text: Former IRS Head Shulman Visited Obama White House 118 Times in Two Years Print article Send a Tip by Michael Patrick Leahy 28 May 2013 post a comment More: IRS Scandal Former IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman visited the Obama White House 118 times in 2010 and 2011 alone, the Washington Examiner reported last Thursday. Shulman's predecessor, Mark Everson, who served from 2003 to 2007, apparently visited the Bush White House only once during his four-year tenure. Shulman, a Bush appointee who donated $500 to the Democratic National Committee in 2004, served as the IRS Commissioner from March 2008 to November 2012. In addition, the Examiner reported that Acting Director Stephen Miller, who refused to resign when the scandal involving the IRS targeting of Tea Party groups broke in May but will retire in June, also visited the White House "numerous" times during his eight months at the helm of the IRS. Shulman's predecessor Everson told the Washington Post on May 13 that he was "quite saddened by these developments." He added, "this is a very serious situation because it undermines trust of Americans in the IRS and ultimately in the government as a whole. So, it's very serious and warrants a complete and impartial investigation." Everson recalled, "[w]hen I got to the service it was still coming out of the 1990s, which was a very difficult period for the IRS. And because of the difficult scrutiny the agency faced in the 1990s, people were reluctant to do their jobs. The blunt reality is that the IRS can't pick and choose which laws it enforces." Everson told the Examiner, "I fear the IRS is on a slippery slope as regards its traditional independence due to being so intertwined with a major domestic policy initiative like health care reform." On Monday, John Steele Gordon at Commentary raised questions about the purpose of Shulman's frequent White House visits: The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is a managerial position, not a policy-making one, although his input on the practical realities of tax collection and how the IRS is structured might well be very useful if the President was planning a big push on tax reform. But no such push has been forthcoming. Obama's sole interest in the tax code has been to raise rates on high earners. So what was the commissioner doing going to the White House more than once a week on average? In his recent Congressional testimony, Shulman was unable to recall exactly why he visited the White House so frequently during 2010 and 2011. Prior to his appointment as Commissioner of the IRS in 2008, Shulman was considered a legal and public policy wunderkind. A graduate of Williams College, Shulman has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University and a law degree from Georgetown. After a career in private equity, Shulman was tapped to head the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the voluntary regulatory group for securities brokers and dealers. Currently, Mr. Shulman is a Guest Scholar at the Brookings Institute.


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text: Capito: Obama "Doesn't Seem to Care" About Working-Class Men. by Dan Riehl 30 Jul 2014 Share This: The biggest casualty in this year's West Virginia Senate race may be Barack Obama. West Virginia Democrat Natalie Tennant recently aired an ad that turned the lights out in the White House, now Republican Shelley Moore Capito is up with a one-minute spot in which Capito says Obama "doesn't seem to care" about working-class men. She also goes on to say Obama doesn't understand a way of life in which people want to be independent and self reliant. It also points out that Tennant supported Obama for president - twice - despite his "war on coal." It's hard hitting, to say the least and also casts Obama almost as one of those dreaded "one-percenters," which he undoubtedly is, or soon will be shortly after leaving the White House, perhaps as "broke" as a Clinton. After a male narrator dings Tennant for backing Obama, Capito concludes, "He doesn't understand that way of life. And I want to go to the Senate and show him. This is the West Virginia way."


text: Whether camphor called for in the Anonymous Andalusian Cookbook of the Thirteenth Century is from camphor resin or from a tree related to cinnamon or camphor from elecampane is too technical for the Huici or Perry translations as no explanation is provided except in in Huici´s translation of the recipe "Camphor from Basil," see CXVI on page 141. Susan > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > On 13 Nov 06 Elaine Kogggler wronte: > I have no idea...the recipes are from a 14th c. book and simply state > "camphor" and "musk"...maybe Urtatim or one of our other ME experts has an > idea??? > > Kiri > > On 11/12/06, Sydney Walker Freedman <freedmas at stolaf.edu> wrote: > >> Is the recipe referring to camphor resin (from a tree in the related to >> cinnamon) or to the camphor from elecampane? I thought it referred to the >> former. Any ideas? >> >> >>> aibhilin commented: >>> <<< I have not tried this one but I have worked with edible camphor. >>> make sure >>> you get it from a good East Indian shop and tell them it is to eat. >>> They >>> will make sure you get the right stuff. There are several different >>> ways to >>> process campor, and some should not be ingested.>>> >>> >>> Ummm. Yes, looking at the comments on processing camphor, it does >>> sound like you want to make sure you get the stuff processed to >>> ingest if you are going to use it in food. >>> >>> There are a number of comments on camphor in this Florilegium file, >>> including the message I've included here. >>> >>> gums-resins-msg (32K) 8/31/03 Period use of plant gums and >>> resins. Myrrh, >>> mastic, frankincense, camphor. >>> http://www.florilegium.org/files/PLANTS/gums-resins-msg.html >>> >>> ----- >>> [Submitted to the Florilegium by: "Philippa Alderton" <phlip at >>> bright.net>] >>> From: Gaylin Walli <g.walli at infoengine.com> >>> To: herbalist at Ansteorra.ORG >>> Subject: Re: HERB - 'syropp of ela campane' >>> Date: Wednesday, November 04, 1998 9:29 AM >>> >>> Phlip asked: >>> >Any ideas, folks? >>> >>> This is how I would look at it. >>> >>> 'syropp of ela campane' would probably be a syrup of the plant >>> elecampane, often called Elfwort or Scabwort. The botanical of >>> this plant is Inula helenium (L.) I think. One of the major >>> constituents of the plant is the volitale oil "helenin" which >>> is sometimes called "elecampane camphor." Camphor, throughout >>> history, has been used to treat the symptoms of any of the >>> numerous kinds of arthritis, including rheumatoid arthritis. >>> >>> An excellent write-up on Elecampane can be found in M. Grieve's >>> (OOP) herbal online at >>> http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/e/elecam07.html >>> >>> and this writeup includes pointers to period sources (including >>> Gerard, Culpepper, and others) which may be of use to the SCAdian >>> or recreator in tracking down the origins of the syrup's creation. >>> >>> Jasmine >>> Jasmine de Cordoba, Midrealm, g.walli at infoengine.com >>> ----- >>> >>> Stefan >>> -------- >>> THLord Stefan li Rous Barony of Bryn Gwlad Kingdom of Ansteorra >>> Mark S. Harris Austin, Texas >>> StefanliRous at austin.rr.com >>> **** See Stefan's Florilegium files at: http://www.florilegium.org **** >>> >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> >


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I went to install Photostory3 last week and had to run the genuine validation tool before I could download it. After it ran it branded my machine 'Not Genuine' and direct x no longer works, which means none of my games work, there is a "This copy of windows is not genuine" notice on the desktop and pops up now and again.
The strangest thing is when I try to run the validation tool again it says windows is not activated and must be activated first. My computer says windows is activated. And I can activate windows OK again but the validation tool won't work as it still says it is not activated.
I have contacted Microsoft and been assigned a support rep but it is one of these 1 email correspondence per day things so it has been nearly a week already of pointless emails back and forth.
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Need rec for restaurant this Saturday in Saratoga Springs
- Miss Needle Jul 30, 2009 06:39 PM
I'll be in Saratoga this Saturday and am wondering where to dine. There will be three of us. I understand that Chez Sophie is closing soon. But I've eaten here numerous times (before and after the move), and looking for something different. I've also really enjoyed Hattie's and Mrs. London's for pastries. I've been to a few other places but names aren't really coming to me now. I did remember, though, that Wheatfields was HORRIBLE. Doing a search on these boards, I have a tentative list:
Beekman Street Bistro
Max London
The Wine Bar
Price and cuisine not an issue. I would prefer to find something that I can't really find in my hometown of NYC -- eg. Hattie's as NYC isn't too great for Louisiana cuisine, or something really unique to Saratoga Springs. And as I try to limit my gluten intake, a place where pizzas and pastas aren't the main focus would be nice as well.
All four are good choices; one of them offers pizzas (Max London's), but also lots of tapas in a trendy atmosphere; one of them has pasta offerings, but lots of other choices, including probably the best steak entree in Saratoga Springs (Chianti), one of them offers interesting cuisine/small plates (Wine Bar) and one of them offers market cuisine (Beekman St.) All are authentically Saratogian. Go to whichever one will reserve a table.
re: Elisa515
We were there recently, and were at both Hatties and Maestro's, plus had a great meal at Dine, which seems to be overlooked here. I live on Long Island, and eat in NYC often, so am familiar with what they have to offer there. I had great fried chicken at Hatties, something I think is hard to find in NYC. I agree with you that it might be the place to go.
Thanks guys! I did make a reservation at Beekman.
And Robinsilver, Hattie's fried chicken was definitely better than anything I had in NYC. It's really good. But DH just came back from a business trip in Mississippi last week where he ate quite a bit of the stuff (and, believe it or not, he said it was better than Hattie's!). So we're looking for something different.
re: Miss Needle
Miss Needle, please report back on your experience at Beekman Street Bistro. Enjoy!
re: financialdistrictresident
Sorry to hear that, we really enjoyed it. I'll look for your other review, I think we'll be going up in a few weeks. Thanks for the update.
The Wine Bar is my favorite and we have been many times. Probably won't meet your not like NYC requirement. Beekman Street Bistro was good. They charged for bread service. Have only been to Mrs. London's for lunch, not Max's yet. Went to Chianti for the first time recently. Service was excellent food was mixed. I think it might be overrated (to be fair I have only been once). As to Dine, we went once. I thought Beekman Street Bistro was better.
re: financialdistrictresident
Keep in mind, it's track season and Saturday is supposed to finally be a nice day. Chianti doesn't take reservations. You'd almost definitely need a reservation at any other of those good choices.
re: markabauman
markabauman, do you know why Chianti has this policy? We would probably go more often if they took reservations.
re: financialdistrictresident
I have known David personally for many years (although I only went to old location a few times and never to the new location; a few times to Forno), but I have never asked him that question. I have a gift certificate for DZ restaurants and thought about going after track season. If I do, I'll ask him and report back.
re: financialdistrictresident
Your call, of course, but except when it's crazy busy in town, like this time of year, it's never a very long wait. After you check in with them, they will take your name and cell number, and phone you when your table's ready, so you can stroll around town or bar-hop a little bit while you wait. Not a bad way to spend an evening in the Spa.
re: PSZaas
Thanks markabauman and PSZaas. We went before track season on a weeknight and the restaurant was not full. We didn't have a wait. Maybe we just need to continue that approach. Good Italian options in this area are limited (always appreciate recs) when we don't want to drive to Albany, Troy or Schenectady. We're not into Augies.
re: financialdistrictresident
What-you're not into stuff-your-face, feeding-frenzy, quantity over quality dining?
