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Two from Big 12 up for Ray Guy AwardDavid Ubben
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Accuracy International AX 308 Rifle Review
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tacfoley: Two words.
Desert Tech.
JAK OKI: Only bad thing about firearms is that they are designed for killing, only.
stoptalking85: close your eyes and Owen Wilson appears
Kevin Parker: What an exellent review. You have a new subscriber. At 12 grand I can"t see myself ever owning one, all four of my .308 rifles were less than a grand, and none weigh over 8 lbs. with scope. With the right handload, 3 of them will deliver sub MOA 5 shot groups and I can carry them all day hunting on foot. The other one, an old Savage model 99 was never meant to be a tack driver. When I want to put everything into one ragged hole @ 100 yrds. I use (this will surprise you) a Ruger No. 1 Bicentennial Varmint Special with a factory 26" heavy barrel in 7mm Rem Mag. with a 6x18 scope. It's too heavy and the walnut stock is way too nice to use for hunting, so I just use it for benchrest shooting. I have done 5 shots at 100 yrds. into .132 c/c. You can stand a cartridge case on the hole and see nothing but paper. Wish I could shoot like that all the time, but wind gusts are a pain in the ass. Greetings from Canada.
minervius: Hi John ! I just bought the AX338-27" with 3 spare mags. I noticed that I have stark problems with the mags dropping free. when I depress the release catch the mag often times does not come out. Do you know of that problem ? ( any ideas how to fix it without taking out filing of the realease catch ? ) ps: the production quality of this vid still is one of the best I've seen so far
Gunter Krebs: Nice review but there are other rifles out there where u can change mag in lowest possible position ..... also 10 round mag like my Steyr SSG 08. even better here is I can change it left and right no problem at all. I total like the AI rifles but I think the price tag does not reflect the value hope there is a little adjustment in the future .... for 5 grand I would like to buy a AX but 7G I need to talk my self in to it for some more time :)
Thang Acoustic: what is the name song ??
Luke Barbour: How a rifle review should be done. Thanks!
crusade444: best of British.
Christopher Challis: Very thorough, informative and well presented video
Marshall T.: how does the AI stock compare to a manners stock
usscharlottessn766: So how much will I have to pony up to purchase?
TheRealHebarb: sick m8 can i 360 noscope skrubs with dis thx
JaKoElBuTcher: Hello thank you for our video, i like them. In this video, can you told me the name of the first song please, and if it is possible a link to download it :-/ i don't find it, i'v only found "i would change the world if i could by Mark tucker... and i want only the music, not the lyrics :-/ ) thank you for your answer and forgive me for my bad english i'm french. thibault
Alan De Galicia: Good Video ! Thanks ans Regards behind my PGM Ultimaratio ;-)
Gene McCann: I like the weapon and the video was good .he price "range" or MSRP should have been mentioned though...
oyaknow42: Can you review the Leupold mark 6 3-18x44 thats on that rife?
sean russo: im sold! LOL great video, thanks
4 d: Great job Thx
Demon55Wolf: What is the music?
Pablo Vitaver: I have one and absolutely love it! Likes the S&B to X25 glass and my handloads, especially Hornady A-Max 175 pushed by Accurate 2495 on Lapua brass COL 2,866 Put 5 rounds on one bullet hole at 100 yards. I would bring my AX to bed every night but my wife objects. Ordered a .260 barrel for it just now.
dinosaur95: does anyone know the song at the beginnning?
2darkhorses: Hi John My name is Mike Casey ,Love your video and love the Rifle. ,I would like to know what scope was on the rifle .The AI AX 308 is on my next to buy list .Love your site keep up the great work
The Bloke: Close to being the dream rifle at the moment... Accuracy International AX 308 Rifle Review - YouTube http://buff.ly/19KnZJn
seth leighton: its like the fortis 14 and 13 in ar rails
Harry Smith: Brilliant, thank you! This will really help with my ballistics essay. Is the effective range of 300m for the AWM .308 the same effective range as the AX .308? Would the .308 Lapua Mag. bullet have a high enough muzzle velocity to pierce bullet resistant glass and still have enough stopping power to eliminate a target or would I have to consider using a .338/Teflon coated/AP round and risk losing a flattened trajectory due to the bullet's mass? To what factor does a suppressor used on either the AX .308 or AX .338 reduce its range/muzzle velocity etc.?
