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i think i'll be selling some headbands if anyone is interested
i'll do small inexpensive ones that will be more for hair accessorizing and the big ones (pictured above) for keeping warm.
Knit headband I made for my friend's birthday!
yay! <3 chunky yarn
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Knitting project #1 of 2013: finished!
Just finished this hat! tweed wool
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Carnival attendees brave the Zero Gravity ride at Geneva's annual Swedish Days festival on Wednesday. The carnival area featured rides like Zero Gravity, where the spinning force of the attraction keeps riders pinned to the walls. (Shea Lazansky photo)
Lieutenant Kevin Williams of the Kane County Sheriff's Department greets a supporter. Williams announced his candidacy for the 2014 Republican nomination for sheriff in 2014 at the Kane County Judicial Center Thursday. (Michaela Simone photo)
Ellen Gallagher chats with Chuck Ingersoll during the 22nd annual Paddleboat Mixer hosted by the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce Wednesday evening.(Sandy Bressner photo)
Cyclists and Pedestrians take advantage of the new pedestrian/bicycle crossing at the Red Gate Bridge in St. Charles, IL on Saturday, June 15, 2013 (Sean King for Shaw Media)
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Renee Dee talks about plans to deter bullying as Shannan Harley looks on during a meeting of the Knights Against Bullying at the Town and Country Library in Elburn Wednesday.(Sandy Bressner photo)
Festival goers hang out tightly and smile as they spin around on a ride at the carnival during the Swedish Days Festival in Geneva Tuesday. (Michaela Simone photo)
Stephanie Burgess dances with her son, Evan, 2, as the band 7th Heaven performs during the Swedish Days Festival Tuesday evening in Geneva.(Sandy Bressner photo)
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Anthony Humbles (center) leaps out of his seat as the Chicago Blackhawks score a goal in the first period of Wednesday's game against the Boston Bruins. Humbles and many others were watching the game in the backyard of St. Charles resident Tom Campana, who projects the game onto a large screen that hangs from his porch.(Sandy Bressner photo)
Batavia High School senior Andrew Martinez (left) and recent Batavia graduate Ryan Pawlawski have organized a Wiffle ball league and created a field adjacent to Pawlawski's home.(Sandy Bressner photo)
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An unexpected week in Northern California
Mt. Shasta rises majesticallly just beyond McCloud River Lodge by Cameron Weckerley
just for today, I hate small towns. Sure they're charming, full of history, and on average have a much higher percentage of friendly people than the big city. But to be stranded in one, as we have been for a week now, is an entirely different matter. A person can't get things they need in these little burgs. Particularly, if what one needs is a 12 mm hex tool for a torque wrench. Above a certain elevation they don't even know they exist. But I digress.
A week ago, my wife/journalism partner, Patti, and I took off for Northern California on a magazine assignment with high hopes of a wonderful week on two wheels. We looked forward to the change in scenery in anticipation of a stimulating and profitable adventure.
Fate, unfortunately, had other plans. In retrospect, there were omens from the beginning foretelling that this trip could turn out badly, but I chose to ignore them. Because of circumstances beyond our control, departure was delayed a day.
In spite of that, the ride got off to a great start. We left the south valley at five AM and beat the worst of the heat. Excited and optimistic, we had a double magazine assignment and a couple weeks off of work. To make our schedule, though, we had to ride from Bakersfield to almost the Oregon border in one day...600+ miles...no big deal, have done it before.
Traveling up the San Joaquin Valley is largely an exercise in boredom. Interstate five is one long piece of slab and the sameness of the farmland soon turns into wallpaper. Things do get interesting traveling along the California Aqueduct, though. Whether you approve of it, or disparage it, undeniably it is an impressive piece of engineering.
The California Aqueduct is amazingly impressive and it's easy to see why it's such a point of contention. That is a lot of water to be siphoning from the North to quench the thirsty southern portion of the state.
Having never driven the five farther North than the San Francisco turn-off, driving through Stockton,Ca, took me completely by surprise. I kept seeing signs for the Stockton Harbor, which I kept thinking was some kind of metaphor. It was a shock, to say the least, when the bike started rolling over a very large bridge and there were huge ships below. These were big ships, looking as if they should be in the ocean; it was a river port, of course. I hadn't even thought of that.
The character of the ride really changed after going through Sacramento. The term that keeps coming to mind is, less muscular, as if finally not having to move all that water, the land and the people could relax a little bit. The ride proceeds nicely until just short of Redding, Ca. Patti, who was sitting behind me, usually the trooper of troopers, signals me urgently to stop at the upcoming rest stop. A good idea, actually, as the bike had been feeling not quite right for a number of miles. She gets off the bike and when she takes off her helmet, I see that she is shaking and weeping. A combination of too much caffeine, not sleeping well the night before, and just plain fatigue had caught up with her. I was, obviously, upset and fatigued too because, when I went to put the RT on the center stand, I tipped her over. She went down on her right side and when we picked her up we found the drivers peg broken off. Not Good. Redding was only a few miles away but it was getting late.
