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1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu2 Door Hard-top383 V-8 EngineAutomatic TransmissionGood suspensionPower SteeringPower BrakesFront and Rear Drum BrakesBlue Paint is in good
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This is a true 138-VIN, beautifully restored Super Sport. It has factory air conditioning. Upgraded with a built 427ci motor,
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This vehicle is being sold as Lot No. S146.
Listed by Barrett Jackson (Auction)
This beautiful Chevelle was professionally rotisserie restored in 2016 with all SS options added. It retained the original vinyl top
Listed by North Shore Classics
1967 Chevrolet ChevelleMarina blue Paint in GREAT ConditionSporting a Big block 396 V-8 EngineAutomatic transmissionRally wheelsSS packageBucket seatsCenter consoleMore information
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Listed by Barrett Jackson (Auction)
Finished in black with an original-style interior, this is powered by a 454ci big-block Chevy engine with dual Edelbrock carburetors
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To be OFFERED AT AUCTION at Auctions America's Hilton Head event, November 5, 2016.
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This beautiful California Custom Chevelle Malibu Resto-Mod is built to drive. It's finished in Marina Blue with custom wheels. Powered
Listed by Premium Motors
1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 4 Speed. Nice body and paint with good stainless and chrome. Big Block 396 Non
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This genuine 138-coded Super Sport sold new at Barker Chevrolet in Rainier, OR, on November 23, 1967. It is documented
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•Exterior Color – Garnet Red •Interior Color – Black •VIN: 136177Z152930 •350 _ .040 300HP Engine – 358CI •78 Chevy 350 Bored .040 9.5-1 •Oiling
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This vehicle is being sold as Lot No. R129. - Fresh rotisserie restoration - Fuel injected 5.3L LSX engine - Cold air intake -
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This vehicle is being sold as Lot No. W84. - True 138-code Super Sport - 396/325 HP V-8 engine - Edelbrock Performer intake -
Listed by Salt City Classic & Muscle
1967 Chevelle Short Coupe correct in every detail, from the dash script, the steering wheel center cap to all exterior
Listed by TX Collector Classic Cars
This is one of my classic cars from my personal collection. I have been a collector for 35 years. see
Listed by Fast Toys For Boys
This 67 Marina Blue Chevelle is a tribute car to the days of street killer Chevelle SS 396 4 speeds
Listed by Baltria Vintage Auto Gallery
1967 Chevelle SS 396 Convertible ***Call us today at 630-443-4582 for more information! We Buy, Sell, and Consign All types of
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When the Chevelle debuted in 1964, buyers were offered a variety of trim levels, the top-of-the-line being the Malibu. It
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HEADLINEEXTERIORINTERIORMECHANICSUNDERCARRIAGEAt American Dream Machines we normally have over 100 cars in stock. Our #1 Goal is to make our customers
Listed by Maple Motors
Big Block V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, performance upgrades, chrome and aluminum accessories, headers, Flowmaster style mufflers, bucket seats,
Listed by Mershon's
1967 Chevelle SS - Proper 396/325hp V8 (3902408 Block Casting) paired to its original 4 Speed Manual Transmission and 12-Bolt
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Extremely Nice 1967 Chevelle SS 427 4 - Speed
400 Plus HP
Listed by Volo Auto Museum
Correct #s throughout on this body off restored L-78 396-375 hp Super Sport. It's even a factory royal plum car.


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Póvoa de Varzim Things to Do
The marina
It sounded like it could be a great thing to see, but I was a bit disappointed. A lot of boats, but nothing really fantastic. Was nice nice to just walk around there and relaxing though. Good way to spend an afternoon.Add to your Trip Planner
The wine-shop
We were adviced by a german couple to visit a wine-shop in Povoa De Varzim, and since we were curios about the famous port-wine we weren't late to go there.
It's situated on the road on the way into the the center of the town, coming from north, and when we first got inside we were a bit disappointed. Just around 100 bottles, and among them a lot of whisky, and not at all so much different wine we were expecting.
But then - no worry - we went down in the basement. And "oh my"... There were so many different wines there that I couldn't have counted them all (and even less drank them) if I stayed there for three weeks. So many, and in so many different ways, ages, tastes, prices. I was in heaven. :)
The only problem was that our car was full even before that, given that we were out on a three-week-roadtrip. So we had to choose just the wine we really really had to buy, and then leave the rest there.
So dony´t worry, there are still wine left for you. :-)
If you aren't that interested in the wine, stay on the first floor then. There were everything, from just normal plates to antic chinese vases...Related to:
- Wine Tasting
The special food - try it!
You must try the Porto-special, the francesinha Really hard to explain, but it is some kind of sandwich, with cheese, egg and ham, and with a sauce which makes your mouth meltý Amazingly good!