Je P: How accurate is this stock? Do I need to get glass imbedded to get max accuracy?
vnohelix: I was not aware of the 18 inch barrel option. I too would like to know how long this set up is, barrel and fore end. It looks very well balanced.
Adam Vinci: What was the scope mounted on the AX308 in this video along with the rings? And have you looked into any Canadian product such as the PGW Timberwolf .338 or Coyote .308?
Abbi Satdea: In ca un produs genial de la A.I.
Ezra Layman: i spy a blue falcon patch, have the same one myself
Chris Given: How does the 98b stand up to this?
SLFYSH: You talked about quality but all is relative. How much was conspicuously absent from the details.
Jake Long: Sexy Rifle.
12kerryman: Excellent video. The standard of MCM has taken in step forward in season in my opinion. Keep it up. #getoutandshoot
johnkuczkow: I like everything that you when over on this rifle. One question, did you correct for the change from suppressed to unsuppressed at distance, say 1000 yds, and did it hold its dope?
ScrewThePooches: PLEASE tell me you plan to do a review on that (or any) 3-18 Mark 6!
Jack Torrence: I love the idiots that complain about weight. Accurate guns need to be heavy to steady your shots and keep the barrel cool. Idiots.
DDFram: Can you order these in left-hand actions?
Paul Iacono: Hi, lots of ppl asking about prices, SIT Down! The AX50 cal is £7,086 UK Sterling appx $11,700 US...and the AX308 basic rifle both with NO Optics @ £4,704 UK US$7,777...but if ya gonna get one the .338 is £400 more and that holds the longest confirmed kill for sniper at moment...so you got Kudos for a little bit more...lol. Whats £400 if you just spent £5k and another couple for optics prob another few Pound for some ammo and wham $16-18k US gone, if you r only killing deer there has to be a cheaper way that is 90% as good for 90% LESS and I'm a Brit!
Walter Sigona: Did I miss the length of barrel? 16,18,20?
tom smyth: The AX IS A PIG UGLY RIFLE
VicariousReality7: The ultimate drive hunting rifle
8541 Tactical: I have only had limited time on the TRG-22. It is a great rifle as well, but I prefer the AX mainly due to the modularity of the rail system. However I would most certainly not turn down the TRG.
Ryan W: Alright. Let me sell my car for this... ha. What a beautiful weapons system.
8541 Tactical: They are really two different animals. The XLR is a chassis. This is a complete rifle built for a specific purpose.
ufdiver06: Awesome video! Thanks for the great work, how does this compare to the xlr chassis? Both are on my short list for a 20" 308 for practical shooting competitions. Thanks and keep up the great work!
MrFREDANG: Great video, I'love to have one of these, and I was wondering how the suppressor attaches to the break? I have seen that AI also offer a threaded break and so what is the difference? Also, I was wondering if this rifle will feature in any other videos? Great video and very helpful Regards
Accuracy International AX 308 Rifle Review 5 out of 5

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Star Trek Online - Beach Battle Gameplay Movie
An away team crashes a beach party.
so bad....so bad...
The beach party movie. The gameplay looked awful. Enemies just run up to you and start shooting within a few feet. Brutal.
Super LOLZ ! ! !
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Gotta say gameplay...bad...sound effects...OK.
People say its stupid game, only for blind movie fans.. so everyone else can skip it
The problem with this game is that it was made by Cryptic lol...Anyway, Heres a bit of Star Trek trivia. The little hand phasers in the old Shatner era series could disintegrate an entire shuttlecraft on maximum setting and full charge. Fast forward to when this takes place when transtator technology is even more refined and you have phase rifles that at maximum power can bore a hole through starship deck plating.. Yeah, the combat is unbelievably bad......Unless your heavily shielded, which was pretty much unheard of, getting hit with a phaser, disruptor or plasma weapon is usually fatal..and thats just the hand weapons...a heavy weapon may only leave peices of you to replicate and may not even leave that much.
wow this is sad. sucks hard
Arent MMO's supose to improve on previous MMO systems each generation? With all that standing around, it looked like Anarchy Online with more polygons.. Even Tabula Rasa had a better combat system and they only lasted a couple years. Since this title carries the Star Trek name, I give it 1-2 Before they some other company picks it up, and a year after that for death.
