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MSR Comp Soxx are a thin Poly-Spandex upper leg that provides a soft and comfortable lining between your knees and knee braces. Elastic top folds down over the top of your knee brace. Medium bulk sock from the ankle down provides comfort with standard boots but are thin enough to be worn with most booty boots. Soft acrylic fiber content wicks moisture away for dryer feet.
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I wear a set of EVS knee braces and have to say these MSR Comp Soxx are the perfect solution to common knee brace problems... First they are really long so I pull them all the way up and then fold the tops over the tops of my braces. This keeps the braces from moving around. My boots hold the bottoms and these socks hold the tops. It is really nice.They also provide a nice barrier between the braces and my skin. The EVS braces are very comfortable, but any brace starts to "rub you wrong" after a few hours...Tip: I dump a healthy portion of talc/baby powder in each sock before putting them on. This really helps with sweat and actually keeps my boots smelling nice...
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I bought these for riding single track woods riding.The BAD:They fall down, I can't keep them up at all, I haven't used them with braces yet, but they actually end up inside my boots, which is to far to fall.The good:Comfortable and long, actually come up above my compression shorts legs.in case you can't tell;They are a heavy duty pair of nylons with a sock sewn to the foot part. I like them, but they just don't stay up with just knee guards, you will need braces to make the best of these. I bought my wife a pair of MSR's "Moto" socks, and they are perfect! Buy those as they are thicker, just as tall and stay above her knee guards.
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Stan Yamamoto is coming to the realization that retirement planning in his 50s doesn't look a bit like it did when he was in his early 40s.
When he started the process in 1997, the advertising executive had his eye on socking away enough money through company 401(k) plans and other investment vehicles to do the things people typically think about doing when they retire, like traveling and purchasing a vacation home.
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"In 1997, I had the same optimistic viewpoint of many people in their 40s," said Yamamoto, who is single and has no children. "Even though I planned well, now things have shifted so dynamically with the economy that I need to do some tweaking to distinguish between what I need and what I want."
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The Hyatt Regency in Reston, VA, U.S., will use begin using the "virtually waterless" laundry cleaning system from UK-based Xeros Ltd. A Xeros washing machine was installed at the property on Dec. 4th, where it will be used to launder Hyatt's guest room and dining room linens and bath towels. The machine uses less water, chemicals, and energy than traditional methods.
Xeros CEO Bill Westwater said the "bead" cleaning system will provide the Hyatt with dramatic savings in laundry and utility costs per year, as well as superior cleaning.
Patented polymer beads go into the wash cycle and are key to the nearly waterless wash system. They last for hundreds of washes before being collected and recycled. The beads' are used with a proprietary detergent solution. The dirt from soiled items is attracted and absorbed by the beads.
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Green Weenie of the Week: Matt Damon
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Unexpected travel last weekend postponed the weekly Power Line Green Weenie Award, but that allowed me time to catch up with an important new book bearing on someone who deserves a shelf of posthumous Green Weenies: Rachel Carson, the author of Silent Spring. Published 50 years ago, Silent Spring remains an iconic book for the modern environmental movement, and Rachel Carson one of the movement's heroes. (The EPA still hosts »
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Your old phone vs your new phone pic.twitter.com/1jsBura8Rt
— Historical Pics (@HistoricalPics) October 18, 2014
Tweet of the Day (2)
Lady just chilling at Dulles in her homemade Hazmat suit pic.twitter.com/Ljlny8t4pr
— Joe Henchman (@jdhenchman) October 15, 2014
Democrat butchers single payer talking points (for lack of party support)
A state Senate race in California:
While both support the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, the two disagreed over whether a single-payer option should be added to the program.
"I don't have a problem with universal health care, [but] single payer doesn't work," [Republican Downey Councilman Mario Guerra] said. "You're taking away choices. I want to choose my own doctor, not go to a doctor the government gives me."
[former Assemblyman and Democrat Tony Mendoza] said, "We shouldn't turn back now, people are suffering. It doesn't matter what your socioeconomic status is, health care should be available to everyone."
Total fail. Canadians get to pick their own doctor under their single payer program: Read below the fold...
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Tweet of the day
This is messed up.