Inside the casino we had another one, where there instead of the ham was a hamburger inside. Not that bad eitherý
In Povoa De Varzim we also first found out about the beer, SuperBock. Easily top 5 in Europe! A must to try!
A bit strange maybe to put this tips in the "must see"-section, but it was soooo good, that if you miss it, you have seen nothing... :)Add to your Trip Planner
Póvoa de Varzim Hotels
Axis Vermar Conference & Beach Hotel
This hotel is right on a beach, it was clean and very modern and the staff were eager to help :) it...more
Hotel Sol Povoa
Rua Jose Morneiro, 100, Pavoa de Varzim, 4490-100, Portugal
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Business
Hotel Costa Verde
Av. Vasco Da Gama 56, Pavoa de Varzim, 4490410, Portugal
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Couples
Hotel Torre Mar
Rua Gomes De Amorim, 2121, Povoa De Varzim, 4490-0
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Families
Estalagem Santo Andre Inn
Aver-o-Mar, Pavoa de Varzim, 4490, Portugal
Satisfaction: Very Good
Good for: Couples
Grande Hotel de Povoa
Largo Passeio Alegre 20, Pavoa de Varzim, 4490-428, Portugal
Satisfaction: Very Good
Good for: Families
Hotel Luso Brasileiro
Rua Dos Cafes No.16, Pavoa de Varzim, 4490, Portugal
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Business
Estalagem Estela Sol
Lugar De Contriz, Estela, 229, Pavoa de Varzim, 4570-229, Portugal
Satisfaction: Terrible
Good for: Families
Hotel Mercure Povoa De Varzim
largo passeio alegre 20, POVOA DE VARZIM, Portugal
Póvoa de Varzim Transportation
There went local buses from Santo Andrý, where our hotel was, to Povoa De Varzim, and from there to Porto. The price were low, but the trip took quite long time. So we decided it was worth to pay a taxi instead. But if youýre alone, and have enough time, havenýt problem traveling with a warm bus etc etc, you should take the bus. Price Povoa De Varzim-Porto one-way circa 4-5 euro.
The buses seemed to go quite often, but stopped on many places during the trip...Add to your Trip Planner
Taxi was the best way to go around in and into Varzim, and to our close-by-hotel. Not that expensive, although not that cheap either. For going in 10 minutes by taxi we paid 6-7 euro, and then for going with taxi to Porto we paid between 30 and 40 euro, depending on how lucky you were finding the right taxi-driverýK
Most of them tried to milk some extra euro out of us, saying that it costed extra with the toll on the highway, tax wasnýýt included or just giving us a circa-price at the beginning of the trip ýýwell, somewhere between 35 and 40 euroýý. For some reason it always ended in the higher price, and you could not say anything about itýK
On the positive side I must say that all the drivers were really friendly. Not many of them could speak English, but that didnýýt stopped themýK They talked in portugese instead, and then assumed that we understoodýK ýý For me it went quite well, since I could put in some words in Italian now and then, so we both understood sooner or later. Worse for my friends, who just had Swedish and English to rely onýKAdd to your Trip Planner
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WTF?! Teacher Fired for PUTTING OUT FIRE at Day CareMonica Bielanko
Raise your hand if you would want your child's daycare teacher to leave the kids unattended for a moment while she went to investigate the smell of smoke and ultimately put out a fire.
Thought so. Me too.
That's exactly what Michelle Hammack did and she was fired for it. As The Huffington Post reports, the Florida day care teacher smelled something burning and found a small fire in an oven of a nearby room. After putting out the fire she rushed back to her class, woke her napping kids and got them all outside.
Hero, right?
According to WTEV-TV, hours after putting out the fire, Hammack was fired. Her employer, Olga Rozhaov, tells the TV station Hammack never should have left the children unsupervised.
"I fired her only because she left her room…It's not acceptable, and if anybody else does the same thing, I will fire again. I will fire them. No question."
Rozhaov goes on to explain that her first priority is children. Really? So you'd rather have her the teacher huddle in the room with all the kids as fire rages closer and closer? What is wrong with people? Even if it was technically wrong to leave the room, don't you think an exception could be made for extenuating circumstances?
This kind of crap makes me insane. How about we try to use a little common sense here? Putting out a potentially dangerous fire is putting the children first, even if you have to leave them unattended for a few seconds to do so.
What about you? Do you think Hammack should've been fired? A petition has popped up garnering signatures in support of Hammack. You can see Hammack's story in the video below.
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Read more from Monica on Babble:
- Be Naked When I Get Home: 25 Brilliant Signs About Love
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Skip to comments.Apollo 14 Splashed Down 40 Years Ago Today: Six Odd Things About It
Posted on 02/10/2011 10:16:04 PM PST by george76
Apollo 14 -- the safely numbered one after that, um, other one -- splashed down 40 years ago today.