Yeah... looks pretty bad...
I want my pre cu swg back oh wait there is a test server up for pre cu fair and legal soe you can go suck it. The server release will be up in nine months they got a lot of the coding fixed.
watch this get a 5. eve online was made nearly 10 years ago, but miraculously, cryptic can still pull off a game with even worse graphics
Yawns.....looks very dated and isn't anything that Star Wars Galaxies didn't already do.
I must say this is probably the most pack of crap i have seen in ages.....let 2010 mean something plz
Reminds me of SWG combat. When will a company actually translate a franchise correctly? When was the last time you saw someone get hit by a dozen phasers before going down?
Complete snorefest, I speak from experience, yes I know more fool me for buying it. I agree with other posts that that the space combat is the best thing about this, alas it becomes stale very quickly, I really wouldn't allow Cryptic near any licence, they have an uncanny knack of turning something half decent into a pile of steaming dung.
seems stupid
Hilarious game!
The only thing even remotely interesting about this game is the space combat... and even then it's lacking. Fail game is fail. Go back to working on Champions or something.
I wish they had some sort of cover mechanic. Something silly about people standing out in the open shooting lasers at eachother, some crouching, none moving.
This combat system looks so intresting and fun!!!11
I've heard the wookie, at 37 and at 42, and 51 and 54 too and, for me, heard like a grrrruuuuhh! oh, wrrong movie-based crappy mmo!
way to take the coolness out of a laser weapon, cryptic.
oh look more thugs. Haven't we been seeing these in the past 100+ mmo's? you'd think those "Thug's" would actually give up finally.
@scott_willy Heard it too sounds like a wookie.
Honestly it looks really dull, combat is kinda boring at least in this video.
Ima fire'n mah lasers. Pew Pew.
wtf did i hear a wookie @ :37? and lolz this looks just like galaxies. way to import the corellian beaches cryptic.
because nothing screams trek like margaritas and pretty sunsets??????? WTF Cryptic??????
its battle for the beach towels!!! dam rebels!


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very very good
- December 2013
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We stayed for two nights - for us it was perfect: the location is right in the middle of everything, the staff was really great when we arrived quite late at night, room and bathroom were very clean. As we were in the hotel only to sleep, we didn't need any more comfort there, so it was exactly what we had looked for, and we are recommending the hotel if you want a place to stay at night and don't mind a bit of traffic noise when you open the window.
- November 2013
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Not good. Had problems from the begginning. First, I was charged twiced for one room and they only returned money in the end of stay. Booked a room with private bathroom, but it was outside the room. The room was small with 6 beds (we were two persons). Breakfast - only a croissant and a cup of tea/coffee. Not a great deal for the price paid. Would never recommend to anybody.
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The staff did their best to solve a (former) payment problem and have been very reliable. Works in the street nearby until late (they were probably working on a time contract), otherwise the place would probably be quieter. Great location in the heart of baroque Rome: museums, churches (similar to museums), monuments, parks, Accademia di S. Cecilia (Rome's music school)... at a short walking distance.
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b&b are famous for their breakfast, but here there was no breakfast, just an expresso coffee with a low quality brioches to eat on the floor in your bedroom..... really sad!
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Everything was perfect: big rooms and very clean, very good breakfast, good relationship between price and quality, really in the downtown of Rome and close to every sight-seeings.
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Dream House del Corso offers 15 guest rooms with climate control. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy 19-inch TVs with digital channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Spanish Steps area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks.
