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This school is a joke. It needs EXPOSURE like prime prep.... Only the Mcclure's and the good Lord knows the truth about Focus Academy. Enough said................
Focus learning academies and Triple A is a joke. I don't fault the teachers at all because they are just employees walking in the blind. Anytime a school has almost a complete whole new staff from principles down to cleaning crew, that's a red flag especially when it was the teachers decision to look for a job elsewhere. Something isn't r right. My child states that they only tested the first two weeks in school and come home with no home work. This is my childs third year here and I am about to take him out because he is already behind from when I enrolled him three years ago. He has a learning disability however that is suppose to be the primary mission of this school to help those students with learning disabilities to be able to make it in the real world and to make sure they are not left behind. From my evidences only the teachers my son has had doesn't know how to make the instructions different for him to understand therefore his learning gap is increasing. No testing information as far as to what learning level is he on is ever discussed at these meetings. Theparentscan't help the students if they are in the dark as well.
My Grand Son attended Focus Academy during his First grade year , and I must say that he wasn't taught anything he didn't already knew . They also mailed out the wrong report card at the end of the year and Charged my daughter $15.00 for a copy of the report card they never sent . My daughter decided to this school another chance in which she enrolled her Son (second grader) and her Daughter ( pre k ) She was informed in the beginning of enrollment that Pre K students would go half a day and if you wanted your child to stay the whole day one would have to pay $30.00 a week ..She enrolled her for half a day . On the first day of school the parents were informed that there would be no half day of school for the pre k students due to them not having that many. Here it is approximately 3 weeks into school and the office sent out a letter stating that the pre k will now have to pay $30.00 a week if they wanted to continue to attend Focus academy this year..Mind you they waited til High priced uniforms were purchased ( Example for just 1 skirt for my grand daughter cost $45.00 ) I find this to be very unprofessional non caring about these students (pre-k ) nor Parents .
My son has started his new school for the first with Focus and say far, so good. Really can't say anything bad about them but it's a very clean school and the staff are so nice and courteous in the morning when pulling up to drop my son for school.
All I have to say is my child does not learn. She is in the 1st grade and they have spelling words like it, is, of, the. She learned how to read in Pre K. They need to step it up, waaaay up. She will not be attending this school next year.
FOCUS Learning Academy is sad. They spend way too much time worrying about making themselves look good by the state. FOCUS cares way more about the athletes and nothing about the actual students. The only students that I'm sure the school is going to help out are the basketball players. I am pulling my child out IMMEDIATELY!
The faculty and staff in AAA may seem caring and understanding when the teacher, parent conferences come up, but when they are with the students, they are firm and strict. THIS is good. However, every time I directed the teachers with questions regarding my child's grades, I never got answers back unless I called them in an upset matter. It is a frustrating situation. TEST AFTER TEST AFTER TEST was the only thing I saw. This institution only concentrates on passing the state exams. No hands in training. Parents and others showing up at the school half naked and all tattoos showing and hanging low pants. My kids don't need to go to school and see that. People cursing and yelling all over the place. And how do you explain to a parent that your 8 years old child is not on campus when you go pick him/her up. Teachers releasing students that are NOT on the list for pick up. No field trips, field days, awards ceremony, no educational standards... I'm not happy.
I'm speaking to the parents who have a child with SPECIAL GOALS, and the wonder work done at the academies. The challenges I mention are those of LIFES EXPERIENCES!!! Having someone or knowing someone with special GOALS. I believe that in having so the school in mention is more than able to meet the needs of children with SPECIAL GOALS. All else doesn't matter. There is truth in what I say where miracles happen day in and day out. The amazing thing is in my experience is that no matter what THEIR day is like there always ready to assist the students with and without a special need. I believe my son and others have been touched divinely. I mean think about it RABI means " teacher", and what falls under this is blessings. Maybe I shouldn't say these things but I will, in fact I have to. Being told he can't, he won't, give up are all heartfelt. But in the essence of it all they or should I say shoe up and ready to meet the challenge. From my own experience the greater of me went in broken and returns to me daily refreshed with knowledge and we both await another day. In my experience when I was limited the teachers were empowered.I tell you the truth I've not seen anything like it.
FOCUS Academies has been making a difference in the lives of so many children for over a decade and we strive for excellence. Is it a perfect school? No but it improves each year! We have a high rating as a state charter school and that is due to the diligence of our faculty and staff. I would encourage parents to consider this school as a viable option to the larger district schools.
This school is a joke. My daughter has'nt learned a thing. They continue to get rid of administrators for no apparent reason and replace them with ineligable people. This school is going nowhere, and I am sad to have witnessed the downfall of this once great academy. Don't even think about sending your children hear.
I have a student that was in 6th and is now in 7th grade, and in comparison to the FOCUS front office staff, the Triple A front office staff are very rude and not helpful at all. From what I hear the the receptionist at Triple A is a relative of the CEO, go figure. Of course, there are the new adminstrators, not very helpful, not like the principals they had last year, they were always available, caring and helpful.
My son has really excelled at this school. His first year here, he was a difficult student, and behind developmentally. His teachers were patient, communicative, and listened to all of my concerns. This year he is a well behaved student, and academically on track! This is only made possible from the consistent care of the teachers and staff.
Focus is a great school to work for and a great school for my children to attend. I love the company of my co-workers and my students that attend my math class. We have the latest technology to use for educational purposes. We are held accountable for every child's educational experience to achieve positive life goals with global impact.
My 4th grader was attending another school that didn't meet his needs. I was determine to find a school that met his needs. Focus Learning Academy met his needs and challenged him academically. The administrators are wonderful people that honestly care about the children and parents. My son is now a 8th grader and I'm very happy with his academics.
My children came to FOCUS from another private school and a private preschool. My daughters have excelled every year that they have been at focus. My oldest began as a third grader and is now in fourth grade. She has done well academically and socially. She likes the school, the extracurricular activities, and the teachers and staff of the school. My youngest had to have a period of adjustment but after she learned the expectations as a prekindergarten, she has settled in very well. She is enjoying her kindergarten class and teacher. She is excited to be reading and learning new vocabulary. Everyday she comes home with a new discovery or word she learned at school.
I am pleased with the education my son is receiving at Triple A. He is being exposed to multi-sensory exemplar lessons daily. He is being challenged in all areas of education. This is a good school for children to receive a well-rounded education.
I am happy with the education my son is receiving. He is a new student at Triple A, and enjoys being in a middle school environment. The school is offering a world-class educational experience for him.
Focus Academy offers students as well as teachers opportunities to utilize technology through learning and teaching. Lessons are developed with the students' learning expectations based on TEKS. A great school which expresses a strong desire for all children to be successful.
