycle or horse-drawn cart and explore this enchanting area on your own. Mid-morning, the ship sets sail headed back in the direction of Mandalay. On board the guide lectures on the Ayeyarwady River. The ship anchors mid-river for the evening providing a marvellous opportunity to observe the stars. A casual cocktail party is followed by dinner.
Continue sailing up the river until Road To Mandalay arrives at the little Burmese village of Shwe Kyet Yet in the early afternoon. After lunch enjoy a group excursion to Sagaing considered to be the living centre of the Buddhist faith in Myanmar and famous for its silversmiths who still work in much the same way as their ancestors did. Return to the ship for dinner and local entertainment.
Visit Pyin U Lwin (formerly Maymyo), a colonial hill station set high in the mountains. Soak up the atmosphere with its cool climate, English style houses, colourful market and beautiful botanic gardens. A typical Shan lunch is taken at a colonial house. Return to the ship for a final dinner on board.
You'll disembark from your ship back in Mandalay this morning, and bid farewell to your fellow cruisemates.
Take a group transfer to the airport for your onward flight to Yangon.
Board your scheduled domestic flight from Mandalay to Yangon.
Carol Huerth ,
November 18, 2013
"Dear Danny,
I just want to thank you for a wonderfully organized vacation and barge experience in France. We were pleased with every aspect of our vacation and will definitely recommend your company. We will also certainly recommend our exceptionally capable, pleasant guide in Paris. Waffa Lenky navigated us with relative ease through the crowded tourist attractions. She was knowledgable and fun to be with. I gave this trip a 10.
Carol Huerth
Luisa Currie ,
October 07, 2013
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Tom Warner ,
October 07, 2013
"Danny, I just wanted to write back to you to let you know that my wife and I had a terrific trip. You were very helpful and patient with us and we are looking forward in booking with Kensington shortly with another trip and will go through you."
Barbara DeCoster ,
April 12, 2013
"Dear David,
Thank you, thank you, thank you for putting together the magnificent Antarctica Tour that my daughter and I just finished. Every detail worked perfectly from the time we got on the plane at SeaTac airport in Seattle, until the time we returned to SeaTac.
Giselle Lopez, the excellent tour guide in Buenos Aires was waiting for us at the airport there with a car and driver. Her half day tour of the city was excellent--she is a fantastic guide and so knowledgeable. When we checked into our hotel room, it was just great--and then we turned on the TV to a local news channel and were greeted with the news that a new pope had just been chosen and he was from Argentina! (How did you arrange the timing on that?) The location of our Hotel Madero was perfect for a short walk in the vicinity. That evening, in spite of a horrific traffic jam, our driver arrived on time to take us to Rojo Tango. Next morning we were taken to the airport right on schedule.
We were met in Ushuaia by a guide and van who took us on a tour of the National Park. Again we were fortunate to have such a knowledgeable guide. Las Hayas Hotel is definitely a winner. Our room was deluxe and dinner couldn't have been finer. Next morning we took a cab into Ushuaia for some shopping and lunch. Our driver met us a promised at the Hotel Albatross and delivered us to our cruise ship (our bags had been picked up that morning by the cruise company at Las Hayas).
The Russian cruise ship, Akademik Sergey Vavilov, was another winner. We had a lovely cabin (my daughter insists it was the best one on the ship because of size and location). Surprisingly, many of the Staff were from Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and Canada, which made for a lot of conversation for us. Again the Staff were so knowledgeable and helpful and took special care of this 80-year-old little lady. The lectures on board were great, the food delicious, the guests delightful. The Russian crew were a delight taking care of our needs efficiently and quietly.
Antarctica is so very special and spectacular. We came home with so many amazing photos and videos. We have been regaling our friends with our adventures.
From the time we left the cruise ship in Ushuaia til I walked in my front door, it was 33-1/2 hours! Next time could you arrange for Scottie to "beam us up?"
Again, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for a truly amazing once in a lifetime adventure. I hope to call on you again in the future.
