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0.177" (4.5mm), 344.0 fps, Synthetic, Ambi, Black
Dan Wesson 4" CO2 BB Revolver, Black
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Things I liked:this is a fun gun to shoot. I got the 8" as a present and had so much fun with it I decided to and a few more to my collection. Shoots well as holds a fair size pattern for a short smooth bore gun. Makes good use of CO2. Planning on getting snub nose soon to round out collection.
Things I would have changed:Grip are still a major down side to this gun. For a product as well put together as this it is the big down point
What others should know:Get extra speed loaders and bullets. Between my 2 Wessons I have ran a lot of bbs thru them bullets are starting to show some signs of use but haven't caused any trouble yet.
Things I liked:The best Real feel BB Revolver over Crossman. Buy One ! Glass smooth Trigger pull,Break in is easy put spot of lube and cleaning oil on the top of the Co2 screw in and I heard no perg .you know you are sealed pull about three times to lube then load up.I bought an extra speed loader and shells.If you know how a real Dan Wesson Works then It is easy as Pie.This is as close to reality as it will get. perfect practice to save on live fire ammo. I start at 10 yards to break in any gun Live fire or BB and Pellet.I Use MOA measurements, for different distance. I put holes with this Revolver replica, into Tin Soup cans at 10 yards.So Safety is a must. A Universal Safety Manuel comes in the well made shipping box with 1 allan wrench, 2 picatinny rail's and the Speed loader with the 6 shells. follow all recommended information and instructions.
Things I would have changed:Nothing! Except,Well a heavier,Revolver Grip Stock and maybe add a simulation Wood option too.If you read the directions first and know how to handle Guns and do not force any of the functions this Fine Replica will hold up for years. "Stock up on Ammo and Co2
What others should know:Safety first and the Universal gun Safety Manuel Info comes in the Well Made Shipping box a Keeper. Make sure you register the hand gun replica with the manufacture stated on the information manuals.This Dan Wesson replica isPerfect Addition to train with and plink with.. and a decision maker to by a DA SA revolver.
Things I liked:This was my final choice between 2 other revolver airguns that replicate the classic Duty firearm. The build quality is flawless, the weight is very close to the real steel and the cartridges gives this gun outstanding realism. PA sales people were very helpful with my order and the discount coupon was what tipped the scales to buy from PA. Oh yeah...and I also bought the holster which I think is a great bonus to have to protect this beautiful airgun revolver.
Things I would have changed:Although many reviewers have commented on the 'plastic' grips...I actually found then okay. The mat finish does give them a rubber look. Would have been nice if they were really rubberized. Wish ASG had offered the 4 inch barrel BB model in polished metal as is available from them in the airsoft (6mm) version.
What others should know:This is a very powerful airgun. It can pierce a metal tin can at 20 feet...and penetrate right through 4 inches of high density extruded Styrofoam. Wear safety glasses when shooting this airgun.
Where do u live in canada I just ordered it then was wondering if it will actually make it past canadian customs
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Jake Peavy likely headed to disabled list after walking off the mound in pain last night
Jul 7, 2010, 11:46 AM EDT
Jake Peavy walked off the mound in obvious pain after throwing a pitch in the second inning last night, heading to the dugout before the trainer even got to him.
He's been diagnosed with a strained right latissimus dorsi muscle, which is located under the shoulder and described by my medical sources (read: Wikipedia) as "the broadest muscle of the back."
Peavy is scheduled to be examined further today, but certainly doesn't sound like someone who expects to avoid the disabled list.
I don't feel very good at all right now. That's all I can tell you. I knew there was no way I was throwing another pitch. Something we felt a little bit the last start, treated it, but tonight just something where we weren't able to pitch.
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For a much more amusing look at Peavy's injury, check out this artist's rendering by Chicago Sun-Times beat writer Joe Cowley.
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Music publisher, friend, benefactor to Mozart, and respected composer Franz Anton Hoffmeister was a significant figure in late eighteenth century Vienna; his star did not fade until well into the nineteenth century, when he was eventually disparaged as a mediocrity. Yet Hoffmeister could have no better advocates than violist Ashan Pillai and conductor Christopher Hogwood, who have restored some of this composer's reputation in a delightful album of his complete works for viola. Pillai's idiomatic and sensitive solos and Hogwood's fastidious direction of the Gulbenkian Orchestra elevate the music to a high level of elegance and charm, and it becomes apparent from these performances that Hoffmeister was much better than his detractors claimed. The brilliantly virtuosic Concerto in D major has remained a staple of the violist's repertoire and is the most familiar piece here. However, the warmly lyrical Concerto in B flat deserves equal attention; its intimacy makes it a perfect foil for the more extroverted and flamboyant work. The Etudes (12) for solo viola, previously unrecorded, reflect both Hoffmeister's technical acumen and expressive depth, and Pillai, who clearly regards them as something more than studies, renders them with a Classicist's fine balance of skill and feeling. The sound quality is fine, with credible presence and natural resonance. Blair Sanderson, All Music Guide
- Genre: Chamber
- Category Classical (1750-1819)
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Encryption, privacy, and a big cloud storage space, these are what Kim Dotcom promised future users of his newest website, Mega, during the launch at his New Zealand mansion.