We jumped on the bike and I managed to drive her in with my heel on the peg stump. Stopping on the outskirts of town, we inquired about a bike shop. A clerk gave us some vague directions to a Harley dealer....Closed. We rode down the street and my wife spotted a Cycle Gear. Perfect. Tricky entrance, though, and a wrong turn put us back on the freeway. I found a place to turn around and headed back in the right direction, but before we even get to Cycle Gear, we spy a KTM/Adventure bike shop. Perfect, they should have a little bit of everything, right? Closed on Monday! Damn. Back out on the main street, and with a lot of help from my co-pilot, we get maneuvered through what is now rush hour traffic on a main drag, back to Cycle Gear.... Open, perfect, and it's a nice big one.
A very amenable young man at the front desk listened to our story only to inform us that he had "sold his last set of highway pegs yesterday; however, he could call around the shops." Good. The calling turns out to be of little value as most of the shops are closed on Monday. That left us with one final option, the Honda shop.
Mercifully open on Monday, and until 6, which was particularly important because we were now fighting impatient, home-bound, traffic every step of the way. Made it to the Honda dealer before closing, I was, again, greeted by a most amenable young man at the parts counter who most regretfully informed us that he just didn't have any pegs. When pressed he agreed to go to the back room and look in what he called "Honda Stock." For "something."
He's gone for a while, so leaning as calmly against the parts counter as I can, to wait, I notice Patti off in some dark corner of the shop rooting around for something. The young man comes back with a peg that looks very much like it will work, albeit awkwardly. Together we stroll back out into the merciless sun to check out the bike.
The peg initially looks like it will work just fine. Next task, get the remaining piece of peg out of the Beemer. This turns out to be quite the task as the fall had badly bent the pin that holds the peg. After making several trips back to the shop area for various tools the pin finally gives up its grip, only to discover that it was one of those, close, but no cigar moments.
As this young man and I sat there among our tools and broken Beemer parts, more or less pointlessly scratching our heads, Patti shows up with a purple blister package containing a very shiny pair of chrome, Victory brand highway pegs. The young man in question was very surprised to see them, but Patti in her usual detailed, and systematic manner, had searched the store and found them abandoned on a dusty shelf somewhere.
They fit almost perfectly, with the pin alignment just slightly out. The boys in the shop made short work of that problem with a slightly smaller bolt and a couple of washers.
Good Work.
Still hot as hell and apparently, at least to us, it was getting more humid. A retreat into Denny's, across the street, brought much relief. Inside the Denny's, I learned yet another lesson in the quality of my character judgment. We had asked for one of the big corner tables so we could spread out our helmets and jackets and maps, along with all the other stuff motorcycling entails. We were put into a dark, corner table, which was perfect.
I kept eyeing, in my judgmental way, the threesome at the other corner table across the restaurant. It looked to me like an unscrupulous evangelist with a guitar was trying to do the conversion number on a hapless, older, couple. I couldn't have been more wrong.
After I thought they had left, I went out to get something off the bike. The "evangelist" was hanging around outside, leaning on the railing, with a cigarette, looking for a light.
It turned out to be, in my mind, anyway, a pretty tragic case. He was a middle-aged man, suffering from depression, living with his parents, and taking guitar lessons. It turned out that we had lived near each other, in Michigan, many years ago. Extraordinary.
Rested and with some food in our stomachs, we mounted Black Beauty for the final 45 miles into McCloud. After a day's ride of over 500 miles up the length of the great valley, some real motorcycling, at last. Redding is, basically, at the bottom of the ascent up to Mt. Shasta. Interstate 5 turns from a soulless slab, at last, into a real motorcycle road. At the beginning of the ascent is Shasta Lake. Shasta Lake has a fractal-like shape with many long fingers extending for miles. This makes for a lot of bridges and many great views. It's a visual feast of a ride, with great twisties thrown in for good measure.
The bike was not right, though, something was catching and grinding. Power was still being transferred, without interruption, to the rear wheel, but I could feel it. A turn off of Interstate 5, onto Highway 89, quickly deposited us at our destination.
