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A Peachtree City man pled guilty March 13 to five counts of financial identity fraud for using a stolen credit card five times, including one purchase of a flat screen TV, in June 2011.
Garry W. Parker, 49, was sentenced to five years in prison followed by five years probation by Fayette County Superior Court Judge Christopher C. Edwards. Parker must also pay a $2,000 fine and $1,496 in restitution.
Parker admitted to taking the card from the victim while he was working to move her belongings from a home to a storage unit while he was employed at A Better Way Ministries. Read More»
Thirty-four-year-old Decatur resident Malcom Renell Reed is facing charges in Fayetteville stemming from a 2010 case of child molestation involving his two children. Reed was processed in Fayette County recently after sitting in the DeKalb County Jail since late 2010 on similar charges.
Reed was charged in Fayetteville with child molestation and aggravated sexual battery, according to Fayetteville Police spokesman Steve Crawshaw. Read More»
While making an arrest on an unrelated case, sheriff's deputies finally got a tip that led them to an urn stolen from a Fayette County home that contained the ashes of a couple's infant daughter.
Deputies from the sheriff's office warrant division were making the arrests Feb. 23. when they got the tip that the urn was located at a home in Spalding County. The urn was recovered from that residence the next day, officials said. Read More»
A burglary early on the morning of March 13 at Jones Pharmacy on North Glynn Street in Fayetteville resulted in the theft of an undetermined quantity of prescription drugs.
Fayetteville Police spokesman Steve Crawshaw said the alarm at Jones Pharmacy was activated shortly after 4 a.m. Tuesday. An officer was in the area checking another building and heard the alarm sounding. A call came in from 911 almost simultaneously alerting him to the pharmacy location. Read More»
The following arrests were made by local law enforcement during the past week. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Read More»
A Fayetteville man on March 15 was sentenced to nearly two years in prison after being convicted for smuggling nearly $107,000 through Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
Stephen Willoughby, 37, was sentenced to federal prison by United States District Judge Charles A. Pannell, Jr. after being convicted at trial of bulk cash smuggling. Willoughby had numerous bundles of cash hidden in his luggage and on his person when he arrived in Atlanta from London. Read More»
In the wake of the armed robbery on a cart path near Concord Village Apartments a week ago, Peachtree City Police Chief H.C. "Skip" Clark addressed the City Council Thursday about patrolling the cart paths.
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Peachtree City Police are hoping to identify a person linked to suspicious activity around the Camden Apartments complex on Ga. Highway 54 West.
The subject, depicted in this sketch, is described as a black male in his mid-20s, with a medium build, with a dark skin tone and an unshaven face. The person has been seen driving a maroon 1990s model Ford Ranger standard cab pickup, police said.
Anyone with information about this person's identity is asked to call police at 770-631-2510. Callers may remain anonymous.
A Newnan man pled guilty Tuesday to robbing a Peachtree City convenience store at gunpoint Dec. 19, 2009.Orlando Marquez Peavy, 23, was sentenced to life in prison plus an additional five years in prison by Fayette County Superior Court Judge Christopher C. Edwards.Peavy admitted to robbing the Creekside Chevron gas station on Ga. Highway 54 West after 6 a.m. Dec. 19 while using a sawed-off shotgun.Peavy was charged with armed robbery, possession of a firearm, possession of a prohibited firearm, aggravated assault and carrying a concealed weapon. Read More»
Other defendant sentenced to five years for selling cocaine to undercover officer
A Peachtree City man pled guilty Tuesday to five counts of financial identity fraud for using a stolen credit card five times, including one purchase of a flat screen TV, in June 2011.


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You're standing in line when Bill Clinton, former US President, walks by with his Secret Service escort. Quick! What do you do? (1) Shake his hand. (2) Share a quick joke about Arkansas's night life. (3) Ask him to sign your iPhone.
If you're B. Ioffe, the answer is 3. He writes that President Clinton shared that he is an iPhone owner; Steve Jobs fixed him up with an iPhone for his personal use. This of course demands the question: If ex-Veep Al Gore is on Apple's Board of Directors, why didn't he snag his old buddy an iPhone himself? Or, as Ioffe writes, at least a prerelease 3G version.