According to The Telegraph, Mega is a "privacy company" as the management cannot be held liable for the content that its users upload, given that each account is accessible only by the user (or whoever has the password for the account).
But how different is Mega from Dotcom's defunct website, which allegedly robbed artists of over $500 million as copyright revenue? Here's a hands-on tour of the website to see if it's a viable sharing site or another Megaupload in the making.
A whopping 50GB of storage, privacy, and Megabox
If anything, the biggest promise that reels people in is the 50GB worth of cloud storage space-or you can choose to go for a $19.50 for 500GB of storage, according to Stuff.co.nz. Then there's the "2048-bit public/private key pair," which basically means that your password is encrypted to ensure that only you have the key to the links on your account.
Speed was also one of the hyped advantages, but according to Digital Trends, this could vary depending on the size of the file. However, this could be attributed to the large traffic that the website is currently experiencing.
In fact, News.com reported that Dotcom has even apologized to its users for the poor service that some may be experiencing through a tweet.
"We are working 24/7 and expect normal operations within 48 hours."
Megabox is a music service feature that Dotcom hopes to add to his new website sometime within the next six months.
Password is everything
While most websites allow a way to retrieve a lost or forgotten password, Mega operates with the clever notion that privacy means only you have access to your own account.
Gizmodo reports that Mega account holders cannot lose their passwords because there are no password recovery options. This is because the encryption feature does not allow Mega to store your password, which is a way to ensure that they do not have access to your stored files.
Even the encryption of each file will have its own key, generated from your password. Hence, sharing would require you to give the link to the file, as well as the file-specific key for decryption.
Protecting your file while Dotcom protects himself from it
At first glance, the encryption feature is a good deal-and it may be so for people who are genuinely looking for a way to store personal files such as pictures, documents, and home videos on the cloud.
But, according to The Economist, even though the new encryption feature is there to keep your files private, its more important function is to protect Dotcom from potential copyright infringement.
The authorities, however, seem to be hot on Dotcom's trail. "We will be watching closely to determine whether the new Mega service infringes our members' rights, particularly given that, according to our information, it has gone live without licensing content from many-if any-rights holders," a spokesman for IFPI said in an interview with Sky News.
Mega: The new pirate's treasure chest?
So, is Mega a potentially new haven for large-scale pirates? It's an unsure no, at best.
Large-scale piracy usually operate through sharing of both the links and the keys (for the convenience of their audience), which, if utilized in this manner, will only make Mega function just like its predecessor-or any other file-sharing website that get taken down due to copyright.
In addition, even if the files are encrypted, Mega's TOS puts the company as a private file-sharing service via cloud. However, you as the user can be incriminated for illegal infringements.
According to Gizmodo, the IP address and personal information used for that site is not encrypted-a potential breadcrumb trail for the authorities.
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Pouring a deep brown with little head, this roasty stout gives off enticing aromas of fresh coffee, chocolate bars, and scorched malt.
The hop flavor is prominent yet lacks blistering bitterness, making this beer supremely flavorful without sacrificing easy drinkability.
This witbier is partially aged in Pinot Noir barrels and on oak staves, imparting fairly bold, wine-like flavors of grape, oak, and dry sweetness.
Every sip is laced with it. It's even evident in the aroma, which smells more like something you'd dip your nachos into than a beer.
Philadelphia's pioneering chef and restaurateur Marc Vetri, the man behind such iconic city establishments as Osteria and his namesake dining room Vetri, was ready to write the book he'd had in his mind a long time.
I headed on over to The Bottle Shop and enlisted the help of Gena Montebello, its deeply knowledgeable, supremely helpful owner. The five brews we settled on represent an excellent, delicious range of late-summer-appropriate canned beers
When Jim Koch, founder of the Boston Beer Co.—producer of the Samuel Adams brand—dropped in on Philly Beer Week last Wednesday, it wasn't as much a visit as it was a homecoming. See, the roots of Samuel Adams' success are almost as interwoven with Southeastern Pennsylvania as they are with Boston.
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The Dark Knight Rises
An Unofficial Story
Jake Lee
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This book is the unofficial story of The Dark Knight Rises, the 2012 movie directed by Christopher Nolan.
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In experiments in mice, Michael Rudnicki, an MDA grantee at the Sprott Center for Stem Cell Research at Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (OHRI), and colleagues, found the WNT7a protein stimulates muscle repair by causing proliferation (an increase in number) of "satellite stem cells." They say the protein probably operates similarly in humans. The findings were published June 5, 2009, in the journal Cell Stem Cell.
The proceedings of a symposium titled "Pulmonary Management of Pediatric Patients with Neuromuscular Disorders" have been published as a supplement to the May 2009 issue of the journal Pediatrics.
The symposium was held Feb. 20, 2008, at Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas, and was sponsored by MDA, as well as Respironics and Hill-Rom Services.
Topics, all of which pertain specifically to children with neuromuscular disorders, include
MDA grantee James Ervasti and colleagues at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities in Minneapolis have found that a protein known as utrophin, injected into mice lacking the dystrophin protein and showing a disease resembling Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), conferred significant benefits.