I have two children attending Focus Learning Academy and their academic growth has been great with commended performance. The administrators are professionals and the teachers are excellent. Because Focus has a high level of accountibility in place, their tolerance for nonsense is zero which includes employees, parents and students. Focus is not a perfect school, but they are a Recognized District and I have seen consistent improvement over the last 5 years. I am trying to get my third child in at Focus but he is on the waiting list..
I do not know about the academics, but I can say that the hiring practices are horrible and atrocious. I was hired on verbally after successfull completing two interviews. I was informed three weeks later via text message that another candidate was chosen. I have sent several emails and even asked the employee of the company that gave me the verbal confirmation and there was no response plus a statement about me applying for a caretaker position, when I clearly applied for a teacher position. And another gentlemen said the same thing happened to him.
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Description: The Chiclet Sound Kit is Aniomagic's avant-garde way to make interactive textiles, paper, ceramics, and environments. They've made it so easy to implement that anyone can create interactive works of art. Program it directly from a web browser by holding it in front of a computer screen or phone. Connect it with conductive thread, conductive paint, or regular wire. The only limit is your imagination.
The sound kit will help you take your designs to the next level by sensing sounds (like music) and reacting to them. Because sensors need to communicate with the Chiclet, you will have to use LED lightboards instead of plain LEDs or sequins. The kit also includes a large coin cell battery holder and two coin cell batteries to power up your creation.
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I'm confused. Based on the Aniomagic website, your printed description is for "Chiclet", but Dia's video and your photo say "Sparkle". They're not the same product. All versions of Sparkle made before January 2014 worked with sensors; however, this is not true after that date. Currently, only Chiclet works with sensors. Other limits are described on their website. So, what is this: (a) a pre-2014 Sparkle or (b) a post-2013 Chiclet?
This is Nwanua from Aniomagic… sorry for the confusion.
It's (b) a post-2013 Chiclet being sold. The video for the pre-2014 Sparkle is still valid (for now), since from a user's perspective, you take this Chiclet, hook it up, and program it as Dia shows. Of course we'll need a new video.
Chiclet functions just like (a) a pre-2014 Sparkle, in that you program it the same way, and connect it to the lightboards and sensors with two wires. A bit of history: pre-2014 Sparkle had two modes: it could control regular LEDS through PWM, OR it could communicate with smart LEDs (we call them lightboards) and sensors using a one-wire protocol that provides power and data. This turned out to be rather confusing, so we've made things worse by splitting the functionality up.
We need to get some new videos up showing the different uses, emphasizing that although Sparkle pre-2014 could be used for lightboards and LEDs, post-2014 Sparkle is only for regular LEDs. Use Chiclet for sensors and lightboards.
If you sew it into something you wear often, can it handle a washing machine and dryer?
Somewhat: at this stage, we'd always recommend hand washing and air dry:
Although the electronics seem to be able to handle it, conductive thread corrodes and loses some conductivity with each wash; tumble wash and dry can be harsh on your connections (unless you coat the entire thread with puffy fabric paint.
An alternative is to sew the electronics unto a removable piece that you can then attach to your garment, and remove as needed. As always, remove the battery first.
Am I understanding this correctly: That it will respond to specific sounds? Wondering about using it in an application of only responding to certain words or tones.
It only responds to the level of sound. There is no interpretation or specificity of sound.
Does this listen to sounds and respond, or make sounds? And what LEDs can be used with this device?
You can either program it to do a certain light pattern depending on how loud the sound is, or you can program it like a sound-level meter. You'll need to use the smart lightboards because the system uses a single-wire power/data bus to communicates with other components (significantly simplifying the wiring of, say, 40 lights)
So how exactly is this programmed? Binary flashes of some sort?
pretty much.
Super cool. Found a video it… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOGv7_chCLQ#t=164


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Making the perfect rice dish is easy with the Cuisinart 4 Cup Rice Cooker (CRC-400). This powerful rice cooker offers you the ability to cook between four (4) and seven (7) cups of rice, making it large enough to cook for an entire family. The cooker includes a non-stick surface that ensures that cleanup is easy and none of your rice is wasted, and a steam vent that helps to prevent splattering and allows your rice to cook smoothly and evenly.
This cooker has two (2) different modes, warm and cook, and it automatically changes from cook to warm when your rice is done cooking so that you won't risk burning your rice but it ensures that your rice will still be warm enough to serve and enjoy. Convenient indicator lights are positioned on the front of the unit to show you which mode the cooker is set to and eliminates confusion. Above the cooker is a stainless steel steaming pot that allows you to cook other foods to add to the rice in the same convenient location. Convenient accessories that are included with this cooker include a measuring cup with rice spoon, and an instruction/recipe book to help you create delicious meals. This rice cooker allows you to be confident that your rice will be cooked fully and be ready to serve right when you want it to.
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Last post by Steve H. |
Vietnam POW's 40th Anniversary
Hard to think of a place this should be but here I think, the place where I would like to honor all or heroes. But especially these men and their families. I only wish others would post things about their friends and family, or them selves that served our Great Nation, not to brag but as a place to be remembered when there are no longer other to remember them. |
2 Posts |
Last post by Hurryin Hoosier |
Middle-East Conflicts War Memorial
My brother sent me this link and I am going to post it here as until now I have never heard of it. And this something we all should have known about long before now, so with honor and respect I add this board for those that lost Family and Friends in the Mid-East. Please watch, this is simply everyone should see. |
2 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
Military Wounded and Family Assistance Groups
Just as the Board above this one is intended for those that put themselves in harms way for the rest of us, (If you served in any way that put you in harms way I wish you would post your Name, Service, MOS and where you worked/served) and also for the names of the fallen that no longer have family but friends to post their names and services so that they may never be forgotten as long as I run this Forum. This Board is going to list whatever help is available to our Military Personal, their families, and also those folks that also put their lives in harm's way. It will be starting out with Military Help Organizations, but as I find those for Firefighters, Police Officers, and First Responders in general I will add those as well. Please see what you can do to help these Organizations, as not one will be posted that hasnt been vetted by myself as legitimate Service and Help Organizations. |
1 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
Welcome Everyone
Please be Welcome to this Forum. Everyone here for now is new, as is this Forum. |
1220 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
Our new chat room
Hello everyone, When we first started up this forum, I tried to get a chat room up and running, but this programs Software back then didn't interface well with the chat rooms it was closed down. Now we have a Brand new Chat Room that was and will be always up whether there is a moderator on the forum or not, unlike the last version we tried. I'm wondering how everyone would like to start a Chat night one a week to talk about most anything firearms related. Post a list of days that would work best for you and the most days that get suggested will be the day(s) when everyone will know someone will be in the room to cha with. Of course you can get together at any time if you and someone wants to chat, the room will be open 24/7. But the night(s) we pick to actually have someone online, will be the day(s) when you can maybe ask folks in general questions you need help on. This will take some time to get off the ground, and everyone aware of so be patient with us and we will make this an even better Forum. One way or another to the best of my limited knowledge, we are the ONLY forum to host a chat room. |
0 Posts |
2nd Amendment Advocacy Groups
I am going to try to keep a list of Second Amendment Rights Groups posted here. |
29 Posts |
Last post by chrisdxn |
News effecting every weapon owner
Any news regarding laws and or proposed laws impacting our 2nd Admendment rights and gun ownership in general. |
90 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
Rules PLEASE READ |
1 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
Classifieds: Sell, Trade, or Barter.