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This page contains Halo Wars Unlockables for Xbox 360 called "Skulls" and has been posted or updated on Mar 4, 2009 by Ray. Let us know what you think of this Unlockable by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Ensemble Studios
- Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
- Genre: Strategy Real-Time Sci-Fi
- Release Date: Mar 3, 2009
- ESRB: Teen
Complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding skull at the listed location.
|How to Unlock:
|Skull Name: Boomstick (Mission 12: Repairs)
|Kill 12 Spirit Transports - take a Hawk to the Lower 2 Airlocks and it its right up the Little ramp in the Air
|Skull Name: Bountiful Harvest (Mission 14: Reactor)
|Kill 20 Vampires - head to the Second Covenant Base and its in the Far corner at the bottom of the next ramp
|Skull Name: Catch (Mission 10: Shield World)
|Kill 350 Swarms - get at least 2 Hornets and fly East of you base past the First Tower to a Plateau with covered with Flood Eggs it is in the center
|Skull Name: Cowbell (Mission 3: Relic Interior)
|Kill 45 Hunters - take a Grizzly, Anders, Forge and Your Marines Back to where they were held up on the central pad
|Skull Name: Emperor (Mission 15: Escape)
|Kill 3 Scarabs - Head the to Very North of the Map and its dead Center of all the flood
|Skull Name: Fog (Mission 5: Arcadia Outskirts)
|Kill 5 Wraiths - get a Warthog and rush back up the Tracks to the left of your Main Base and just keep going straight past the split in the Tracks
|Skull Name: Grunt Birthday Party (Mission 2: Relic Approach)
|Kill 20 Jackals - head back to Alpha Base with a Worthog its in the south end of the base
|Skull Name: Look Daddy! (Mission 1: Alpha Base)
|Kill 100 Grunts - get a Warthog and rush back to the front gate of Alpha base the skull is where the Marines were held up
|Skull Name: Pain Train (Mission 13: Beachhead)
|Kill 10 Bomber Forms - head back to the Beginning of the Map by the First Teleporter and head down the Path to a Flood nest and its right next to it
|Skull Name: Rebel Leader (Mission 9: The Flood)
|Kill 20 Flood Stalks - just to the North East of your Main Base is a downed Pelican. Just take a Warthog to claim it fast and easy
|Skull Name: Rebel Supporter (Mission 8: Anders' Signal)
|Kill 750 Infection Forms - head to North Side of the Map where you got the Elephant, head east towards a cliff, But you'll see a ridge. Go into ridge
|Skull Name: Rebel Sympathizer (Mission 7: Scarab )
|Kill 10 Locusts - get a Warthog and take it to the Top Left of the Map where there was 2 Locusts and a Power Nod its right there
|Skull Name: Sickness (Mission 6: Dome of Light)
|Kill 50 Banshees - take a Squad of Marines to the Hanger Behind your Base its right there
|Skull Name: Sugar Cookies (Mission 11: Cleansing)
|Kill 100 Sentinels - take a Hornet to the front end of the Spirit Of Fire and it is right on the nose of the Ship
|Skull Name: Wuv Woo (Mission 4: Arcadia City)
|Kill 50 Elites - where you Set up Base Two in the Streets there are some stairs Next to it leading to a Bronze Statue Its next to the Statue
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The Aegis offers full protection with a creative design to keep the Samsung Exhilarate i577 safe and unharmed without compromising its advanced functionality. Unlike Trident Case's other series of cases, with the Aegis, the silicone layer is on the inside — in direct contact with the Samsung Exhilarate i577 — with a hard polycarbonate shell on the outside. This is to prevent the easily-scratched back of the Samsung Exhilarate i577 from getting damaged. It also makes the case easier to casually slide in and out of pants pockets.


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A popular feature of The Milwaukee Journal from 1963 through 1994 prepared by library staff to highlight Milwaukee's past as preserved in the Historic Photo Collection
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Mango Languages' conversational approach teaches practical, relevant content focused on four key areas of language learning: vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and culture. 61 languages are available to English speakers, while 17 modules are provided for English-as-a-second-language learners.
In this final book of the Raven Cycle, Blue Sargent and the Raven Boys will hopefully find their answers.
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Cassie Sullivan and others have survived many horrors but as the 5th Wave arrives they must make some hard choices in order to survive!
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Classy Glass Antiques & Collectables, England, UK
The Brockwitz factory of Dresden, Germany,was established in c1903 and from c1915 was producing a large selection of Carnival Glass which appealed to the masses.
During the 1930s-1940s, they produced outstanding Art Deco glass of quality & style.
Brockwitz center piece bowls are substantial pieces of glass, as this wonderful example demonstrates.
This pattern first appeared in their 1931 catalogue and over the years they developed many variations of this stunning bowl throughout the 1930's-1940's.
The colour shade of Ice-Blue, compliments this particular bowl shape to its best advantage. It has been press-moulded using a two-piece spring releasing mould and is decorated in relief with stylized foliage to its clear glass base rim & the two fabulous winged handles.
The geometric-scalloped form of the bowl is wonderfully emphasised by alternating panels of satin-frosted glass, each of these features being concave to the bowl exterior whilst the interior is smoothly fir-polished to provide additional optic effects.
The condition of this bowl is excellent. There are no chips, cracks or hairline fractures, just age related wear to is base, as is common and acceptable for most glass of its period and style. It is exceptionally eye-catching and will add delight to your collection wherever it is displayed.
Please kindly note that further price reductions cannot be considered for this item.
