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That's right, they all have that little rattle. Good choice, it's a great little personal defense pistol!
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This the the best kept secret resort in the Dells because of its location and amenities. It is AWAY from the downtown Dells hustle and bustle. BUT it is only 10 minutes from downtown Dells, the expressway, Superwalmart & a pet motel.
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Amazing Fouth of July fireworks display. Lots of activites for children. Golf course is well groomed. Many pools scattered throughout the resort including a very large pool next to the Rec Cnter.
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We have been owners since 1990. Have been there every season. The ski Mts. are actually very large hills, but good runs, also snow tubing is available. There are 2 chair lifts. I have stayed in every type unit. If they are not as clean as you like, call housekeeping and they are will promptly fix any problem even move u to another unit if available. This resort is booked much of the year. Plan in advance if you want to go there. The cottages only have 1 bath, very serviceable cottage, not large but we just sleep there anyway. The Townhouses are nice, but some have many stairs to climb. They are built on hill and driving a car on those steep icy hills can be a problem The cabins are smaller than the cottages but decorated quite nicely, very up north woodsy feeling as they are situated amongst a pine forest. The Deluxe Timbers are our favorite, lots of space, whirlpool in unit, well kept. The villa's are older but nice. They have been renovating them. There is much to do in the summer in Wisconsin Dells, boat rides, water parks galore, very touristy in the summer. We go in off season. Many of the stores in WI. Dells stay open all year now.
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Great Golf ! Greater pool ! Good on site restaurants. Very beautiful place. Area site-seeing is wonderful.
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Thank you all for the kind words. After about 100 rds through it today I think I have a new favorite revolver.
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Interesting observation. I do use the Diamondbacks to introduce firearms to any new shooter, as the balance and size of the 4" seems to be the a good place to start.
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In response to Jim DeFede's article "The Making of an Exclusive" (September 14): In my mind, [Miami Herald columnist] Liz Balmaseda is a perfect balance of proud Cuban heritage, literary talent, and Miami journalism all bundled into a drastic landslide of blindsided, pro-Cuban, anti-American dramatics.
Once a journalist I enjoyed reading, she has become a predictable, in-your-face advocate for Cubans in America. For the past two years, the Cuban dilemma seems to be the only story she has been capable of covering. Wake up and smell the wonderful blend of Cuban and American coffee, Liz!
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Whoever threw a bottle at Chris could end up facing serious consequences. Read on for more details!
Throwing a bottle at a person's face in a club is no joke. And if Chris Brown decides to press charges, his assailants could wind up behind bars.
"Chris could go to the police and make a complaint and try to get other guys arrested," celebrity divorce lawyer Raoul Felder told HollywoodLife.com.
And since a bottle is considered to be a "deadly weapon" Chris could file criminal charges against the attackers or a civil lawsuit, according to Raoul.
"This is serious," Raoul told us. "Whoever threw this bottle could face consequences."
HollywoodLife.com has learned from a source close to the situation that Drake didn't throw the bottle at Chris. He was on his way out of the club when the fight broke out. The fight also reportedly had nothing to do with Chris' ex-girlfriend, Rihanna – was never a message in a bottle.
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@Emily Chris did not deserve what happened to him and neither does his girl kae yes what Chris did three years ago was not right at all any man or woman who hits the person that they so call love will always be an a domestic violence abuser but that has nothing to do of what just happened between him and drake with his posse what drake and his gang did to Chris and karrueche is unacceptable!!!! drake had no business fighting Chris for. no reason I hope him and his gang get's charged for bottley conduct and harm to the victims who are Chris brown and karrueche tran.
Posted at 9:12 PM on June 14, 2012
I dont feel sorry for Chris what so ever. What goes around comes around, I bet Drake an his entourage started talking crap to him calling him a women beater and I bet Chris didnt like that at all! Its really to bad that innocent people got hurt through. I bet Drake regrets the situation already he seems like a good guy! Does anyone else notice the white in Chris' nose?? Looks like hes up to a little somethin somethin!!!!!!!
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I say throw every last one of the idiots in jail… If they threw a punch or enabled the fight in anyway… Arrest them… ALL of them. It is time show these Pampered Poser wannabees what happens when their garbage spills over and hurts Innocent Bystanders.
All the talk about is Chris Brown presses charges…. What everyone fails to realize is that a Australian Tourist was hurt as well. She has many stitches in her head as we speak. If I were her… I would sue the damn pants off each and every one of these idiots (if their pants do not fall off on their own first LOL)… A Innocent Foreign National.. A Woman to boot was but one of a Number of Innocent victims caught up in these thugs Petty Squabble. Throw the book at every last one of the Tools.. And keep doing so till all these foo,ls are in Prison, Learn their lesson, or are broke begging in the streets.