Make sure you read the rules. |
1241 Posts |
Last post by kneelingatlas |
For Questions covering both listed and less well known
This idea was suggested as a place for folks to come to for those questions regarding weapons that get posted on boards not necessarily read by everyone, but may still know how to fix. It may be redundant to have your question posted in your particular weapons board and on this one, but the more chances you have to get your question answered can't hurt. It's also a place to ask questions about Models I haven't listed for whatever reason. Moderator: DeeDubya |
390 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
mouseguns.com Pocket Auto Comparison Chart
This chart was done by "Mousegunner" who was a member of the CZFirearms.com group. And I am placing it here and on Genral Firearms Board, because it is one hell of a comparison chart and since he has passed on, I am posting this to honor his work and memory, I knew him when I was a member of the other forum and he was always gracious, and patient helping others find to answers they needed. He is missed by all who knew him. May he Rest in Peace |
18 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
YouTube and other How to's Sites
This is here because there actually some very good instructional how to's of disassembling and or repairs to a number of CZ's here. There are also a lot of not so well done one's and some just plain stupid one's, I trust you folks to be able to figure out the difference, and if there is ANY confusion on your part about any part of the how to then for Pete's sake ASK, We are here to help, this Topic IS NOT meant as a replacement to asking folks for help, nor as a replacement for going to a gunsmith. As far as that goes, you are here by warned, advised and every other way you can be told, that it's entirely your responsibility to check and double check anything you see Before you attempt anything you see on YouTube or anywhere else. Unless you are a qualified Gun Smith and simply need a reference point. In which case I expect you to know your job and not take anything for granted. This Forum nor any of its members, not anyone attached to it, or having dealings with it or its members is not in any size, shape or form liable if you follow the video's and they turn out to be wrong. This forum and it's Moderators and or ANY qualified Gunsmith, can and will be checking these on a regular basis and anything we decide is stupid, a mistake, dangerous in any way for the non-professional to attempt, can and will delete the link to that video without notice. You can find legitimate reviews good or bad, if any exist for any CZ, under the News and Links Board. As always, when I do something new on this forum I do it because I want our members to have the best information they can get anywhere right here in one easy to start from site. I think this forum already has out done most of the weapons forum's simply by doing the best we can to be a Central Clearing house for information about CZ's, Dan Wesson's, Brno's and on occasion other weapons. Certainly the Holster, Grips, Accessories Boards have links that will benefit any weapon owner no matter the Make or Model. Add to that the 2nd Amendment, Calendar of Events, Competitive Shooting Organizations and links to Local, State, and Federal Weapons laws Boards (as much as we know about or of them) are also applicable to everyone that has a firearm. |
5 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
The Wizards of CZCustom are in the house
Hey folks! We now have another new board, and it's for none other than the CZCustom Shop! All forum rules apply, don't be rude or snarky or use it for anything other than looking for ideas or help customizing your CZ's, GM and the rest there are busy as heck every min of everyday, and he and they are being more than generous to be offering to do this. |
402 Posts |
Last post by detour3 |
Comparing CZ's Side by Side for reference purposes
I thought this would not only long be a great idea but be a lot of help to our members and anyone else that stops in. So here's the deal: I used one of my CZ 75 Pre-B with the original factor grips as the base for the side by side comparison of the CZ's I have presently. So what you will see will be between 4 and 7 shots of the two weapons (the CZ 75 Pre-B and whatever other model) side by side in different positions, I think I got all the shots people would like to see but maybe not. I may consider doing it again and adding those shots if they are important enough. But unless they are really important and should have had a picture taken I'm not going to repeat this again, except as I get new models, and I will add them as I go. It's taken the better part of a week to do this, Looks easy but it ain't. I hope it helps and was worth the time, effort and Pain. I also plan on trying to get a lineup of pistols with different grips on them so folks can get an idea just what a certain style of grip will look like. I am not going to swap all the grips I have per pistol. What you will get is simply a line of pistols, different models Grip facing the camera so the different widths can be seen. I MAY even try taking a set with a tailors tape wrapped around each grip to show the actual width and diameter. |
10 Posts |
Last post by Michael |
Why this Board?
I decided to add this at the request of a member that asked Could we have a section for CZ smgs (like CZ 25) and some of the older/rarer CZs that aren't found in the US like the .25 pocket pistol (CZ 92)? Granted possibly the Board above this one Commemoratives, Limited Editions and the Unique could have possibly covered this topic also. But thinking about it, especially since he specifically mentioned SMGs, and since I didnt put up a board for the VZ 61 Skorpion (Silly Me, Mea Culpa, Mia Culpa) or anything remotely Full Auto, this is now the place for them to hang out. |
62 Posts |
Last post by Steve H. |
What it is, what it was, what it will be.
Well you asked for it and here it is! A place to post pictures of you CZ's along with your other family members, including the human ones. Especially if the human ones are at the range, Learning or practicing, post the targets only if you want, Names optional. Also 3 things: First: if the pictures are of a particular style CZ, if there isn't a topic already started then start a topic for it. Also if you wish to go ahead and post the pics of a particular Model CZ in/on the Board that is already established for that model. Second: If it's a group picture then try to add commentary to the picture about which is which. And those group pics will have a topic of their own. Third: There is no mandate that you must only post pics of CZs, that would not be fair to folks (most of us I think) that happen to have other Makes and Models of firearms, Especially the Group Family shots when all the kids are together for that all important Family photo. Just keep in mind that this is the CZFORUM, Not the other guys forums, so I will expect that a fair percentage of firearms shown in Group pics are CZs. The Moderator for this Board is a man that is a Legend in his own mind, a Man that needs no introduction, a Man that risks his life day in day out protecting us from 5th Graders 8 hours a day 9 months of the year. The man Xanax was invented for. A man who needs no introduction, so I wont introduce him .Ok, OK its b5.5dan! |
442 Posts |
Last post by Angryvikingman |
Bragging rights, Help with how to teach the kids gun safety, and shooting.
