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Poetry, fiction, nonfiction and thoughts on writing from a 1950s rocket kid. My newest book is Gods of Water and Air, available on Amazon.
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BIG POETRY BOOK GIVEAWAY! Enter now to win two poetry books
(1) Stanley Kunitz' beautiful Passing Through, The Later Poems, New and Selected (NY: W. W. Norton & Company, 1995). Kunitz is one of my most favorite poets for his passionate, wild heart and his eloquent and vivid imagery. He has stamped his rhythms and clarity on my own work as I read and admired him over the years. (Disclaimer: It has my name in it, but is otherwise in great shape. Even though I read it a lot!)
Gods of Water and Air (Aldrich Press, 2013). Deema Shehabi, author of Thirteen Departures from the Moon, said about my collection: "Each poem in this collection is masterfully written, brimming with observation's ardor. She asks us questions that are to be savored. She begs us to grasp time, rein in it, and let it go: 'Be a net. Catch the world by letting the knots slip.'" This collection, which includes drama (a short play) and prose, as well as poetry, feels to me like a bringing together of memories, desires, aspirations, and practice across the decades I have been writing. A watershed and a new beginning. I chose the cover image for its ancient verity: the motherly quality of the earth arches high over our lives, forever ready to nurture and protect, and for poets a deathless source.
All you have to do to enter is to email me your name and email address: email@example.com. I'll draw the name from a hat in May and mail the winner the two books, paying the postage.
If you want to participate, here are the details, at Kelli's blog. Happy National Poetry Month!
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US: We spied on you Europeans but we can still be chums. Right?
High-ranking Eurocrats are expected to begin crisis talks on digital surveillance with American officials on Monday. Lithuanian president Dalia Grybauskaitė, whose country will take up the EU presidency today , said she hoped to piggyback discussions on Edward Snowden and the PRISM system on top of trade talks. The EU and the …
Summary of talks
European State: "How dare you justify snooping on our data!"
NSA: "We will share the data that has IP addresses within your country, with you! Half price..."
European State: "Cool."
Subesquent press release in European State press: "We have let America know our feelings on this matter and have come to a satisfactory outcome. Our citizens can now know that they are protected due to our dilligence and fortitude"
European State Secret Service: Hey, we stop forking out so much money for our own snooping - NSA is giving it away!
NSA: Ok, dodged that one. We now have extra funds for some decent PR for recuiting...
Re: Summary of talks
USA: Ok, "I understand you're annoyed. What with us looking at what your citizens are up to."
France: "We are shocked, shocked I say"
Germany: "It is unacceptable"
UK: "Oh, that's all right, old chap. We knew you were up to something. We got the gen from the NSA memos to the President".
Re: Summary of talks
Whilst the French may indeed be crying 'Zut Alors' I suspect the French DGSE might be trying to keep them quiet...... all these countries spy on one and other.
Re: Summary of talks
In additional private meetings:
NSA (anonymous via third party): "You know we are simply amazed at how many MEP's and Eurocrats are kiddie porn site browsers / tax dodgers / or engaged in extra marital wa-hey. It would be a shame if that information were to leak. Fortunately we have your help keeping people like Snowden in check. Don't we [no question mark]"
MEP's and Eurocrats: "So, pretty please, do you agree to our plan."
NSA (anonymous via third party): "We'll think about it. Don't call s we'll call you. Oh and by the way, the US government delegation is offering really good trade terms. Agree to them."
Re: Summary of talks
European State(s): "How dare you justify snooping on our data!"
*France adjusts recording microphone*
*Germany refocuses spy camera*
*Britain rummages through USA's briefcase in the next room*
Re: Summary of talks
The difference is that I suspect the French secret service isn't handing over Airbus's business data to Boeing - I suspect GCHQ+NSA are.
>French secret service isn't handing over Airbus's business data to Boeing
I suspect it would make more sense if the French were to hand over Boeing data to Airbus.