The experiments Ervasti and colleagues describe online May 26, 2009, in PLoS Medicine, are the first to show benefit from the direct injection into DMD mice of utrophin protein, rather than utrophin genes or gene modifiers.
A protein called osteopontin has been implicated as a cause of some of the detrimental inflammation and scarring ("fibrosis") of muscle tissue that takes place in Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). Eliminating osteopontin was beneficial to mice with a DMD-like disease, and the researchers concluded that reducing osteopontin should be investigated as a possible therapy for DMD.
Some interesting findings about prednisone's effect on behavior in DMD, and on drugs that may alter its usage in myasthenia gravis, were part of the 61st annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology (AAN), held recently in Seattle.
Daily prednisone led to better behavior than weekly, high-dose prednisone
On May 3, 2009, molecular biologist Louis Kunkel at Children's Hospital in Boston and Harvard University, and biophysicist Kevin Campbell at the University of Iowa, received the prestigious March of Dimes Prize in Developmental Biology. The prize includes a $250,000 cash award.
A protein called laminin 111 had a marked therapeutic effect in mice that lack the dystrophin protein and have a muscle disease resembling human Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), say researchers at the University of Nevada School of Medicine.
Scientists in the United States and Japan say they've identified a previously unknown but crucial step in a natural muscle-cell repair process that could have implications for the treatment of muscular dystrophies, particularly those in which membrane defects are implicated.
Investigators conducting experiments in mice with a disease resembling Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) believe they've uncovered a new strategy to protect against muscle damage and improve strength in this disease.
Andrew Marks at Columbia University in New York coordinated the team, which included researchers from Montpellier (France) University and other institutions in Montpellier. They published their findings in the March issue of Nature Medicine.
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Krebs on Security has a fascinating article about how people scam the IRS and state departments of revenue for bogus tax refunds. What makes the article great is that it features a lot of "how to" information directly from one of the scammers.
Lawyers winning beauty contests
The Miss America pageant they aren't, but like other professions we have a variety of "beauty contests" that some lawyers strive for. The best known of these is probably Super Lawyers, which is a peer-nominated/selected group of highly respected lawyers in each state. The old warhorse of achievement recognition was the Martindale-Hubbell rating system. The front-runner online is Avvo.
Occasionally, a new organization pops up. Today it's The National Association of Distinguished Counsel. I received a nice invitation packet from them (dated March 4—which means it must have arrived via Pony Express). The chair of the organization writes, "On behalf of the National Association of Distinguished Counsel, it is my honor to congratulate you for your selection as a Member of the Nation's Top One Percent." The letter goes on to describe how selection of members is objective, they serve as a benchmark for other lawyers to emulate, etc. etc. Members are regularly called on by national media to offer comments and analysis.
For $300, they will be happy to hear that I've accepted the honor.
I think I'll pass. I took a look at the members in my state of Indiana. I know one of the handful personally—and I'll be the first to say he's a damn good lawyer. Being considered as a peer of his is a welcome compliment. But I'm not sure that spending $300 to have a nice plaque, permission to use their web site badge, and discounts from Toshiba is my style. (And, hey, I can boast about the invitation here on my blog for free.)
Of course, all of these various organizations are businesses trying to make a profit. I understand and respect that. But I'm not sure that they help potential clients that much. Avvo seems to be trying the hardest to do that, yet I can't think of anyone offhand who contacted me because they saw my profile on Avvo. So, perhaps I'm making a mistake in tossing the NADC invitation into the trash. Or maybe I'm not. We will see.
Are you broken?
File this one under Broken as explained by Seth Godin.
This week I realized that my backup hard drive at home was not working correctly. It clicks when it is powered on, and no disk utilities I have can find it. I thought I'd try a fairly robust utility that I've purchased in the past. My copy is woefully outdated, so I decided to buy the new one. Go along through the web site, put in the billing information, all of that.
At the bottom, the web page asks for an email address for the serial number and a .zip attachment. In red letters, the site says, "Gmail accounts can't receive .zip files."
Every email address I use regularly is supported by Gmail. Even my work email address uses Google apps for business. I could use my .mac address, but frankly I've found that sometimes its spam filters are a little too good and legitimate email never reaches me (in my inbox or spam folder!). So I don't trust that address for this task. The email address given to me by my ISP? Pfft. I never use it or even bothered to set it up. I wouldn't know the password if it was on a sticky note.
This is nuts. Absolutely nuts. Why on earth would any business want to set up its sales system to eliminate a huge chunk of the population? And another thing—the .zip format is primarily used on Windows. This particular business sells utilities for the Mac OS only. Why use a file format that's essentially foreign?
What is in the .zip file they intended to send to me, anyway? The software? How about just letting me download it via a link? The serial number? How about having your system generate a PDF attachment instead? A .zip file? Really? It was created back when George H.W. Bush was in his first year as president—1989.
As you might guess, I did not purchase the utility. The lesson: if you want people to buy your products or services, don't give them a broken web commerce system.
Don't ask for help and then say I'm not allowed to answer
My recent post on lawyers using email discussion lists as gofers has received quite a bit of attention, ironically, on at least one email discussion list. Today, something else popped up that I felt is worth commenting on. (Warning, slight rant ahead.)