For a truly unique experience, one might want to consider the Villa Balsamo during track season only. It's a very NJ-Long Island style experience reminiscent of a past HBO series. Cash only (unmarked bills preferred).
re: markabauman
Is Villa Balsamo still in business for the "public" during track season?
re: jaylhorner
I believe "normal" people can and do go; you don't have to be "connected".....
re: markabauman
markabauman, you are so on the money. I haven't been for years, but do they still have the blackboard with tonight's specials, w/o prices! In fact, I'm not sure the old menu had prices. I remember the bill for six being astronomical, like 2K or so--in 2009 dollars.
re: gerchak198
We went there a number of years ago and asked the "waiter", who looked very uncomfortable wearing an apron (although it was leather), for the wine list. He growled "I'm da wine list...whadda ya' want? red or white or sangria?". I do believe, however, that they now have a real wine list.
A few years ago we went with some people who were friends with Joe & Carmela, the owners, who came out to say hello. The chef, one of their sons also came out. I asked him about the menu and what he suggests. He says "I suggest I get the f*** out of here and take a f***in vacation!". I was too speechless to respond.
re: markabauman
Maybe while we wait for our reservation at Basement Bistro . . . Albany, Troy and Schenectady are not that far . . .
re: financialdistrictresident
Wow- I live in Saratoga and never would have known that Villa Balsamo actually operates. In fact, I drove by it this AM on the way to the vet for my dog and thought to myself, "that property must be abandoned or for sale or something" because it looked so uninviting.
So it sounds like if we are up for an adventure (and apparently willing to part with half our paycheck), we could check it out sometime?
re: bdegregory
Well, it's hard to say if I would truly recommend it or not. As stated, it's quite expensive; food is (in my opinion) decent, not great standard Italian-American fare. If you want a unique summer Saratoga track experience, however, and you want to hang with horse people and feel like you're part of a movie/TV set, it could be fun.
re: bdegregory
The Paradiso, now closed (it was pretty bad) has a sign out front that says that they are now at Villa Balsamo. Please post if you do go.
re: gerchak198
Same owners, no? My impression is only one of their restaurants is open at a time; when Villa Balsamo closes at the end of the season, they'll reopen Paradiso; at least that's been their practice in the past.
re: PSZaas
Yes, but now Paradiso has a For Sale sign out front.
Thanks everybody for your responses. We ended up going to Beekman Street Bistro. Pretty bustling at 6:30P (we couldn't get later reservations) and a bit noisy as there's no carpets, etc. to soak up all the noise. My MIL is a bit hard of hearing, so that was a bit of an issue for us. But we managed fine. DH ordered the five coarse tasting menu, I ordered the special appetizer of lobster cake and seared scallops with butter poached leeks and salsa verde, and my MIL got the pan-seared ahi tuna. The lobster cake was really delicious -- the gluten was definitely worth it. I was actually picturing more of a crabcake, but it ended up being a small crepe filled with lobster in a cream sauce. It was just a special, but if it's on the menu, I would highly recommend ordering it. My scallop entree was okay, but I think they were sitting around for a while as it was lukewarm and the sear on the outside turned rubbery by the time I ate it. I think it would have been much better if they got the timing down a bit better and I had received it when it was done. My MIL liked her seared tuna. And DH's five course menu consisted of: house-cured gravlax, orecchiette with lemon sauce topped with bottarga, salad (forgot which one), grilled pork chop with mashed potatoes and a cheese plate. You don't know what the five course tasting menu will be ahead of time, and everybody at the restaurant will not be getting the same five courses. The house-cured gravlax was wonderful -- not too salty and very well done. I wasn't too crazy about the pasta course (would have been a waste of gluten on me) as the sprinkling of bottarga was pretty small. The lemon was a bit overwhelming, and I think it needed a larger boost of the umami of the bottarga to balance the lemon flavor. The grilled pork chop was good, but I guess like the seared tuna, they didn't ask DH how we wanted it prepared. If it's good pork, his preference is for medium rare, and it came out well done (with the exception of the bone area where it was slightly pink). So it was cooked too much for our taste. He and I both preferred the pork chop he ordered at Terrapin in Rhinebeck the night before as it was a lot more flavorful and tender. The mashed potatoes were fine, but DH and I preferred the potatoes we make at home a lot more -- probably because they used a masher and I use a ricer. But if you like mashed potatoes with lumps in it, you'd probably like Beekman's. And the dessert was a cheese plate composed of five different cheeses.