Maximum width: 12 inches. Bowl diameter: 9.5 inches. Base diameter: 6.5 inches. Height: 5 inches Postage weight: *2k 700gms. *Postage discounts are available for this item to overseas (outside of Europe) by request
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On August 13,2014 Pepe's Pizza of Danbury will host a Good Neighbor Night to help raise funds for Where Angels Play Foundation. Pepe's will donate 15% of sales to this great community cause. To have your purchase qualify for this donation, bring in a copy of this voucher. The Where Angels Play Foundation is an… Continue Reading
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Frank Pepe's in Fairfield on June 26th 2014 is having Good Neighbor Night to help support Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. For more information on the walk, please follow this link. Frank Pepe will donate 15% of the sales from customers with a filer. Please print the PDF flyer here and bring it with you… Continue Reading
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Microsoft finally admits to third XP service pack
Microsoft has finally confirmed that there will be a third service pack for Windows XP, nearly a week after the news broke and two days after a version of it appeared on the Web. The company declined to release further details, but said that Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) will be available after the shipment of Windows Vista, the next version of the client OS. Vista is scheduled to be available at the end of 2006.
Windows is safer than you think
Microsoft Corp. launched a trust-building initiative on Thursday designed to show its commitment and progress to date in making its frequently attacked Windows computer operating system more secure from hackers. Microsoft, which is moving increasingly into the territory of specialist security software companies such as McAfee Inc. (NYSE:MFE - news) and Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq:SYMC - news), said it planned a string of product launches designed to combat cybercrime. The world's biggest software company said it planned to release a preliminary, or beta, version by the end of this year of new software to protect corporate computers running Windows against viruses, worms and other attacks. "It's a unified product. You don't have to pick whose anti-virus solution you think is the best," Chief Executive Steve Ballmer told a news conference in Munich. "The threats we see do need more than secure software."
DistroWatch Weekly: SUSE mirroring troubles, Mandriva Club, Mandriva Discovery Live, WIENUX
Welcome to this year's 41st issue of DistroWatch Weekly. A very busy week of exciting new releases is behind us, but that doesn't mean that this week will be any less interesting - in fact, we expect a new KDE 3.4.3 on Wednesday, while the "Breezy Badger" family of Ubuntu Linux and its partner projects are scheduled for release on Thursday. Also in this issue: we'll analyse the events of the past week, introduce Mandriva 2006 Discovery Live, feature WIENUX 1.0, continue with the usual release summaries, and conclude with a handful of interesting new distributions. Enjoy! Join us at irc.freenode.net #distrowatch
Is your open source project ready for the daylight savings time fix?
Here's a computer problem you can blame George W. Bush for personally. Starting in 2007 daylight savings time will start a month earlier and end a few days later. Instead of starting on April 2, as it will next year, it will start on March 11. The idea is to save energy. It was part of a bill passed earlier this year and signed into law by the President. (Thus, the blame game…it was really a way to get you into the story, so apologies to both you and the President.)
Google's 'going after Microsoft in a big way'
It should be noted to avoid Microsoft altogether users would have to switch operating systems, unlikely given the dominance of Windows. A Linux-based operating system would do the trick, but even if users stayed with Windows as their operating system, Microsoft would lose supplemental income and influence if users spent their time on Google's portal, using Google software.
Nsw government Linux plan close to fruition
A protracted NSW government project to give its agencies cheaper and quicker access to Linux and open source software is reaching fruition with several vendors preparing to sign contracts as pre-approved suppliers.
Is Eric Schmidt still the grownup Google needs?
Here is my second day take on the Google-Sun "news." As with Oakland, there's no there there. Parse the news release carefully and there's no Open Office, no direct competition to Microsoft at all. There's just Dr. Schmidt and his old boss, Scott McNealy, smiling with their hands in one anothers' corporate pockets.
Productivity software
"While Lenovo's "Think" brand is usually spotted waving the Microsoft Windows banner, the company does ship PCs with Red Hat Linux, but without any productivity software."
Launch of Mediterranean Virtual University
The University of Malta has launched the Mediterranean Virtual University (MVU), a European Union Euro-Mediterranean Information Society (EUMEDIS)-funded initiative which brings together 11 universities and institutions from across Europe and the Mediterranean region to provide high-quality online courses employing cutting-edge pedagogy and e-learning techniques all within the framework of a collaborative effort and administrative centralisation.
Old school cuts ties with Windows
The Mall School for boys in Richmond, UK, has been around for 133 years, and to IT head Sue Warrington, it seemed like the prep school's Windows network was almost as old. Recently, the school got rid of its aging collection of "fat client" PCs and purchased a brand new network of Linux thin clients, including all the software a bunch of 4- to 13-year-old boys could possibly need, for a lot less than a proprietary solution.
Biz Week Buzz Stirs Flock Frenzy
Flock, the Web 2.0 browser sensation that hasn't even shipped its flagship browser to the public yet, got still more golden PR from another big media outlet, this time from Business Week. The buzz surrounding Flock seems to be reaching a fever pitch, and we common folk can only wonder whether all the hype is justified. I'm starting to think Flock will either be the biggest thing ever to happen to web browsing or the biggest flop.