We ground into the parking lot of The McCloud River and Ski Lodge and dragged ourselves into what appeared to be the office. The woman at the front desk, actually a corner of the bar, informed us we were late and she would take care of us in a minute. She turned out to be one of the owners, who was doing duty as both front desk clerk and bartender. Fair enough, it gave us a chance to survey the place and get a feel for local culture. Inside, the restaurant/bar/lounge was very attractive, having the feel of a Yosemite lodge, with unfinished pine construction, as well as old west and American Indian decorations. At the bar, sat a number of middle-aged men, sporting pony tails and overalls, or dressed in fishing regalia. I had one of those "uh-oh" moments as the theme music from "Deliverance" started playing on my mental soundtrack and one of the first comments I heard from the bar was, "There's only one kind of beer and that's Budweiser!" The comment was met with general agreement along the length of the bar. After a fairly short wait, we were given the key to room number 4 and were able to retreat to our own company.
Finally, able to unload the heavy pannier bags and trunk, the bike could be center-standed and the rear wheel raised for examination. One thing was immediately apparent, the rear brakes were metal to metal. Not sure if this was because the tech that changed the rear tire, just before we left, did not properly torque the calipers, or because I rode the brakes while riding on a peg stump, or a combination of factors.
Unfortunately, in the attenuated tool kit I brought on this trip, I did not have a large enough hex tool to remove the calipers so it was impossible to tell, at this point, if the grind was just brakes, or, if God forbid, another rear drive was failing.
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Marian is a Catholic, college preparatory, co-educational secondary school. The Marian community welcomes students from diverse backgrounds and is committed to fostering the growth and development of each individual in an environment of respect and accountability.
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Colt Python | |
Colt Pythons with 6-inch (15 cm) and 4-inch (10 cm) barrels and nickel finish
Type | Revolver |
Place of origin | United States |
Production history | |
Manufacturer | Colt's Manufacturing Company |
Produced | 1955–1996 |
Variants | 2.5-inch (6.4 cm), 3-inch (7.6 cm), 4-inch (10 cm), 6-inch (15 cm) and 8-inch (20 cm) barrel |
Specifications | |
Weight | 38 ounces (1.1 kg) to 48 ounces (1.4 kg) |
Cartridge | .357 Magnum |
Action | Double-action |
Feed system | Six-round cylinder |
Sights | Rear adj.; front ramp |
The Colt Python is a .357 Magnum caliber revolver formerly manufactured by Colt's Manufacturing Company of Hartford, Connecticut. It is sometimes referred to as a "Combat Magnum".[1] It was first introduced in 1955, the same year as Smith & Wesson's M29 .44 Magnum. The now discontinued Colt Python targeted the premium revolver market segment. Some firearm collectors and writers such as Jeff Cooper, Ian V. Hogg, Chuck Hawks, Leroy Thompson, Renee Smeets and Martin Dougherty have described the Python as the finest production revolver ever made.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
The Colt Python is a double action handgun chambered for the .357 Magnum cartridge, built on Colt's large I-frame. Pythons have a reputation for accuracy, smooth trigger pull, and a tight cylinder lock-up.[2]
The Colt Python was first introduced in 1955 as Colt's top-of-the-line model and was originally intended to be a large-frame 38 Special target revolver.[3] As a result, it features precision adjustable sights, a smooth trigger, solid construction, and extra metal. Pythons have a distinct appearance due to a full barrel underlug, ventilated rib and adjustable sights.[3] Originally, Colt manufactured Pythons with hollow underlugs but left them solid to work as a stabilizing barrel weight. When the revolver is at full cock, just as the trigger is pressed, the cylinder locks up for the duration of the hammer strike. Other revolvers have a hint of looseness even at full-cock. The gap between the cylinder and forcing cone is very tight, further aiding accuracy and velocity.[2] Starting in the 1970s each Python revolver was boresighted at the factory with a laser and was the first mass-produced revolver to do so.[3]
End of Production
In October 1999, Colt Manufacturing Co. announced the termination of its production of Python revolvers. In a 2000 follow-up letter to distributors, the company cited changing market conditions and the costs of defending lawsuits as the reasons for the discontinuation of the Python line as well as a number of other models.[8] The Colt Custom Gun Shop continued making a limited number of Pythons on special order until 2005, when even this limited production was terminated.[2]
Models and variants
The Python was originally available in two finishes: Royal Blue and Bright Nickel. The Bright Nickel model was discontinued with the introduction of the more durable satin stainless and mirror-polished Ultimate Stainless models.[2] The stainless steel and Royal Blue finishes were offered until 2003 by Colt on the Python "Elite" model.