A lawyer posted a question to an email discussion list. I replied (to the list and directly to the lawyer), and I received an automatic reply:
Sorry for the auto reply. In an effort to control spam I now allow incoming messages only from senders I have approved beforehand. If you'd like to be added to my list of approved senders, fill out the request form at the link below…
I was a little annoyed. I understand no one wants more spam in their email inbox. (Could I say this spam filter system was spamming me by putting the auto-reply in my inbox?) On the other hand, asking a question and then making me jump through a hoop or two to give you an answer seems a bit, well, off-putting. I quickly calmed down (I went from a 3 to a 2 on the Irritation Scale, so it wasn't that big a deal) and realized there is an opportunity to share some lessons.
There are ways this type of spam control could backfire. If a judge wanted to email this attorney, could the judge even load the web site provided in the link? Many governmental IT departments blacklist a lot of web sites. If a potential client wanted to contact this attorney, will the potential client feel welcome or like they aren't good enough to be heard from?
Spam (unsolicited commercial email, if you want to be technical) is a huge problem. Everyone needs some kind of spam filter. The better filters are those that don't require an emailer to be white-listed. I happen to use Sanebox. Google Mail (the regular and apps for business version) has excellent spam filters. There are add-on software applications that will use databases to assess whether incoming email is spam. None of them require the sender to do anything to make sure her email gets through. Plus, who wants to have to take the time to approve email senders anyway?
I will be the first to admit that I'm becoming a bit of a curmudgeon. But technology is supposed to make our lives easier, not more annoying (yes, it has a long, long way to go in many instances). Making it even a little more difficult for people to communicate with you, in my view, is not worth the convenience on your end. If you're using one of these "thou must be approved first" systems or services, you might consider looking for a better solution.
Do we really want longer battery life in our phones?
Christopher Mims over at the Wall Street Journal ($) argues that Apple, Samsung, et al. should stop worrying about making smart phones so thin. Instead, he says, give us longer battery life.
I agree. I'd love to have batteries that last longer in my phone.
Mims points to a survey of consumers which found that improved battery life is the "No. 1 thing on their wish list."
Maybe, maybe not.
I'm reminded of a study I read about years ago. A manufacturer of washing machines surveyed consumers to ask what was important to them. The company wanted to know whether consumers wanted a more basic, inexpensive machine or a full-featured one with a higher price tag. The survey results overwhelmingly said a more basic, inexpensive machine was more desired among consumers. So the company built lots of those.
The company nearly went broke due to poor sales. It turns out that consumers answering the survey wanted to appear to be responsible, frugal stewards of their household resources. But in reality, they wanted the machine that would do it all, even at a higher price.
It seems to me the analysis offered by Mims is on target. We don't need thinner phones—we can live with the current thicknesses offered by the manufacturers. (Do we really want a phone so thin it could be dropped down into the window space inside your car door? You just know that would happen to someone.) But we do want improved battery life.
It's probably too late for Apple to make big changes in the iPhone 7 that I expect this fall. That design work is done. Better battery life in the present form factor of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus would be a big win. But Apple's engineering and design teams may have already been told "thin is in," and have created another sleeker, mind-blowingly thin device.
I would happily trade a few grams (or more than a few) and a bit larger form factor if the battery life is noticeably better. Let's hope the reviewers out there start clamoring for the same and that the phone designers hear them.


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Loved it!
Have read many of his Harry Bosch books. Definitely think the character is getting "old" - to be expected after so many years.Contrast Harry to the Mickey Haller series. There is a clear "freshness" to Mickey Haller. You read the books differently as well. With Harry B, it's "Come on. Hurry up." With Mickey Haller, it's "Looking forward to what's coming next."
Harry has developed an arrogance that has become rather offputting. His treatment of his partner, David Chu, as his personal gopher; his sanctimonious disdain for his lieutenant and chief, and how others drop everything to help him out...
Definitely recommend older Harry B books. Not this one
Well written suspenseful murder-mystery. I would say that this is one of Michael Connelly's best. Definately worth a read.
Very-good mystery! A good thriller!
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I have been following this series for years. He is the same ol' Bosch but I am not sure that Michael Connelly is really in to him any more.
Harry Bosch delivers! Another page turner by Connelly!
One of the best of an amazing list of books from Michael Connelly
Not his best book, but if you're a fan of Harry Bosch you won't be disappointed.
My favourite kind of Michael Connelly book, a Harry Bosch LAPD procedural. This wasn't the best of the run but it didn't disappoint.
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************* AD/Crit Sion Build **************
There are several post regarding AD/Crit Sion. For those of you wanting a AD/cirt Sion build, I suggest trying the following:
21/9/0 with Dodge and 10% speed upon dodge
I go ghost and exhaust. Ghost is very good, I would drop exhaust if your playstyle demands another spell. Instead of cleanse, i think treads and banshee's veil work well. But late game with lots of CC, cleanse would be good. Early/mid game, it won't do much. You get kills/gold off of ghost and exhaust.