I was thinking about what we could do to make this Forum fun for families. Reason being is that at least 3 of our members have posted pics of their kids at the range or shooting, along with pictures of their significant others doing the same. Also there have been a couple questions asking for ideas on how to encourage family member(s) to come out to the range with them and try some shooting, which brings us to this board topic. I want it to be a place where our members with families young and old could brag on them and show off their interest in the shooting sports. (we already have an entire forum for us to brag on ourselves, I think it's time we brag on our families abilities) And if we can get trainers, instructors, Range Safety Officers and such to help with questions from the members or their families, then this would be an even more fun forum for everyone. We already have shown we can get along without being vulgar, political, or overly religious, or start flame wars when we disagree and we don't have any ads or banners or other things to distract from what we are interested in, and thats Shooting. It's up to us to bring along the next generation(s) so that they can take our place(s) standing tall for their Country and the Right to Arm Bears, oh um I mean Bear Arms. I think this may be a way to do just that. I'm not really good at getting my meaning or intensions across, but I hope everyone more or less gets my point and where I'm coming from. It would help if someone wanted to be the Moderator for this board, and keep it rolling, possibly coming up with ideas on how to spark interest in the younger set by showing them sites where people their age or gender compete and have fun while doing it. As it is we have only myself, and 3 Global Moderators to run this Forum, and we really could use some help. |
25 Posts |
Last post by sirgilligan |
CZ 75 Pre-Ban |
130 Posts |
Last post by GM4469 |
I was informed, I had slighted a group of you that have the CZ 40 in B or P series, so now this is a board dedicated to ya'll. Its in this place more or less at the top because if you notice the way I have the whole thing set up its mostly on Numerical model sequence IE: 40, 52, and then in the order that CZ has them in. Also if you are wondering I have CZ 75 Pre-ban Models listed above everything else so it should in MHO have Pride of Place for starting the entire CZ following here in the States. Or at least its the first one I ever heard of back in the day. oh and btw you have Youngguns to thank for suggesting this board. |
102 Posts |
Last post by MirrorMan68 |
I missed this/these models so now they have a home.
As I said I missed those models, and I have no doubt I have missed others. I really do want our members to have as much chance at getting their questions answered as possible. And if I can do it without making this entire forum to confussing I'll try to do what ever I can to make it easy and fun here. |
161 Posts |
Last post by lilmule |
CZ 52 Pre-Ban |
271 Posts |
Last post by Hurryin Hoosier |
CZ 82 Pre-Ban |
452 Posts |
Last post by lklawson |
The P-01 is a compact, alloy framed decocker model with light rail |
410 Posts |
Last post by wingnut |
The P-06 is based on the CZ75 design but with improvements in Metallurgy, quality control and design. |
176 Posts |
Last post by Volzfan |
CZ P07 Duty
The CZ P-07 Duty is the next generation of the CZ handgun family |
943 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
New pistol, and now a new Board Subject. Looks pretty good btw. |
15 Posts |
Last post by michaeld1953 |
CZ 75 Compact
The compact offers all the features of the full size CZ 75 while reducing weight and bulk for comfortable carry. Moderator: Rodolfo Fierro |
256 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
CZ 75 D PCR Compact
Light alloy frame de-cocker model featuring an extended magazine release, low profile snag-free sights, and a loaded chamber indicator. |
316 Posts |
Last post by TexasShooter |
The CZ 83 is a compact all-steel semi-automatic handgun, designed on the blowback breech principle |
295 Posts |
Last post by lilmule |
A sub-compact semi-automatic CZ 2075 RAMI |
285 Posts |
Last post by AVG |
Polymer framed version. Shown with available extended magazine (increases to 14+1 in 9mm and 10+1 in .40) |
90 Posts |
Last post by newbuckeye |
The BD version of the RAMI improves on the 2075 platform with several new features |
66 Posts |
Last post by Geobob |
The CZ-75 family of semi-automatic pistols features the short recoil, tilt barrel with radial locking lugs. Moderator: Rodolfo Fierro |
1658 Posts |
Last post by cal50 |
The CZ 75 BD is a de-cocker version of the basic CZ 75 B model. Moderator: Rodolfo Fierro |
120 Posts |
Last post by reprobate |
The CZ 75 B SA (Single Action) is identical to the CZ 75 B in all aspects, except that it has a single action trigger mechanism and a drop free magazine. |
117 Posts |
Last post by Rodolfo Fierro |
CZ 75 B Stainless
Stainless steel variations of the CZ 75 B |
56 Posts |
Last post by GM4469 |
The Kadet pistol is the perfect training or plinking pistol, weighted and balanced just like the CZ 75. |
86 Posts |
Last post by djw |
Kadet Kit
The CZ 75 Kadet conversion kit is a separate accessory for the CZ 75/85 pistol series allowing the firing of .22 LR caliber cartridges. |
153 Posts |
Last post by Model 52 |
The CZ 85 B is the ambidextrous version of the CZ 75. |
36 Posts |
Last post by Rodolfo Fierro |
CZ 85 Combat
The CZ 85 Combat version was created as an extension of the CZ 85 B with some additional features |
54 Posts |
Last post by GM4469 |
The CZ 75 SP-01 is the first full size handgun (4.72 bbl) from CZ to feature the improved manufacturing technology and ergonomics of the NATO approved CZ 75 Compact P-01 model. |
414 Posts |
Last post by CZCali |
CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical
The CZ 75 SP-01 is the first full size handgun (4.72 bbl) from CZ to feature the improved manufacturing technology and ergonomics of the NATO approved CZ 75 Compact P-01 model. |
307 Posts |
Last post by wabiker |
CZ 75 SP-01 Phantom
The CZ 75 SP-01 PHANTOM is the newest member in the CZ 75 line of handguns. |
126 Posts |
Last post by Angryvikingman |
The CZ 97B is the big bore brother to the CZ 75B. |
391 Posts |
Last post by Jimvh2 |
This model is a decocker version of the basic CZ 97 B model with tritium night sights. |
45 Posts |
Last post by CZ-RAMI-2075 |
CZ 75 Tactical Sport
Introduced in 2005, the new CZ 75 Tactical Sport in 9mm Luger and .40 S&W. |
132 Posts |
Last post by Optimistix |
CZ 75 TS Czechmate
The CZ 75 TS Czechmate comes with all parts necessary to run in IPSC Open or Limited division (both in 9mm) |
37 Posts |
Last post by muaz |
CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow Custom
The dual-tone Shadow Custom is a competition ready IPSC Production Division pistol. |
120 Posts |
Last post by mhar |
CZ 75 Shadow