Re: >French secret service isn't handing over Airbus's business data to Boeing
I doubt that the NSA deliberately spy on Boeing to give the data to the DGCE,
But I suspect that GCHQ and the UK security services consider the special relationship with America as more important than British industry. So I don't imagine that they filter out interceptions on British companies before handign data over to the USA
Re: JLV Re: >French secret service isn't handing over Airbus's business data to Boeing
"....the French were to hand over Boeing data to Airbus." More likely the Dassault Group. Allegedly, etc.
Re: all these countries spy on one and other.
except of course for the ones who can't because they don't have the means to do so.
To the extent the trade negotiations discuss spying, it will be kabuki theater to reassure everyone. They can't actually dig too deep, because they can't publicly disclose that for the first time in his life, what The Big 0 has been saying publicly is true: everybody spies on each other, even if the public proclamation is that gentleman don't read each others mail.
They don't like it up 'em, do they?
Politicians, quite prepared to snoop on us, but when someone snoops on them, they go apeshit.
If they've got nothing to hide, they've got nothing to fear.
They're politicians, of course they have something to hide.
"hey're politicians, of course they have something to hide."
Something they should start to remember with regard to their citizens.
"Something they should start to remember with regard to their citizens."
The citizens know where the politicians live... also good information.
"We have the US attorney general's letter to the EU"
A bit like Hitler's letter to Chamberlain. If the EU appeases the USA over this, it will only be another nail in our coffin.
"I don't seek an apology from anybody"
Re: "We have the US attorney general's letter to the EU"
You can always trust a latvian politician to play the big scary russian card. You can also always trust her to appease. Same as 60 years ago. So she is a quisling all right. On more than one level.
Re: "We have the US attorney general's letter to the EU"
Of course. Any time there is any mention of economic or social reform, or getting snouts out of troughs .... and Lithuanian but you are entirely correct in any case. Does she look poor or malnourished to you? ;)
Re: "We have the US attorney general's letter to the EU"
Did someone mention snouts and troughs?
"It is the sight of Squealer walking upright, on his hind legs. At this moment, all of the pigs leave the farmhouse in single file, all upright on two legs. Finally, Napoleon emerges from the farmhouse, upright and carrying a whip."
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If anybody is more concerned about their current use of the cloud because of the Snowden business, then they really walked into the situation with their eyes shut.
But its better to open your eyes late than never...
"If anybody is more concerned about their current use of the cloud because of the Snowden business, then they really walked into the situation with their eyes shut."
The whole world does it. People just dont care less. As long as whatever it is suits them, they dont care what or how its being done unless it goes wrong.
It's deserved.
"The whole world does it. People just dont care less."
They care more?
In the end NOTHING will change...
The EU will say : "please... pretty please... pretty please with sugar on top ?"
And the US will say : "aarghh... allright then... we won't do it again... pinky swear !"
And the snooping will continue anyway, because the USA thinks it's job is to police the globe...
Re: In the end NOTHING will change...
They police the globe because they get asked to - ex: Syria's civilian population begging for US intervention. And before you go "What about Afghanistan or Iraq?" Sometimes when you mess with the bull you get the horns. Price of doing business.
But you are correct. Nothing below the surface will change, just a lot of words saying they will.
Re: In the end NOTHING will change...
"Syria's civilian population begging for US intervention."
BS - the Syrian people have seen the effects of US humanitarian intervention in Libya, and it is the last thing they want. Those screaming for intervention and arms are al Qaeda supporters. NATO is training and arming (via 3rd parties) al Qaeda, even thinking of handing over stingers to the 'right' people. What could possibly go wrong!
Re: In the end NOTHING will change...
The US got the policing the globe job because - once theyd gotten rid of the isolationists - they had to go through with that navy "second to none" and an impoverished Britain had decided having an Empire was too much bloody hard work there was no one else and it could afford to. Not that it was a good idea.
Perhaps if the US had not had an unfettered post-WWII industrial dominance, then perhaps there would have been four or more major powers rather than three (with one aided by their two mates).
Ah, if only someone had suggested that round windows looked better on the Comet, perhaps someone else's aviation industry could have discovered metal fatigue the hard way and Vickers would be celebrating 100 years of crossing the Atlantic....