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The State Bank of Pakistan lowered the discount rate to 12 percent from 13.5 percent, Syed Wasimuddin, a central bank spokesman, said in Karachi yesterday. Three of five economists surveyed by Bloomberg News predicted a 1 percentage point cut, and the remainder forecast a 0.5 percent reduction.
Acting Governor Yaseen Anwar had room to act and join emerging markets from Russia to Brazil in lowering borrowing costs after Pakistan's inflation rate dropped 2 percentage points in the past three months. A rate cut might support an economy that's seen growing less than half the pace of fellow South Asian nations India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka this year.
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New Mock 11/30/12
1) Dion Jordan, OLB, OREGON---6'6" 243 lbs
I love him. I'd trade up to get him if needed. Really good athlete. Has shown good coverage out in the slot, good pass rusher from inside and outside. Good in run support. Very long and uses his hands well. Probably a little stronger than he looks. Increases the athleticism of this defense.
2) Robert Lester, SS, BAMA---6'2" 210 lbs
Decent coverage skill, good in run support. Increases the athleticism of this defense. a bit bigger than our current safeties so he may do better against some of the TE's we have trouble with. Player that looks really good to me with room to grow. Would be a great addition to this defense.
3) Daniel McCullers, NT, Tennessee---6'6" 377lbs
Doesn't move like a 377 pound human being. Shows surprising burst off the ball. Will likely have to lose some weight to be effective in the NFL for more than 1 or 2 plays at a time. But the guy looks really good from what I've watched. A specimen for sure.
3) Sean Porter, OLB/ILB, TAMU---6'2" 230 lbs
Played OLB for A&M in their 34 a year ago. Haven't seen him much this year. But I think he has the skillset to play WILB in Wades Defense and can line up outside sometimes to rush if needed. 6'2 230 pounds with room to add a little weight. Good speed, good agility, good in space and shows a burst when getting to the football.
4) KenJon Barner, RB/KR---5'11" 190 lbs
Good Runner. Good Kick returner. Bolsters the RB position for the future and gives another KR/PR option. Very fast, good vision. Catches well.
5) Margus Hunt, DE, SMU---6'8" 275 lbs
Will probably rise after the combine...But I'd still look to grab him and let him learn behind the guys we have.
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5) Johnny Adams, CB, Michigan STATE---5'11" 178 lbs
Just a good overall player IMO. Hard nosed. Good in man and zone coverage. Not overly flashy, but gets the job done. Has come up with a few picks as a college ball player, but the thing I like most is how he attacks QB's on blitzes and RB's on runs. The guy is a baller. I don't see McCain back here next year and this guy would bolster the CB position.
6) Corey Fuller, WR, VA Tech---6'2" 196 lbs
Low 4.4 guy, good size. Transfer guy that walked onto the football team. Ran track before playing football but this is his second year and he has been productive. I really like this guy as a late round prospect.
7) Manase Foketi, OT, West Texas A&M---6'5" 320 lbs
Started off at Kansas State. Went through an ugly divorce with the school and Eventually wound up in Texas. Played left tackle. Has good feet and good strength. Big time project but the ability is there. Needs help with technique.
Some measurements from his junior pro day
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Like it! Will post detailed feedback when time allows. However thing that jumps out is fact you have two/different Ducks in your mock. Really like all four & you have them projected about right :specnatz:
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1. Jordan, very good player and athlete with tons of potential but I don't think OLB is even close to a 1st round need even if we lose Barwin to FA. Like the player but not the pick for the Texans. I think he's a bit of a project player since he needs to add some bulk and thus don't think he's a 1st rounder.
2. Lester, this pick and the Jordan pick tell me that you think we're losing Barwin and Quin to FA, again another very good player but I just don't see the need since I think we re-sign Quin. If we do lose Quin to FA then this is an excellent pick.
3. McCullers, this is the only pick I really have trouble with. He's way to tall for the NT position in the NFL where leverage is so important. OG/C will easily get under his pads and stand him up and move him around. NT is a game of leverage and this guys going to lose that battle.