CLI Magic: Checkinstall
OK, you one-click installers, listen up! In spite of the early dementia no doubt being brought on by living in a GUI cocoon, there's a chance you might learn something from this week's CLI Magic. Here's the thing: given the ease of installing free software apps these days, especially those installed outside your distro's package management, how do you get that the great game you installed from scratch last week when you learn it opens your system up to hostile takeover? Think that just removing the executable does the trick? Think again, oh rodent lover. Now you're ready to learn about Checkinstall.
Although some of manalaa.net's coverage is dedicated to technology issues—Abdel Fattah is an IT specialist and a leading advocate of open-source software, notably as co-founder of the Egyptian Linux Users Group (EGLUG)—it is also highly political. Abdel Fattah and Bahei Eddin were part of the small group of "bloggers for change" that emerged last summer and organized several protests (alongside other movements) in Cairo's popular neighborhoods. They can still often be seen on the sidelines of Kifaya protests, although they fiercely defend their independence from the movement.
Open Source and Supply Chain focus: CeBIT 2006
Supported by the three main open source associations in Australia — Linux Australia, OSIA and AUUG — CeBIT Australia will provide visitors with an opportunity to gain hands-on experience with open source software.
Over one hundred GNOME developers at summit
If you're near Boston, Mass. and want to find out the development plans and design issues for the GNOME desktop, or just are curious to see an energetic collection of software developers from around the world interacting, head on down from now through Monday to the GNOME summit at MIT's famous Stata Center. Over one hundred people showed up for today's morning presentation, and nearly every one was a developer for GNOME or a related technology: X, Linux, or a desktop application.
Edditor's Note: Andy Oram is an editor at O'Reilly Media, a highly respected book publisher and technology information provider. An employee of the company since 1992, Andy currently specializes in free software and open source technologies. His work for O'Reilly includes the first books ever published commercially in the United States on Linux, and the 2001 title Peer-to-Peer. His modest programming and system administration skills are mostly self-taught.
Edditor's Note: Andy Oram is an editor at O'Reilly Media, a highly respected book publisher and technology information provider. An employee of the company since 1992, Andy currently specializes in free software and open source technologies. His work for O'Reilly includes the first books ever published commercially in the United States on Linux, and the 2001 title Peer-to-Peer. His modest programming and system administration skills are mostly self-taught.
What is Success to an OSS Project?
Bryce Harrington, Inkscape and Worldforge hacker (as well as super-friendly OSDL guy), recently opined that gaining lots and lots of users isn't the only -- or even the best -- gauge of success for an open source project.
chromatic is the technical editor of the O'Reilly Network, specializing in programming, Linux®, and open source development. He's also been known to evangelize to his co-workers toward better development practices, being the author of Extreme Programming Pocket Guide and the co-author of Perl Testing: A Developer's Notebook. -Ed
chromatic is the technical editor of the O'Reilly Network, specializing in programming, Linux®, and open source development. He's also been known to evangelize to his co-workers toward better development practices, being the author of Extreme Programming Pocket Guide and the co-author of Perl Testing: A Developer's Notebook. -Ed
Is NetWare dead?
The rocky road for the once-mighty NOS could be running out
Exclusive: Xen Grows Up
In the past year, development of the open source Xen virtualization platform (http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/netos/xen/) has forged ahead at a rapid pace, adding support for hardware virtualization and large- scale enterprise server hardware such as symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) guests and physical address extensions (PAE). Simultaneously, the Xen project has amassed a substantial community of developers and refined the software to be stable and robust. Now with a third major release, Xen is ready for "The Big Show," production use. Up until the recent release of Xen 3.0, a major obstacle to the adoption of Xen in some environments was the software's lack of support for unmodified operating systems. Xen's original approach of paravirtualization, modifying an operating system to facilitate virtualization, yielded great performance, but failed to host operating systems for which source code is unavailable.
Linux stars in MS movie
In a stroke of irony, Microsoft's Halo movie will be produced in Wellington by servers running the open-source Linux operating system.
Vmware Chief Looks to Stay Ahead of Rivals
In an interview with Computerworld, VMware President Diane Greene talked about emerging competitors and her company's strategy of partnering with friend and foe alike.
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20 years on: America's hand in Rwanda
Michel Chossudovsky/ Anjan Sundaram
The civil war in Rwanda was a brutal struggle for political power between the Hutu-led Habyarimana government supported by France and the Tutsi Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) backed financially and militarily by Washington. Ethnic rivalries were used deliberately in the pursuit of geopolitical objectives. Both the CIA and French intelligence were involved.
In the words of former Co-operation Minister Bernard Debré in the government of Prime Minister Henri Balladur: "What one forgets to say is that, if France was on one side, the Americans were on the other, arming the Tutsis who armed the Ugandans. I don't want to portray a showdown between the French and the Anglo-Saxons, but the truth must be told."