There were a few hits and misses throughout the evening. Overall, I'd say it was a good experience. But I'm inclined not to go back and will probably try some other places next time we're in town in September.
After dinner, we headed over the Mrs. London's where my MIL got a tiramisu (her favorite), DH got a mocha and I got a chocolate mousse dome. Best desserts in Saratoga Springs! And I've always loved their mocha there -- they've achieved the right balance between chocolate and coffee so that it isn't too sweet, but not too bitter. I haven't been able to find a place in NYC that matches their mocha.
btw, if you plan on going to Hattie's during racing season on a nice day, be prepared to wait. I passed by Hattie's a little before 5P and the line was down the block (with the restaurant being packed to capacity)!
re: Miss Needle
Miss Needle, thanks for the report. I still have not been to Hattie's but based on your post may need to go on a week day or after track season is over.
re: financialdistrictresident
Definitely after track season. It really was quite a mob scene there. I was starting to wonder if there was a recent repeat of Bobby Flay's Throwdown where Hattie's was featured. But the fried chicken is pretty good. Hope you enjoy it!
If you're going to the track, Hattie's actually has a stand there. I haven't tried it so I don't know what it's like. But the lines are sure shorter there than at the restaurant. I would just probably avoid Travers.
re: Miss Needle
Thanks Miss Needle. We're going to the track this weekend (haven't been in 20 years!). I've heard Hattie's fried chicken is very good, but Hattie's overall is inconsistent. I was just discussing your Beekman Street report with my SO. . .
re: financialdistrictresident
Wow! 20 years! I think this is the first season where Hattie's is present at the track. I don't remember them there last year.
Overall, Beekman was good for the area. There have only been three places where I was willing to back multiple times -- Chez Sophie (and there's been some inconsistency throughout the years), Mrs. London's and Hattie's (because good Louisiana food is hard to come by in NYC -- Delta Grill doesn't quite cut it). So, in general, my requirements are pretty tough for me to go back to when I'm traveling as I'm not in the area as often as locals are. I'd rather be trying out different places.
So I think you'll enjoy Beekman. As I know you're a pescatarian, there are plenty of fish dishes you can choose from there. My scallops would probably have been good if they were hot. And the lobster cake was really tasty. And the tuna wasn't bad as well (I only took a small bite).
re: Miss Needle
Chez Sophie will be closing . . .
We went to Beekman once and liked it better than Dine. Both can get lively and noisy. The recent reports on Beekman had us discussing whether we should go back again. We tried Tiznow recently. All three are similar IMO, except Tiznow's space is a "former machine shop." We've been to The Wine Bar many times and I'd like to go back to 8 Tables (in Lanci's former location) again. We are lucky to have Bloomers Bistro and Lake Ridge nearby so we can avoid the track season crowds.
re: financialdistrictresident
You can also avoid the track crowds at 51 Front St. in Ballston Spa, which also has great fried chicken and wonderful fish. BTW, Hattie's (and the so-called "Saratoga Restaurant Row") was introduced last year at the track.
re: gerchak198
Thanks, gerchak198. We need to get back to 51 Front. It's so close. I went to ? across the street and had fried chicken and got a mini cheesecake (cream cheese variety) with cherries on top to go. It was quite good.
re: financialdistrictresident
Do you mean Chicory's, same owner?
re: gerchak198
Thanks, gerchak198. It was Chicory's.
re: financialdistrictresident
Yeah, I've heard about Chez Sophie. Too bad because it was one of the better food experiences we've had there. I've only had wine at The Wine Bar in the past, but perhaps I'll stop in for some food next month.
re: Miss Needle
I've never been to Chez Sophie and am running out of time to do so. Miss Needle, what we had the last time we had dinner at The Wine Bar follows below. Their menu changes and we went right before summer. Please note my details/description don't do the food justice:
*asparagus soup with a mini grilled cheese/mushroom/truffle oil brioche sandwich
*Salad with an apricot scone and sugared walnuts. Goat cheese, candied walnuts/apricots in a small mason jar (like coddled cream)
*Black cod (cucumber on top)
*Duck with carrot gnocchi and roasted carrots
*Chicken canelloni with morels
Everything we ordered was a small plate or 1/2 portion. We still ordered too much. All was delicious. Our experience was even better because we had our favorite server. I probably wouldn't get the canelloni again. We will go back after track season.
Enjoy when you go and please report back on your experience.
re: financialdistrictresident
Oh, you really should try Chez Sophie before it closes. They're having a four-course recession special -- appetizer, soup or salad, main, and dessert for approximately $60. I've had a couple of mediocre meals there. But my lunch there a few months ago was not too bad.