3. Porter, I like him at WILB and good size for the position. Good pick.
4. Barner, I'll have to trust you on this one, I haven't looked at RB's.
5. Hunt, I like him as depth at DE since we don't know if Jamison will come back from the achilles injury or not. His size at DE offers lots of potential at the position. Good pick, good round. I haven't seen him play. How athletic or stiff is he?
5. Adams, I like him alot and had him in my most recent mock. Good size, speed, and athleticism for CB. I think we lose McCain to FA and Harris will move up to nickle, Adams then fills his spot as CB depth where he can learn for a yr. or so. I'd take him in the 4th though due to the premium put on CB's in the draft. If he's still available, it's a great pick and great value.
6. Fuller, I like this pick, good WR depth late in the draft, good value down here.
7. Foketi, I never heard of him but I like the position chosen, don't know anything about him.
Our defense hasn't been that great as of late. Quinn is a nice player and I want him back. But he has limitations. He struggles with big te's in coverage. But I'm not saying start this guy over Quinn. We play three safeties a lot. Lester would be a good replacement in the case of an injury, but even if no one is injured be will still see plenty snaps in regular defensive sets and on special teams. He adds athleticism and versatility to our defense.
And maybe with his size and athleticism maybe we can groom him for that joker role that Quinn plays when we go with three safeties.
As for for Jordan....did I mention I love his game? I wouldn't bring barwin back. That's tough for me to say, because I do think barwin is a good player. I actually think be is a better player than reed and if there was a way to trade reed and keep barwin at a reasonable contract to play solb then I'd do it.
But on to Jordan....the guy is a versatile player. Again, IMO, adding him and Lester to this defense along with some of the other guys I mentioned would infuse is with young, athletic talent.
I see Jordan as a guy that would play solb primarily because he can drop into coverage and would easily be our best coverage Olb. I've seen this guy out in the slot covering te's in man press technique. Surprisingly fluid with good feet in coverage. At 6'6" with that kind of wiry athleticism he too could help cover some of those big te's we have trouble with. I also see him on the strong side because he's good against the run.
He uses those long arms to keep blockers out of his body and he's stronger than he looks. Doesn't stay engaged with linemen for long. Once he diagnoses a play he's shedding the lineman and going to the ball. He's a better player than Brooks reed. And I think he can easily surpass barwin.
And I've watched him on film and I didn't see him take plays off. He's a high motor guy and I dont know of any major character issues either.
And the thing is he can also slide over to the weak-side if need be to be a primary pass rusher. I've seen him lined up in the middle and at de with his hand in the dirt.
Our olb's have been underwhelming this year. It's no secret that I'm not a big merciless fan, but I don't think this pick would jeopardize his growth. I see this move as maybe they can both be our future starters...definitely see Jordan as a future starter.
Regarding need, I think we direly need more from the Olb position. They still have a ways to go to reverse some of the opinions about them but if barwin has a good post season which puts him I the market for big money that's even more reason to let him go.
The way we are set up, this defense needs a bunch of high end talent whereas our offense can thrive with players that simply fit what they do.
I think we can come back with virtually the same offense next year and I'd be 100 percent fine with that. Your young o linemen with all that upside will have had one more year in the system...newton, Brooks, jones...and your young wr's will not be rookies anymore. Andre is still going to be good next year and walter will still be a good player. The young guys should start contributing more. Bring Casey back, Grahm should be back...foster, Tate if you want him...I drafted a rb that is capable as well...
But the way we want to play with our defense smothering people and our offense methodically going about their business...I think these guts are a need and would be assets....
The NT...he is tall...but so were those two guys Jacksonville had a while back...watt is pretty tall to and he does ok when he's inside because he plays with good pad level. If he keeps his pads down he'll be fine. Plus the dude is literally almost 400 lbs. Even if he was in a wheel barrow that's a lot of weight to move around multiple times during a game.
Running plays up the middle would be a whole lot harder. He's not some big do nothing either. Big boy moves well. Watch some clips of him on YouTube.
Marcus hunt. I like him a lot. He's going to be a bit of a project because he's kind of new to football. But the first time I saw him at was last year and he jumps of the screen. 1) he dominates o linemen, 2) his freakish size and athleticism are hard to miss.