Since there were no dancing-on-the-edge death-defying dramatic escapes on this one, the mission is largely lost to history. It did get NASA back on track, of course, and paved the way for as many additional moon landings as the budget could afford (three).
But there were some oddities attached to Apollo 14. Here are six:
6. The astronauts got lost on the moon.
4. Astronaut Ed Mitchell became a raving UFO loon.
2. Shepard: Least-liked Apollo astronaut?
Shepard was a Machiavellian, cold, arrogant guy whose utter lack of people skills turned many off. Hard-partying Gordo Cooper ...
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During the Apollo 14 flight he conducted private ESP experiments with his friends on Earth.
Ed Mitchell conducted those ESP tests
I have no problem with that. As for UFOs, that's gone all the way back to the Gemini missions. If an astronaut saw it and believed it, I'm with him until proven otherwise.
I agree. ESP and mind control was investigated during the Cold War. If it was properly funded it would have been a powerful weapon for the military.
Maybe so but he was always my favorite. When I was in 7th Grade I watched Shepard's Mercury launch—about 50 miles distant—from the grounds of my junior high in Orlando. Thirty years later I got to visit his launch pad at Kennedy Space Center. It was absolutely tiny compared to the sites used for the Saturn V and later the Shuttle.
I liked Al Shepherd a hell of a lot more than that fraud john Glenn. Al was a Navy guy and also friendly with conservative Coors family as he had I think a Coors beer distributorship.
When reporters asked Shepard what he thought about as he sat atop the Redstone rocket, waiting for liftoff, he had replied, 'The fact that every part of this ship was built by the low bidder."
NASA was good when the Germans ran it.
I always thought the coldest astronaut was John Glenn, and that his 1964 bathtub injury thankfully kept him from a Moon mission.
Yeah I liked Shepard, Lovell and Schirra - all Navy guys. I also like low key Neil Armstrong - another Navy guy. Armstrong was also a great pilot.
Wow. That site is hard to load up.
Is it some kind of spyware distribution center?
After a nine hour launch delay, Shepard also reported that the US had launched "the first wetback into space."
LOL! Navy humor. He was the first and the first is the most dangerous.
I think some of the most amazing stuff was:
1. Getting Apollo 13 back. Doing calculations and burns on the fly. Steering the LEM as doing the burns. I mean it is really a miracle they got back.
2. Armstrong saving a Gemini and the biggest Apollo mission because he was an incredible pilot who was cool as they come.
I watched it from mine in Tampa. Cool.
Those guys used to Party Down in Cocoa Beach when I was a kid.
What aches my heart is that the "resident" of the White House and at least 49% of the American population see these events as insignificant, wasteful and crimes against the rest of humanity.
Who can ever forget the Alan Shepard prayer from the first Mercury launch?
Of course, they are pilots.
My neighbor was the accountant.
I had the priviledge of meeting him later that year... which for a 16 year old kid (who closely followed the space program) was a dream come true.
I had just left my high school (Admiral Farragut Academy) for the summer, and went to France where my parents lived. I got home, still in my uniform, and my dad said "Alan Shepard is in town getting an honary wine society award...let's go".
Once in the small town square, packed with people, someone approached me and asked me to stay put... he said the Admiral wanted to talk to me. Shepard noticed the uniform as he attended the same school years earlier. We chatted a few minutes... it was a real high for me.
I also read Gordon Cooper's autobiography, "Leap of Faith." I was surprised to learn that he was a fairly religious guy, very Christian. He may have been a hard partier and sinner (aren't we all?) in his younger days, but the book revealed that at least in his later days, he took his religion pretty seriously.
He also made no bones about UFOs he saw while flying jets and working at U.S. Air Force bases, and that the military and government were ruthless in making sure that personnel who saw the things kept quiet and that any film footage always disappeared.
Years later when I lived in Cape Canaveral (the town) I became friends with a retired NASA engineer who worked in all the manned space programs through Apollo. He told me the battle between astronauts and engineers over pilot control of the vehicle versus ground control, as depicted in the movie "The Right Stuff" was real. He said on one of the Apollo missions the astronauts failed to switch off the thrusters after reentry. When the parachute deployed and opened the thrusters continued to fire automatically to adjust the attitude of the capsule which was swinging like a pendulum. By the time the crew discovered the problem and switched the thrusters off they had burned through some of the parachute shroud lines. Also the capsule had descended to an altitude where vents had opened allowing fresh air into the capsule. This drew hydrazine, the thruster propellant which is highly poisonous, into the capsule where it was likely inhaled by the crew. He said he heard at the time that these guys would have to be medically monitored for life.
a few more of the astronauts of that era had Coors distributorships, IIRC...Stuart "Rusty" Roosa...the command module pilot of this same flight (14) had the distributorship for southern Mississippi, after leaving NASA.... Seems the only links I can find are those of Roosa's early (age of 61) passing
That reminds me of a scene in the movie "Apollo 13" where everyone breaks out slide rules to run calculations. It's hard to remember just how primitive the electronics back then were compared to today.