Barbara DeCoster
Pauline Ives ,
November 06, 2012
"Hi, David,
We have now returned from our splendid tour: Munich to Budapest. Thank you very much indeed. It exceeded all our expectations, even the weather cooperated. Every driver and guide was on time – even early – and was efficient and friendly. We were surprised that the tour was so "private" and personal. We did not encounter anyone else at all from Kensington Tours although there were a few "groups" on the ship. The networking between your office and local enterprises works very well. The ship's crew and services were impressive. So thank you again. We will certainly recommend you to our friends, although at our age few travel far afield. Very best wishes, Pauline
Steve and Linda Shapiro ,
October 07, 2013
"Danny. Omg. What a fabulous fabulous time we had. Best trip ever and your team was incredible. Anastasia was the brightest most affable guide ever. Our driver was great. Thank you for making this one of the most memorable trips ever. Steve and Linda Shapiro "
October 07, 2013
"I just wanted to let you know that we really enjoyed our tour of St Petersburg. Our guide was very professional and knowledgeable yet flexible and fun. Using Kensington tours for our shore excursions truly made out time in Russia the highlight of our vacation.
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INDIANA: This looks like the national champion to me. Two national player of the year candidates in Oladipo and Zeller; excellent size with mobility; an unsung point guard in Yogi Ferrell; a coach who has been in the Final Four (Tom Crean when at Marquette); and the inner drive to once and for all bury the wreckage left after the Kelvin Sampson/NCAA penalties mess.
MICHIGAN: The Wolverines are highly talented and play a pleasant-to-the-eye game. But questions about toughness and defensive grit have emerged. UM did bounce back from the loss at Penn State to avenge a 23-point loss to Michigan State. "We knew Michigan State was going to come in and try to bully us," UM point guard Burke said. "From here on, we've all made a vow to play with toughness for 40 minutes." We'll be watching.
MICHIGAN STATE: It's not the three consecutive losses to ranked opponents that have damaged MSU's hopes as an NCAA tourney Final Four sleeper. It's the slump that point guard Keith Appling is in. Over the past four games, Appling has shot 23.5 percent (8 of 34) from the field and 5 percent (1 of 20) on 3s. Also, he has more turnovers (13) than assists (12). The pieces are in place for a good run, but Appling must get out of his funk.
OHIO STATE: The Buckeyes have had a very solid season, but leave the feeling there is more to be tapped. OSU has the league's leading scorer in forward Thomas (19.8), but no one else in the league's top 30. That failure to identify a certified second scorer may be an obstacle Ohio State can't overcome to get past the Sweet 16.
WISCONSIN: The Badgers' off-beat offensive style makes them difficult to prepare for in a tournament setting, especially on a one-day turnaround. But with such a reliance on 3-pointers comes the "clunker effect." On Sunday, UW missed its final 18 3-point shots and lost at home to below-.500 Purdue.
MINNESOTA: A freakishly athletic team that rose to No. 8 in the polls off a 15-1 start, fell out of the polls after losing six of the next eight, but now is re-creating momentum after an upset of Indiana secured an NCAA bid. This is a team with five players who have posted 20-point games this season. That makes the Gophers dangerous enough to get on a run.
ILLINOIS: The Illini remind me of some Danny Nee teams at Nebraska, having the talent to beat anyone and lacking the focus needed to avoid letdowns. Illinois beat Gonzaga and Indiana, yet scuffled to top Gardner-Webb by one and Auburn by two. Great perimeter scoring could create an upset, but a winning streak in the tourney isn't likely.
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Federal Brass: "FC" v "FC 07" v "FC 08"
This is a discussion on Federal Brass: "FC" v "FC 07" v "FC 08" within the Reloading forums, part of the HUNTING EQUIPMENT, FIREARMS & AMMUNITION category; Hey all of you experienced reloaders, I got asked a reloading question that I could not answer and I'm hoping ...
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Federal Brass: "FC" v "FC 07" v "FC 08"
Hey all of you experienced reloaders, I got asked a reloading question that I could not answer and I'm hoping one of you can help...
On Federal brass (within the same caliber), some have head stamps that say "FC". Some have head stamps that say "FC 07" and others that say "FC 08".
Is the brass the same or is it different? If there is a difference, what is it?
"Thanks" in advance for any info you can provide.
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PS: The guy that asked me has .300 Win Mag brass with all 3 head stamps. He's going to weigh the pieces and let me know what he finds. I'll report on that when I get the info.