There's basically a $25 fine for premarital sex in St. Louis County. @radleybalko: http://t.co/jO6hPLlIia pic.twitter.com/lTAtUxku5j
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) October 16, 2014
In the garden: Flowers after the rain
We're now in that season when rain means warmth, not coolth. So, it was warm today and the cloudy sky made for nicely saturated colors:
A tapestry (bangs head on desk seeking greater depth of field, but perhaps the iPad's lense, no matter how augmented, cannot deliver this?)
Jewel-like Bachelor's Buttons; and the iPad, for whatever reason, will show a crisper image on the screen than in the image produced; could be camera shake, so I should think of a tripod.
More Bachelor's Buttons. This is not a very good photograph, but it reminds me of a late DeKooning: Great random handing swaths of stuff, but still brilliant color. Read below the fold...
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Texas Presbyterian whistleblower comes foward, shows how MBA misleadership class treated ebola nurses like cannon fodder
[Briana Aguirre, who has worked at the Dallas hospital for three years, ] cared for nurse Nina Pham, 26, who was diagnosed with Ebola this weekend after caring for Mr Duncan, who died from Ebola last Wednesday.Read below the fold...
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In the garden: Twilight
Tweet of the day
Talking w/ SLU students & testing out "walkie talkies" 4 on-campus communication & cell backup. Smart. #OccupySLU pic.twitter.com/axUUJiK7hJ
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The Ministry of Fear
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About those coder's boot camps....
A new educational institution, the coding boot camp, is quietly emerging as the vocational school for the digital age, devoted to creating software developers.
These boot camps reflect the start-up ethic: small for-profit enterprises that are fast (classes are two to four months), nimble (revising curriculum to meet industry needs) and unconcerned with SAT scores or diplomas. Most are expensive, but some accept a share of the graduates' first-year earnings or a finder's fee from employers as payment.
Of course, some might call "a share of the graduates' first-year earnings" indentured servitude, but what of that? No, I'm more concerned about the "start-up ethic," which is perhaps best shown in an annotated version of the photograph that accompanies the article: Read below the fold...
Tweet of the day
A good question:
Laura Poitras with the question for Senators Ron @RonWyden & @MarkUdall that they've never answered pic.twitter.com/6I8zNZ3xnX
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) October 14, 2014
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Common Household Remedies Request
Can it really be true that, since now is the time to plan garlic, I can just go to the supermarket, buy a bag of garlic, and plant it? Read below the fold...
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A busy day in St. Louis
I'll repeat here what I said this morning:
I should have exhaustive coverage of this, since STL > HK for local or rather continental interest, but I — and especially since the cops whacked another black kid — come away with the impression of actions that are organic, well-planned, strategic, disciplined, and in it for the long haul; it's probably a good thing the media glare isn't focused on STL right now. I care less about people parachuted in, especially professors of this or that. We'll see how it goes, and especially how it goes if the grand jury doesn't indict Darren Wilson.
So herewith a few of today's actions; looks like events at Walmart and a Steve Senger/Claire McCaskill fundraiser (ha), with a parallel event at St Louis University. I don't know enough to generalize, but I'm impressed by the general seriousness, organization, and lack of ego-flexing. Read below the fold...
The Potemkin Moment in France, 1789
If, in the French context, we mean by the "Potemkin Moment" the brief period when it became a truth universally acknowledged that the Feudal Era was so over -- that is, feudal social relations had come to an end -- July 1789 seems to be that moment (and hat tip, the Revolutions podcast 3.12, for making me see this). The Potemkin Moment was The Great Fear:omc
Between June and the beginning of August there were riots in the countryside. Peasants burned their nobles' chateaux, monasteries and buildings which housed public records. They particularly targeted documents which contained records of their feudal obligations. It was called "The Great Fear" and spread quickly throughout France.
