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First, some rules.
1. This is a serious topic. This discussion is about matters of life and death for you and those around you. Stay focused.
2. If you're going to contribute, you better have had actual field experience with whatever you're bringing to the table. I don't want to hear about how badass a gun is because you use it when you play Call of Duty or because you once fired your buddy's AR.
3. Keep it legal. DO NOT talk about converting any semi-automatic in to a full-auto. This is illegal no matter where you live.
4. Feel free to ask questions. The only stupid question is the one not asked.
Having said that......
You're selection of a firearm may be a matter of life and death. Your very existence may very well depend on the firearm you choose. Hopefully this discussion will be a guide to help you make the right choice.
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The first thing I would look at is a military-grade semi-automatic rifle. Remember, when dealing with the zombie threat, you're trying to make head shots. Engagements will generally occur within 100 yards. At this range, most military rifles made in the last half century will do. Bolt-action require the user to manually eject and reload after each shot. This problem is eliminated with semi-autos.
Second thing to consider is time it takes to reload and the amount of ammunition that can be practically carried. Military rifles generally have a detachable magazine that can be changed in a matter of seconds with practice and can usually between 20 and 30 rounds. A person in moderately good shape can comfortably carry 10 of these magazines giving them immediate access to 200-300 rounds.
Because of these two reasons, I am not including shotguns. Shotguns are very limited in their range and ammunition capacity. Ever #00 buckshot fired at 100 yards does next to nothing to the target because the spread is so wide. Also, most shotguns use a fixed tube magazine under the barrel, limiting their capacity to 8 or 9 rounds and have to be reloaded with one shell at a time. Models like the Saiga-12 shotguns with their detachable are limited to a dozen rounds or so and with a magazine that weighs more than and AR magazine loaded with 30 rounds.
Civilian semi-automatic rifles made to military specifications are built to take the abuse of the battlefield. There is no such thing as a perfect weapon. They are machines, pure and simple and will malfunction at the more inappropriate time. Training and familiarity with these and any weapon is critical in their application. Malfunction drills should be practiced over and over again until reacting to a malfunction comes as naturally to the shooter as sighting in and squeezing the trigger.
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Handguns should never be considered for your primary firearm; there's a reason they're called sidearms. By nature, they are underpowered and should only be used because your rifle cannot be used for one reason or the other. Their range is limited due to the power of the ammunition.
I'm not going to go into detail about makes and models due to the fact that they should be considered secondary firearms. The two biggest factors to consider is the reliability of the weapon and the caliber.
Stick to common calibers. If you're sidearm is chambered in 9mm, .40 S&W, or .45 ACP for autos or .38 or .357 mag for revolvers, you'll be set. These are the most common calibers in America. All of those listed have been staples in the law enforcement community and/or the military at one point or another. It is plentiful and easy to find.
As far as makes go, Glocks are in my opinion the easiest sidearm for anyone to learn how to use. They are reliable and damn near indestructible. Other reputable manufactures include, but are not limited to Springfield, Colt, Smith & Wesson, Ruger, Taurus, Beretta, and Browning.
Avoid Hi-Points like the plague!
Shooting is an art. After decades of movies and TV, many believe that all a person has to do is point a gun in the general direction of the target and the bullet will magically hit what you want it to. Nothing could be farther from the truth. The importance of practice cannot be stressed enough.
This does not mean going to the range every day and shooting a bunch of ammo. Dry practice in your home for 10-15 is all you need.
Start by making sure your ammo is in another room and that your weapon is clear.
Place a target on a wall, shelf or table.
For rifles, practice your presentation from the alert (muzzle down) to the Ready (sighted in on target)
In the case of sidearms, practice presentation from the holster to the ready.
Don't worry about squeezing the trigger. Instead, concentrate on lining up the sights and focusing on the front sight of the weapon.
Repeat this process over and over until it becomes second-nature. Remember, and amateur practices until he gets it right, a professional practices until he can't get it wrong.