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Hey browningbbr, how you doing? My understanding is that the FC 07 or FC 08 tells you it is Federal Cartridge produced in 2007 & 2008 (i.e. "production runs"). Sort of like LC 05 (Lake City Ammunition Plant, 2005 production run). Will be interesting to see how they weigh up AND the measured physical dimensions (all the dimensions). I believe if those are different, only Federal Cartridge can tell you why (and good luck in that endeavor). Again, I believe the weight and physical dimensions will be informative. Will be interesting to see how they "pooch" just forward of the band after the first firing. I personally really like the soft FC brass. Enough so that it is what I mix and used in Africa. Just my opine, but the FC brass has been good to me. Now... having said that (here is the disclaimer: I inspect and chamber EVERY round I use for hunting prior to going to the field). Sort of a belt and suspenders kind of a guy. Anyone know better, please make me smart here.
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..Browning my understanding is the same as Larry's that it's a production run! I don't know much about Federal brass as the only Federal I ever used is for my 30/30. The only reason I have that is I found a bunch laying on the ground at the range & I took home, cleaned, full lengthed & trimmed then reloaded. Seem to work very well! I just always used Winchester or Remington Brass!!
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Thanks Guys - I too am a fan of Fed brass and have used it for several calibers. It's proven to be very consistent. I always weigh each piece after resize-trim-pocket uniforming-flash hole deburr. I end up with very few "grade outs".
I had just never run across the "FC 07" question before.
Another source told us that the "07" denoted match grade cases, but that made little sense.
I'm still waiting for the weight information.
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The fellow that asked me about the FC v FC07 v FC08 brass was unable to check weights and volumes properly, so I did it for him this weekend.
The differences in weight and volume were very, very small. (For volume, I used the weight of water to fill each case. The variance was at most 0.3gn.) I've seen much larger variances in brass from a single purchased lot of new stuff. Case weights were similar. Judging by the case lengths, the case weight will be even closer after trimming, chamfer and flash hole de-burring.
If you are curious, I can email the spreadsheet showing the results. As far as I am concerned, there is no significant difference between the lots with different FC headstamps.
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BWW Reviews: Allenberry Playhouse Gets a Workout With THE 39 STEPS
Well, children, you see, in 1915 a man named John Buchan wrote a novel called – no, scratch that. Once upon a time there was a very, very famous director named Alfred Hitchcock, who did a lot of very, very important movies – yes, right, "Psycho", with the stabbing in the shower, very good. He also did a movie in 1935 titled "The 39 Steps", based on John Buchan's novel, and then Patrick Barlow turned it into a play titled – yes, Johnny, right, it's called THE 39 STEPS. It played the West End where it won an Olivier Award for Best Comedy in 2007, and then it came to the US and won two Tonys for lighting and sound, and had four other nominations, including for Best Play. And it's playing right now at Allenberry Playhouse, where… well, children, yes, it would help if you'd seen some Alfred Hitchcock movies other than "Psycho".
Forgive that opening, but it's all true – including the thought that half the audience will miss a quarter of the jokes because they don't know Hitchcock's collected works. THE 39 STEPS is indeed a thriller, and the play keeps the book and movie plot intact… while still being a comedy… in fact, possibly more of a farce than a straight comedy. While at Allenberry, however, this reviewer did hear several under-40s requiring explanation that there are in fact Hitchcock movies such as "North By Northwest" and "Rear Window", and that Barlow has no compunction about punning his way through Hitchcock's other repertoire to tell this story. Brush up your Hitchcock, young'uns.
THE 39 STEPS is cast with four actors playing approximately 150 parts, while only the lead actor plays the same character, adventurer Rchard Hannay, all the way through. As Hannay, Dustin Charles (no stranger to this show) gives an energetic performance that takes him on top of a moving train, across the moors, away from chase planes, around, under and through a farm stile, and into multiple confrontations with evil foreign agents, all without a costume change or much opportunity to breathe as he's basically in every scene.