Thanks for your rundown of The Wine Bar. I'm glad that it's small plates because I love to try so many things. The asparagus soup sounds really good!
re: Miss Needle
Oh, you really should hit Sophie's now because J.T. Baker, formerly of the eponymous resto in Greenwich and most recently of the Inn at Erlowest, has joined them in the kitchen until they close. I would advise avoiding breakfast or lunch, though, which are not good.
re: gerchak198
Thanks, gerchak198. You and Miss Needle are quite convincing but I believe they closed yesterday. Sadly, we were underwhelmed by the food at the Inn at Erlowest (and they can't keep chefs - first Dale Miller, now J.T. Baker) on New Year's Eve.
re: financialdistrictresident
Chez Sophie closes Sept. 30th.
re: gerchak198
Thanks. Web site said Aug. 4th, unless I misread it . . .
re: financialdistrictresident
Let me be clear for everyone on this thread: Chez Sophie is OPEN and better than ever! It will remain open until Sept. 30. Any rumors to the contrary are wrong.
re: financialdistrictresident
Thanks, gerchak 198. My apologies if I created any confusion. I think I read the date of the letter (June 4th) wrong as 8/4 . . .
Definitely open until September 30th! I will do my best to get there for dinner before they close. Link to the letter and menu:
re: financialdistrictresident
Miss Needle I finally got Hattie's fried chicken yesterday at the track. No block long line. It was very good and the fried chicken craving is finally gone. Hattie's was part of the Saratoga "Restaurant Row" which I read started last year. Also, Grey Gelding, ? and Brindsini's (spelling?). Also got my Saratoga potato chip fix. They are across from the Restaurant Row.
re: financialdistrictresident
Glad that you got to try it. It is really good. But the best thing is you avoided that crazy line!
Are those Saratoga potato chips any good? They looked pretty awesome but we were so stuffed that we couldn't eat anything.
re: Miss Needle
They are really good. The ones at Tropic Hut are too. I learned recently the potato chip was invented in Saratoga. When they are hot they're not that crispy. Once they cool down a bit they get crispy. So fresh and delicious.


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8x57 Mauser with 180gr Nosler BT
Does anyone happen to have a pic of one of their loaded rounds that I could use for comparison? I just reloaded some for my dad and they just dont look right. COAL is 3.245 on mine and it just looks long to me. I have zero experience with this round though. Someone who has a clue's pic of their loaded round would be very helpful.
Thanks!I was miserable, then someone told me "smile and be happy, things could be worse". So I smiled and was happy...and they were right, things were worse!
Nosler lists Max. COAL as 3.250. As long as your round works through the magazine,and isn't jammed into the rifling, it should be ok.Well, me ... It's nice talking to myself
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Yeah.. thats sounds a 10th of a inch or two too long... Where did you get your load data? Does the round even fit in the magazine? Did you measure your chamber to see how far off the lands it sits? What OAL did the load data mention? Why did you sit the bullet out so far in the first place?
Almost all load books and reputable online load sites specifiy a OAL since that information is critical to keeping the pressure in limits with the type and ammount of powder and primer specified in the load data.
I would want to be very very sure everything was exactly right before I would let a loved one shoot any ammo I made.. you did right by coming here and asking your question.This post has been edited , vetted, and archived by the NSA.
Ammosgt, the overall length came from the Lyman reloading manual, which gives an overall maximum length of 3.250. The rifle is not on hand at the moment, just making a few rounds for my dad's old rifle right now. I hope to have it in hand tomorrow sometime. The K98 magazine length is supposed to be 3.315 so it shouldn't be a problem in that regard, as for the land engagement...no clue. I seated the bullet out to 2.245 simply based on the Lyman OAL of 2.250, I figured five thou under wouldn't hurt a thing. However just eyeballing the loaded round it just looks long to me, however that could be perfectly normal and I may just be paranoid lol. I was trying to see if anyone had a pet OAL with that bullet on here to ensure I wasn't screwing up. Not my first rodeo with reloading, just this round. Most of my "historical" rifle reloading was from across the other side of the channel, the 303. For the charge on these rounds, I am going with suggested minimum from the Lyman book and will work up from there if it needs it. Probably will not since my dad has a crap right shoulder.I was miserable, then someone told me "smile and be happy, things could be worse". So I smiled and was happy...and they were right, things were worse!
well, I am paranoid ... it's double double check with me.. If the specs say 3.25, and it fits the mag, and is off the lands, it may just be the shape of the ogive that make the OAL so long.This post has been edited , vetted, and archived by the NSA.
Thats the way I am leaning too. I guess I will give one a try in the rifle tomorrow and see how it feeds.I was miserable, then someone told me "smile and be happy, things could be worse". So I smiled and was happy...and they were right, things were worse!
If this is for somebody with a bum shoulder... maybe some cast lead and a cat sneeze load, or the magic load, or the universal load, or just "The Load"
It is a heck of a lot cheaper, almost no recoil, still fun to shoot out to 100 yards, and often much quieter... I use "The Load" when bringing kids into big bore and milslurp shooting , or a similar light load behind some 125 grain jacket bullets.
As I often advocate folks don't have to max out old milslurps to get them to penetrate paper at 200 yards .. I guess i should put in a plug for old shooters shooting milslurps.. for those with too much pride to confine themselves to 22's when the body gives out... some folks with arthritis and bursitis and similar problems can wear themselves out just hefting and holding old 8-9 pound milslurps when a 6 pound 22 would be fine... but anyway.. take away some or most of the recoil and you can keep folks with limitation in the game and shooting sports with their favorite rifle without making it painful or making their condition worse.