There's no such thing as having too many. If you're long and/or short uses them, get more. Most can be had for between $10-20. Try to stick to factory mags or else ones made by a reputable third party manufacturer of high quality.
Unless you're shooting beyond a couple hundred yards, you don't need a 10-power scope. Simple red dots will suffice for the type of shooting we're talking about here and allow for faster target acquisition than traditional iron sights.
For sidearms, I would recommend investing in a set of Trijicon sights for target acquisition in low-light.
That's all I've got for now. Feel free to ask any questions.
This is some really good info thank you sir..
When it comes to Hollow Points, I would use them in sidearms, but not so much in rifles, particularly those in "military" calibers. HPs are designed to "mushroom" out on impact, transferring energy into the target, expanding and creating a larger wound channel, and preventing over penetration. This is necessary in handgun ammo because by their nature, handguns are under-powered when compared to rifles.
When it comes to rifles, FMJ ammo is often times just as effective, especially when dealing with zombies and other 2-legged varmints. The FMJ 5.56 round is designed to fragment on impact, creating a devastating wound cavity. 7.62x39mm will fragment, but if often traveling slow enough to not over-penitrate and thus transferring all its energy into the target.
Just food for thought.
I was aiming for ammo that would cause a shotgun effect when it hit the target so it would destroy as much of the brain as possible. Whatever works is good with me, just suggesting ideas.
LOVE this post. But i do have a question. avoid hi points like the plague? I have yet to purchase one. Buti have been looking into it. for the price(i am broke...lol) it seems to be a decent option. i have looked into it. and most discussions on it say they are very reliable. just very uncomfortable. So what is your experience with that?
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A few more photos of some of the changes we made to our kitchen-apologies if you've already seen some of them!
The first two photos are of my dream oven for the space we had- the 60cm Aga Companion. It's made of cast iron and comes in a wide variety of colours. Perfect if you hanker after the look of a full-size Aga range, but haven't the space.
I would have loved this in black for my little kitchen, but the price is way out of my league. I think it's over £3,000....
So I looked for similar mini-ranges that were in my budget, and found the Mini Gourmet 60cm range by Leisure. Leisure used to be part of the Aga-Rangemaster group until only a few years ago, and you can tell that from the classic styling of their range cookers. It has more or less the same oven functions, plus a handy griddle and swing out cooking tray, and is available in black, cream or red, and in a gas or electric model. It also has similar chunky doors, but best of all, it only cost around £420....
As a joke, in reference to my wanting a real Aga, I bought one of the spare enamel Aga badges on EBay for £7 and put it on the oven to see if my husband would notice. It had two little prongs on the back which fit into holes on the real Aga's door, so I sawed them off with my junior hacksaw and glued a piece of flexible magnet on the back! It worked perfectly- the magnet must be strong!
Well, the funny thing is, we ended up leaving it on and everyone who sees our oven always think it's a real Aga and asks if it was very expensive. It always makes me laugh when I tell them the story. My dad thinks I'm mad though!
Another recent change we made to our kitchen was replacing the top two panels of the original pine door to glass. One of the panels had split and there was an ugly crack going right across it, but the main reason we did it was to introduce more light into the narrow hallway behind it. Victorian hallways can be quite long and gloomy, so now we get a lot more light into it from the kitchen. The two bits of glass only cost about £10 to be cut to size, and then I covered them with one of my favourite finds- etched glass effect window film from Peels of London in Dulwich pattern (£16 for a large sheet). You choose whether you want it to be frosted or non frosted (I always pick frosted as it obscures the left-over mess in the kitchen, whilst still allowing all the light to come through).
It looks more like a scullery door now. Another favourite design is called Crystal which is a Victorian etched star pattern. I have used this all over my house- in my conservatory to obscure the top windows to allow more privacy from overlooking houses, on my front door, the bathroom window-all over my house. It's so easy to cut it and fit, and it looks just like real etched Victorian glass but at a fraction of the price.
You can see the etched star pattern called Crystal in the black and white photo. You can also just see the top windows of the conservatory behind, which I covered in it too. At night, I don't like the thought of being overlooked when eating, so this was the perfect solution. Also it looks pretty, and gave my UPVC conservatory a more vintage look in keeping with the rest of our house.