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Posted at 4:58 AM on June 15, 2012
Oh, poor baby! He has a tiny cut on his chin. How horrible. He shows this miniscule cut as if it's a life threatening injury while his bodyguard is in the hospital with a serious head injury and he doesn't really seem to care about that. He should grow up and not behave like a little girl.
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I'm throwing my lot in with the 99%, a.k.a. the Occupy Movement. I have permanently dismissed my advertisers and replaced them with the Occupy supplied banner at the top, and Guy Fawkes in the eight ad spaces on the right. I will no longer cooperate with the unprincipled rich to the best of my ability. Though my lack of certain skills and abilities force me to buy food and products from these corporations, I can still resist.
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- I will not break the law or do anything unethical in retaliation.
- I will only buy a house from an owner-carry (no banks).
- I will continue to find new ways to resist.
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Guy Fawkes was the only man to enter Parliament with honest intentions. Having failed at the "gunpowder treason and plot", Fawkes was executed quite horribly, and burned in effigy every year since. His legacy victim to being on the losing side of a resistance movement. But much like the Kill-Dozer guy, you sometimes just have to sacrifice yourself to stick it to the rich and corrupt. Fascinating history aside and long-story short, Guy Fawkes' Mask has become the symbol of the people resisting corporate evil and the corrupt government that enables them. And to quote his favorite comic book and movie (V for Vendetta), "people should not be afraid of their governments, governments should be afraid of their people." The mask has also become the internet meme of the hacker group Anonymous; a decentralized group of elite hackers who fight censorship and generally support revolutionary activities including Occupy Wall Street.
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At the end of the day, the coal companies and government had their private little war with hard working Americans who despite other conditions were triggered by the use of the "Convict Leasing System". This was in 1891. Since the abolishment of slavery, a more enigmatic system of substitute slavery was created that lasted into the 1950's. Arrest people on BS charges, send them to prison, and rent them out as labor.
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Violence seems to be the only way to change. If we look at recent events such as Libya and Egypt, we see that armed resistance works. However, if we look at 2012 Bahrain Uprising which you won't see on CNN but only from non-USA free media sources such as Al Jezeera (video here); you will see that peaceful protests don't do squat, and that the USA being the heroes of Democracy and Freedom don't care enough to screw with their oil supply (controlled by the rich). In fact, with the corporations and the government working together, we don't even hear about it on CNN, Fox News, or any other USA news outlet.
"Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power." — Benito Mussolini, National Facist Party, First Marshall of the Empire, Italian Social Republic, Axis Powers, 1943.
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They lie to us from a hundred different angles and we buy it. They hold us hostage with mortgages and health insurance. They convince us that the rich are the victims who are forced to pay the most taxes. They use proof of inequality against the poor as proof of inequality against the rich. They convince us that trickle-down-economics (or giving money to the rich first) works. Well, it does work. It trickles down to India and China. How about trickle-up? That is you give the poor the money first, and then we'll just see how many poor people fly to India and China to do their shopping. How about if you want our money then you work for it?
Passive resistance means one thing to the rich: Money. We can't stop buying gas, clothes, food, and go live off the grid eating tree sap. But if we look at what we're spending money on, we can find ways to deny the rich. Some things my wife and I do that result in huge savings include:
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- Gaia brand Vitex Elixir instead of Birth Control pills for monthly regulation only with added benefit of not pumping artificial hormones into the body [huge savings].
- Vasectomy instead of Birth Control Pills [helps with above].
- No children (they're just consumers from the day they're born).
- No bank-held mortgage, no rent [break even].
- No debt from credit cards or loans [significant savings].
- Credit Unions instead of regular Banks [mildly inconvenient].
- Shop at local natural foods store [costly but healthier].
- Shop at local farmers market [costly but healthier].
- No fast food [huge savings, much healthier].
- If you smoke, buy it from the Indians [sticks it to the Man].
- No Cable or Satellite TV [Netflix and Hulu are "less" evil].
- We never shop Wal-Mart or other "big box" stores, they run small businesses out of town and are the very symbol of corporate greed.
- Constantly look at the monthly recurring costs to see if there's a better way to take money from the corporations.
But I don't know how a bunch of "Occupy" tents lined up on the streets of every town in America will make any kind of difference at all. The rich will just drive by and not look at them. Most of the poor will continue doing little else than complaining about it on Facebook. If the tents actually annoys the rich, they'll just call the Police who will remove them (as has already been done many times). History has shown that the rich prefer to kill the poor before giving back their ill-gotten money. History shows that the poor have to kill the rich for change to occur. The rich will never surrender their money because the poor asked nicely. Why would they? They never have before in the history of mankind. Someday soon the rich will force the poor to revolt. The Occupy resistance will inspire an armed response. On that day, I will be proud to be an American once again.