Thank you, graeme
your 'round windows on the Comet' comment led to two very enjoyable hours of Aviation history - the water tank testing of the Comet's fuselage was particularly impressive.
Thanks again!
Re: Thank you, graeme
I had the unalloyed pleasure of going into the Nimrod at our local aviation museum on Tuesday. Comets were kind of in mind.
The 50s and 60s were a glorious time for aviation, if you ignore all the crashes, project cancellations, companies folding and so forth. An out-pouring of ideas never to be repeated. By comparison what have we had in the last 20? Improvements in efficiency and construction but no really new concepts. IMHO.
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Best thing is not to get involved, it is going to go pear shaped, someone will be worse off regardless of outcome so just do not get involved.
Re: In the end NOTHING will change...
We KNOW its out job to police the globe because every stinking time you guys get upset, you come wailing to Daddy about it. Personally I'd like to let the lot of you stew in your own juices since you never want to do the smallest thing to prevent it before it reaches catastrophic levels, but we're stuck in the stew too.
Re: the last thing they want.
Right, that's why their signs are written in Arabic AND English. Because they don't want the Americans to know and will keep out.
Re: Tom 13 Re: the last thing they want.
".....that's why their signs are written in Arabic AND English....." I was witness to a very carefully prepared "spontaneous" protest in Beiruit in the '80s, complete with marshals that guided the "protestors" past the CNN camera crew, and made sure they were holding their banners up the right way seeing as the carriers couldn't speak a word of the English slogans painted on the banners.
The 'cloud' is like the English Weather
Pisses all over you when you least expect it.
Just don't sign up with any Cloud hosting company that is American or has an American subsidiary.
One with no US presence at all preferably. That way they can't use US laws to bypass EU/local ones to snoop on your data.
Then the bead of GCHQ will say,
Just be good chaps and send everything to/from the cloud in clear and don't use that silly encryption. That way we won't need to snoop on your cloud systems and we will be positive that you aren't a terrorist/paeophile/ general bad guy that needs 'taking out'.
What a load of D**kheads if they think we will fall for that one.
Re: The 'cloud' is like the English Weather
"One with no US presence at all preferably. That way they can't use US laws to bypass EU/local ones to snoop on your data."
Don't quite think Kim Dotcom would agree with you there...
We understand your concern
but if you'd like a tip about some shares that will be worth buying this afternoon about 2.30 or so...
The "special" relationship
is beginning to sound more like Stockholm syndrome
Is there any point?
They probably already know what our side are going to say anyway...
tying trade talks to this, while hypocritically claiming shock yet doing the same things themselves, just makes governments look petty and narrow-minded, and politicians look like fools. Next they'll do something completely stupid like tie the trade negotiations to protection for films / tv for purely selfish (and blatantly silly) reasons. Oh, wait ...
Clouds - nope!
When I looked into cloud storage 2 or 3 years ago before all the hype I chose Humyo - a UK company - precisely because they were based in London, NOT the US. Which put my data under UK data protection laws. it was later bought by Trend and moved to Germany. I closed my account.
I use my own private NAS now that's not online and secure portable storage. Don't trust anyone, me. Cynical old git.
Nuf Sed.
Re: Clouds - nope!
Ironically it is probably more secure form the NSA in Germany than in the UK. The only thing limiting NSA spying in the UK is how quickly GCHQ can send them the data.
Re: Clouds - nope!
"When I looked into cloud storage 2 or 3 years ago before all the hype I chose Humyo - a UK company - precisely because they were based in London, NOT the US."
And that, ironically, refutes the whole basis of the Cloud - that you don't care (or, perhaps, even know) where you computing is done and your data is stored.
Re: Clouds - nope!
But if you read about the cyberwar capabilities the US has and is planning to extend, you start to realise that data may be no safer on your own system than in the cloud anyway. For example, and just as a taster:
and I assume the US aren't alone in this. Would anyone like to 100% guarantee their system can resist an attack from a state as determined as this to get at your data?