These are the polished chrome handles we used all from EBay. The pull cup handles were supposedly Mark Wilkinson spares, and they do feel very good quality. They were so cheap too.
We also replaced all the white plastic plug sockets and light switches for polished chrome ones-again very cheap from EBay. You can see the old white ones in the photo below, and in the photo beneath that, the chrome ones.
In fact, most things for our new kitchen came from EBay apart from the wood and paint!
And just to finish off, here's the photo of our kitchen from the Estate Agents brochure before we bought the house. All good quality solid oak, but we fancied something a bit different!
It also just goes to show how influential the blogging world is-after I saw how lovely Joni from Cote de Texas' kitchen looked after she painted it grey, I knew I wanted a grey kitchen too! In the UK the grey kitchen trend has really caught on too now, but quite a while after it did in the Sates. It's interesting how trends can be global isn't it?
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Farrow and Ball Cornforth White Kitchen part two...
Posted by Sophie Honeysuckle at 10:47
8 comments:
- Nadine Thomas said...
Thanks for sharing your photos again. Do you mind if I pin them on Pinterest? We are considering extending our kitchen & I'm collecting images if beautiful kitchens for inspiration. I'd love to add yours.
- 17/11/2012 12:42
- Sophie Honeysuckle said...
Hi Nadine, thanks for your kind comments. Of course you can pin them, I had millions of photos pinned when we were doing ours! Xx
- 17/11/2012 12:45
- chrissie said...
Just fab ! Love the grey look.
May I share with you my conservatory sofa and chair story ? I had slipper boots with leather buttons on the side with NEXT written on them. Took off and sewed buttons in middle of sofa and chair and all say Oh love your Next suite ! I am a master of the tarted up ! A lot of what you say re your home I sit nodding thinking yep been there ! X - 17/11/2012 15:15
- Sophie Honeysuckle said...
Hi Chrissie, what a good idea lol! It's so satisfying doing things like that, isn't it! Xx
- 17/11/2012 15:24
- SarahB said...
I'm so pleased you're posting again!!
We have a Leisure 90cm range in green which we got off eBay for the bargainous price of £120!! I'm going to have to look for an Aga badge for mine too!!
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- chrissie said...
Yes I like fooling people ! I think I must be an inverted snob. Tee hee !
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With Miles Davis in mind, I went with family and friends to the Canary Islands and Spain for the Christmas break. A quick reconnaissance of the islands' turbulent history and present (from Columbus's journey to the sad destinies of modern illegal immigrants from Africa) have yielded many scattered observations (some courtesy of Calin Medianu).
The Canarians apparently have no docks between their boats in the marinas.
Their cars are short (hatchbacks are pervasive) and SUVs are rare. Because parking is tough. In Europe, car brands that are struggling in the U.S. (Kia, Hyundai, Isuzu, etc.) flourish. Toyotas are widely used as taxi cabs. Volkswagens show a varied product mix.
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Some lawyers in Las Palmas who are conscious of their female gender introduced a grammatical innovation into the Spanish language – plural ABOGADAS is now as possible as traditional ABOGADOS.
Germans have colonized the southern part of Gran Canaria to the point of making the German language an inofficial second language next to Spanish (the natives complain that they ship sand from Sahara for their nudist beaches and refuse to support local economy by bringing food from home).
Whoever put together the exhibit of Guanche skulls at the Canarian Museum of Las Palmas confuses brachycephals with dolichocephals.
The Guanches went extinct in the 14th century as a result of Castillian conquest but their personal names, family names and place names (e.g., Tamaraceite) are still in vogue among modern Canarians. Guanches were Afroasiatic-speakers, hence relatives of the Berbers. Well, somehow my local Canarian friend looks like Zinedine Zidane and proudly displays an occipital ridge said to be a marker of North African populations. (Possibly a local racial legend.)