One of my all-time favorite movies.
I worked for NASA the summer of 1964, in the valve unit of the Saturn V project as a clerk typist. They were very nice to me, escorted me around to all the training facilities. At the time, they assumed that many men would be killed trying to get to the moon. So, I guess they were surprised that so few died.
"If it was properly funded it would have been a powerful weapon for the military."
You should be smelling what I am thinking....right about......NOW.
If so, it's come to be known as the "pilots prayer" or "astronauts prayer" alternately.
The capper was, the capsule ended up in a Stable-Two position i.e. capsule inverted and the astronauts hanging from the straps. Combined with the tetroxide exposure, wave action, and capsule motion, the guys were in rough shape and ended up donning O2 masks. Brand actually passed out. Once everybody was on O2, they activated the recovery balloons and righted the capsule.
Apollo missions were never "smooth as silk", but those guys definitely had the right stuff to handle the rough times with nary a batted eye. (Just don't ask Tom Stafford about his colorful language when he accidentally hit an abort switch in the LM during Apollo 10. :-) )
I was right out of college, living in Houston apt. with a lot of NASA people...some very close to the Mercury 7 and Gemini. I met several of them including Glenn and Armstrong.
At the time Glenn was the national hero, and one of mine. I met him and his family. I was very disappointed the first time I met him...not very friendly. One good thing about him...he probably was the best husband and father of the bunch...wife was very sweet. He wasn't one of the party boys.
I think some of them had trouble handling the celebrity that went with job. They were unknown pilots and suddenly were famous and recognized everywhere they went. I don't think NASA had a program to help them handle the instant fame. Glenn made the comment he couldn't balance his checkbook...people were keeping, not cashing his checks.
I did get a lot of autographed pictures of all of the original 7 and Gemini astronauts.
It was a fun time...especially to be young and living in Houston.
Trivia time!
What was Armstrong's military rank when he commanded Apollo 11?
No Cheating!
Read Lovell's Book.
He had the same problem while flying a Phantom off Japan that he had on Apollo 13. Only difference is that he caused the problem in the Phantom.
I got to hear him speak a few years ago. Very entertaining guy.
Well they supposedly did all the calculations on a primitive IBM mainframe and that would take weeks to run. After the accident on 13, they were doing stuff on the fly. I am still amazed they made it back.
Indeed he was a civilian. Mr Neil Armstrong.
It's why he was chosen to be the commander. The Air Force wanted one of their guys, the Navy one of their's.
He was the compromise.
self-o ping-o
One day I met the man who put the astronauts in the capsules for all the programs. He was a very interesting man. He said they were pretty much all nice guys.
He also said Alan Shepard was very aware of what he was sitting on. Doesn't sound Machiavellian to me. It sounds humble.
He was also exactly the same weight and build as Gus Grissom and they used him to fit and work on his space suit for Apollo 1. That incident brought tears to his eyes.
Who doesn't well up just a little when they think of that big USA going straight to heaven when they launched the Saturn 5? I want that American back, Barky Milhous No-NASA.
I've never read the book, but I love the movie version. Also, the late Deke Slayton wrote I think a couple of books, in one of which he states his reason for the impossibility of Grissom having manually blown that hatch.
I love that scene where some big hat characters blow Shepard off, "where's Glenn?" and Shepard vows to his wife that he would walk on the Moon. :')
He wrote the best book ever on the 60s counterculture, "The Electric Koolaid Acid Test," about Ken Kesey, etc. Another book, "The Kandy Kolored Tangerine Flake Streamline Baby," is a priceless and fabulous chronicle of the wonderful car culture of America. As a writer, he's hilarious, and has had me laughing out loud while reading many times. He's just witty and funny and cuts through liberal hypocrisy like no one else.
The neat thing about Tom Wolfe (whose "The Right Stuff" kind of put Chuck Yeager -- the legendary test pilot who broke the sound barrier -- on the map in that it let America know about this hitherto mostly unknown hero) is that although he looks and dresses like a New York City dandy and elitist (I believe he's a Virginian by birth), he absolutly recognizes, understands, and respects people who may not have much in the way of formal education (to put it mildly), culture or polish, but who are extraordinarily intelligent and American.
Tom Wolfe is one of the best chroniclers -- maybe THE best -- of mid to late 20th Century America. I love his work. It's so odd, that he looks and seems as if he would be a super-snob, but the reality is that he's the opposite.