In addition to military aid to the warring factions, the influx of development loans played an important role in "financing the conflict". In other words, both the Ugandan and Rwanda external debts were diverted into supporting the military and paramilitary. Uganda's external debt increased by more than US$2 billion, – i.e. at a significantly faster pace than that of Rwanda (an increase of approximately US$250 million from 1990 to 1994).
In retrospect, the RPA — financed by US military aid and Uganda's external debt – was much better equipped and trained than the Forces Armées du Rwanda (FAR) loyal to President Habyarimana. From the outset, the RPA had a definite military advantage over the FAR.
According to the testimony of Paul Mugabe, a former member of the RPF High Command Unit, Major-General Paul Kagame had personally ordered the shooting down of President Habyarimana's plane with a view to taking control of the country.
He was fully aware that the assassination of Habyarimana would unleash "a genocide" against Tutsi civilians. RPA forces had been fully deployed in Kigali at the time the ethnic massacres took place and did not act to prevent it from happening:
Paul Mugabe's testimony regarding the shooting down of Habyarimana's plane ordered by Kagame is corroborated by intelligence documents and information presented to the French parliamentary inquiry. Kagame was an instrument of Washington. The loss of African lives did not matter. The civil war in Rwanda and the ethnic massacres were an integral part of US foreign policy, carefully staged in accordance with precise strategic and economic objectives.
Despite the good diplomatic relations between Paris and Washington and the apparent unity of the Western military alliance, it was an undeclared war between France and America.
By supporting the build-up of Ugandan and Rwandan forces and by directly intervening in the Congolese civil war, Washington also bears a direct responsibility for the ethnic massacres committed in the Eastern Congo including several hundred thousand people who died in refugee camps.
The civil war in Rwanda and the ethnic massacres were an integral part of US foreign policy, carefully staged in accordance with precise strategic and economic objectives.
From the outset of the Rwandan civil war in 1990, Washington's hidden agenda consisted in establishing an American sphere of influence in a region historically dominated by France and Belgium.
America's design was to displace France by supporting the Rwandan Patriotic Front and by arming and equipping its military arm, the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA).
From the mid-1980s, the Kampala government under President Yoweri Museveni had become Washington's African showpiece of "democracy".
Uganda had also become a launchpad for US-sponsored guerilla movements into the Sudan, Rwanda and the Congo.
Kagame had been head of military intelligence in the Ugandan Armed Forces; he had been trained at the US Army Command and Staff College in Leavenworth, Kansas, which focuses on warfighting and military strategy.
Kagame returned from Leavenworth to lead the RPA, shortly after the 1990 invasion.
The militarisation and funding of Uganda was an integral part of US foreign policy. The build-up of the Ugandan UPDF Forces and of the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) had been supported by the US and Britain.
"Darling tyrant"
Post-1994 foreign governments, notably the United States, Britain, Germany and the Netherlands, are nonetheless lining up at Kagame's door with praise, and money, desperate for a foreign aid success story after 50 barren years in Africa.
The United States, without doubt, is Kagame's staunchest ally and oldest supporter, eager to maintain Rwanda as a strategic partner with a powerful army in mineral-rich eastern Africa.
Total publicly reported foreign aid to Kagame's government stands at some US$1 billion annually, of which the US government provides about a fifth.
Millions of dollars in foreign aid continue to flow to the Rwandan government, and Kagame's supporters seem reluctant to diminish their praise.
Kagame administers the Rwandan government's foreign-funded aid programmes with a strict autocratic hand and silences critics from church to media and human rights programmes. – Global Research/Politico Magazine .
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I'm just getting into reloading the .40 S & W round, and would like to find some good loads using a 165 Gr. HBFP bullet. I've had experience in the 9 mm and .45 ACP rounds, but not the 40. Thanks
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What kind of powder were you going to use?
Most powder makers have their own load data, I would check that out first.
I will soon be loading .40S&W myself, But I have all my load data in order.
I hope that helps.
Hodgdon lists a number of loads for 165 gr bullets in the .40. The only powder they list that I have much experience with is W-231
4.8 gr @946 fps
5.1 gr @1001 fps
That is a start for you. W-231 is not one of the new "gee-wiz" high tech powders. It works for me though.
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I use RamShot, ZIP for my 9mm and light .44 loads.
165gr jacketed
5.1gr 925 FPS to 5.7gr 1028 FPS
Thanks for all the info. I've been reloading since 1975 and the reason I needed the input is because most of my reloading manuals were published before the .40 S & W round was invented. Like robocop10mm, I,ve used the older powders (Bullseye, Unique, 2400 and W-231) for the majority of my handgun loads. It looks as if I need to get some updated loading books. Thanks for the help.
You can get all the info you need online. Go to the powder maker's web site and look up the loads.


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Adam Lambert is one of the best-loved 'American Idol' alums ever. Could he be returning to the series as a member of its new panel?