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A commenter on Carbsane's blog said ""i am currently confused as to what value there is in a paleo/ancestral approach to nutrition and health."
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I am not sure there is any now. There might have been, but just from the total inability to coalesce around core recommendations, and the radical variability in approaches we see under the label, anyone could be forgiven for thinking paleo is a lot of ideologically-driven a priori narrative-based dietary faddism.
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The paleo label actually is kind of finished. It does not represent any scientifically respectable approach and has such few reliable core elements as to be a heuristically useless concept. It has nothing to add to reading Michael Pollan or and just adding some red meat, or Weston Price sans sourdough bread.
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PS My comments are about the state of "paleo" as a meme. It is of course useful to use an ancestral approach to nutrition in some ways. The problem is, in order to instruct someone in it, I would have to specify how to do it and WHO is doing it correctly and not just making up stories, etc. And then, I would be roundly criticized for trying to constrain the libertarian wonderland that is paleo on the internet, where every idea is a beautiful snowflake that deserves a fair hearing and is somehow "contributing to the conversation" - as if dialogue about diet were a useful good for it's own sake.
I would be considered a "hater" who is not interested in "helping people" by being so negative as to point out which of the beautiful paleo flowers are really just weeds.
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What does it mean to you to be white?
Answer honestly.
If your answer was "nothing," then you have A LOT of reflection, critical thinking, and research to do before you ever even TRY to relate and talk to PoC.
It means my skin can burn in the sun easier, and that my skin color genes are recessive, so that with enough interracial breeding, no one will burn in the sun as easily, and btw if racism towards non-whites still exists, when our skin color disappears , then I call bullshit.
(btw the only reason whites even exist is because having black skin color was naturally disadvantageous in northern climates, due to Melanin which blocks UV light better, but with the angle of the sun making the rays not hit the earth as hard as in the south it essentially was: increased angle of the sun + black skin color = less vitamin D because they absorbed nutrients like vitamin D less than those with white skin, due to the Melanin blocking the UV rays more, which have vitamin D.
Theory: you can call all this bullshit
Or it might have to do with breeding with Neanderthals that existed in Europe, because come on they were hairy, and lighter skinned and what race besides white has that much hair on their body? (and you don't see any other continent such as the americas and asia with people in the colder environments turning white) seriously tell me, learning about things like this is fun, and it modifies my theories. )
P.S. if this is a true theory, then technically non-whites are MORE human than whites
*ahem* I'm looking at you white supremacists I used SCIENCE to prove you wrong and even reverse your theory to make it towards you,
wait that means I'M less human welp IDGAF*standing by and half expecting hate*
So, you went the science route? REALLY? I can go the science route too…
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Pennies for Patients is a national program to raise money for Leukemia and other childhood cancer research, education, and patient services. According to our records, this year's total count of $2314.41 is the most money ever raised for this community service activity in our school
Red Boiling Springs FCCLA sponsored the Pennies for Patients by having contests between RBS Elementary classrooms and junior high and high school. Winning in the elementary category was Ms. Cowan's classroom with $185.35, second place Ms. Bartley's class with $180.35 and Mrs. Patch's class in third with $125.04. In the junior high and high school contest, the winner was Mr. Butler's Spanish class with over $310.00, in second place with $115.74 was Ms. Dodson's sixth-grade class, and third place was Ms. Powell's freshman class with $87.30.