Increasingly, I think the solution has to be technological as no-one can apparently be trusted with anyone's data these days. What technologies are needed, I have no idea, unfortunately.
Re: Werner McGoole Re: Clouds - nope!
"But if you read about the cyberwar capabilities the US has and is planning to extend, you start to realise that data may be no safer on your own system than in the cloud anyway....." You need to start thinking about how the NSA et al will be targetting clouds, how they will be selecting targets for more aggressive monitoring and possible hacking. I expect their selection criteria will be something like this:
1. Are the actual cloud systems in a non-friendly (i.e., one that does not allow NSA/GCHQ snooping)?
2. Is the cloud provider owned or funded by a person or persons of interest (at the moment, that probably includes being funded by a Qatari-based investment bank)?
3. Do other people of interest already buy services from that cloud?
4. Are there encrypted streams not using OTS encryption tools exiting or entering the cloud in question (and where do they go to)?
5. Do any of those encrypte streams exit to TOR, non-friendly nations, or other clouds/companies/people already of interest?
Other possible reasons for the NSA to take an interest are if your cloud provider employs only foreigners from certain groups (such as Pakistan). Whilst you may not know these thing when you sign up for a cloud, and they are unlikely to tell you up front as your legitimate business may be being used to provide cover for their nefarious activities, when the Police turn up with a search warrant it is your business that will be offline whilst all the servers and storage are searched.
"High-ranking Eurocrats are expected to begin crisis talks on digital surveillance with American officials on Monday."
Yeah and if by some freaking miracle anything other than "Sorry we bothered you." comes out of the mouths of the toadying EU politicians on Monday, pigs will fly, the sky will suddenly piss page-3 birds and chocolate coins, and rainbows will come out my arse!
Waste of time them going isn't it? We all know full well what's going to happen, the US gov and the NSA will bend the EU delegates over the table for a damn good caning for their insolence!
@Amourous Cowherder
>>rainbows will come out my arse!
That happened to me after eating chicken in Eygpt :(
never underestimate the predictability of stupidity ...
(is that from "Snatch" ?)
I have spent the past 3 years banging on to all and sundry about the risks of cloud storage *Especially* when a US company is involved (note: physical location is irrelevant. US companies have to do Uncle Sams bidding *wherever* they are based.). Mainly due to have actually read the PATRIOT act. Mostly to a "yeah yeah" from customers.
*Now* they start bitching as if nobody told them. Well *I* did. Shame they didn't listen.
Nonsense, we can trust US cloud providers
We can absolutely trust them to send regular summaries to the NSA, and fork over everything any time the NSA so much as twitches its pinky.
Funny how, when it comes to our privacy and personal life, companies fall over themselves to obey gubbermint spooks, but when it comes to paying taxes, no spook can seem to find them anymore to bring in the dollars.
Leaves me baffled, I must say.
What is all this c**p about Cloud??
So let's see the US can walk in to a data centre and say open your draws to me baby anytime they want? Nope, big fail they need to have a warrant from a federal court issued by a judge who has heard the reason why they want the information. Now consider the UK.
Spy walks in to minister's office and says sign this bit of paper I need to go look at the files of some bloke or other who telephoned his granny a known member of Saga that terrorist organisation (always banging on about the rights of old people). Minister says oh alright then off you go sunny jim.
Now which of those two scenarios is scarier? When you talk about the PATRIOT Act you talk about something focussed on terrorism, when you talk about RIPA you talk about people lying about where they live in respect to a school!
All countries have cottoned on to the fact that they can capture the metadata related to telephone and internet traffic and pretty much every country with a few spare million is doing it to a greater or lesser extent, the big issue is what are the legal controls around this and believe it or not (and most won't) the US actually has slightly better legal controls over this than most of the European states where State Security falls in to a nice grey zone where the DPA or its equivalent in the rest of the EU States does not apply.
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I agree completely with hcirehttae on the issue of equal road respect being directly reliant upon equal responsibility. If I, as a bicyclist, want to be treated as a legitimate occupant of the road, than I must adhere to the same rules as the existing legitimate occupants of said road.