Abi Van Andel, the female lead, plays three characters – beautiful German spy Anabella Schmidt, who encounters Hannay at a vaudeville performance; Margaret, a borEd Scottish farm wife, and Pamela Richardson, a young, spunky Englishwoman who's thrown into Hannay's dangerous path. Although Van Andel admits to a fondness for the part of Annabella, a beautiful and perfectly dressed over-the-top adventuress with a secret Hannay can't pry from her, she is remarkable as Pamela, whose handcuffed dash across the Scottish moors with Hannay requires a carefully choreographed set of moves resembling a fierce game of Twister as they attempt to get through farm stiles while running from murderous Nazi agents. Her Margaret, however, is extremely amusing, as she thrills to Hannay's recollections of glamorous city living, and as she prepares a distinctly atypical farm dinner for Hannay and her dairy-farmer husband.
The two other actors, dubbed "Clowns", perform all the rest of the parts – police, train conductors, newsboys, German agents, hotel staff, and virtually every other character that can be thrown into the mix throughout the show, with a number of costume changes (sometimes a series of choreographed on-stage hat changes) that even they couldn't count by the time the show was over. Clown 1 is Roque Berlanga, Allenberry's Artistic Director, back on stage at long last, playing parts from a vaudeville performer with a penchant for memory feats to the party-hostess wife of an estate-owning scientist and everyone in between. Sean Riley, Clown 2, plays everyone else, most notably The Villain in several scenes (hint: in a non-Hitchcock movie, "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", the hands were a dead giveaway for the bad guys, and a different hand identifier reveals The Villain here). If Charles' performance is energetic, theirs is dizzying, as they are on-and-off stage repeatedly with at least partial changes of costume nearly every time. Physical fitness is as important as acting talent in these parts, and Berlanga and Riley indeed manage to survive the mad dash while retaining some slight degree of aplomb (but not too much).


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From what I can tell, this will be the full retail line for GM vehicles for 2012.
2012 Buick Lineup
2012 Buick Enclave. See Chevrolet Traverse, GMC Acadia.
2012 Buick LaCrosse. Will be built on the current generation platform.
2012 Buick Lucerne. There will not be a 2012 Buick Lucerne, production ends at 2011.
2012 Buick Regal. The CXL package is the same as 2011, there is a new GS package for 2012.
2012 Buick Verano. This is an all new subcompact for US Market.
2012 Cadillac Lineup
2012 Cadillac CTS.
2012 Cadillac CTS-V.
2012 Cadillac STS.
2012 Cadillac DTS.
2012 Cadillac SRX.
2012 Cadillac Escalade.
2012 Cadillac Escalade EXT.
2012 Chevrolet Lineup
2012 Chevrolet Avalanche. Built on the same chasis as the Suburban and Escalade EXT. Gives you the best
of both the pickup and the large SUV.
2012 Chevrolet Captiva Sport. New for 2012 is this compact SUV, the Chevy version of the GMC Terrain and shares a platform with the Opel Antara.
2012 Chevrolet Colorado. Unchanged since 2004, the Colorado is a solid mid-sized pickup.
2012 Chevrolet Equinox. We're in the second generation of this mid-size crossover.
2012 Chevrolet Express. Solidly built and reliable cargo/passanger van from Chevrolet that was last redesigned in 2003.
2012 Chevrolet Silverado. Same overall platform and design since the 2007 launch of the second generation of the Silverado. Major engine improvments have been incremental since 2007 however.
2012 Chevrolet Suburban. Major improvements in engine design and technology might see you average over 20 MPH freeway and 18 MPG city. Yes, really.
2012 Chevrolet Tahoe. Same overall design since 2007, the Tahoe is a great overall SUV.
2012 Chevrolet Traverse. The Traverse and it's cousins the Buick Enclave and GMC Acadia, are category killers. Platform rolled out with Acadia in 2007, so will this be the last year for current generation?
2012 GMC Lineup
2012 GMC Acadia. See Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave.
2012 GMC Canyon. See Chevrolet Colorado.
2012 GMC Sierra. See Chevrolet Silverado.
2012 GMC Terrain. See Chevrolet Captiva Sport.
2012 GMC Yukon. See Chevrolet Tahoe.
2012 GMC Yukon XL. See Chevrolet Suburban.
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The GMC Terrain and Chevy Equinox are siblings along with a distant Caddy SRX. The Chevy Captiva is something totally different.