The biggy here is striping the bore of all copper fouling before shooting cast lead and then re-stripping the bore of all lead fouling before going back to copper jackets. That's why I mention the 125 grain jacketed rounds.
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That is an awesome photograph... and about the shiniest brass I have ever seen... impressive.This post has been edited , vetted, and archived by the NSA.
OK, looks just like the ones I loaded...well with the exception of the pristinely shiny brass haha. Thanks for that.
Ammosgt, I appreciate the links to the cast loads, casting isn't something I am interested in getting into at this point.I was miserable, then someone told me "smile and be happy, things could be worse". So I smiled and was happy...and they were right, things were worse!
I understand... but actually I was thinking more along the lines of just buying some 10 cent already cast .323-.324 cast bullets in the 170-200 grain range and using 4-5 cents worth of the powders mentioned, and adding in a 2-3 cent primer .. and have very low recoil accurate ammo for about 18 cents that somebody with a bum shoulder could shoot comfortably. Other than belling the case mouth a little, like you would a pistol round, nothing different on how you load the rounds and no additional labor or complications.
Shooting a rifle that hurts you is no fun and can cause you to develope a flinch..... I'm no wimp, I can do a couple hundred 7.62 x54 milslurp without a pad and not feel it... but I download for my No5 Mk 1's with that tiny and often hard and weathered little jungle style butt pad, and K 98's I need to rig with a cheek pad to get a good sight picture and weld or suffer cheek slap .. Just one woman's opinion, but shooting full load heavy ball with sore shoulder is like doing martial arts with a concussion, ain't gonna be fun and it ain't gonna help what ails ya.
I know this is absolutely none of my business and off on a bit of a tangent from the original topic... but one of the beauties of reloading is you can make the perfect round for almost any situation. Keeping the elderly in the sport , even with some of the aches and pains that come with age is one of them (or you spry young folk with an injury), and in my experience, often gratefully received for the act of thoughtfulness and impressive for the technical prowess that it shows.
If you want accuracy, reloading is only part of the equation.. modifying the rifle, if only temporarily with lace on or slip on pads so the the pull fits the shooter and a good weld and a good sight picture can be achieved is also part or achieveing maximum accuracy. Loading the round so the shooter can control the weapon is as important as picking the right bullet with the right characteristics for the job it is going to be asked to do.
I sure hope none of this offends anyone, because I certainly mean no offense. Just seen too many smiles and tears from folks who thought they had to pack it in for one reason or another, only to be offered a solution that kept them in the game.
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I appreciate the feedback Ammosgt. The problem is that the elderly in play in this situation is not a shooter to speak of other than plinking armadillos digging up his flowerbeds. He inherited that rifle along with a few others from my deceased uncle and just wants to have some loaded rounds for it. He was asked if he wanted some plinking stuff for the range or hunting rounds, his response was that he wanted to be able to do both...
I am also in the process of reloading about 400 30 carbine cases for him too. I am fairly well doubting if any of them will ever actually be fired. Most likely I will inherit the rifles and ammo too one of these days. So true to form I just popped together some decent rounds for whatever he wanted to do with them, I have had great luck with the NBT's in several other calibers before so I figured they would probably be good in the 8mm too. If he ever expends them I might chase down some cast projectiles if he ever tells me he wants to shoot the thing. Now, one of these days when I get my grubby hands on that K98 I will be chasing some down for sure...love shooting those things!I was miserable, then someone told me "smile and be happy, things could be worse". So I smiled and was happy...and they were right, things were worse!


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It was a memorable day on Friday as thousands of people joined in the celebrations commemorating the 40th anniversary of the founding of the UAE. Parades, music and dance shows were held across the country. Spectacular fireworks illuminated the night skies and lanterns swung in the breeze. The Dubai Fountain danced to the music of the National Anthem and children released balloons. After raising the flag people relaxed in the parks as the UAE went on a long weekend.
Friday Dec 2
Facebook photo competition winners gallery
Our November Facebook photo competition had a special theme as it coincided with the UAE's 40th National Day. Out of over 200 entries, 20 winners were selected. The top five were published in print and the other 15 make up this gallery.
Thursday Dec 1
National pride takes centrestage
Celebrations for the 40th UAE National Day erupted on thursday night all over the UAE with young and old and families sharing the joy. Decorated cars, flags flying high on the houses and school children presenting special skits were all part of the Spirit of the Nation celebrations. As 40th National Day dawns today, it is time to display the national colours with pride
Thursday Dec 1
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UAE celebrates 40th National Day. Join the celebrations with these desktop wallpapers and Gulf News front page
Wednesday Nov 30
Colourful national day decorations in pictures
Wherever you look, the colours of the UAE flag are displayed proudly as the country prepares to celebrate national day. Vehicles, residences, commercial and government establishments have been decorated to show love and patriotism for the country.
Wednesday Nov 30
Showcasing traditional dance and music
Highlighting UAE tradition as people celebrate National Day
Wednesday Nov 30
Time to celebrate
There's joy in the air as UAE residents wait for the big day on December 2 when the country celebrates the 40th year of the formation of the UAE federation. Buntings are everywhere, and people are vying with each other to have the most colourful and brightly-lit building in the neighbourhood. Expatriates are joining in the joy as many feel they are playing a part in the growth of the nation.