I loved the movie "The Right Stuff" and watch it several times a year, but the book is a thousand times better. For me, the book motivated me to read both of Yeager's autobiographies (yes, he wrote two! "Yeager" and "Press On"), Gordon Cooper's autobio "Leap of Faith," and a few other books about space whose titles escape me. I also read Lovell's book on Apollo 13.
Two of my favorite quotes from Yeager:
"I've always said that the rules are made for people who aren't willing to make up their own."
And ...
"My legacy, I suppose, is speed. But looking back, I don't think many people save a lot of time by moving faster from one point to the next, because from the time you're born until the time you die, it's pretty cut and dried. You have to take advantage of time, not speed."
You should also add "Man In Full" as essential reading from the Tom Wolfe catalog. That is probably my favorite Wolfe book. I especially like the "workout session" that the in-over-his-head tycoon gets put through by the bank and the part where the hard-luck kid who loses his job in the frozen food plant tries to get a job as a typist in the city, ends up getting his car towed and gets harangued by his wife and mother-in-law when he calls them on his last dime looking for some money.
Thanks for the recommendation! I haven't read that one — don't know how I missed it! THANKS!
Did you spot Chuck Yeager's cameo in the movie?
Yes, he was in DH's cousin Pancho's bar.
A book you might enjoy, about another major player from that era and especially beyond, is Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War.
Check out his Wiki entry.
Yeager plays the bartender if I recall.
If you watch that scene again you'll notice that the astronauts make a toast to someone, and when they raise their glasses it's in the direction of Chuck Yeager. I've wondered if that was intentional, if those actors wanted to honor Yeager.
"in DH's cousin Pancho's bar."
I saw a documentary recently "The Legend of Pancho Barnes", it was really excellent, you should try to see it:
Oh yeah. OT, his memoir is excellent.
MY HP 12C calculator had more computing capabilities than the computers on board those flights. Amazing
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Stronger Than Pride Lyrics[Intro: Marsha Ambrosius & (Dr. Dre)]
I won't pretend
That I intend to stop living
I won't pretend
I'm good at forgiving
But I can't hate you
Although I have tried
(Later on tonight you might, feel a little sting)
(That's pride, I'm fuckin' with you)
(Fuck pride, you fight through that shit)
[Verse 1: Dr. Dre]
Like every other hour when I think about you
So now and then I drink about you
Trying to numb the pain with Juice and Gin
It's like abuse, what's the use of the bumps and bruises
If we moving towards a losing end
If I'm losing you then I refuse to win
Went from friendship with benefits
You losing your innocence
I can help you reminisce, we in Madrid
On some double-oh seven shit, we off the grid
Parting moments of pleasure, we never thought we'd ever
Suffer the consequences, the problem is, there's a problem trying to kick this addiction
We probably can't resolve it without causing some friction
This is non-fiction, the definition of a true story
I'm like fuck pride baby that's the kind of shit you do for me
Suicide it's a suicide, I'm ready to die, you down to ride or what?
[Pre-Hook: Marsha Ambrosius]
I won't pretend
That I intend to stop living
I won't pretend
That I'm good at forgiving
But I can't hate you
Although I have tried
[Hook 1: Marsha Ambrosius]
I still really really love you
My love is stronger than pride
I still really really love you
[Verse 2: Marsha Ambrosius]
Sitting here wasting my time
Would be like
Waiting here for the sun to rise
It's all too clear
Things come and go
Sitting here waiting for you
Would be like waiting for winter
It's gonna be cold
There may even be snow
[Hook 2: Marsha Ambrosius]
I still really really love you
Love is stronger than pride
I still really really love you
Love is stronger
I still really love
Love is stronger than pride
[Outro: Marsha Ambrosius]
My love, my love
Stronger than pride
In love, in love, in love
Oh (harmonized scales) no no
My love, my love, my love
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I have mild effacement of anterior aspect of thecal sac related to disc bulging L1/2 also L2/3 is bulging L4/5 bulging L5/6 L/6s/1 vestigial disc spa?
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What does mild l4-l5 diffuse disc bulging with anterior thecal sac effacement mean?
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What does it mean when MRI report say c4c5 facet arthrosis and posterior disc osteophyte complex resulting in mild effacement of the thecal sac?
Back trouble!: Depends on your symptoms whether just a finding or a cause of trouble. C- is cervical-neck 4-5 of the usual C1-7! Osteophytes are bony prominences from arthritis and changes. Thecal is sac around nerves and cord. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What's can this cause? A small broad-based bulging annulus at c5-c6 which causes mild-to-moderate impression on the anterior thecal sac describe above
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Can u explain to me what disc desiccation with small or mild broad based central subligamentous hnp and minimal deformity of anterior thecal sac means?