Pythons were available with 2.5-inch (6.4 cm), 3-inch (7.6 cm), 4-inch (10 cm), 6-inch (15 cm) and 8-inch (20 cm) barrels.[2] The six-inch model was the most popular generally, and the 8-inch model was intended for hunting. A 3-inch barrel version is very collectible, although not rare.[3]
The Python Hunter model, with 8-inch barrel and factory-installed 2X Leupold scope, was made in 1980.[9] The Python Hunter was the first field-ready handgun hunting package made by a major handgun manufacturer.[9] The scope was mounted on the barrel using Redfield mounts and the gun was packaged in a Haliburton case.[9] It was discontinued by 1990 and briefly offered as a "Custom Shop" model afterward.[9] A Python Target model was made for several years in .38 Special only, in blue and nickel finishes.
Two variants of the Python were made in small numbers by Colt. The first was the Colt Boa of 1985, a limited production .357 Magnum revolver, made for the Lew Horton Distributing Company in Massachusetts. It used a Python barrel mated to a Trooper Mk V frame. Six hundred 6-inch revolvers and 600 4-inch revolvers were made, of which 100 were matched sets. Though it resembles a Python visually, it is substantially different internally. The second was the stainless steel Colt Grizzly of 1994, another limited production .357 Magnum revolver. It used a Python barrel mated to a Colt King Cobra frame. 500 of these revolvers were manufactured, with 6-inch Magna-Ported barrels and smooth, unfluted cylinders. The ported barrel includes a bear footprint. Similar to the Grizzly was the Colt Kodiak, which was a Colt Anaconda with a Magna-Ported Barrel and an unfluted cylinder. Approximately 2000 Kodiaks were manufactured.
According to Colt historian, R.L. Wilson, Colt Pythons have been collected by Elvis Presley and various kings in the traditional sense: "H.M. (His Majesty) Hussein I of Jordan ordered a limited number of Pythons with 4-inch and 6-inch barrels, as gifts to his selected friends. Casing and barrel were embossed with His Majesty's crest. The Python for King Juan Carlos of Spain bore his name in flush gold on the sideplate. Among other celebrated recipients: King Khalid and Prince Fahed (Saudi Arabia), King Hassan (Morocco), Sheik Zayed (United Arab Emirates), President Anwar Sadat and President Hafez Assad (Syria)."[4]
The Python immediately made inroads into the law enforcement market when introduced, with the 6-inch barrel being popular with uniformed officers and the 4-inch barrel considered optimum for plainclothes use.[3] However, it has since fallen out of favor (along with all other revolvers) due to changing law enforcement needs that favor semi-automatic pistols. When law-enforcement agencies realized that the 9 mm semi-automatic pistols fire a round with similar characteristics to the .38 Special with higher capacity, they began a migration to these, and other, semi-automatic pistol cartridges.[10][11] Colt's Python revolvers are still popular on the used market and command high prices.
The Colorado State Patrol issued 4-inch blue Pythons until their switch to the S&W .40 caliber autoloader.[12] Georgia State Patrol and Florida Highway Patrol issued Pythons to their officers.[12]
In popular culture
The Colt Python is the weapon of choice for Rick Grimes, the main character from AMC's popular drama, The Walking Dead.[13] In "Claimed", Rick lends the gun to his son, Carl, for protection when Carl and Michonne go on a supply run. Two episodes earlier, in "After", writes Allen St. John of Forbes:[14]
"Carl picks up Rick's Colt Python revolver, ready to do to his father what he did to his Mom. He draws. He aims. But the Itchy Fingered, Pudding-Eating Oedipus of the Post Apocalypse can't pull the trigger.
Official Colt historian RL Wilson described the Colt Python as "the Rolls-Royce of Colt revolvers",[4] and firearms historian Ian V. Hogg referred to it as the "best revolver in the world".[7] However, the revolver is not without its detractors. The downside to the Colt Python's precision is its tendency to go "out of time" with continued heavy shooting.[15] This is a condition in which the cylinder does not turn in exact alignment with the forcing cone, so a shooter may be sprayed with burning propellant when the gun is fired, or the gun may not fire when used as a double-action.[15] When this happens, the lockwork needs to be re-timed.[15]
Author Martin Dougherty notes the weight of the Python as a drawback, as it is quite heavy for a handgun of its caliber, ranging from 2.4 lbs (1.1 kg) to 2.6 lbs (1.2 kg), making it between 6 and 9 ounces lighter than Smith & Wesson's model M29 .44 Magnum, which weighs 3.0 lbs in 6½-inch barrel configuration (1.36 kg).[1]
See also
- ^ a b c Dougherty, Martin Small Arms: From the Civil War to the Present Day, New York City: Fall River Press, 2005, page 48. ISBN 978-0-7607-6329-2
- ^ a b c d e f The Colt Python .357 Magnum Revolver by Chuck Hawks at www.chuckhawks.com accessed Apr 27, 2009
- ^ a b c d e f Thompson, Leroy; Rene Smeets (October 1, 1993). Great Combat Handguns: A Guide to Using, Collecting and Training With Handguns. London: Arms & Armour Publication. p. 256. ISBN 978-1-85409-168-0.