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The guys talk to Jackson Harper about CodeReview, his iPad application for reviewing GitHub pull requests. As Jackson describes the episode on Twitter: "…hear me talk about:
@johnsheehan, @codereviewapp, and my one weird trick for writing better code."
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Thanks for the talk, thanks for the promo. My iPad is too old for ios 7, so I'm not taking a code, just thanks for making them available.
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Thanks for preparing nice podcasts.
Daniel Williams
The discussion about specs review was right on. BUT what on earth are you talking about that there is no good solution for creating specs that have version history and collaboration? That is google docs. We use it for all of our specs and once I bought into it I never want anyone to email me a word document ever again.
In Google Docs it is easy to view history and "roll back" changes as needed. We use comment to collaborate and I get notifications on new comments and comment resolution.
Trust me- this problem has been solved and once you realize it then myriad problems go away and you can get back to creating excellent code.
Daniel, viewing history and rolling back changes are the easy problems. They've been handled for a long time by Google Docs, Office Online, and other services. No need to e-mail docs, good version and rollback, etc.
The bigger problems come up when you want review with comments, diffs between versions, etc. Word handles that, but doesn't convert cleanly to HTML.


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The EU must set 2030 climate targets by 2015, climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard said in Brussels on Tuesday, only one day after the European parliament declined to strengthen the bloc's flagship climate policy tool.
Hedegaard was speaking at a stakeholder meeting on international negotiations in 2015. Countries agreed to reach a global 2020-2030 climate deal by 2015 at the UN climate talks in Durban, South Africa, in 2011. The meeting kicked off a consultation on the negotiations that closes on 26 June.
The European Commission published its green paper consultation on energy and climate policy until 2030 last month (see EDCM 28 March 2012).
The paper sets numerous 2030 climate targets, which sparked criticism from stakeholders who think a multitude of policies to tackle climate change could weaken the EU's carbon emissions trading system (ETS).
The commission is due to assess whether a single 2030 climate target is preferable to the three existing 2020 targets - namely, cutting 20% of greenhouse gas emissions, meeting 20% of energy production from renewable sources and producing a 20% increase in energy efficiency.
The road to 2015
Hedegaard admitted that some Europeans have advocated waiting until the outcome of the 2015 negotiation before deciding on the road to 2030.
"This would be an extremely unwise strategy, for a lot of economic reasons but also negotiation wise," she said, adding that the bloc could not show up to the international negotiation table "empty handed".
The purpose of the 2030 green paper should be to set out longer-term goals, but also to help the EU prepare its position ahead of the 2015 negotiations, the commissioner said. "It would be mistaken [to] wait for the 2015 outcome, because the result would be we would not have an outcome," she said.
But forging common climate goals across the EU in the next two-and-a-half years could prove challenging. On Tuesday, the European parliament rejected the commission's back-loading proposal, sending carbon prices crashing and highlighting political divisions over the bloc's climate policy (see EDCM 16 April 2013).
At the time, European parliament member Eija-Riitta Korhola, who led the opposition to back-loading, said any change to the ETS should only happen when the EU's 2030 climate goals are set, instead of intervening in the market beforehand.
But lawmakers and analysts have warned that the back-loading proposal's failure in parliament will prompt national governments to take over climate and energy policy.
The no vote showed a lack of support among current EU lawmakers for the bloc's flagship climate change tool, the ETS, which was designed and became law before many of them were elected.
Pushing ahead with forging 2030 goals by 2015 could also prove challenging because elections for the European parliament in 2014 could see a change of opinion as well as of the representatives considering EU climate policy revision. Marie-Louise du Bois
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What happens when wildlife and people share a habitat? This camp for 15-17 year olds will explore the impact of human activities on habitats, environmental legislation, habitat exploration and designing, implementing and communicating environmental service projects. Campers will explore habitats with aerial photography by using a Phantom Quad Copter, analyze watersheds and complete stream analyses, and use GPS/GIS to map and survey wildlife areas. Campers will develop action proposals for completing an environmental service project in their home communities. If you have ever wanted to compete in the Wildlife Habitat Evaluation competition, envirothon, eco-meet or have an interest in wildlife management, habitat construction or environmental law – this camp is for you! Join us July 1-July 3 at WaShunGa camp ground at Rock Springs 4-H Center.
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Jake Owen and Jimmy Kimmel Sing About Drinking Pee in Midst of California Drought: Watch
With California is in the midst of a terrible drought, Jimmy Kimmel and Jake Owen felt it was important to do what they could to help. Their solution? A song about drinking…pee.
Jake Owen Takes Fans Where it All Began on 'Days of Gold Tour'
Jake Owen doesn't just want fans to attend his Days of Gold Tour, he wants to take them back to Florida with him.
Jake Owen to Host 8th Annual ACM Honors at Ryman Auditorium
Jake Owen is doing much more than "Beachin'" these days. The country singer can add host to his resume as he'll be doing just that for the 8th Annual ACM Honors on Sept. 9 in Nashville.