Runes: Dodge, MR/level, Attack speed or crit marks and quints (Like AS for better farming early and more sustainable attacks)
Regrowth pendant --> philosopher stone
Basic boots
Consider Avarice Blade if going for Ghostblade
Zeal---> phantom dancer
Upgrade to boots of choice here or earlier as desired
Consider Banshees veil or go to ghostblade
Atma's Impaler (so sweet on AD/crit Sion)
So you have
Philosopher Stone
Boots of Choice (Zerkers early, switch to treads generally for me)
Phantom Dancer
Banshees or Ghostblade
Atma's Impaler
6th and 7th items (selling philospher stone) are situational. Infinity edge is a good choice for one of them. Bloodthrister or Last Whisper are solid choices too.
Your basic MR is 30 plus 25 from runes plus 6 from masteries so 61.
If you get treads, you have a solid 86
If you get Banshees on top of this, 136 is very ,very nice with spell block. You are set.
Your armor gets 45 from Atma's plus 6 from masters. You will have about 130 Armor after 5 relatively cheap items.
You will have 50% crits plus 15% if ghostblade and more if you selected crit runes. Add 20% for IE late game.
Level up stun, enrage, shield as first three. Then, in general, level up your ult, enrage, stun, shield. Depending on situation, I sometimes get level 2 or 3 shield early to dominate lane/farm, or I level stun up if not leveling shield. At any rate, get shield as 17th and 18th selection. Read the game situation. I almost always max out enrage 1st, then stun, then ult, and last the shield.
Please spare us all any comments about AP sion. Those posts belong in another thread. Thanks.
Why philo stone? and why stun over shield?
IMO I prefer shield over stun since the stuns duration remains the same throughout its leveling while at least shield can help you clear creep waves for enrage. Thats my opinion.
Terrible ****ing guide, terrible ****ing title.
I generally level stun over shield on AD/crit Sion for the lower cooldown. The damage levels up about the same as the shield.
PhilStone. Sion.
Starting with Regrowth pendant helps you lane very well and take a lot of punishment without a Doran's item. Sion does not need the HP of a doran's item early, but he could use the HP regen. AD crit sion does not need AP or does it need 9 AD boost when he gets 25 from level 1 enrage.
The 15 HP/5 is 180 HP per minute extra. When you spend 365 gold more, you get the philosopher stone which boosts it to 22.5 HP/5 plus 10 mana/5 plus 5 gold/10. The 10/mana regen is all you need to spam stuns and some shields WITHOUT any items or runes, plus you get 30 gold per minute.
AD/crit Sion is an expensvie build and I find that lack of early mana for a stun or shield burst costs me kills/gold to farm early. His mana base is so low, but the real problem is mana regen. I also do not have a need for any life steal with the 22.5HP/5 extra and can lane longer. Thus, Sion's ult for team battles is all the life steal that is necessary. Keep in mind enrage drains 14 life per hit at level 5.
1st trip back could easily be 1000 gold with a regrowth pendant
365 more for philospher stone
350 for boots
rest towards zeal, avarice blade or berserker boots
If you get the philosopher stone at the 5 min mark and play 30 mintues with it, you get 900 gold total with all the mana you need without any mana regen items or runes. This leads to more stuns for kills and more shields for farming early. You can focus runes and items on your AD crit.
another garbage guide... cant wait for more!
i know that with the way you title them theres no way ill miss it!
I suport AD Sion but i agree with the others about the title. Really its not polite trying to catch the attention of others by a long title.
Anyways, i can see that ur build lacks AD in my opinion. Apart from the ghostblade which doesnt give a lot of AD u have nothing else. I would make zeals, leave it that way and then go for IE or Bloodthirster. IE if i have crit marks and Bloodthirster if i use arpen/attck speed marks..
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Verano Sofa - $1,799
2 cushion, clean lines
Williams-Sonoma Home Harrison Sofa - $1,995
Simple, clean lines
Silhouettes M2M English Arm Sofa
English arm?
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Low arm
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carpets, color at end of hall
The Isla Sofa - $1,400
low arms
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what i had, like the color
Sutton Sofa
ok. looks a little heavy
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Hemingway Sofa
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Halifax Sofas by Hickory White
sort of like the arms
Verano Sofa - $1,799
almost it
Hennessy Sofa - $999
also almost it
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like the fabric
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simple, still deciding on the arms
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3 legs
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i like this.
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Guest room in my awesome apartment on the Lower East Side. Features exposed brick, modern kitchen, outdoor space, and is located five minute's walk from the subway, it is the perfect place to get a feel for New York City, while saving on hotels!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Located in the heart of Manhattan's iconic Lower East Side, this private bedroom features outdoor space (fire escape) with a courtyard view as well as a large closet and lots of room to stretch out. It shares a large kitchen/common room (equipped with stove, oven, dishwasher, microwave, full refrigerator and freezer, as well as a large table (4+seats) for eating and meeting). Bedroom has keyed entry for added privacy and comfort. There is coin-operated laundry on the floor, which is shared with other tenants. The building is a brick walk-up embodying the classic style of early 20th Century New York City architecture.