Shadow competition version of the CZ 75 |
25 Posts |
Last post by GEORGETHEGREEK |
CZ 75 Shadow T
Adjustable sight version of the CZ 75 Shadow competition model |
9 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
CZ 75 SP01 Shadow Target
The CZ 75 Shadow Targetis a competition ready USPSA Production Division pistol |
19 Posts |
Last post by kneelingatlas |
CZ 75 SA Target by The CZ Custom Shop
The Target version of the CZ 75 Single Action was designed by Angus Hobdell, and brought to life by the CZ Custom Shop. The custom shop has tuned this pistol up for anyone interested in competing or who wants to do some serious paper punching with a sin |
4 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
18 Posts |
Last post by nedbat |
General information
This section is for posting questions about Commemoratives, Limited Edition, and other wise tricked out CZ's of any type and Caliber, and for showing off your Special weapons or your own workmanship and skills. Remember to Post Pictures or links. And above all else have fun and enjoy this place for the Special and Unique. Bring your own drool towel. |
34 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
General Information
Since Dan Wesson is a member of the CZ family, they also have their own board here withing the Fourm. Frankly I don't know much at all about Dan Wesson's, so I'm not sure how to set it up for DW Fans. If there is anyone that is a DW Fan and or Rep and wants to Moderate this board, Please step up and say so. We will give you a shot at running the entire thing, and if it goes well you will become THE Moderator for the DW Board. |
61 Posts |
Last post by CZ-RAMI-2075 |
Keep those cards and letter coming folks. |
4 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
Glad I can finally start this and the next one for DW's. I may not own one but I have thought they were one of the greatest side arms ever made |
8 Posts |
Last post by CZ04FT |
Huglu 202B |
28 Posts |
Last post by CZ_T |
Forum for CZ452 or Rimfire
We now have a member with this weapon so I made this new Topic under the rifle board since it belongs here. Pretty nice long gun on .22. |
144 Posts |
Last post by mag318 |
CZ 527 Carbine |
32 Posts |
Last post by ZG47 |
2 Posts |
Last post by ZG47 |
37 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
New CZ 527 Carbine .223 problem |
81 Posts |
Last post by Angryvikingman |
CZ 550 Urban Counter Sniper .308 |
59 Posts |
Last post by Steve H. |
25 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
CZ Clones from Around the World
Here we go. We all know and love our CZs, and we also know that nothing beats a CZ for quality, value, and basic shootability. However, we also know that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. The CZ line is the world's second most copied handgun platform in the world (second to the 1911), so there are a few copies out there. Some are trash, some are absolute treasures. All of them have a place here. Questions, comments, concerns about CZ Clones now have a place at CZForum.com! Remember, this board is specifically for CZ CLONES. These include (but are not limited to) EAA/Tanfoglio, TZ, Norinco, Canik, Sarsilmaz, Armalite, et cetera. NOT just any pistol that looks like it may be a CZ Clone (i.e. Taurus, etc.) |
213 Posts |
Last post by DexterGSP |
Saiga |
30 Posts |
Last post by b5.5dan |
I know things come up that don't tend to fit all nice and neat into any one topic, so lets use this area for those "Have you tried this?" or "This is something I tried and it worked/didn't work" Sort of things. Please keep in mind that this entire forum is dedicated to CZ's but sometimes there is/are things just too good not to mention. Or talk about. Oh and you have AH-1 for suggesting this board/topic along with CZ-RAMI-2075. |
164 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
Concealed Carry
Steve H. Suggested this some time ago and because I got tied up in a couple projects, until now I had forgotten to make this Topic. So without further ado, here is our newest Topic |
4 Posts |
Last post by chrisdxn |
Questions we don't have a subtopic for yet.
Mostly explains itself I think. If it's firearms related regarding CZ's, DW's, or Brno's, or VZor's and we don't have a sub-topic board up for it then post the questions here. You will have a better chance of getting a quicker responce since pretty much everyone looks up someting on this Board on a real regular basis |
16 Posts |
Last post by evdillon |
mouseguns.com Pocket Auto Comparison Chart
This chart was done by "Mousegunner" who was a member of the CZFirearms.com group. And I am placing it here and in the PostsYe Olde Gunsmith's Shoppe Board, because it is one hell of a comparison chart and since he has passed on, I am posting this to honor his work and memory, I knew him when I was a member of the other forum and he was always gracious, and patient helping others find to answers they needed. He is missed by all who knew him. May he Rest in Peace |
1 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
A "History of Modern Warfare" section
This went off topic so it's getting moved here where more folks will see it and maybe help them out. Thank b5.5dan for bringing up the topic, I think it is really good and something I didn't know. I had my own way of doing things but b5.5dan reference to Jeff Cooper is not a bad way to go for everyone to learn I think. Moderator: b5.5dan |
80 Posts |
Last post by bimmerland |
Ballastic Testing all my pistols
I am going to do one of these for each of the pistols I own and post the results both under each pistols category/topic but also in the general firearms discussion section also. That way anyone that wants to know will have 2 chances to find the information they may need or want. I am not (I think) going to do the Ballistic tests for every weapon that has the basic same barrel length. I figure the ammunition will come out about the same speed everything from a barrel of equal length. I WILL post the second set of test for each weapon because the second test is going to consist of putting one round or each brand of ammo I have into a magazine. I will simply pick up rounds at random and insert them. The ammunition in question is going to be a mix of FMJ, FMJ truncated cone, hollow point, shot shell, wad cutter. Semi jacketed lead etc. I will load and fire the weapon in a reasonably rapid fire to see how each pistol handles a mix and match round. The point of the second test is because all the CZ 75 Pre-bans I own do not like hollow points, wad cutters etc. But the B models don't seem to have the same issue. So I'm going to try them all and see what's what. I am going to try to keep the ammunition as similar as possible: IE: 125 gr. 1200fps sort of thing. Not always going to work out that way but I will try to keep things as even and fair as I can or more to the point I can afford. |
15 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
What CZ should I get?