Again, the Terrain is NOT the Captiva. The Terrain is the Equinox, and to some degree the SRX.
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I buy a carton of liquid pasteurized egg yolks and freeze it in ice cube trays. So I can take out a couple of cubes and make mayo anytime I want. So I don't have to worry about any Salmonella. I can also keep it for more than a week if I want to (right..?), so it's very convenient.
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Answer by flashflood 211 · Jul 03 '11 at 03:01 AM
Pre-packaged egg yolks are bound to have tons of oxidized cholesterol which is what the studies are based on that linked heart disease and dietary cholesterol. I'm also guessing these are from hens that have led a sorry life and eaten a sorry diet.
Eat whole eggs as fresh as possible. You have no need to worry about salmonella in raw eggs if they are pastured eggs. I've heard organic is safe as well. Salmonella contamination is from factory farms. It's factory farms which got us into this whole pasturization mess with milk.
Answer by Primal Toad 1920 · Jul 03 '11 at 02:58 AM
I personally eat raw eggs. My eggs are pastured from a local farm. If yours are the same then don't worry about eating them completely raw.
Answer by Glither 3763 · Jul 03 '11 at 01:11 PM
I buy instant eggs. They come in a white (sometimes light brown) ellipsoid casing. You just have to tap it on a hard surface to crack it open. What will they think of next?
Answer by coprophagous 3408 · Jan 09 '12 at 10:47 AM
i would eat my mayo and make fresh as needed. i mean really why take a chance. i made my first batch of mayo this week. I dont want old mayo. one week is a good rule to follow.
Answer by raydawg 22531 · Jan 09 '12 at 11:34 AM
Why wouldn't you buy actual, real, eggs, straight from pastured or organically fed hens?
I don't know about pasteurized egg yolks, but I have seen a box of the fake stuff and while the label said real eggs on them, they had stuff like wheat or soy or other nasties. I don't recall exactly as it's not something I'd actually have in my fridge.
Separating egg yolks from whites, is a very simple process, it's not much of a time saver to have it pre-done for me.
If you need to separate the yolks from the whites, you'd normally want them at room temperature because you're making a dish that would require it (omelettes, custards, mousse, etc.) So warm'em up by putting them in a bowl of warm water for 5 minutes, then either crack the shell in half and pass the contents from one half to the other, letting the white drip out over the shell until all you have is the yolk. Or, just use your fingers: pour the egg out of the shell into your hand and let the white slip through your fingers, but not the yolk. Very easy.
Most of the time, I'd want the whole egg since the nutrients are in the yolk (biotin, and other B vitamins) while the anti-nutrients that deplete biotin are in the whites.
Besides, I don't know ahead of time whether I need more yolk or whites, so, why not have both available, fresh, as needed, instead of chemically stabilized, or full of oxidized fats, and proteins, or with added preservatives?
As an example, not necessarily related to the specific product you've asked about, here's what one of these industrial egg like products lists as its ingredients:
Contains 99% of Egg(s) Whites, Contains less than 1% of Flavor(s) Natural, Color(s) Includes (Beta Carotene) Spice(s), Salt, Onion(s) Powder, Vegetable(s) Gum (Xanthan Gum, Guar Gum), Vitamins And Minerals, Calcium Sulphate (Sulfate), Iron (Ferric Phosphate), Vitamin E (Alpha Tocopherol (Tocopheryl) Acetate), Zinc Sulfate, Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)), Vitamin B1 (Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1)), Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (HCL)), Folic Acid (Vitamin aB), Biotin, Vitamin D3
Guar gum is absolutely not something I'd want to eat. Note that they don't actually list what's in those "natural" flavors, spices, or colors, they probably contain MSG or other nasties. They do list things like salt, onion powder, but for some reason, they are listed separately from the generic "spices" - the generic word is what could hide all sorts of nasty stuff.
Also, I don't need more iron in my diet, and I have salt, if I want to add it, I will.
Whole eggs, themselves, naturally contain vitamins, so the fact that these guys are adding them back in, is already a bad sign - this is from a egg white only product, so this is why they put back what they removed from the yolks. (It's no different to what they do with bread: they bleach the flour, which removes a lot of the vitamins and then add just enough artificial versions of those back in to pass FDA regulations.)
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