The guy you'll be sharing the common areas with (me) is very laid-back, knowledgeable about New York (I've spent five years here working in the real estate industry), friendly, and not fussy about small things and minor inconveniences. I'm not home much, but I love having guests and helping people get a foothold in NYC! I do everything I can to make my guests feel at home, and encourage them to ask me questions and let me know what they need. I'll provide you with clean sheets, towels, a hair dryer, wireless internet, and all the essentials during your visit!
Just a few short blocks from the F, M, J and Z trains, public transportation will quickly have you all over Manhattan. Within 15 minutes, you can be on Wall St., Times Square, Union Square, 34th St, The South Street Seaport, City Hall, China Town, and any number of other location in Manhattan, be it by subway, taxicab, any one of the conveniently accessible bus lines servicing the area, or foot!
If you manage to get bored of all Manhattan has to offer, you can walk over the Williamsburg Bridge to Brooklyn's hottest scene. The bridge, just a two minute walk from your front door, was completed in 1903 and was the second of three connecting Manhattan to Brooklyn. It is second only to the Brooklyn Bridge in its history and iconography. The neighborhood it lands in offers many of New York City's premier independent arts venues and most popular bars and restaurants. If such things hold your interest, you may not want to cross the bridge, however . . .
The Lower East Side of Manhattan is like no other place on Earth. At one point the most densely populated area in the world (on par with modern-day Calcutta and Hong Kong), the neighborhood hosted waves of immigrants from the 1900s onward. Attractions such as the nearby Tenement Museum document this rich history and its transition into the future, which is marked by fine art galleries, museums, performance venues, designer boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and pubs and nightclubs of every variety! Prominent attractions include, but are in no way limited to:
- Katz's Delicatessen
- The Meatball Shop
- Russ & Daughters
- Falafel Shop LES
- Alias
- Sorella
- Cafe Katja
- Falai
- Li'l Frankie's
- Apizz
- Kuma Inn
- Congee Village
- Beauty and Essex
- Wolfnights
- Schiller's
- The Library
- Arlene's Grocery
- Double Down
- Epstein's
- The Delancey
- Whiskey Ward
- Edge
- Mehanata
- Chloe 81
- Home Sweet Home
- La Caverna
- Milk and Honey
- The Back Room
- The Box
- Beauty and Essex
- GalleryBar
- Welcome to the Johnsons
- Lolita Bar
- Fontana's
- Verlaine
- The Magician
- Honey in the Rough
- Shop
- BBlessing
- Spec Al Creative Inc
- Paul's Boutique
- Narnia
- Convent
- Self Edge
- House of Savoia
- Steve Madden
- In God We Trust
- Mint Julep
- Alife Rivington Club Inc
- First Among Equals
- Venda
- Grit N Glory
- Zhozet Inc
Art Galleries:
- Canada
- Ramiken Crucible
- On Stellar Rays
- Rachel Uffner
- GalleryBar
- Scaramouche
- Lisa Cooley
- Sue Scott Gallery
- Eleven Rivington
- Klaus von Nichtssagend
- Sperone Westwater
- Michael Mut
- The Tenement Museum
- The New Museum of Contemporary Art
- Angel Orensanz Museum
- The Museum at Eldridge Street
- Kehila Kedosha Janina Synagogue and Museum
All these and more, 2 - 10 minutes walking distance from the apartment . . .
Other Things to Note
Please use my 818 number when calling or texting from an international phone. When placing calls or texts from a domestic line, please use the 646 number. Thanks!
First and foremost, don't bother the neighbors! Guests of your own are fine, as long as they are announced and don't spend the night.
Don't smoke inside the apartment (you are welcome to smoke on the fire escape). Try not to be too messy, and if you make a really big mess please tidy up afterword! I don't mind clutter but if food is left out, it can attract ants and other pests, so please make an effort to put discarded food in the trash and dirty dishes in the dishwasher. Please don't blast music past 9 PM, as it disturbs the neighbors.
Don't eat in the bedrooms and throw all food/wet trash in the kitchen garbage! This is very important as it's the only way to avoid getting vermin in NYC. I have never had a roach problem and I don't want to get one! If you have questions, please ask.
Please don't cook shellfish or pork with my cookware (you can buy a cheap pan at the discount store downstairs if you want to make those dishes). I use cast iron pots and pans, so please take care not to immerse them in water or scrub them in the sink. They have to be wiped clean (not rinsed) and care must be taken not to burn food into them, so please talk to me if you plan on cooking and don't have experience with cast iron.
Don't download pirated content AND/OR torrents through my network. If I catch you doing this I will disconnect you and lock you out of the network.
Before checking in, please don't wait outside the building or in the halls with your luggage. This inconveniences the neighbors and can get me in trouble, so if you're going to be early or late for check-in, let me know as soon as possible, and wait at one of the cafes up the street if you have to. Do not mention having rented the apartment on AirBnB to anyone. It is completely legal, however, I do not want my neighbors asking questions or complaining to my landlord if they don't like you.
Otherwise, I am very laid-back and easy going, so as long as you don't make huge messes or bother the neighbors, we won't have any problems!
Joshua is a great host, he was welcoming and helpful, he gave me information about the neighborhood, transportation and places to go out in the area.