Another source (I'm trying to make up for the lack of scholarly cites with volume):
The main targets of the subsequent uprisings were the seigneurs, to whom the peasants were obliged to pay feudal dues and the corvee. The chateaux (grand homes) of the seigneurial nobility were attacked and looted (wine cellars were often the first target). Written records of names, debts and seigneurial obligations were keenly sought and quickly burnt. Sometimes the nobles themselves were held captive and, under threat, forced to renounce their rights over the peasants on the estate. The uprisings began in the south-west of France but quickly spread, reaching their peak in the last week of July. The response of the newly empowered National Assembly was to dissolve most vestiges of feudalism during its famous night-sitting of August 4. The Great Fear fizzled out a few days later, although sporadic peasant uprisings would continue throughout the revolution.
And there are more examples in Kropotkin's The Great French Revolution 1789-1793. Read below the fold...
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In the garden: Busy bees
There are so many bees out at the garden today that I think what remains of my wildflowers must be a major source of nectar in the neighborhood!
Schneider 2x tele. I forget what these are; some sort of echinacea?
And now the zinnias! Read below the fold...
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Come away with me to this destination wedding in the quaint, historic town of Charleston, South Carolina. Stuart and Vanessa (or Stunessa, as they have been known to go by) were recommended to me by my awesome friends Esther and Jacob. The four of them hail from Atlanta, Georgia and shared an amazing experience on a mission trip in Haiti. I knew I'd get along with them instantly because of our mutual passion for travel – Stunessa chose to tie the knot in Charleston because they had been captured by its Southern charm and wanted to share that magic with their friends and family. :)
I adore gorgeous bridal details, like that belt on her dress. STUNNING!
Stuart had his suit custom embroidered for the occasion and couldn't wait to show his bride at their first look. On the way to Chalmers Street for the first look, where Stuart is patiently waiting…
After their first look at Chalmers Street, we made our way to the Legare Waring House at Charles Towne Landing. It was about 90 degrees outside, but these two braved the heat for some amazing photos!
The bridesmaids' dresses were the most beautiful shade of navy blue – the perfect color to contrast those vibrant purple bouquets.
Meet the entourage.
The ceremony was filled with laughter and tears! But mostly laughter. :)
Stuart wowed the crowd by reading a portion of his vows in Haitian Creole! How cute and creative are these wedding favors from a couple that loves to cook. Adorable tins of Stunessa seasoning. Add a dash of love! :)
Could ALL first dances be as fun and heartwarming as this?? While Stuart and Vanessa danced to "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" by Lauryn Hill, all of their guests surrounded them on the dance floor and SANG ALONG. <3
And then the epic dance party started, courtesy of DJ NattyHeavy. He was voted the Best Club DJ in Charleston for the Charleston City Paper Awards two years in a row and we could all see why!!
SO. MUCH. FUN. There was singing, there was dancing, and just all sorts of wonderful celebrating. They let me join in on the dance floor too!
Wedding coordination & design: A Charleston Bride
Videography: Jean Jacket Pro
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I was just trying to give him a low budget way to go, after reading his "bang for the buck" comment. If we're going to jump up to the $400 price range Id recommend a EoTech XPS or an Aimpoint CompM2. If you want to spend a little more you can't go wrong w/ a T1/H1.
Edit: Dont forget you can always purchase used. I wouldnt hesitate to drop some cash on a dicounted, used Aimpoint.
I just ordered a slightly used Bushnell Holosight for 255$. From what I read, they are the same as the EoTechs, just without the extra protection. Being that I am not taking this rifle to combat, or anything like it, the absence of the protective shroud is a non-issue for me.
Look around for these, they are discontinued, but you might be able to find a great deal.
"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty"
~Thomas Jefferson
"Fear is a sickness. It will crawl into the soul of anyone who engages it."
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If your firearm budget is on the smallish side like mine, then you might find my setup interesting (prices are approximate - if you are interested, I can try to get exact model numbers):
BUIS: YHM flip up (no elevation adjustment) ($80)
Raised optic mount (for co-witness): Weaver ($40)
Reddot sight: Konus ($70)
bottom rail for foregrip mount - some Israeli tactical company ($15)
Foregrip: Weaver ($40)
Collapsible stock: Bravo Company Manufacturing ($100)
This setup works well enough for me. Obviously it isn't the extreme setup, but is good for range shooting (so far).