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If fi have disc disiccation with a mild disc bulge that was effacing the thecal sac anteriorly, is there something i can do or does that mean surgery?
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> .44 Magnum Snub Nose??
January 7, 2004, 02:41 AM
Are there any 2 or 3 inch .44 magnums out there?
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January 7, 2004, 03:08 AM
Smith's M29 and M629 have been made in 3 inchers.
January 7, 2004, 06:42 AM
I don't recall any manufacturer making a 2 inch 44 magnum, but S&W and Astra both made 4 inch 44's. I think S&W may have also made some special runs for distributors such as Lew Horton with 3 inch barrels.
January 7, 2004, 07:27 AM
There are also a few 2 5/8" 629's out there.
January 7, 2004, 07:34 AM
I'm not a big Taurus fan, but about 96-97 they did make few 3" M44's with fixed sights, and I would dearly love to have one of these. Any tinkering/smithing necessary to get it runnung and regulated would be well worth the effort.
January 7, 2004, 08:01 AM
Astra made one. It had a 3" barrel. Model name was "Terminator". I never did see many at gun shows though.
January 7, 2004, 08:11 AM
3" 629-1
January 7, 2004, 08:19 AM
Any information on that beauty?
January 7, 2004, 08:58 AM
Any information on that beauty?
It's just a 3" 629-1, RB, RR, WO, Magnaported, circa 1987.
January 7, 2004, 09:20 AM
Brian Williams
January 7, 2004, 09:55 AM
S&W also made a fixed sight version of the 629 with a 3 " barrel as a run for Lew Horton. Sweet gun, saw one near me and would have been a great carry gun.
January 7, 2004, 10:07 AM
You mean like this?
It is a product code 103839. 2½" 625-5 made in 2000.
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January 7, 2004, 10:18 AM
*pant, drool* :eek:
January 7, 2004, 10:59 AM
Can someone please comment on how these feel to shoot actual magnum loads out of? I'm thinking one box in a shooting session, even with gloves, would be a bit much.
January 7, 2004, 11:19 AM
I had one of the original Lew Horton Model 29-3 3" blued revolvers.
As I recall this was the first round butt N-frame. I loved it. It shot great.
It was heavy enough to absorb the recoil but the barrel was short enough to minimize muzzle flip. But with heavy loads it was LOUD!:what:
During a mental lapse I sold it and have regretted it every day since.
For me it is truely the one that got away. :(
From what I hear the full underlug ported 629s are even nicer to shoot.
January 7, 2004, 02:13 PM
I'm not very recoil sensitive,but the 3" 629 with full power 240gr loads has pretty harsh recoil with the factory wood grips and becomes much more painless with rubber grips.I typically get blood in the web of my hand after two cylinderfulls with the wood grips right at the corner at top of the backstrap.With 180gr loads,big blast and flash,but not as bad recoil.
In short,"very snappy.":D
January 7, 2004, 02:32 PM
i had a 629 3 incher and sold it in a fit of stupidity as well... now the guy wont sell back (at a higher price!) i have a 3 inch 24 but its not the same. it was a real boomer with full power stuff but a puffcake with lower power stuff and .44 spc ammo
i'd really like a 3 inch 25 or 625 in .45 colt. with fixed sights.
theres a guy on the S&W forum under the handle " Doc44 " that has some awesome pieces including a 3 inch .44 mag that was special ordered from the factory in the 70's on a model 58 frame (combat sights) but has a 3 inch semi lugged barrel with low ramp sight. box label says 58/29 special order... very cool.. maybe somebody could go to that sight and swipe the photo and post it here... i dont have the ability with this puter
Sean Smith
January 7, 2004, 02:38 PM
Sick. Evil. I like it.
Now all we need is a Model 329 scandium snubbie in .44 Magnum. :evil:
W Turner
January 7, 2004, 03:29 PM
Hey Sean.....check out Gunbroker, I swear I have seen some chopped down 329's that are Performance Center items.
Standing Wolf
January 7, 2004, 07:22 PM
That's just mighty pretty!
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January 7, 2004, 07:30 PM
That's exactly what I have! A 1 of 300 production 2½" fixed sight S&W 629-5. I bought it right before the S&W agreement with the Clinton adminstration.
I have put about 100 full house .44 Magnums through the gun since I bought it. With the Hogue Monogrip rubber grips that came with it, it isn't really too hateful. However, shooting with the Hogue Hardwood grip I bought for it becomes painful in just a few shots. The gun wanted to twist in my hand with the smooth wood grips.
It is a gun I won't regret selling because I won't sell it! :neener:
January 7, 2004, 08:42 PM
I had never seen the fixed-sight variant of the 629. Superb.