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Posted : May 14th, 2012 by Norm Strauss
Channeling some Woodstock-era doctrine with some modern day salient observations about the current music industry is one of my favorite acoustic artists, Martin Sexton. As a singer/songwriter who often tours solo and has no real record label to front the budget for my projects, I totally resonate with what Sexton is pushing here (even if it does sound a bit 'groovy'). This theme of choosing to go independent in order to be in more control is something I am hearing now wherever I encounter other artists whether it be on a blog or on the road. The landscape of the music world is changing fast and although music buyers are aware of it from a somewhat distant consumer point of view, the average singer/songwriter is experiencing it on an artistic level and on the practical levels of touring, recording songwriting, career building and dreaming out loud.
As Canadian artist Corin Raymond puts it in his liner notes from "There Will Always Be A Small Time", "Nowadays some of the best songs being written, anywhere, by anyone, are being sold out of the trunks of cars. They're making the rounds of festival stores, stage-side merch tables, house concert sideboards, and consequently truck stereos, CD players and iPods."
I also love what Sexton is saying here in terms of music being a unifying force. This was something that has impressed me even from the early days of my songwriting when I noticed that a good song was one of the few things that truly brought people from different walks of life into the same room for awhile to hear something that could be meaningful together.
Peace, flowers and grooviness to you too Mr. Sexton.
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Leupold RX600i Rangefinder
Super-fast acquisition speed
Ranges targets up to 600 yards
Quick Set Menu offers accurate distances
Three user-selectable reticles
6x magnification and adjustable diopter
Nikon RifleHunter 1000 6 x 21 Laser Rangefinder
Active Brightness Control Viewfinder
Advanced ID Technology
Multicoated 6x Optics
Bushnell Custom Series 4x21 Laser Rangefinder
10-600 yards ranging performance
Simple one-button operation
Lightning fast measurements
+/- 1 yard accuracy
Nikon Prostaff 7 Rangefinder, 6x21
Rangefinder with ID technology
Trajectory-compensating BDD reticle
Spot On ballistic match technology for accuracy
LCD display switches from gray to orange
Ranges to 600 yards in 0.1-yard increments
Wildgame Innovations 6x Halo Z9X Rangefinder, 900 yd.
Angle Intelligence for accurate distancing
Works in all terrains on inclines or declines
Water-resistant construction
ZEISS Victory T* PRF Rangefinding Monocular
Power: 8 x 26mm
Range: 10 - 1,300 yds.
Eye Relief: 17.5mm
FOV @ 1,000 yds.: 300 ft.
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Vortex Ranger 1000 Rangefinder
Amazing accuracy out to 1000 yards
HCD mode gives you angle-compensated distance
Simple, highly-intuitive menu for ease of use
Compact, ergonomic, lightweight design
Ranges in yards or meters
Wildgame Innovations 6x Halo Z6X Rangefinder, 600 yd.
Angle Intelligence for accurate distancing
Works in all terrains on inclines or declines
Water-resistant construction
Leupold RX-800i Compact Digital Laser Rangefinder with DNA
Fully multicoated optics for optimal resolution
DNA system features fast, precise ranging
3 user-selectable aiming reticles
Comfortable, fold-down rubber eyecup
Bushnell Bone Collector LRF Laser Rangefinder
Easy-to-use one-button operation
In-view battery power indicator
Ranges from 10 to 600 yards
Rainproof housing for all-weather use
Bushnell Sport 550 Rangefinder
Extremely lightweight and very compact
Vertical configuration
Bright, crystal-clear optics
Rugged, rainproof housing
Bushnell Scout 1000 ARC Laser Rangefinder
Multicoated optics for optimal brightness/clarity
Scan mode constantly updates on LCD screen
BullsEye mode acquires distance of small targets
Brush mode lets you ignore immediate terrain
Built-in tripod mount
Nikon M-223 BDC 600 Riflescope, 2.5-10x40
Zero-reset turrets allow fast re-engagement
One-touch laser range finder
Specially designed for the .223 Rem 5.56 round
Super-fast field adjustments
Waterproof, shockproof, and fogproof
Simmons LRF 600 Tilt Rangefinder
Simple pushbutton ranging up to 600 yards
Calculates true horizontal distances
Weather-resistant housing
Sharp 4X magnification and bright optics
Compact, efficient, ergonomic design
Nikon ProStaff 5 Rangefinder
Switchable display for high contrast
Bright, multi-coated optics
Generous eye relief for comfortable use
Amazing 0.1-yard imcrements from 11 to 600 yards
Compact size for easy use and transport