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Transliteration mishmereth |
Pronunciation mish·meh'·reth
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Root Word (Etymology) From מִשְׁמָר (H4929) | |
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Strong's H4931 - mishmereth
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1) guard, charge, function, obligation, service, watch a) guard, watch, house of detention or confinement b) keeping, preserving c) charge, injunction d) office, function (ceremonial)
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Parnell Has Parallel Strategies on a Gas LineGovernor is confident he can push the oil companies to act, as he did last yearJUNEAU - When it comes to getting oil companies to move forward on a major gas line project, Governor Parnell's strategy might be described as walking loudly and carrying a small stick. But the governor is confident he can push the companies to act, as he did last year. Governor Parnell got what he wanted last year on a gas line – alignment between North Slope producers BP, ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips, and pipeline company TransCanada, as they agreed to work together on a project to tidewater for export of liquefied natural gas, with take-off points for Alaskan consumers along the way. Now the governor is pushing the companies to keep the momentum going, even as a state agency works on a project to provide gas only to Alaskans. "My priority is to get Alaskans' gas to Alaskans first and to get it now," he said at a news conference Thursday. The governor is calling on the Big Three producers and TransCanada to come up with a gas pipeline project description by February 15 – details including the size of the pipe, the volume of gas, the route and various infrastructure. "Last year -- what I saw last year was when I set aggressive benchmarks, the companies upped their game and responded. Tell us what you're planning. Tell us what you're going to build." The governor wants a commercial agreement among the companies by spring, followed by a season of field work this summer. "Alaskans deserve to know what's going to be, what the plan is, before we're asked to give up anything on the gas tax side." But at the same time, Parnell is backing legislation to strengthen the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation in its pursuit of a much smaller pipeline that would deliver gas only in Alaska. "I want them to be able to build a gas line on their own or to participate in a gas line being built by themselves and others." Dan Sullivan, commissioner of natural resources, elaborated in an interview: "If the producers stall, and we've seen that before, or if the momentum that we've seen is not accelerated or stalls, we have to have the ability to move forward as a state with regard to commercializing our gas for Alaskans and then also maybe for export." Representative Les Gara (D-Anchorage) says he doesn't understand the governor's concept of "merging" the two projects, because they're so different. "The worst option, probably, but if we have to go there we have to go there, is the little diameter pipeline they're talking about. But that's going to lead to very expensive gas and tie consumers to those prices for 20 or 30 years." The in-state line is the fallback, but in terms of consumer impacts, size matters. Governor Parnell said last year that he envisioned discussions about fiscal terms for a big gas line project during 2013. Under the timetable he laid out today, that suggests a special legislative session this fall, although he declined to comment on the possibility. You have indicated this comment should be removed.said on Friday, Jan 18 at 11:28 AM dont' get caught red handed like Paylan did... Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Friday, Jan 18 at 10:37 PM get ready to go to federal court boo boo Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Sunday, Jan 20 at 9:49 PM I have tried to contact Parnell regarding the Constitutional Convention and the proposed 28th Amendment. This would prohibit our government to make laws that do not iclude them, or exempt them from prosecution. It would end the insider trading, social security, obamacare and even sexual harrassment they have managed to push under the rug. Contact parnell and demand he sign with the 35 states that have, we only need 3 more states. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Monday, Jan 21 at 11:11 AM does that include Paylan's crime sprees yes lets talk about that...those crimes committed are treason! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Monday, Jan 21 at 3:22 PM My strategy is to avoid that court date at all costs to human life and liberty...what's the headcount now Sean? Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jan 22 at 2:36 PM I hear about this often...so that is why Paylan (cute way to say the name by the way) QUIT...hmmm... I would pursue it in the courts all right...but then they are known as liars and thieves...so may be DC is the best option...justice isn't in Alaska for sure! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Jan 23 at 9:38 AM for the oil companies and others agendas...but we the peoples are investigating this...hello Sean... Inappropriate? Alert Us! Add a comment |
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January 11, 2013 · Updated 4:26 PM
The Ryan James Gallery, a new concept in bringing together the artist and the community, will open at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 11 in the Elements Building at 989 112th Ave. NE #102, Bellevue.
The gallery, the largest on the Eastside, will showcase the original creation of known and emerging Washington artists. The gallery space also will be open for local charities and non-profit groups to utilize for their own public awareness and fundraising. It also will be available to local groups and businesses for event hosting.