This is the place to ask for help for the new members wanting to buy a CZ but not sure which model. |
189 Posts |
Last post by scrgdk |
Molds for Custom Holsters and Grips
This is simply one of those I am tired of looking all over for a Custom grip for a particular model CZ or a Custom Holster for a particular model again CZ. I have one idea which I am going to post once I finish adding this board. And I want any and all other ideas along the same lines. |
22 Posts |
Last post by b5.5dan |
Weapon Collecting |
63 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
Actually Ulysses just gave me another idea of a Board or topic, "CZ's R Us" dedicated to a list of any and all forums that are formatted towards CZ's of any kind from any country, and or have sections dedicated to CZ's. Let's face it, there is more to know about CZ's than we know between us and I think not listing any place that can help our members find an answer to their questions, if we can't answer them, is doing a dis-service to ourselves and our members. We (ALL the Forums) may not all agree with each other about some things, and occasionally there is out right dissension, but we ALL have one common goal and that's CZ's. And like any family we have our internal squabbles now and again. But I'm as of now not going to let that or anything else stand in the way of what we all want. And that's to learn more about CZ's and helping those that are just starting out on the CZ road find their way. I'm going to start with Ulysses group in Canada, and add Highroads and yes CZFirearms.US. Yes some of you already know I Bought and revived the very Orginal CZForum.com because they, (CZForumsite.info) banned me after I donated $3000.00 to help pay their forum bills. But I am not going to hold the personal judgment of a couple Senior Members and Admins against myself to interfere with our Members ability to get answers, when that Forum can possibly help someone we can't. And if there is/are any other forums that have sections regarding CZ's no matter what state or country then please let myself or an administrator know, so we can add them to the list. I believe a Forum called CalGuns has a section on CZ's and if for no other reason possibly add them simply because they are a California Based Forum, and having a link to them maybe beneficial to our members in California and or members thinking about visiting or moving there. So here goes an interesting social experiment and yet another way this, the orginal CZForum.com, lives up to its long and revered history of leading the way with new ideas, visions and a sincere belief that CZ is now and will allways be a leader in firearms worldwide. |
17 Posts |
Last post by CZ04FT |
What brings you to this Forum and why?
This I think may be a good idea, Ulysses, gave me the idea when he posted his history and why he was here. For thank I thank him. |
54 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
Read This First Please
Well all in all considering the fact that this entire site is for dissemination of Information concerning not only the CZ Family but also the Sport Shooting Family and the 2nd Amendment, and those topics already have their own boards. I figured and have also had a few requests for something like this, that we need someplace, or Board to talk and dissuasion on topics that really dont need their own board but still have relevance to what we are trying to do with this site. So this is it. TRY to keep everything within the parameters already established but go off topic if you need to. The General Rules for this Forum Apply in ALL circumstances so dont make me have to go all Postal on you for being a putz. Grab your favorite Grindage/Munches and whatever tasty beverage you prefer, sit back relax and have fun. |
261 Posts |
Last post by 1Shot1Kill |
OK, this should have been up a long time ago. I apoligize that it's only now going up and because one of our members suggested the idea that I should have thought of myself. |
132 Posts |
Last post by reigen |
Ammunition |
332 Posts |
Last post by ZG47 |
Grips (Custom or replacement) Mfg |
92 Posts |
Last post by Steve H. |
Holsters |
297 Posts |
Last post by chfields |
List of places to buy mags. Just the URL's |
152 Posts |
Last post by TOMMYT654 |
Paracord bracelets
Just thought that I would mention that I make and sell paracord bracelets. |
5 Posts |
Last post by GhostWarrior |
UpLULA magazine loaders
As most Kadet owners know, the Kadet magazine is a real bear to load. And most readers of the Kadet Klub Forum know I mod both, the HKS-940 and the UpLULA magazine loaders so they will load those pesky CZ Kadet (and other) .22lr magazines, called the "K" mods Well, I also sell the loaders I mod |
43 Posts |
Last post by Steve H. |
THis spot will be for springs members suggest for various model CZ's and the url's to find them. |
5 Posts |
Last post by NORMSUTTON |
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Br. Aelred Woodard, O.S.B. is a choirmaster of St. Martin's Abbey and teaching Religions Studies at Saint Martin's University. He is a monk of the Order of St. Benedict at St. Martin's Abbey since 1973.
After graduation from high school in 1961, he pursued seminary/university studies in philosophy and theology at institutions in Baltimore, Hartford, and Ottawa, Ontario.
In 1968 he was drafted into the United States Army. During the three years of duty, he won the first prize for classical vocal soloist in each of those years: 1st Army – 1968, and 6th Army – 1969 and 1970.
In 1972, while attending St. Martin's College on the GI Bill, he was district winner of the Metropolitan Opera audition in Seattle. During the years 1971-1972, he was Post Music director at Ft. Lewis, Washington. He received his MA in theology with honors from St. John's University in 1989.
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- OCCUPATION: Film Actor
- BIRTH DATE: October 16, 1958 (Age: 55)
- EDUCATION: University of California, Los Angeles
- PLACE OF BIRTH: West Covina, California
- Full Name: Timothy Francis Robbins
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Actor, director, producer, writer, activist. Born Timothy Francis Robbins on October 16, 1958, in West Covina, California. An Academy Award-winning actor, Tim Robbins is just as well known for his activism as he is for his dramatic talents. The son of folk singer Gil Robbins, he grew up in New York City's famous bohemian neighborhood, Greenwich Village. He began acting as a teenager with the Theatre for the New City.
After graduating from the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1981, Robbins helped found the theater group known as The Actor's Gang. After a number of small roles, he first caught the public's attention as a likeable, oafish baseball player in Bull Durham (1988) with Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon. Robbins and Sarandon became romantically involved and were one of Hollywood's enduring couples before their split in 2009 after 23 years together.
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He went on to portray a diverse mix of lead characters, showing his great range as a performer. In Jacob's Ladder (1990), he played a Vietnam War veteran having difficulty separating reality from delusion. Working with director Robert Altman, Robbins shined as the sharp, but shady movie executive in The Player (1992) and as an unfaithful, power-abusing cop in Short Cuts (1993). Around this time, Robbins also made the political mock documentary Bob Roberts (1992), which he wrote, directed, and starred in.
In 1995, Robbins stepped completely behind the camera for the critically acclaimed death penalty drama Dead Man Walking starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn. He received an Academy Award nomination for his directorial efforts, and his then partner Sarandon won her Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Sister Helen Prejean, a nun who counsels a convicted killer waiting on death row.
Throughout his career, Robbins has been outspoken on many issues and has used his celebrity to bring attention to specific causes. Serving as presenters at 1993 Academy Awards, he and Sarandon took some of their time on camera to highlight the plight of HIV-positive Haitian refugees who were being detained by the U.S. government.
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Dr. Siobhan Kehoe joined the Division of Gynecologic Oncology in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in 2009 after completing fellowship training in gynecologic oncology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
A graduate of SUNY Binghamton with majors in biology and anthropology, she attended Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine and completed her residency in obstetrics and gynecology at New York-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia Medical Center where she also served as chief administrative resident.
Dr. Kehoe's clinical interests include the use of laparoscopic and robotic surgical techniques in the treatment of cervical, endometrial, and ovarian cancers as well as prophylactic surgical procedures for treatment of high-risk patients. She also participates in the cancer treatment protocols of the National Cancer Institute's Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG). She sees patients at the Harold C. Simmons Cancer Center.