Adam Lambert is one of the best-loved 'American Idol' alums ever. Could he be returning to the series as a member of its new panel?
'American Idol' hopeful Angie Miller was shockingly eliminated just before the finale this season, giving a tearful goodbye through song that even had us feeling things. However, she was able to return as originally scheduled to perform alongside our favorite alum, Adam Lambert.
Adam Lambert was honored with the Davidson / Valenti Award at the GLAAD Media Awards this weekend (May 11). The accolade celebrates a member of the LGBT community who has made a critical and visible difference in helping to promote equal rights. Lambert delivered a lively and brilliant acceptanc
Former 'American Idol' alum Adam Lambert and current 'Idol' front-runner and finalist Angie Miller are scheduled to perform together during this season's 'Idol' finale, set to take place on May 16.
Also returning: Prior judge Jennifer Lopez, and possibly former contestant and Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson.
Vocalist supreme Adam Lambert has a whole lot going for him besides a spectacular set of pipes. Based on a then-and-now picture he uploaded to Instagram, he also never looks older.
It's like being fabulous has anti-aging properties or something.
Out and proud singer Adam Lambert has joined forces with AT&T and the Trevor Project for "Live Proud," a campaign designed to further and fully support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning people -- the LGBTQ community.
- Adam Lambert was given the keys to Miami at the city's Gay Pride Festival yesterday!
Adam Lambert is back on the market. The openly gay singer and former 'American Idol' contestant has split with his longtime boyfriend Sauli Koskinen, who is a reporter on Finnish TV.
Perpetually sparkling big-hearted singer Adam Lambert will be honored with this year's Davidson/Valentini Award at the GLAAD Media Awards in May.
Adam Lambert teased us with a cover of Rihanna's ballad 'Stay' last week, hinting that it was a sign of things to come. Well now we know he meant that he was practicing for a performance. In South Korea.
As if we needed reminding that Adam Lambert was awesome. The 'Trespassing' singer covered Rihanna's 'Stay' and absolutely shamed anyone who will sing that song for the rest of time... including RiRi herself. Oh, and did we mention his version is only 37 seconds?
Adam Lambert is giving back on his birthday. The pop star is turning 31 years old on Tuesday (Jan. 29) and encouraging fans to donate $31 to the We Are Family Foundation, which promotes cultural diversity around the globe.


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The past 12 months and first third of the year were the warmest the nation has experienced.
Several warm periods across the contiguous U.S. during April brought the national average temperature to 55°F, 3.6°F above average, marking the third warmest April on record. These temperatures, when added with the first quarter and previous 11 months, calculate to the warmest year-to-date and 12-month periods since recordkeeping began in 1895.
The 12-month period of May 2011-April 2012 has a nationally-averaged temperature 2.8°F above the 1901-2000 long-term average, while the January-April 2012 months were 45.4°F, 5.4°F above the long-term average.
On the heels of the warmest March for the U.S., warmer and drier than average temperatures continued for much of the nation with some states in the Ohio Valley having a small, but still above average, dip in temperatures.
U.S. climate highlights — April
U.S. climate highlights — Year-to-date
12-month period (May 2011 - April 2012)
The 12 month period beginning May 2011 through April 2012, which includes several warm episodes for the country — second hottest summer, fourth warmest winter, and warmest March — was the warmest consecutive May-April year-long period for the contiguous United States. Twenty-two states were record warm for the 12-month period and an additional 19 states were top ten warm. The 12-month running average temperature for the contiguous U.S. was 55.7°F, 2.8°F above the 20th century average.
An organized, clean garage can inspire company-wide organization and make daily tasks easier and faster.
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Company employees renovated Baltimore's Carroll Park in Oct.
Here's an example of what to keep in your shop.
Mapping software eliminates driving from property to property to measure sites, saving you time and money.


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It all started badly, then went downhill
This will be an occasional blog listing the ups downs of two weeks in Antigua.
There are four of us. Me, my Min, my sister Elaine and her husband David.
Before Min and I left home to go to Gatport Airwick, Dave phoned to say he was almost there. Now, he's got well over 100 miles to travel and had to cross London and use the …
Can't be perfect
... being here he has really learned all on his own (or by watching us) how to navigate both the ipad and the android tablets we brought it's incredible how at ease he is. Before this trip, we had to unlock it and click the games for him. Now we just give him the tablet, he can turn it on, unlock it and navigate to all his games all on his own.!! My little future computer nerd lol.
My parents left early this morning ...
The wild life can wear you out
... a fat bloke sitting on a bench next to a lake with rod in his hand.
I am sorry but I just don't get it. David says it's a wonderfully soothing sport, but I found it pointless. We tried for two hours and three different positions on the lake but although we saw lots of disturbances in the water, tried different bait and casting techniques we did not catch a sausage.
We ended up sitting on the bridge on the causeway, but this was a bad ...