- ^ a b c Wilson, R.L., The Colt Heritage, New York City: Simon & Schuster, 1987, P. 272.
- ^ Wilson, R.L., Colt: An American Legend, New York City: Abbeville Press, 1985, P 272.
- ^ Cooper, Jeff, "Cooper on Handguns," Los Angeles, Petersen Publishing Co., 1974, P. 189.
- ^ a b Hogg, Ian V. (1994)Military Small Arms: 300 Years of Soldiers' Firearms, Salamander Publishing
- ^ Update from Colt's Manufacturing Company, Inc.
- ^ a b c d Metcalf, Dick (1994). "Top 10 Hunt Guns". HandGunning (PJS Publications) 8 (5): 52–58.
- ^ Bailey, William G (1995). The Encyclopedia of Police Science. Taylor & Francis. p. 309. ISBN 0-8153-1331-4.
- ^ New York City Police to Replace Revolvers With Semiautomatics The New York Times, By CRAIG WOLFF, Saturday, August 21, 1993, Accessed April 27, 2009.
- ^ a b Ayoob, Massad(2003)The Colt Python, The Accurate Rifle Magazine, November 2003
- ^ Chris (February 5, 2013). "The Colt Python – An Ideal Zombie Gun?". Lucky Gunner Labs.
- ^ Allen St. John (2/09/2014 @ 11:40PM). "In 'The Walking Dead's' Brilliant, Disturbing Return, Carl Grimes Eats Chocolate Pudding And Becomes A Man". Forbes.
- ^ a b c Rich Grassi (May 2005). "C&S Python .357MAG". Combat Handguns. Retrieved April 27, 2009.
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There are several factors that influence the day-to-day activities in honey bee colonies. Some of these factors are environmental and can be managed or "changed" by beekeepers and some events are celestial, occurring by the calendar date and much more difficult for the beekeeper to alter.
Each factor will trigger a response from the colony to adapt to the new condition or situation. One of the main events that trigger a response from the colonies that beekeepers should anticipate happens to be celestial. It happens once each year and goes mostly unnoticed by beekeepers but never escapes the attention of the bee colony. It is of particular importance since the introduction of the parasitic mite Varroa destructor. That event is the summer solstice. We (both the bees and beekeepers) observe an increase in daylight length during the early days of spring.
Plants secrete nectar and pollen; the bees forage on this resource, increase in population and take the opportunity to store reserves for the anticipated time when forage will become unavailable.
Following the summer solstice, the daylight length begins to decrease, triggering a decline in the Queen's egg laying activity. Eggs, larvae, pupae (all commonly termed "brood") and young bees in the hive all decrease in quantity. Adding to the effect of the decreased daylight length is the summer "nectar dearth" or severe reduction of flowers that offer nutrition for the colonies. Lack of forage will exacerbate the decrease in the brood production situation.
The result of decreased brood production is of great concern to the beekeeper. In just a few weeks following the summer solstice, the population of bees in the hive will decrease, while the number of parasites (Varroa destructor) has either remained the same, or increase.
This increases the ratio of mites to bees, making the parasite population appear to "explode". This is the time period when beekeepers need to monitor mite population levels in the colony, and determine if a parasite control/intervention is necessary. There are many miticides now labeled for use that provide very good control. Remember, use caution when making applications of mite controls, do not apply the material when honey supers are on the colonies and always read and follow label instructions.
In addition to an increased mite-to-bee ratio, loss of col ony population may lead to a lack of bees available to forage for the fall honey crop or worse, a lack of young healthy bees that will carry the colony over the winter season and into the coming spring.
This happens to be a great time to re-queen those not-so-productive colonies. Queens reared at this time of year are generally less expensive to purchase, very well mated and will produce an abundance of young, healthy bees to over winter the colony and begin the spring season. They will also be less likely to swarm next spring and the break in the brood cycle will help with the mite control efforts as well.
Items to remember: Check your mite population levels, attend the next county Delaware Beekeepers Association meeting AND be sure to volunteer for duty at the Delaware State Fair exhibit!


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The toes know
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The temperature is set to 'soar' to 27 degrees over the next few days. You know what that means…
Summer's back!
And my toes are celebrating.
Don't think for a second I'm shaving my legs, though. That would be overkill.
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Alison, sounds like you are having better weather than Brissie. 8 degrees (!) last night for our first night of October. I keep waiting for the heat to roll in, I expect when it does it will be with a vengeance (but at least we have soaring blue skies and sunsetts after 6pm).