Dr. Kehoe's research interests include studying biological cancer therapies, lymph node mapping, and endometrial cancer treatment. She is also interested in the postoperative outcomes of cancer surgery and has co-authored several papers on the subject.
Dr. Kehoe holds the Rosann and Richard Gutman Fund for Clinical Excellence and Career Enhancement.
Medical School | Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine (2001) |
Residency | Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center - NY (2005), Obstetrics & Gynecology |
Fellowship | Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (2009), Gynecologic Oncology |
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$60,000 Car Stolen From Dealership ShowroomMOORESVILLE, NC - A 2013 limited edition Camaro stolen from right inside the Randy Marion dealership in Mooresville; workers didn't even know the car was missing until eight hours later. In the movies stealing a car from inside a showroom looks simple, in reality it can actually happen. Randy Marion Dealership General Manager, Randy Marion Jr., says when he arrived to work on Tuesday morning the 2013 Camaro was gone, "When we walked in the car wasn't here and we could tell they just took it and backed it straight out the big doors." Detectives say the suspects broke a lock to get in Monday night. Then drove off with a $60,000 red Camaro. Marion says it was about more than just the value, "You've got a $70,000 Corvette right beside it, so it wasn't about the money, it's about the car." Surveillance video caught the suspects pulling up to the dealership in a black SUV and then driving off in a brand new Camaro. The State Bureau of Investigation was on the scene searching for any possible leads. But even with "on star" tracking technology, you can't always find what your looking for. Marion says the thieves had a motive, "They knew exactly what they were looking for, they came in and got it." The dealership is offering a $5,000 dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. Marion says he hopes they find whoever did this, " Police have not released a description of the suspects. If you have any information about the red Camaro, call Iredell County Crime Stoppers. |
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Hair Fair 2012 is open!
I made 3 brand new hairstyles for Hair Fair this year and I'm pretty excited cause I also made new hair textures and used a new program to make my sculpted hair.
And I gave my HUD a make over. So, everything is new!!
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LENTE – means "spring" in dutch. Its a dreamy, kind of boho style. (DEMO)
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DAAN – is a unisex casual short hairstyle. Every hairpack has a special HUD with the option to choose different highlights. There are 6 colors in every pack, so you can make 6 x 6 = 36 different haircolors (fatpack has: 30 x 30 = 900!!)
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BLANCHE- Blonde is in my Hair Fair goodie bag and is a bob-hairstyle.
You'll only be able to find my new hairstyles at my booth at hair fair so if you go to my Mainstore expecting to see the new hair it won't be there.
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Photo: Thinkstock/Hemera The new Italian restaurant in our neighborhood was the perfect place to celebrate our eighth wedding anniversary. We settled into a cozy table for two and turned our attention to the menu. It wouldn't be easy to decide on our courses: The menu included almost too many enticing options with ingredients like black olives, Jerusalem artichokes and capers. (I will order anything that comes with a sexy-sounding Italian garnish!)
That night, I was torn between the flank steak served on a bed of arugula and the foraged mushroom Arborio risotto. (Are you getting hungry now?) I love risotto, and I know it's traditionally made with Arborio rice, but on this occasion I couldn't help musing out loud: "What is Arborio rice? Is it rice from a place called Arborio? Or is some actual kind of grain?" Less than a decade ago, couples must have had entire evenings—perhaps entire relationships—destroyed by the pain of waiting for an answer to this kind of pressing question. Your spouse thinks it's a region, but you think it's got to be an actual type of rice. Worse yet, he suggests it's a pointless question and you shouldn't care about the answer. The next thing you know, you're arguing over why he has to be such a know-it-all or why you have to devote so much time to useless information. Ultimately, your osso buco gets cold, and someone ends up sleeping on the sofa. Was Steve Jobs thinking about all those endangered marriages when he drove Apple to create the ultimate date-night instant answer device, the iPhone? With my iPhone in hand, the Arborio dilemma was easily resolved by Wikipedia: Arborio rice is an Italian short-grain rice. It is named after the town of Arborio in the Po Valley, where it is grown. "Huh," Rob replied when I finished reading. (I've trained him to make some kind of sound of acknowledgment whenever I say something to him, even if he has no interest in what I'm saying.) Our mystery solved, we were ready to order our meal and crack open the anniversary champagne. Our delight at diving into the soup of online knowledge turns the Web and the world into our marital playground, never more so than on date night. If you still think date night means dinner and movie, or if the very concept of date night has been lost to the challenge of leaving work or finding a babysitter, it's time to take a look at how the social Web can help you rediscover the joy (not to mention relationship-saving importance) of spending a night out with your sweetie. Advertisement
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Box: 8 Fold: 133 Review of "North-South: A Program for Survival" Box: 8 Fold: 134 "Not Triage, But Investment in People, Food and Water" Box: 8 Fold: 135 "A Note on Andre Gide's 'Return From Soviet Russia'" Box: 8 Fold: 136 "Note on Britain and the European Community" Box: 8 Fold: 137 Notes: External Implications of Britain's Energy Policy Box: 8 Fold: 138 "Peace and Justice in the World" Box: 8 Fold: 139 "Planned Economy in Catholic Social Thought" Box: 8 Fold: 140 "The Poor World's Cities" Box: 8 Fold: 141 "Populorum Progressio: Ten Years Later" Box: 8 Fold: 142 "Progress of Peoples" Box: 8 Fold: 143 "Reconciliation and Neutrality in Yugoslavia" Box: 8 Fold: 144 "Reflections of a Democrat" Box: 8 Fold: 145 "Reflections on Planetary Society" Box: 8 Fold: 146 "Forward - Rich World, Poor World" Box: 9 Fold: 1 "Science and Values on a Small Planet" Box: 9 Fold: 2 "Science Council of Canada" Box: 9 Fold: 3 "Shadows of History?" Box: 9 Fold: 4 "Small will always be beautiful" Box: 9 Fold: 5 "Solutions to the Problems of Development" Box: 9 Fold: 6 "Some Aspects of 19th Century Thought" Box: 9 Fold: 7 "Spain in the European Balance" Box: 9 Fold: 8 "Stop the Faecal Peril" Box: 9 Fold: 9 "Syndromes of 70's," "Famine," and "Crises" [Reviews] Box: 9 Fold: 10 "Taxing the Rich Countries to Aid the Poor" Box: 9 Fold: 11 Third World Development [Untitled] Box: 9 Fold: 12 "Toward a New International Economic Order" Box: 9 Fold: 13 "The Triple Crisis: Food, Energy, and Population" Box: 9 Fold: 14 "Water the Key to Health" Box: 9 Fold: 15 "What is this Thing Called the World" Box: 9 Fold: 16 "Where Bankers Fear to Tread?" Box: 9 Fold: 17 "Women Students at Oxford" Box: 9 Fold: 18 World Community [Untitled] Box: 9 Fold: 19 World Economy [Untitled] Box: 9 Fold: 20 World Food Crisis [Untitled] Box: 9 Fold: 21 World Market [Untitled] Box: 9 Fold: 22 "Agri-business" Box: 9 Fold: 23 Book Notes Box: 9 Fold: 24 Human Settlements I Box: 9 Fold: 25 Human Settlements II Box: 9 Fold: 26 "Notes from London Consultation" Box: 9 Fold: 27 Nobel Symposium Box: 9 Fold: 28 "Notes During and for Rome Forum" Box: 9 Fold: 29 World War II Central Europe/Russian Revolution Box: 9 Fold: 30 World Wars I - II Europe Box: 9 Fold: 31 World Wars I - II Germany Box: 9 Fold: 32 World Wars I - II Italy Box: 9 Fold: 33 Miscellaneous Notes Box: 9 Fold: 34 Miscellaneous Notes Box: 9 Fold: 35 "Care and Maintenence of a Small Planet" Box: 9 Fold: 36 "The Case for Conservation" Box: 9 Fold: 37 "The Conserving Society"
DESCRIPTION: 2 copies of a printed book review by BW regarding the "Report of the Independent Commission on International Development Issues under the Chairmanship of Willy Brandt" (or the Brandt Commission), as it appeared in the journal "Parameters."