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The big news in the Vikings RB stable this offseason was the rehab of Adrian Peterson from a knee injury. Though Peterson's rehab has been executed to plan, conventional wisdom suggested that the Vikings would lean on backup Toby Gerhart a bit more in 2012 while Peterson worked his way back to form.
Gerhart is indeed poised for an increased role in the Vikings offense this season, but it's becoming apparent that the increased role is more a function of Gerhart's improvement than it is of Peterson's recovery from injury. In two preseason games this year, Gerhart has 11 carries for 61 yards (5.5 yards per carry) and 1 reception for 19 yards. He looks the part of a starting-caliber NFL RB. Aside from that production, Gerhart has displayed his improvement in other areas as well.
"Toby has made strides in the pass protection realm of his game," Offensive Coordinator Bill Musgrave explained. "He's always been smart, but I think his technique is better this year. He's playing with lower pad level. Running the ball, too, he seems to be more assertive. A little bit quicker to hit the hole."
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Nian Ni (Chinese: 唸你, literally means "Remember You") is a 2011 ballad single sung by Taiwanese pop singer Jeremy Liu (劉子千), the son of a well-known 80s singer Liu Jiachang (劉家昌). Since the video's debut on YouTube, the song became a popular subject of online mockeries for its all-too-retro vibes and repetitive tunes, as well as the fact that the song was written by his father Liu Jiachang.
The song was composed by the Taiwanese singer Lui Jiachang, best known for his eccentric and smart hit singles in the 80s, and produced by his son and pop singer Jeremy Lui (劉子千). The music video also features another Taiwanese celebrity Gui Gui (鬼鬼).
The music video for "Nian Ni" was first uploaded via Taiwanese MTV on July 7th, 2011 and re-uploaded via YouTube on July 8th, 2011. The song began to spread through Chinese and Taiwanese forums for a brief period of time before the music video aired on MTV later that month. Upon its broadcast, both the song and the music video were poked fun at for its "brainwashing" tune, lyrics that are hard to follow and the singer's less-than-flattering voice. The YouTube video also became notable for its high dislike-to-like ratio, with a count of 3828 likes and 12581 dislikes (as of August 24th).
Initially, the majority of online interest in the video mostly came from Taiwan. In the following week in June, the video entered circulation on Facebook and other popular blogs like Avocado Sushi Diary which boosted the number of views up to one million in just over a week. The original video was allegedly taken down from Youtube due to copyright issues from the Hong Kong Recording Industry Alliance Limited.
On July 14th, 2011, the Taiwanese media also reported on the growing ironic fandom of "Nian Ni," which was subsequently picked up by Hong Kong's news agencies as well:
Beginning in late July 2011, the volume of search queries for "Nian Ni" in Hong Kong region started to surpass that of Taiwan, according to Google Insights:
Similar to the outbreak of Rebecca Black's viral video fame, parodies and remixes of Liu's song began to flood in through YouTube:
Speculations of alternate motives and strategies behind the song and video were also covered by the Taiwanese news media, with the most notable segment aired on ETTV:
In the broadcast, the host analyzes the song and its impact on the marketability of Liu's album, eventually hypothesizing that the awfulness of the song may have been engineered by Jeremy Lui's father:
1. Because everyone had played the song repetitively, now everyone knows how to sing this song.
2. Because this song is in such poor quality, the other songs in the same album will sound better. ("People lowered their expectations for him…..which will surprise them later, gaining positive reputation")
3. No need for advertisement now, it is popular enough.
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…Many people jokingly suggested that they should sue me. …And when I was walking around the road, people all looked at me as if I am some superstar. …And when I saw the news coverage on TV I was like "oh, crap." …I followed my father's suggestions. I didn't expect it to be so famous, and I would gladly face any result that came after.
Liu Jiachang's Response
Later in an interview, Jeremy Liu's father Liu Jiachang pointed to post-production issues in response to the widespread criticism of his vocal caliber. Responding to the plain style of the music video, the singer disagreed that the music video was created in bad style. He also added that Lady Gaga's meat dress and her music video is too fancy.