The apartment is a cute apartment in downtown Manhattan, the room is quite big, and it was very clean. Moreover, I stayed there during some really cold days, however the room was warm and cozy.
The neighborhood is safe, and there is a subway station nearby from which you can travel easily both to the rest of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
The reservation was canceled 21 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
What an amazing city! What an amazing place! What an amazing host!
This was my first time in NY and first Airbnb experience. In spite of all the worries it was a perfect stay.
The place is very well located. Very close to the subway and rather comfortable transportation from the JFK. The apartment is clean and looks exactly like on the pictures.
Joshua is very responsible, hospitable and attentive. Moreover his is very interesting person with great sense of humor so it was such a pleasure to hang out with him.
I would love to stay here again.
Joshua, thank you for this wonderful experience!
Our stay was great! Joshua was away, but his friend was able to meet with us to let us in. Lots of interesting people in the neighbourhood (need to be careful at night) and lots of great restaurants and bars. We would stay again.
What an amazing apartment! It was only a few blocks away from the train so it was extremely convenient. The unit had a beautiful kitchen area as well as a lovely bedroom. Joshua was kind enough to ensure that I settled in alright, despite the fact that he was injured! Definitely a great apartment and would recommend to others!
If I were required to input something that requires improvement, it would probably be to have a little step stool just because the bathroom mirror is pretty high! I'm 5'2 so it was pretty hard to do your makeup or your hair haha. Otherwise, it was perfect!
Joshua was amazing! Although I wasn't able to see him on the day we arrived due to his injury and hospitalization, he was able to have a very reliable friend of his come by to meet us and drop off the keys. Lev, his friend, was nice enough to give us a brief tour of the apartment and show us which keys went to which doors. Very hospitable!! Joshua made sure to keep himself available by text or phone call, making sure we were comfortable and able to get around in the city. His apartment was very accessible to the subways and there were many different places to eat around his neighborhood. I felt welcome and secure in his home. The surrounding neighbors were not noisy at all. My girlfriend and I enjoyed the stay very much!! The best thing about the apartment was the amount of heat which came from the boiler/steam heat...we never were cold AT ALL!! His home was very clean and worth staying at!! It's a great place to stay for your first experience in NYC!!
This was my first airbnb experience and it went very well. Because of an unforeseen event, Josh couldn't meet me and my sister. He let me know this as soon as possible and gave me the contact info for the friend who would be filling in for him. His friend was equally courteous and friendly. The apartment was clean, location convenient, and the room was a nice size. I had a good experience and my only regret is not being able to meet my host. This rental is a good deal.
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I'm a business guy in my mid-twenties, born and raised in Los Angeles. I spent the last six years in New York City, and now go back and forth between NY and Seattle. I've driven across the US twice and have been to most of the states in The Union. I'm very easy to please and don't fuss over minor details when I have guests. All I care about is that you not make a big mess or disturb the neighbors. I look forward to meeting you!
I love a good conversation and follow the news very closely. It's great talking about the world with people, but I understand not everyone is interested. It's very seldom that I watch television, but I do enjoy a good movie, book, or video game when I have the time. I've been working and living on and around the Lower East Side for years, so I know lots of fun places to go and things to do and am more than happy to show my guests a good time, if they have the time!
I don't normally spend much time at home, so you probably won't see too much of me unless we make plans together. My priority is ensuring your comfort, so don't hesitate to ask questions when we meet!


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Mustard cable knit jumper
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Can BP medicines make you fat?
loren66September 19, 2008
I have been on several high BP medicines for many many years. Over these years, I have slowly gained weight and cannot lose it. Of course, this weight does not help lower blood pressure, so I get more meds! It is frustrating!
Most people gain weight as they age. There has to be a change in eating habits to offset this, or there will be a gain. It will be slow, but sure!! And it's hard to get rid of!
Another thing is that some, but not all, people with high BP retain fluid. Are you on any kind of diurectic?
In other words, you gain weight from retaining fluid or too much food as you get older. You need to drink a certain amount of fluid so that leaves you with the unpleasant task of cutting back more on your calories.
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Sorry, I just had to post this. Took me all morning to do.
Wow! Sorry it is so large, Comcast doesn't resize, which can be nice at times. But this is a little too large. Hope it doesn't take too long to open.
Here is a link that might be useful: Moonlight Magic
Hi Buzzard,
The Filters Unlimited 2 is a trial version, that does not let you apply them, just view what they look like. Is that stupid or what, if I had known that I wouldn't have downloaded it, the description was misleading. Anyway I just used Effects, Illumination effects, Sunburst and played with the settings instead. The Border Mania ones, I could hardly see any difference after I applied it, don't know for sure if it worked or I did something wrong. The Reflet plugin worked fine. I almost didn't use that one as I have another called Squirlz Reflect, that does the same thing, but I was determined to finish this tut and thought I would use everything she did when possible.


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Matt Moulson LW BUF 3 Months
Moulson (illness) will not play Sunday against the Bruins, the Buffalo News' John Vogl reports.