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Woo hoo, managed to get the 10.4.5 installed and to the desktop!
1) Have an issue with the sound, its constantly hissing and I can mute it by muting the sound, anyone any other permanent solutions?
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Name | Ralph David Abernathy IV |
Height | 5'7" |
Weight | 165 |
Position | RB |
40 Time | 4.4 |
School | The Westminster Schools |
State | GA |
Rivals | *** 5.5 |
Scout | ** #131 RB |
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In truth any discussion of Ralph David Abernathy IV, from here on in known as RAD4, has to start with his name. If you have spent any time at all studying the Civil Rights movement the name Ralph David Abernathy should be familiar to you.
After all, the player's grandfather, the late Ralph David Abernathy, was quite a game-changer himself as history books note. Not on the football field, mind you, but in something far more significant - the Civil Rights movement.
In fact, that's stating it mildly.
Abernathy was, as many recall, Martin Luther King, Jr.'s right-hand man. The men organized marches and sit-ins to protest racial discrimination in the 1950s and '60s. They faced threats together. And even shared jail cells.
Abernathy is part of one of the most prominent families in Georgia and his surname adorns countless streets, libraries and sundry other edifices throughout the south. There is no shortage of stories detailing his families lineage.
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RAD4 is the definition of a quarkback. He is small but fast and quick in every direction. At his size if anyone gets a direct hit on him it is bad news bears. But because of his lateral quickness and body control it is very difficult to get a direct hit on him. He can dip his hips or take a stutter step to throw the defenders off balance so that all they can deliver is a glancing blow. He has good hands and probably has the inherent ability to operate in the slot if circumstances dictate. The best thing about RAD4 is his ability to outrun pursuit angles. That is a rare ability.
Abernathy is a shoe in to take a red shirt year. UC signed three running backs in last years class and Jameel Poteat and Akise Teague are both likely to be fixtures in the two deep throughout the year. RAD4 has a very similar skill set to Teague. But he is about 20 pounds lighter and with a more significant injury history. Abernathy was bothered by an ankle injury for most of 2010. So a year in the weight room would serve him well personally, it would also balance out the running backs in terms of classes. It's generally not a great idea to carry more than 2 RB's in the same class unless you are Georgia Tech or something.


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P Pergonal. This is a drug used to stimulate ovulation. It contains equal amounts of FSH and LH. It is administered by injection and is used to stimulate the development of the follicle and the egg in the ovary in women undergoing ovulation induction. This preparation is also used in men with infertility due to primary or secondary problems of sperm production to stimulate sperm production. Perinatologist. This is an Obstetrician/Gynecologist who has had extra training in maternal fetal medicine. They treat high risk pregnant women and manage their pregnancies and deliveries. Pituitary Gland. A small hormone producing gland just beneath the hypothalamus at the base of the brain. The hormones produced control the ovaries, the thyroid and the adrenal glands of the woman. FSH, LH and TSH are some of the hormones produced. Disorders of this gland leads to irregular or absent ovulation in the female and abnormal or absent sperm production in the male. PLI (Paternal Lymphocyte Immunization). See LIT (Lymphocyte Immunization Therapy). Prednisone. This is a steroid that blocks inflammation of an allergic reaction. A common reaction from this drug is bloating. It is a drug that can cause many side effects. Ask your doctor many questions about its many side effects. Premature ovarian failure. Cessation of menstruation due to failure of the ovaries before the age of 40. This condition is also called the early menopause. It is often associated with autoimmune abnormalities in the woman and a history of infertility, IVF failures or recurrent pregnancy losses. Progesterone. A female hormone secreted by the ovary after ovulation during the second half of the menstrual cycle (luteal phase). The cells producing the hormone are called luteal cells. The body producing the progesterone in the ovary is called the corpus luteum. Adequate progesterone production is essential for the success of all pregnancies. |


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Be sure to check out Mile High Hockey for the opponent's perspective.
With both the Avalanche and Stars out of the playoff race, the focus now turns to evaluating some young players for next season and more importantly, who gets the highest draft pick. The Avs have been just a smidge worse than the Stars over the past ten games, going just 1-7-2, scoring just six goals in their past five games and being shutout twice.
Currently, Colorado sits with the #3 draft pick before the lottery and has a good chance at winning the top spot. Yet despite the fans wanting as high a pick as possible, the players on the ice are doing their best keep playing hard and win as best they can. Goaltender Petr Budaj has been particularly sharp lately, allowing just one goal on 51 shots the past two games.
The Stars will continue to give some playing time to young prospects, with both Ivan Vishnevskiy and Matt Climie expected to play again tonight. Other Stars youngsters will continue to look to make their mark; James Neal, Loui Eriksson, Fabian Brunnstrom and Tom Wandell have all been the team's best players the past few weeks.