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Hong Kong comedian Wong Cholam[2] produced a parody of the music video to promote his own stand-up talk show. Aptly titled "Daddy," the song is about Jeremy Liu forgetting his father and saying sorry. There are also Hitler's reaction videos discussing the phenomenon, as well as remixes and mash-up videos featuring Taiwanese pop culture references:
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The Gods
Wong Cholam of The Gods, a comedy group from Hong Kong, also put together a comedy sketch during the group's 2011 summer show called "Hot Fun Gods." The sketch is about 3 girls preparing a present for their school teacher who they're all infatuated with (0:59):
Miku Hatsune
Taiwanese Netizens made a Vocaloid tribute of Miku Hatsune singing the song:
Celebrity Imitated Show
Taiwanese comedy show Celebrity Imitated Show (全民最大黨) also created a parody of the song:
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[2]Wikipedia – Wong Cholam
[4]Pixnet – TVMan2011's Blog
[5]ChinaBroadcast – 劉子千新歌「唸你」唸到網友抓狂
[6]Taiwan News – "唱腔扁平MV粗糙 台灣神曲《念你》另類爆紅
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Mary Gaitskill is the author of the novels Two Girls, Fat and Thin and Veronica, as well as the story collections "Bad Behavior," "Because They Wanted To" and "Don't Cry." Her story "Secretary" was the basis for the feature film of the same name. Her stories and essays have appeared in The New Yorker, Harper's, Granta, Best American Short Stories and The O. Henry Prize Stories. In 2002 she was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for fiction; in 2010 she received a New York Public Library Cullman Center research grant. Her novel Veronica was nominated for the National Book Award in 2005. She has taught at UC Berkeley, the University of Houston, New York University, The New School, Brown and Syracuse University; last year she was the Writer-In-Residence at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. She is at present teaching writing and literature at Claremont McKenna College.
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Fischer previously collected three All-America accolades on the year after being recognized by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, D3Hoops.com and DIIINews.
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I saw this gun at Pyramyd Air,its got a thumbhole stock and its called HW35L.Is this a good sporter
rifle and does anyone have one.It says .177cal at 790 fps,this gun looks sweat!Any info would be great.Thanks
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it's on my list of guns yet to be aquired
December 17 2000, 12:41 PM
especially since there is no 35 in my collection. Somehow I've always managed to overlook this gun, yet its a good classic breakbarrel. RB
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HW 35--timeless classic
December 17 2000, 1:26 PM
The following crud was written awhile back and probably has more trivia than you want to know! I had it stashed away on the hard drive. I have had 2 35's, my current one is a beautiful HW 35 L from the 70's. It's one of my alltime favorites, though I have to say I like the more tradional stock styles better than the thumbhole buttstock (or "butthole thumbstock", as one wag put it!). Well, here's the junk:
The HW35 was Weihrauch's first "magnum" sporter. It was introduced in the early 50's and is still being made
today. Beeman dropped it after the Weihrauch-made R1 was introduced, but the 35 recently returned to the
US market courtesy of Pyramyd Arms. Never that popular in the US, it was the most revered sporter in
England until the field target craze, and the advent of Weihrauch's own HW77 there in the early '80's.
Its main features are a large receiver (same diameter as the R1, though not as long), double-jointed cocking link
(like the R7, makes for a short slot and only one front attachment screw under the stock forend), and a
manually-operated sliding barrel lock on the left side of the breech block. Compared to more modern designs
the piston travel is rather short, which keeps power in the 10 to 12 foot-pound range in spite of the pistons
large diameter.
There were many variations of the gun over the years, and HW has been known to switch around designations as various versions go in and out of production, which can create some confusion. The most familiar late European versions were the
"Standard" with plain beech stock and 19" barrel, and the "Export" with nice walnut woodwork and whopping
22" barrel. The "HW35EB" sold by Beeman until the late '80's combined the nicer stock and shorter barrel. The
HW35L variant had two iterations, older guns have a beautiful traditional Bayern-style stock with hexagonal
cheekpiece, forend side grooves, and a rounded pistol grip; newer ones have an Americanized Monte Carlo
comb and curving cheekpiece, both versions in walnut. Interesting variants seen more recently in Europe
include a short 16" carbine barrel, a thumbhole stock, and green-tinted laminated "hunter" woodwork.