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Inaccuracies have crept in[edit]
I don't think it's intentional, but, possibly because of constant editing and improvement, some facts have become distorted and contradictory. For example: The article states that, in 1980, "The album <Boy> included the band's first United States hit single, "I Will Follow"." However, in 1983, "...<The> first single <off War>, "New Year's Day", was the band's first hit outside Ireland or the UK." These can't both be true, and possibly neither is, as a look at the discography shows three previous top 20 singles in the States. I think maybe someone with a good knowledge of the band (which rules out Eamon Dunphy! ;-) ) should take a read through and maybe rewrite chunks. I didn't follow them closely enough myself, unfortunately. Pollythewasp (talk) 11:24, 28 May 2014 (UTC)
"The Edge" or "the Edge" in running prose?[edit]
Please express your thoughts at the RFC: Talk:The Edge#The Edge should be capital "T" or lower-case "t" in running prose?
Thank you. Binksternet (talk) 16:46, 26 July 2014 (UTC)
"The Edge's timbrally varied guitar sounds and Bono's expressive vocals"[edit]
I think this statement should be removed. It especially doesn't belong in the opening paragraph.
1. It's an uncited opinion. 2. It's clearly non-neutral, written by a fan using laudatory wording. 3. It doesn't differentiate the band in anyway. Timbrally varied doesn't mean anything except that the guitars sound different some time than other times. Music is a form of expression, so referring to vocals as expressive is meaningless.
I deleted this statement on Thursday 9/11/14, and it's back. If there's a good reason to keep this statement in the top paragraph please explain it to me.
22.214.171.124 (talk) 18:40, 16 September 2014 (UTC)
- The statement was previously written as "Edge's textural approach to guitar playing" (or something close). Someone objected that it was not accurate (e.g. textural as a word was being misused) and then it was changed to the version above. I disagree about removing the statement, particularly the part about Bono's vocals. I think it can be rephrased to describe the band's anthemic sound, Edge's trademark chiming guitar sound, and Bono's belting vocals - whether in those exact words is up for discussion. Y2Kcrazyjoker4 (talk • contributions) 13:16, 17 September 2014 (UTC)
Christian rock[edit]
Sources There are several sources that attest to U2 being a Christian rock band. Citing them as such is consistent with WP:V. —Justin (koavf)❤T☮C☺M☯ 05:33, 19 September 2014 (UTC)
- And plenty of sources would dispute that. There's never been a consensus that the band is "Christian rock" - maybe a rock band made of Christians. Heck, if you read down further in the article you cite as a reference, it says "Much of the confusion around U2's faith stems from the fact that they've never been an 'officially' Christian rock band." Not sure how you can cite an article that waffles between saying the band is and isn't a "Christian rock" band. Their music has also been very open to interpretation due to Bono's lyrics often being non-specific and using platitudes, so it seems to me many interpret them in Christian contexts due to their relationship with Christianity. Y2Kcrazyjoker4 (talk • contributions) 11:42, 19 September 2014 (UTC)
- I have not seen many to dispute that. To many pundits there's not difference between a Christian rock band and a rock band made of Christians. It's the definition used by The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music and several of the publications in the "industry" such as CCM Magazine (who have reviewed their albums in the past). I don't know if I would include it in the infobox, but that's not the question here. Walter Görlitz (talk) 14:05, 19 September 2014 (UTC)
U Talkin U2 To Me?[edit]
Should there be some mention of the comprehensive and encyclopedic compendium of all things U2? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2601:3:2800:8a8:58cf:4630:ef5c:66e4 (talk) 22:58, 16 November 2014 (UTC)
- Never heard of it. If another reliable source discussed it at length, it could be mentioned. Walter Görlitz (talk) 23:09, 16 November 2014 (UTC)
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She said it will be "probably several more weeks" before her office is prepared to release a preliminary finding, which will include the names of the two officers who fired their weapons and struck DeJesus.
Both are veteran, full-time officers who have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the results of the investigation, which is standard procedure.
The New Hampshire Attorney General's Drug Task Force was not involved in the undercover operation, officials have said.
Neither Hillsborough County Attorney Patricia M. LaFrance nor Morrell would comment on this Wednesday.
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Interim Weare police administrator Arthur Walker said in August that he believes the officers acted appropriately and looks forward to the Attorney General's report.
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