January 7, 2004, 10:06 PM
I have a 3" 629 double Magnaported (two ports each side) Perf Ctr gun. With the Badger grips that came with it, its recoil was about the same as my 4" M29 with Pachmayr Presentations (SN-S), which is to say, not bad. Full-house 240's are definitely OK. Only 250gr Partitions seem a little brisk, but still OK. Have not tried 300gr bullets in either 29 or 629.
With my present Fishpaw grips which, although French walnut, approximately duplicate Pachmayr Compacs, I 'spect the recoil would seem a little less. Can't remermber whether I've tried them yet or not. If so, it has been a while since then.
January 8, 2004, 02:48 AM
I have a soft spot in my heart for the 3" 629 that I stupidly sold a few years ago. Believe it or not it was the best packing handgun I've ever carried, it just fit me perfect. Heck, I was patted down by a police officer while carrying it & he didn't find it (you should have seen the look on his face after he asked my if I had any weapons on my person & I told him about the .44 Magnum behind my right hip) but that's another story:D
Mine wasn't ported & depending on the load it was either quite pleasant to shoot (Silvertips -- my carry load) to umm...tenderizing with 320 grain loads.
I would really love to find another one but they're very scarce around here.
January 8, 2004, 08:40 AM
I have a 3" 629 Trail Boss, that resembles Tamara's, but with a Hogue monogrip with lanyard loop bottom screw. With stout loads, it's a handful for recoil, but is it ever LOUD!!! You can feel concussion in your chest when you touch 'er off.
Editted to add: I think that original Horton run of 3" blue 29 round-butt guns actually had K-frame grip frames, IIRC.
January 8, 2004, 09:43 AM
The grips on the Horton 29s were different than K-frame.
There were some gunsmiths at the time that were doing custom roundbutting and those were K-frame size since no one was making round butt N-frame grips yet.
It's a good thing I liked the smooth wood grips on mine because, at that time, I couldn't find anything to replave them with except Pachmayr square butt ones.
January 8, 2004, 01:55 PM
I have the same gun with the same stocks as Tamara only mine isn't ported. It came with an absolutely beautiful El Paso Saddlery holster that attracted me as much as the gun.
I carried it earlier this year on a fly fishing trip loaded with absolute max loaded 240 grain LBT bullets.
One problem with mine, the barrel isn't screwed in straight. I have the rear sight moved all the way over to achieve zero. But of course it doesn't matter since it is zeroed.
January 8, 2004, 10:52 PM
Here's my S&W 629 with 3" barrel and unfluted cylinder. It is quite a handful to shoot with full power magnums, but the rubber grips help a lot.
It's very loud and very fun to shoot! :D
S&W 629 3" (http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=161565)
January 9, 2004, 12:47 AM
Interesting, but I couldn't imagine carrying one. A titanium .41 mag snub with 210gr. loads is the loudest gun I've EVER fired. Funny it's the first "centerfire" revolver I'd ever fired as well. What a way to start out handgun shooting! Worst recoil and loudest noise possible! Guess I'm a masochist! LoL.
January 9, 2004, 07:56 AM
I know... you want a snubby. While 4" is definitely longer than your stated range, please consider this. I just have to suggest a 629 Mountain Gun for your perusal. Definitely capable of any commercial .44M loads, mine sees only a maximum of warmer .44 Special loads, although they are loaded in .44M cases. Great looker with wood grips - and comfortable, too. Keep those Hogue monogrips handy, should you want real .44M loads. Yeah, and if you want one at 2/3 the weight of my SS 629MG, there is always the new 329...
January 9, 2004, 10:52 PM
I find this 629-4 fun to shoot with the wood grips. A full box of 240 GR mags is not at all painful.
And it looks cool, too :D
January 11, 2004, 06:50 PM
What kind of grips are those? I like them!
January 11, 2004, 08:38 PM
Those look like Ahrend's...
January 11, 2004, 09:43 PM
These are really tough looking guns. I definately will have to make a 3inch S&W 29/629 my next gun.
What is the velocity/energy loss when going down from a 4 inch to a 3 inch in 44 mag.
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Four red kites were among the victims of illegal poisoning in Scotland last year
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Illegal shooting, trapping, nest destruction and poisoning continue to pose a significant threat to Scotland's birds of prey, according to the latest annual report by RSPB Scotland, covering 2011.
The report, The Illegal Killing of Birds of Prey in Scotland in 2011, revealed that, as in previous years, some of the country's rarest bird of prey species continue to be the victims of wildlife crimes such as the illegal use of crow traps and the setting out of baits in the open, laced with illegal and highly toxic chemicals.
Whilst the report acknowledged a decline in the number of detected poisoning incidents in comparison to the previous few years, in 2011 a total of 20 birds, including 4 red kites and a golden eagle were amongst those confirmed by Scottish Government testing to have been poisoned.