The HW35E stock design is worthy of special mention. It has the slightly bowed "hogsback" comb that is
popular in Europe (think of it as a Monte Carlo without the notch behind the cheekpiece). The pistol grip is
checkered nicely. The forend is slender--effectively masking the considerable bulk of that receiver--but deep,
round on the bottom, and has a long groove down each side instead of checkering. The handling and balance
are excellent and make the gun seem lighter than it really is.
I had a rather unique '35 that was made up for me by a shop in the UK. It had the Export stock and a special
16" carbine barrel, and was tuned by Venom Arms. The wood was quite pretty and the gun chrono'd well over
800 fps with Wasps. While perhaps an interesting tidbit for a collector, I really don't recommend either the
short barrel or the high-power tune job. The 19" tube balances better and my gun was rather harsh to fire;
handling and smoothness, not maximized fps, are what the HW35 should be about.
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Nice info!
December 17 2000, 2:14 PM
I realy learnd alot,sounds like a nice rifle.Is the HW35L with thumbhole worth $395?
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Well...it depends
December 17 2000, 10:17 PM
On what you want to do with it, and your personal tastes. As I guess you can tell from my previous post, I like the 35 a lot, and it is a quality gun, a sweet shooter, very accurate, and enough power for many uses. If the looks turn you on, go for it.
But there are a lot of quality guns that are less expensive, too. If you are a newcomer to the sport, you might want to mark the 35 on your "definite possibility" list, and keep looking around.
Don't neglect used guns, either. For the same 400 bucks you could get both a nice hunter, and a nice lighter gun like an R7, or a lot of other things.
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Thanks i may get a r9
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[B]BrowningNagle Excuse the long post - just had a bunch of thoughts on this floating around in my head and just wanted to get them out before my call that is supposed to come tomorrow - this post is almost more for me then anyone else and if its too long feel free to delete it. Just working through the entire process in my head. I'll pay you back by giving you just as detailed a blow by blow of my call this week for those interested! [/B]
Great post. Thanks for the candor.
[B]I disagree with SAR in that it was not a free ride for those 30 years - we paid what was asked and received he product as advertised. At the same time, I never had a contract with the team. While tradition dictated a certain system - I always knew that someday they could come in and change the terms of the deal. Thats life in a free market society. [/B]
Perhaps I shouldn't have said "free ride". It certainly cost everyone money. What I mean is that the same way some want recognition that "Woody is being greedy and hurting the average Jets fan" that these same people need to recognize the "good deal we've had since the 1980's".
We're all trying to rationalize spending, what, $16,000 to the Jets in one shot and then an increase of 30% in gameday ticket prices. One way to look at it is "a few bucks more per game.....beer and hot dog". Another way to justify it is "what I'm about to be asked to pay is a lot, but when I look at how much I saved vs. the other fans of the NFL over the past 25 years, it sort of wipes out what I'm about to pay".
Scream about the high prices of the future, but remember the low cost of Jets games since we moved to the Meadowlands too. Those 25 years of reasonable prices for great seat locations count for something.
[B]What the Jets have now done is draw a line in the sand and have chosen to make it about money and class. Now you have some people who can't afford the seats or can and choose not to spend their money this way calling out people who are buying PSL's morons. You also have some people who can afford the PSL's gloating about it over people who can not. [/B]
BMW's sit next to Honda's in every parking lot in America. Business class is only a few inches wider and a few feet ahead of coach. A Rolex owner can talk to a Casio owner.