Who I'm watching:
Ivan Vishnevskiy: The young offensive minded defensemen had a decent game in his NHL debut but said afterwards that he held back a bit in his aggresiveness with the puck. It will be interesting to see what he does with a fast ice surface and much to prove.
Key Injuries:
Dallas: G Marty Turco (lower body) is questionable. D Stephane Robidas (lower body), D Trevor Daley (lower body), RW Krys Barch (upper body), C Brad Richards (hand), C Toby Petersen (foot), LW Brenden Morrow (knee) and D Sergei Zubov (hip) are out. Colorado: C Joe Sakic (back), LW Ryan Smyth (hand), D Adam Foote (head), D Brett Clark (hand), D Ruslan Salei (knee), C Paul Stastny (foot), D Daniel Tjarnqvist (facial cut) are out.


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Pataclimb Website - More News info and new guidebook! UKC News, Dec 2012 © Pataclimb French alpinists Lise Billon, François Poncet, Jeremy Stagnetto, Jerome Sullivan and Spaniard Pedro Diaz have put up a new line on the southeast ridge of Cerro Murallón in Patagonia. They climbed Pillar del Sol Naciente (5.12b A1 WI 6 M6) over the course of nine days and placed 15 bolts at belays. The "Pillar of the Rising Sun" is a 3,300 foot line that was first attempted in 1974 by Jose Luis and Rafael Juarez, both of Argentina. While Eric Shipton nearly gave Cerro Murallón its first ascent in 1961, the actual summit was not reached until ten years after the Argentinian attempt on Pillar del Sol Naciente. According to PlanetMountain.com, Italian alpinists Cassimiro Ferrari, Carlo Aldč and Paolo Vitali finally reached the peak via Aldč-Ferrari-Vitali (VI 5.10 A2/3, 4,900 feet) on the mountain's North Pillar in 1984. And yet, nine years went by before the North Pillar received its second ascent in 2003. In November of that year, Germans Stephan Glowacz and Robert Jasper put up a 3,600 foot line deemed The Lost World (V 5.10+ M8). In 2005, Glowacz and Jasper were nominated for the Piolet d'Or; however, the golden ice axe went home with Steve House and Vince Anderson for their climb of Nanga Parbat in Pakistan. Pillar del Sol Naciente is "the most beautifully striking unclimbed line in all of Patagonia," writes Rolando Garibotti for his web site Pataclimb.com "This line is remote, completely independent and darn hard. It is a truly creative ascent. If there was a line in all of Patagonia that begged to be climbed this was the one."
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text: I'm probably way off because I am definately no expert, but could your home have mold? I just ask this because both dh & I got the worst joint pain after moving into our home and having to clean up a lot of mold damage. And I actually have anklosing spondilitis (a form of arthritis, but I'm used to how that feels), and the affects from the mold were really severe and besides affecting our joints, I think it caused us to just feel otherwise unhealthy too.


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Carry this handy Double-Sided Diamond/Ceramic Sharpener in your apron or pocket and you'll always have a sharp tool! When open, it measures 9" long and gives you the choice between a superfine diamond grit and a ceramic grit and doesn't require oil. Ideal for sharpening pocket knives, chisels, carving knives, router bits, and more. Opens easily and the handle doubles as a case when closed (measures just 5" long when closed). Made in USA.
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- Opens easily to reveal a double-sided sharpener
- Superfine diamond grit on one side, ceramic on the other
- Handle doubles as a storage case; folds closed to just 5" long
- Perfect for sharpening chisels, carving knives, pocket knives, router bits, and more
- Model 350
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Manufacturer Part Number | 530 |
Weight (lbs) | 0.3100 |
Material | Ceramic, Diamond |
Size | 9" |
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The ALi controller is a problem device and you may need to purchase a USB adapter card. USB 2.0 makes sense, no?
: I have win98se with an ASUS p5a-b moboard, it has an ALI usb controller. SO, it looks like it works, because in Device Manager/Properties, there are no conflicts or problems. WIndows tells me it is working fine. BUTT, when i plug my Gravis Gamepad Pro USB into the port, nothing. No detection. Ive tried ALOT of things to get it working, even exactly what Gravis says to do on their website (reinstalling sys,vxd files) NOTHING!! Im totally lost, any suggestions or people with the same problem????????


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Cicerone is an English publisher specialising in guidebooks for walkers, climbers, trekkers and cyclists. The company's first publication was a climbing guide to the English Lake District, and their focus is mainly on Europe and in particular the British Isles: as of January 2014[update] their website lists, among others, seven books covering the Americas, and six on Austria, compared to 28 on the English Lake District and 47 on Scotland.[1] The company was founded in 1967 and is based in Milnthorpe, Cumbria, a few miles south of the Lake District.