Pink Crabs, the just wed and the nearly dead
... a laughing matter from where I'm sitting, I can tell you. But I thought Min and Elaine were going to burst something, as they just could not stop laughing. David did not help by joining in, and from then on my "scabby bum" has been a constant source of amusement.
At lunch today there was a "sort of" fashion show. The local boutique sent some clothes and models over to show off their latest range of ...
Hell's Granny Rides Again!!
... said much the same thing and how we were going much, much faster than the other group. And them with a couple of Harley guys. Wimps!
James appeared to be setting a faster pace on the way back but didn't manage to shake me off and we arrived back ...


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Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Pebble Technology International has expanded its quality control and marketing team with two new directors.
Ferron Dunham, director of marketing, brings a strong product marketing background with experience in brand development and implementation of comprehensive national marketing strategies for channel partners and consumers.
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San Francisco's Madison Bumgarner Chugs Five Beers at Once [Video]
San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner may not have a drinking problem as much as a celebrating problem.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner may not have a drinking problem as much as a celebrating problem.
Ever wonder what it's like behind the scenes when a sex scene is being shot?
Well, wonder no more!
In Mer Rouge, La., an 18-wheeler got stuck on railroad tracks just as a train was approaching at full speed.
Detroit Lions fans rejoice! It looks like we (might) finally have a reliable kicker!
On Tuesday evening, it was announced that the Lions have signed former Denver Broncos kicker Matt Prater to a one-year contract.
Fulfilling the childhood dreams of kids everywhere, 5-year-old leukemia patient JP Gibson was signed to a one-day contract by his favorite sports team, the Utah Jazz.
Anyone who was a child of the '90s at some point probably watched the NBC television show "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air."
You may remember the show: Will (played by Will Smith) was sent to Los Angeles' affluent Bel Air neighborhood from west Philadelphia to live with his rich aunt and uncle and their children. Cultures clashing! Imagine the hijinx!
The San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals will meet in the National League Championship Series for the second time in three years beginning on Saturday. Here's a recap of Tuesday's action:
Thousand Foot Krutch will launch their 'Born This Way' tour in Joliet, Ill. tonight (Oct. 7).
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The mighty Pop Evil has just announced the final batch of tour dates for 2014, and yes, a return to its hometown of Grand Rapids is scheduled to happen!
Pop Evil will hit The Intersection on Dec. 20 for the next to last stop on the new tour, which also features Red Sun Rising, Islander, and Letters from the Fire.
The second (and last) total lunar eclipse of 2014 will be happening early Wednesday morning, just before sunrise here in the Eastern Time Zone. During the eclipse, the moon will appear a coppery red color, which is referred to as a "blood moon". The moon will appear red because of all the sunsets and sunrises from the Earth that will reflect onto the moon's surface.
Singer-songwriter Katy Perry is one of the biggest celebrities in the world, but it doesn't stop her from partying like us normal people.
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On Hockeyfest, the Chill at the Joe and $9 seats on sale Saturday
by George Malik on 09/09/11 at 07:22 AM ET
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If you weren't already aware that the Red Wings have a superb slate of weekend activities on tap, here's a little refresher and a note:
1. The Red Wings will be hosting HockeyFest at Joe Louis Arena from 11 AM till 6 PM on Saturday, and the majority of the Wings' roster will be attending (the Wings' Twitter account has added Pavel Datsyuk and Johan Franzen to the mix, too) to engage in Q and A's and autograph sessions (the Wings are lowering the 2008 Stanley Cup banner and making the Zamboni available for pictures as well);
2. On Sunday, the Wings will take the flooring off the Joe and allow fans to skate on the ice before witnessing an alumni game to benefit First Step:
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by George Malik on 09/07/11 at 07:02 PM ET
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Update: Take note, Wings fans—the McCrimmon family makes its home in Metro Detroit. That means that the Wings, and those of us who live in Southeastern Michigan, are going to be the ones who rally around Mrs. McCrimmon and her son and daughter.
After dropping off my computer for further repairs this morning, I read the initial reports about the tragedy which befell a man who stood shoulder to shoulder with Mike Babcock in Lokomotiv Yaroslavl coach Brad McCrimmon, a tough defenseman and genuinely "sneaky funny" man who truly was just happy to be playing hockey for a living in Ruslan Salei, a Wings prospect who found fame, fortune and happiness in Stefan Liv and dozens of other special, truly good people who lost their lives today.
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Those Technical Issues
by Paul on 09/07/11 at 11:29 AM ET
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George asked me to post the statement below and I'd like to add George has also been "under the weather" the last few days too.
When it rains, it pours.
I am sure George will be back at as soon as his physical health improves and his computer issues are resolved.
"Well this isn't good. Technical issues continue to persist on the "almost new" computer to the point that the technician at the computer repair shop wants to reinstall Windows, which may take a day given their backlog of other computer repairs. Given that it took me an additional ten hours to set up my system once I got it home on Saturday…It's highly unlikely that I'll be able to leave on Friday for Traverse City if the computer isn't repaired in a timely fashion (and given this computer repair shop's history, that seems to be par for the course).