Other incidents recorded by RSPB Scotland during the year included a buzzard starved to death in a crow trap, a short-eared owl, two peregrines and three buzzards shot and a goshawk nest destroyed.
The report also highlights the suspicious disappearances of nesting hen harriers and peregrines, and of golden eagles fitted with satellite transmitters by scientists studying their movements and survival.
As in recent years, the majority of incidents of illegal killing took place in areas managed for driven grouse shooting, particularly in the eastern and central Highlands and the southern Uplands of Scotland.
Ian Thomson, RSPB Scotland's Head of Investigations said "Many of these crimes were discovered purely by chance, by walkers or birdwatchers, in remote areas of countryside, it's safe to assume that many victims of illegal killing are not detected or reported.
"While at last there may be some welcome indications that the indiscriminate use of illegal poisons is on the wane, it is clear from this report, and the events of the last few months, with a golden eagle being illegally trapped in Angus, and another found shot in Dumfries-shire, that there is a long way to go before these crimes are eradicated. We were pleased that these events received cross party condemnation in the Scottish Parliament.[1]"
Duncan Orr-Ewing, Head of Species and Land Management said: "We hope that a decrease in poisoning cases is a trend that continues and is reflected in the return of birds of prey in their former ranges. However, it is deeply concerning that over this same period, there is no evidence of a decline in other forms of illegal killing. These crimes can have a devastating impact on the long-term population of rare and slow breeding species such as hen harriers, golden eagles and red kites. There can be no place for these appalling crimes in Scotland in the 21st century".
"We thank the public for their continued vigilance and those landowners who have already made marked efforts to stamp out this illegal practice. We call on all those working in Scotland's countryside to take active steps to eradicate these despicable crimes once and for all. These birds are not only important for our wildlife heritage but also bring with them tourism opportunities, which benefit the country's economy."
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International Services Agreements: Request for Comments and Notice of Public Hearing
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Request for comments and notice of public hearing.
On January 15, 2013, the United States Trade Representative notified Congress of the Administration's intention to enter into negotiations for an International Services Agreement (ISA) with an initial group of 20 trading partners. The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is seeking public comments regarding U.S. interests and priorities with regard to this initiative. Comments may be provided in writing and orally at a public hearing.
Persons wishing to testify orally at the hearing must provide written notification of their intention, as well as their testimony, by February 26, 2013. The hearing will be held in Washington, DC, on March 12, 2013. Written comments are due by noon, February 26, 2013.
Submissions via on-line: For alternatives to on-line submissions please contact Yvonne Jamison at (202) 395-3475.
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The following twenty trading partners have expressed their intention to participate in negotiations with the United States to establish an ISA: Australia, Canada, Chile, Chinese Taipei, Colombia, Costa Rica, European Union on behalf of its member states, Hong Kong China, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Peru, Switzerland, and Turkey. This group, which may expand as the negotiations proceed, includes a range of developed and developing economies, representing nearly two-thirds of global trade in services.
The agreement envisioned will place a high priority on enabling U.S. service suppliers to compete on the basis of quality and competence rather than nationality. The scope would be comprehensive, permitting the coverage of all services. To remain relevant into the future, the agreement would be flexible enough to address new issues arising in the global marketplace and changes in the way services are traded.
The Chair of the interagency Trade Policy Staff Committee (TPSC) invites interested persons to provide written comments and/or oral testimony at a public hearing that will assist USTR in assessing U.S. objectives for the proposed agreement. The TPSC Chair invites comments on all relevant matters, and, in particular, on the following:
(a) Economic costs and benefits to U.S. service suppliers and consumers of eliminating barriers to services traded either on a cross-border basis or through a foreign commercial presence; (b) existing barriers to trade in services that should be addressed; (c) areas where existing international rules governing services trade, such as those found in the General Agreement on Trade in Services and U.S. free trade agreements, could be strengthened or enhanced; (d) relevant issues related to the supply of services through various modes of supply and technologies.
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Persons submitting written comments must do so in English and must identify (on the first page of the submission) "International Services Agreement." In order to be assured of consideration, comments should be submitted by noon, February 26, 2013. In order to ensure the timely receipt and consideration of comments, USTR strongly encourages commenters to make on-line submissions, using the Web site. Comments should be submitted under the following docket: USTR-2013-0001. To find the docket, enter the docket number in the "Enter Keyword or ID" window at the home page and click "Search." The site will provide a search-results page listing all documents associated with this docket. Find a reference to this notice by selecting "Notices" under "Document Type" on the search-results page, and click on the link entitled "Comment Now!" (For further information on using the Web site, please consult the resources provided on the Web site by clicking on the "Help" tab.)
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Douglas Bell,
Chair, Trade Policy Staff Committee.
[FR Doc. 2013-01497 Filed 1-23-13; 8:45 am]
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