The Cadillac Three Are Behind Your Favorite Country Radio Hits of 2014
Jake Owen's "Beachin'," "Meanwhile Back At Mama's" by Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts' new single "Payback," Keith Urban's "Raise 'Em Up." All written by Cadillac Three. And yes, they do they wish they kept a few for themselves.
Jake Owen Says Next Single 'What We Ain't Got' Is 'a Big, Big Step for Me'
After earning his fifth No. 1 with "Beachin'," Owen tells Radio.com he's turning to the powerful ballad "What We Ain't Got" as his next single. "It's about looking at where you are and appreciating what you have."
New Music to Know: The Cadillac Three Are All About 'The South'
With their single, "The South," Cadillac Three were looking to give the kids of today a song that they could relate to, just as they had related to Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" when they were little.
ACM Awards Red Carpet Best and Worst
The good, the bad and the shocking from the ACMs red carpet.
Merle Haggard Getting ACM Award & a Tribute Album
The legendary artist will receive the Crystal Milestone Award during this year's ACMs. Haggard is also the subject of the upcoming tribute album "Working Man's Poet," featuring many top country stars.
Lady Antebellum, Tim McGraw, Jake Owen, More to Play the 2014 Watershed Festival
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Shoulder replacement surgery replaces a worn, painful shoulder joint with a new, functional joint made from metal and plastic.
The surgery relieves debilitating shoulder joint pain caused by a shoulder condition or injury that interferes with daily life.
Total shoulder replacement is a surgery done to treat different shoulder conditions and injuries, such as:
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications such as:
Before surgery, you may meet with your doctor for a physical exam, medical history, and tests. You may have blood tests.
Imaging studies that help evaluate the shoulder joint and surrounding structures include:
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The doctor will make a cut through your skin near your shoulder. The large muscles around the shoulder will be pulled back. Another incision will be made in the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is made up of tendons that cover and support the shoulder joint. Pulling back the muscles and tendons will allow the doctor to have a clear view of the shoulder joint.
The doctor will then remove the shoulder joint and replace it with an implant that looks very similar. It includes a ball, socket, and stem parts.
After inserting the implant, the doctor will close the rotator cuff, muscles, and skin with stitches. A drain may also be inserted to remove fluids that may build up in the shoulder after surgery.
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Anesthesia will block pain during the procedure. You will have pain after the procedure. Ask your doctor about medication to help manage pain.
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American Academy of Family Physicianshttp://familydoctor.org
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Arthroplasty. John Hopkins Medicine website. Available at: http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healthlibrary/test%5Fprocedures/orthopaedic/arthroplasty%5F92,P07677. Accessed November 19, 2013.
Degenerative joint disease of the glenohumeral joint. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated August 7, 2013. Accessed November 19, 2013.
Joint replacement—shoulder. Cleveland Clinic website. Available at:
http://my.clevelandclinic.org/services/shoulder%5Freplacement/hic%5Ftotal%5Fshoulder%5Fjoint%5Freplacement.aspx. Updated July 21, 2009. Accessed November 19, 2013.
Shoulder joint replacement. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Ortho Info website. Available at:
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00094. Updated December 2011. Accessed November 19, 2013.
Shoulder replacement surgery: diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. Hospital for Special Surgery website. Available at:
http://www.hss.org/conditions%5FShoulder-Replacement-Surgery-Diagnosis-Treatment-Recovery.asp. Updated July 1, 2013. Accessed November 19, 2013.
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Cuckoos (Cuculidae)
African Cuckoo (Cuculus gularis) - HBW 4, p. 554
French: Coucou africain
German: Afrikanerkuckuck
Spanish: Cuco Barbiblanco
Taxonomy: Cuculus gularis Stephens, 1815, Camdeboo, Cape Province.
Forms a superspecies with C. canorus, with which formerly considered conspecific. Monotypic.
Distribution: Senegal and Gambia through N Nigeria to Eritrea, NW Somalia and Kenya, and S to Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and E South Africa (Transvaal and Natal).
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looking around Locality Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda (Monotypic species)
Daniêl Jimenez 4 October 2010 3 years ago 55 sec 4.3
Male on a branch Locality Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
ANTHONY VILLAUME 6 April 2013 35 weeks ago 24 sec 3.8
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Locality Brufut, Western Division, The Gambia
Paul Cools 30 June 2012 2 years ago 4.7
Active and vocal in low trees next to the Okakuejo Waterhole. Came in to playback.
Locality Etosha National Park, Namibia (Monotypic species)
Charles Hesse 16 November 2010 4 years ago 4
juvenile perched
Locality Mburo Lake National Park, Uganda (Monotypic species)
Nik Borrow 16 June 2012 1 year ago 3.9
Male perched on a tree
Locality Mole National Park, Northern Region, Ghana (Monotypic species)
Luis Mario Arce 19 February 2013 1 year ago 3
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Call. Okakuejo Waterhole. 6:31am. Locality Etosha National Park, Namibia
(Monotypic species)
Charles Hesse 16 November 2009 4 years ago 4.5