In 2008 readers of Walk Magazine, published by the Ramblers' Association, voted Cicerone guides into first place in the "Best Walking Book" category of their annual "Top Gear Awards".[2]
- ^ "Home page". Cicerone Press. Retrieved 30 January 2014. Figures from main headings in "Browse Books"
- ^ McNeish, Cameron (Spring 2008). "Your Gear of the Year" (pdf). Walk Magazine. Retrieved 2008-08-08.[dead link]
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Cornerback Jordan Poyer, playing with a painful right knee, said Washington simply outplayed the Beavers. He said Oregon State will have to refocus, learn from the loss at Washington, and get ready to play host to Arizona State.


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Siblings Without Rivalry, 1-2-3 Magic, Babyproofing Your Marriage, 101 Ways to Help Your Daughter Love Her Body. This is a short list of parenting books I haven't read but sound valuable. Will I ever read them? Not sure. A book… you know, it just has so many… pages.
Someone figured me out and developed ParentsDigest, a service that summarizes parenting books into 8 page PDFs and sends them to you in email. They read the books so that we don't have to, they assure us.
I skimmed the nicely designed PDF about Babyproofing Your Marriage and learned within 30 seconds that the key to that book is "The Five Minute Fix" which means blowing, um, your husband's mind (wink wink) with generosity, so that he will feel appreciated and have a positive attitude toward household responsibilities. Ok, now you don't need to read that one. Next…
Check out ParentsDigest.com for the details. Oh yeah, and I'm filing this one under Green, too.
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May 2, 2013
Liddie Jo Morris Devoer, 70, of Athens, departed this life on Thursday, May 2, 2013, at her home.
She was a member of St. Mark AME Zion Church in Athens. After graduating from Excelsior High School in War, W.Va., in 1963, she moved to Athens in 1966 with her family. She was employed at Athens Furniture until it closed.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Wade and Claudine Morris; one daughter, Suzie Devoer; two brothers, Wayman and John L. Morris; and one sister, Shirley Morris.
Those left to cherish her memory are two sons, Herman Wade Devoer Jr. of Franklin, and David Lee Devoer of Athens; two grandchildren, Jada and Jalen Devoer, both of Athens; four sisters, Charles Anna Morris of Athens, Dolina Roberts and her husband, Nathanial, of Sweetwater, Lillian Gaines and her husband, Billy, of Athens, and Christine Mitchell and her husband, John; three brothers, McArther Morris and his wife, Olivia, of Greenville, S.C., Wayne Morris and his wife, Valarie, of Etowah, and Damon Morris of Athens; many nieces, nephews and cousins; a special cousin and caregiver, Patsy Hammonds of Athens; and many friends.
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We lucked out. It was a BEAUTIFUL day in Venice and the gondola ride was perfect (just wish it was longer).
The tour was pretty good except for the devices we have to use...if you were further than a couple yards away, you would not be able to hear the guide.
Great tour for the price. Shared gondola ride with 4 others and lasted about 35-40 minutes. Perfect! Then walked the streets and Piazza's. Our tour guide was very knowledgable about the city and we learned lots of info about how the Venitian's lived in this society.
Wonder tour guide who was very informative and enjoyed sharing with us her beautiful city
First we went on the gondola ride which was very nice and then after we went on the walking tour which we enjoyed so much and we highly recommend. the tour leader gave us a lot of information, she was very helpful and took us to places where you wouldn't find on your own. thanks
A thoroughly enjoyable experience, well organised and extremely good value for money.
The guide was friendly and well-informed and the tour took you to less frequented parts of Venice but none the less absorbing and significant.
I would definitely recommend this to future visitors
Loved this tour!!!
Loved this tour!!!
I have already filled this in when we returned from our trip?
But once again it was excellent! The guide, the weather and the whole trip.
Highly recommend. The guide was very knowledgeable and interesting. The gondola ride was great and an inexpensive way to enjoy one.
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Venice is so beautiful. This walking tour gave us a glimpse of the past and some unknown facts if I were to do it F and E I would not have know so much. The gondola ride is the highlight of the tour.
Guide was great. Very knowledgeable of the history of Venice. Had a great gondola ride after the city tour. Venice is a very interesting city.
We had a magnificant time and I would recommend this tour! Thank you for great memories.
A great way to get started in Venice. Our guide explained how the streets were named, then it began to make sense!
The gondola ride was great, a pleasant young man who took us across the Grand Canal, to a quiet area.he even sang for us!!
Great, walking tour was informative and loved the gondola ride our gondolier also became a tour guide for the canals