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Great Love Themes – The Cannonball Adderley Quintet With Strings
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A nice once – certainly not as funky as some of Cannon's other work for Capitol, but with a dark edge that really makes it great! The core Cannonball quintet of Nat Adderley, Joe Zawinul, et al, is set up in string arrangements by Ray Ellis – a bit flowery at times, but in a way that makes for an edgey juxtaposition against the undeniably soulful groove of the quintet, even when they're playing ballads and love songs. Adderley's horn breaks out in these free solos, a bit like some of the Charlie Parker/Ralph Burns work from the early 50s – which makes for a very nice sound to our ears! Titles include "Morning Of The Carnival", "Stella By Starlight", "So In Love", "The Song Is You", and "The End Of A Love Affair". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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New Delhi, Sep.7 (ANI): The Anil Kapoor produced film 'Gandhi, My Father' has won two National Awards while the Shahrukh-starrer 'Om Shanti Om' has won in the Best Art Direction category, and Shahid Kapur-starrer 'Jab We Met' won the award in Best Choreography category in the 55th National Awards that were announced on Monday.
Gandhi, My Father was pitted against commercial successes like Taare Zameen Par and Chak De.
Feroz Abbas Khan, the director of the Gandhi, My Father won the National Award for Best Screenplay and Darshan Zariwala bagged theaward for the Best Supporting actor for portraying Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation who strives hard to have a normal relationship with his son in the film.
Meanwhile, actor Prakash Raj has won the Best Actor award in the 55th National Awards for his sterling performance as a silk weaver in Priyadarshan's Tamil film Kanchivaram, which has been adjudged as the Best Film of 2007.
"It's a very human story of pre-partition time about Kanjivaram. The film's script was written so well that I didn't require any homework. It is
It is Prakash Raj's second National award. The previous one was in the Best Supporting Actor category for Mani Ratnam's Iruvar in 1998 and a special jury award in 2003.
Directed by Priyadarshan, the film depicts the lives and times of silk-weavers of Kancheepuram in pre-Independent India.
Actor Umashree has won the Best Actress award for her performance for her lead role 'Gulabi' in Girish Kasaravalli's Kannada film "Gulabi Talkies".
The Gulabi Talkies, which was made in the coastal dialect of Kannada is based on the communal tension in Karnataka.
The best child actor award has gone to Sharad Goyekar for his role in the Marathi film "Tingya".
Darshan Zariwala has got the best supporting actor award for his role in Feroz Abbas Khan's film "Gandhi My Father".
There is also a special jury award for this film, which explores the troubled relationship between Harilal Gandhi and Mahatma Gandhi.
"Chak De" has got the award in the wholesome entertainment category and "Taare Zameen Par" in the family welfare category.
Playback singer Shankar Mahadevan has won the award for the song "Meri Maa" from the film "Taare Zameen Par".
The jury members for the National Awards headed by Sai Paranjpe included Ashok Viswanathan and Namita Gokhale. About 102 films and 106 non-feature films were considered.
The list had been finalized last week but because of the death of Andhra Pradesh chief minister YSR Reddy, the announcement was postponed. (ANI)


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Non-video-supporting iPod users might finally have something to lord over users of 5G iPods. With the instructions detailed in the video found after the "Read more" and an adapter from Mark Hoekstra (availability and price to be announced), the video's producer, users of 4G, 3G, 2G and even 1G iPods will be empowered with the knowledge and hardware necessary to convert their mini-spinning-hard-drive based media players into a power conserving, solid state, Compact Flash-based iPod of the future!! …well, maybe that's pushing it.
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Today's the big day for a Tully family receiving a home makeover, thanks to a few hundred volunteers. In just a few hours, retired Syracuse Deputy Fire Chief Dave Johnson and his family will be moving into their remodeled home. The family has been staying at a temporary location while volunteers have worked around the clock for three weeks. Our Brad Vivacqua reports.
Dave Johnson, who is a former Syracuse firefighter, and his wife Diana, have raised 29 children in the home over the years.
Current and past firefighters decided to nominate the family for Extreme Makeover Home Edition. When the show was canceled, volunteers decided to go forward with their own makeover project. The home was in need of extensive repairs and modifications and about $200,000 of work has been put in to the project.
More than 300 volunteers have made the project possible.
The family will be arriving here around 10 a.m. and they will see the remodeled home for the first time.