Simple point being that Jets games are no different than any other aspect of our lives. And, as I've said earlier, this hasn't been fair to a large portion of Jetsland either. For every 60 year old squatting on 40 yard line seats there are 3 thirty-something's who want them, and they've been frozen out. Why? Why should people who can walk into any dealership and get a BMW, walk up to any ticket counter and get a first class seat, and go to a jewlery store and come out with a Submariner Date be told "sorry, nope" by their NFL team? Why have the last 40 years of Jets fandom been this unlike the rest of society?
I don't say this to be smug or to appear to be insensitive. Understand that please. But the point I raise is valid. While being sad for older Jets fans being priced out of the stadium, shouldn't we be happy for younger Jets fans finally getting their way in? Somewhere on JI is a 40 year old who's been on the waitlist since 1989, his "reward" being getting season tickets last year and getting the lowest seniority on the PSL list. In a month or two, he's going to finally be a New York Jets season ticket holder. Can we be happy for him?
[B]I think the Giants with their traditon will be able to get away with this unscathed but the Jets may be facing Yankee type ticket issues in 2010. [/B]
Disagree completely. Every PSL will be gone by summer, and the Jets will simply "un-club" the club seats on a year-by-year basis. Take away access to the restaurant, take away the special entrance, take away the close parking, lower the price from $400 to $199, and put 'em for sale each Wednesday. They'll be the hottest seats in New York. Fans will wait in line at 4am to scoop 'em up. Eventually, when the economy corrects itself, the club's will all sell out too.
[B]I look at it this way - its entertainment. I am probably upper middle class as I make a decent living - certainly not rich. [/B]
That's the heart of the matter right there. It's entertainment. It's not "life", it's not a birthright. I don't subscribe to movie forums, but do older movie fans scream that "tickets that used to cost me 10 cents now cost me 15 dollars.....the movie studios don't care about me anymore.....I was loyal to Paramount Studios since "Easy Rider"....." It's entertainment. It's completely frivolous. The Jets, like any other NFL team, are just pushing the value of that entertainment higher. iTunes just raised its prices 30%! There's no outrage.
[B]So in the end - I am going over to the dark side -[/B]
...and so will 90% of all current season ticket holders. And it's [I]them[/I], it's [I]those [/I]people that are causing the problems for the 10% being squeezed out. It's they who will pay Woody his money. It's they who will be ultimately responsible for the squeeze-out.
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We called and they were able to accommodate us for the next day. They offered a 90 min couples massage combination of massage, face scrub, scalp scrub and all over body scrub. It all felt amazing and the two ladies were very professional. My only "complaint" would be no showers after. We were a bit gritty and oily for our...
I'm so glad to read that you enjoyed yourselves! Thanks for choosing us, and thank you for taking the time to share some kind words about our business. Your feedback is much appreciated, and I do hope we'll have the pleasure of seeing you again the next time you're in Catalina!
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Michelle, Owner
My husband took the kids for a couple hours so I stopped in to see if I could get a massage. They took me right away and I had the most wonderful massage. Maybe the best one I've had. I can't remember my therapist's name, but she was great and the other lady I spoke with was also very nice!...
Thank you for your recommendation, Jenny! I realize I'm several months late to respond, but I wanted to reach out and let you know that we so appreciate your taking the time to share some kind words about our business. We're so glad to read such wonderful compliments, and couldn't be happier to know you enjoyed your massage so much....
My wife and I set up a couples massage. We loved it so much. We went two days in a row. Thanks so much. We are fans Thanks Candice and Romian. Hope spelling is right. Namaste!
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Replace Shambleshark with Vorel of the Hull Clade.
+1 looks like my deck when I started it.
Well Vorel of the Hull Clade is already in the deck its just that its not in there because Dragonmaze has not come out yet. I'll have to find another card to put in for Shambleshark.
You are able to add it to the list still
Yea when I first put the deck on the cards were on the website yet so I had to wait.
All I have to say is careful with Renegade Krasis cause his ability only triggers when he evolves so make sure u have big creatures enter after him. 3/2 is going to be a tricky evolve...I have him in mine and I am on the fence with it...we'll see when the set comes out though.
Dang i read that wrong, i thought it was when ever a 1/1 counter is put on him, that would be soooo OP. Haha
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This deck is Standard legal.
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