11/15/1976 - 11/15/1976
DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of a newspaper article by BW appearing in "The New York Times," regarding the U.S. Senate's "right to food" resolution.
DESCRIPTION: TMs of a review by BW of Andre Gide's book regarding Marxism and the misconceptions of the Russian Revolution.
DESCRIPTION: TMs regarding a Europe-wide decision making body in an advancement toward cooperation in world government.
DESCRIPTION: TMs by BW regarding the effects of enrgy policies on the environments of other countries.
DESCRIPTION: TMs by BW regarding social justice.
DESCRIPTION: 1 TMs and 1 printed article by BW.
December, 1969
DESCRIPTION: Printed article by BW in "The Economist," page 56, regarding human settlements.
DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of an article by BW regarding the prophetic social and economic vision of the Papal Bull "Populorum Progressio."
March - April, 1974
DESCRIPTION: Series of newspaper releases by BW under the general title "Progress of Peoples" regarding the issues involved in the Papal Bull "Populorum Progressio."
November, 1939
DESCRIPTION: 1 TMs and printed article by BW regading the formation of the Yugoslav state.
DESCRIPTION: TMs of an article by BW probably written for "The Economist" regarding the party system in Britain.
DESCRIPTION: TMs regarding the decline in natural resources, morality, economic inequality, social inequality, etc.
DESCRIPTION: Book review by BW of a book by Geoffrey Lean regarding the economic inequality of the world.
December, 1979
DESCRIPTION: Printed article by BW appearing in the "EPA Journal" regarding the dangers of our new modern technology.
DESCRIPTION: Annotated TMs by BW regarding the high cost of living and of keeping the economy going.
DESCRIPTION: TMs of a book review by BW regarding Evan Luard's "Types of International Society."
DESCRIPTION: Article by BW appearing in "Earthscan" regarding the work of Dr. E.F. Schumacher and his impact on environmental issues.
DESCRIPTION: TMs regarding some difficulties to overcome in social and economic development.
DESCRIPTION: TMs by BW fully titled "Some Aspects of 19th Century Thought in relation to Social Legislation."
DESCRIPTION: 1 AMs and 1 TMs regarding Spain in World War II.
DESCRIPTION: TMs regarding human waste disposal.
DESCRIPTION: Comparative book review of 3 books as well as summaries of the major issues of each book. The books are: "Syndromes of the 70's" by John Loraine, "The Famine Business" by Colin Tudge, and "Energy, Environment, Populations, and Food" by George L. Tuve.
12/18/1977 - 12/18/1977
DESCRIPTION: 5 Photocopies of a newspaper article by BW printed in the "Washington Post" regarding the economic inequalities of the world.
DESCRIPTION: 1 AMs and 1 TMs regarding the problems faced by too rapid growth in developing countries.
DESCRIPTION: Printed article by BW regarding global economic cooperation.
December, 1974
DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of an article by BW regarding the major crises facing the modern world: "food production, energy consumption, and population growth."
January, 1977
DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of an article by BW which appeared in "World Health" regarding the necessity of cleaning up water supplies.
August, 1978
DESCRIPTION: TMs of an article by BW concerning the dangers of modern technology to the environment.
DESCRIPTION: TMs of a book review by BW on John Kenneth Galbraith's "Money: Whence it came, where it went" regarding the history of money.
DESCRIPTION: TMs by BW describing the life of women at Oxford University.
DESCRIPTION: 3 copies of a "Foreword" by BW regarding the concept of the world as a cooperative community.
DESCRIPTION: Annotated carbon of an article by BW regarding a world economy.
DESCRIPTION: Article by BW regarding the crisis of famine in underdeveloped countries.
DESCRIPTION: Carbon of an article by BW regarding the idea of a world market as the equivalent of a world community.
DESCRIPTION: AMs notes regarding the business of agriculture.
DESCRIPTION: 2 notebooks containing AMs notes from miscellaneous books.
DESCRIPTION: TMs notes regarding various topics, including population, social tension, transport, etc. taken from a looseleaf binder labelled "Human Settlements."
DESCRIPTION: Continuation of looseleaf binder labelled "Human Settlements."
DESCRIPTION: Transcript of discussion regarding an unnamed conference.
DESCRIPTION: AMs notesbook labelled "Nobel Symposium."
DESCRIPTION: AMs notebook titled as above.
DESCRIPTION: AMs notes regarding the Russian Revolution (including note on Andre Gide's "Return from Russia") and preparation for World War II in Central Europe.
DESCRIPTION: AMs notebook regarding World Wars I and II in Central and Eastern Europe.
DESCRIPTION: AMs notebook regarding Germany between the world wars.
DESCRIPTION: 2 AMs notebooks regarding Italy between the world wars.
DESCRIPTION: AMs notebook concerning democracy, modern technology, economic and social conditions, etc.
DESCRIPTION: Several yellow legal pads of notes seemingly taken from discussions or seminars.
DESCRIPTION: TMs regarding the scripts for a series of television programs to be aired by the BBC.
DESCRIPTION: TMs of summaries and programs for a television program called "The Case for Conservation."
DESCRIPTION: AMs and TMs drafts for a series of television programs under the general title of "The Conserving Society."