I don't know what to say other than that I'm incredibly sorry and that I'll have to wait and see how long the computer issues take to work themselves out and how long it takes the repair shop to fix the computer before I can say for sure when I'll be able to head up to TC to cover part of the prospect tournament or whether I won't be able to go up till training camp, and if anyone wants me to refund their contributions I will do so."
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TMR technical status update
by George Malik on 09/03/11 at 01:05 AM ET
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I'm no fan of these kinds of informal posts, but as it's been three going on four days…
TMR is still offline at present due to technical difficulties. My ill laptop's hard drive was only part of an illness which included a fried motherboard and toasted system memory (when I break something, I break it), and after what could be salvaged was retrieved…
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Ryan Johnson, try-out or this year's Evgeny Ryasensky?
by George Malik on 09/01/11 at 04:45 AM ET
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A little hard drive reformatting turned into, "Uh sir, your hard drive's fried and I haven't even begun to look at anything else," which means that I'm writing this from my phone (T.M.I. at TMR is the unofficial slogan!), and might not be back up till the weekend.
But I'm puzzled nonetheless because an authorless report on USA Today claims that the Red Wings have signed forward Ryan Johnson to a try-out contract.
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A brief Red Wings overnight report: No fun time
by George Malik on 08/30/11 at 11:00 AM ET
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I'm about to take my laptop into the local computer repair shop to have what I can best describe as some serious engine work (save files, wipe the hard drive, reinstall Windows), so here's a very brief look at today's Red Wings-related stories:
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Updated: Red Wings skate, receive an unfavorable season prediction from the Hockey News
by George Malik on 08/29/11 at 01:45 PM ET
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Updated 9x with video and Conklin/Conner talk at 2:13 PM: According to DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose, more than a few Red Wings took part in an informal skate this morning…
Players at #RedWings informal skate include Lidstrom, Holmstrom, Cleary, Miller, Conklin, Chris Conner, Janik, Eaves.
Also skating this morning with #RedWings are #Oilers forward Shawn Horcoff and former #NHL goalie Manny Legace.
Joining the #RedWings informal skate at City Arena are Jakub Kindl and Jan Mursak.
And, via RedWingsFeed, the Detroit News's Gregg Krupa filed a short report about the Wings' skate:
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Red Wings overnight report: Blue screens and a Monday primer
by George Malik on 08/29/11 at 08:15 AM ET
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After four hours' worth of blue screens of death, checkdisk failures, trying to restore my computer's last known system configuration, troubleshooting start-up freezes and plain old praying to the computer gods, I've come to the conclusion that my laptop's hard drive is indeed corrupt and needs to be wiped, so I may be unavailable for chunks of today and tomorrow as I turn my computer over to professionals to save my files and reinstall my operating system. I kinda need the laptop to work to provide reports from Traverse City, so whether it's today, Tuesday or Wednesday, I've got to swallow hard and spend a few hundred bucks to get this thing fixed.
So here's a quick primer of what you can expect in the way of Wings news if I am indeed absent due to computer issues:
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Sunday night with the Mick
by George Malik on 08/28/11 at 08:56 PM ET
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The Oakland Press's Pat Caputo delivers a Sunday night treat in an in-depth article about Red Wings color commentator and soon to be Hockey Hall of Fame honoree Mickey Redmond, whose premature retirement due to a back injury yielded a career in broadcasting which has yielded living legend's status for perhaps the conscience of Hockeytown:
"I had a ruptured disk," Redmond said. "In those days, those weren't taken care of like they are today. I played with it. A lot of damage was done. When I was done playing, it was tough. I went home for awhile and lived with my mom and dad and did some soul-searching. But I also knew that it was just the way it was. There was nothing I could do about it, and that I would have to find something else to do with my life."
How did Redmond start broadcasting?
"Totally by accident," he said. "I tried to come back as a player and was in Glens Falls (N.Y.) for training camp (where the Red Wings had their minor league team at the time) in 1979. The comeback didn't go well. I couldn't play. But I was contacted about doing hockey games for ON-TV — 15 games. It went well."
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Red Wings overnight report: The land of reiteration
by George Malik on 08/28/11 at 08:22 AM ET
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Monday, we go back to "school" as at least half a dozen Red Wings' players (and probably the media) will show up at Joe Louis Arena to take part in an "informal" practice, so the last day of hockey summer provides a commensurate amount of tidbit-style news.
First and foremost, don't forget that "Operation Bobblehead" ends tomorrow, and at present, Niklas Kronwall's leading Todd Bertuzzi in the race for plastic immortality and/or infamy, though Bertuzzi fans have brought out the heavy artillery in an attempt to close the gap…
And the Free Press's sports staff more or less provides a summary of the events to come:
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