Buffalo coach Ted Nolan said the illness affecting Moulson is "flu-like" and would prevent the winger from making the trip to Boston. Moulson's next possible return is Tuesday against the Red Wings, though if he sits out that game as well, he would have an opportunity for extended rest thanks to the Christmas break.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 3 Months
Moulson will miss Saturday's game against Colorado with an illness, Paul Hamilton of WGR Sports Radio 550 reports.
We still don't know what Moulson exactly has, but he will be replaced on the roster for now by Johan Larsson. The Sabres have their next game Sunday against the Bruins.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 3 Months
Moulson notched his first multi-goal game of the season with two goals in a 4-3 win over Calgary on Thursday.
The Sabres' top line of Moulson, Tyler Ennis and Zemgus Girgensons continues to click as the trio combined for seven points Thursday. Moulson scored the game's first goal and the game-winner to improve to six goals and 14 points in 29 games on the season. He's still far off pace and performing below expectations, but that the first line continues to show brilliant chemistry bodes well for him. Moulson is a risky play for goals at the moment but it could pay off.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 4 Months
Moulson scored the game-winning goal on a power play and added an assist in Friday's win over the Canadiens.
Moulson has picked it up recently, tallying three goals and eight points in his last seven games. While he only has 11 points (four goals) in 23 games on the season, Moulson's recent play could indicate that more production is on the way. While his offensive ability is limited with the Sabres, Moulson is playing on the top line and seeing top power-play minutes, so he should at least be able to crank out 20 goals. After going goalless in his first 14 games, Moulson is starting to look like the player who who put up three consecutive 30-goal seasons with the Islanders a few years back.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 4 Months
Moulson scored just his third goal of the season in Saturday's 2-1 win over the Capitals.
He's struggled to pick up points this year in Buffalo, but his game has started to warm up on his last five (two goals, four assists). Roll him if you've been holding onto him -- you have to take advantage of bursts like this.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 4 Months
Moulson and the Sabres had their scheduled game Friday against the Rangers postponed due to the extreme weather conditions in the Buffalo region, Andrew Gross of the Bergen Record reports.
Though the Sabres were able to complete Tuesday's game against the Sharks when the snowstorm wasn't at its worst, some parts of the Buffalo region have now received up to six feet of snow, making travel extremely difficult. No make-up date has been announced yet for the game, but appears the Sabres remain on track to head to Washington for Saturday's game.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 4 Months
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The Sabres still possess one of the more woeful offensive attacks in the league, but coach Ted Nolan seems to have found a quality top line combination in Moulson, center Zemgus Girgensons and winger Tyler Ennis. The trio accounted for eight points on the afternoon, with Moulson and Ennis tying for the team lead with three. After posting just two points in his first 14 games, Moulson is finally beginning to resemble the sniper the Sabres thought they were getting when they inked him to a five-year contract in the offseason. He's now potted two goals and delivered four assists in his last five contests.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 5 Months
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Matt Moulson LW BUF 5 Months
Moulson has yet to score in 10 games this season, the worst start of his career.
The Sabres are struggling on offense as a team, but the three-time 30-goal scorer is being counted on as one of the team's go-to guys. He's been a fixture on the top line with Tyler Ennis and Drew Stafford, and head coach Ted Nolan seems hesitant to break up his top line, but it may be necessary to get the team going. There's been a lot of negative energy to start the season despite lots of excitement during the preseason as the Sabres continue their re-build. If Moulson continues his cold streak he won't be worth owning in any league in any format.
Matt Moulson LW BUF 5 Months
Moulson has produced no goals, two assists and a minus-4 rating over nine games with the Sabres this season.
As is the case team-wide, scoring opportunities have remained infrequent for Moulson, who re-committed to the Sabres on a five-year, $25 million contract in the offseason. He still ranks second on the team with 20 shot attempts, but he'll need to find the net with more regularity for the Sabres to have any hope of staying competitive. Nonetheless, with each passing game, it's looking increasingly likely that Moulson could fall below the 20-goal plateau for the first time in his career over a full season.


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Spacious villa greatly located near Disney
A spacious villa where you easily can live 2-3 families and still get some privacy. The villa is well-equiped, including child-chair and a huge washing-maschine. The child-play area in the former garage increases the value of the house even more. The villa is greatly located in a calm neighborhood and still very close to all the big attractions in Orlando. The only draw-back however was that although paying for a heated pool, the pool did not become hot and although making phone-calls in order to improve it, nothing happened, so my advice is that it is not worth paying for getting a heated pool, hence reframe from that.
A Magical Time!!
A very charming home located in the perfect area. The home was very clean and very well maintained. The gates to Disney World are about 10 minutes away and Universal Studios is a little further, but still close enough. There are so many restaurants to choose from that everyone in our party was satisfied. This home had everything my family needed to enjoy our vacation; heated pool, large master bedroom; in fact, the pictures are exactly how things looked. Michele was so easy to work with; she made me feel at ease during the booking process. I would highly recommend Michele's home if you are planning a Disney vacation. I only have one suggestion; the televisions need to be updated in the home. Our son could not hook up his PS3 on any of them, but we closed down the parks every night so he really didn't have time to play it anyway! I hope this home is available when we plan our next Disney vacation. Thank you Michele for letting us stay in your lovely home and for your hospitality.
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