I think he also blocked a kick that game. But no he's not stiff. Moves well, does a good job staying low...but he needs some technique...
I think these guys would help us in making another superbowl run next year. I think they'd make us a whole lot better on defense and with luck in our division we'd have some young defenders to grow as he grows.
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I really like the Mock overall but I personally dont think Robert Lester is there for us at the end of the second round. Maybe we get some comp picks and trade up 10-15 spots for him.
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This is the catch , if he's closer to Aldon Smith or Jason Pierre-Paul he won't be there . If he's there , like Whitney M , then there's a reason . I agree that Barwin and Quinn will not be resigned . I think Cody is a FA also .
I think , like your draft that they have a base for the defense and they can bring in rookies for less money and eventually get better . I do like the fact you look for athletic guys to groom .
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Alabama vs Georgia this afternoon will be sure to watch Lestar. Georgia QB Murray likes to throw it up, ala Brees so will see exactly how good he is in coverage. Also check out Bama RT Flucker both me & Doppleganger have him mocked to Texans 2nd rd. Later tonight my #1 player prospect for Texans, Xavier Rhodes, FSU play against Georgia Tech in ACC Championship on ESPN.
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What about this guy in the 2nd ? Watching him run that dummy drill , dudes got a smooth gait . That and he threw the blocking sled over . If he can't play OLB , put 20 lbs on him .
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He looks like a DE...definitely very strong...would not be upset with the pick at all, but he looks like a d lineman and not an Olb.
at 6'6" 270"lbs I think he could play de in wades system. Bulk up a little bit and he and Jj watt could give offenses headaches.
I still like Jordan more, but wouldn't be upset at all with ansah.
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Pretty much a defensive draft. Not very realistic.
You have OLB that are 235 which are more 43 backers or mainly Tampa 2 backers. A huge NT which is uncertain in our scheme.
And are top 4 picks are all defense. when are offense needs depth and help more.
I like most of the players selected but I don't see them as texans.
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I wouldnt get used to that.
We don't have a lot of turnover on offense usually. Last year losing briesel and Winston was pretty rare. Then we cut jacoby.
On defense more guys tend to play as well.
Our offense is going to remain largely in tact next year IMO. We have barwin, Cody, Quinn, McCain, James, dobbins (all key contributors) coming up on contracts.
You have reed, Cushing, Tim Jamison and jjo all dealing with some kind of injury.
I think we should be looking at a defensive heavy draft.
Only real thing you can say the offense really needs is maybe a tackle and a top flight wr. But I personally don't see either one if those as bigger issues than what we have in defense.
And I said that the small lb you are talking about could play inside. He's about the same weight as sharpton.
But besides that, watch players play. People said the sane thing about Von miller coming out. People said Bruce Irvin couldn't be effective and would get swallowed. One if those guys is a stud and the other is has had a good rookie season. Dwight freeney and Mathis were too small too.
Good coaches can take talented players and put them in position to be effective.
But Merciless is in that role as the wolb and primary rush Olb.
Are you going to drop this guy in coverage more? Or are you going to move merciless to the strong side and ask him to be the run stopper and play over the TE?
I think Jordan is a damn near perfect prospect for the texans solb.
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Don't know if I ever seen anything like that at LB. Very small frame. If he's strong enough to set the edge, I could see him as a SAM, he could be the answer to your Grahams & Gronks.
I haven't seen him play, but with that length, he could be hell coming off the edge on the weakside......
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this is my first piece of furniture.
it's a small cupboard that I designed to be used as a jewish "aaron hakodes", or "holy ark". this is a cabinet -usually placed in a sinagogue- in which we store the tora scroll.
A close relative of mine hosts a synagogue in the summer time in his country home, and I offered to build the cupboard for him. it is quite short, under 6Ft, because it has to fit in a niche in the wall. built with maple plywood ( sides) birch ply (the door panel), solid maple (drawers, molding, stiles), and birch (the darker woods).
it is my first furniture piece (before this I built some plywood built ins, and some small projects) and although it is far from perfect and not really outstanding, I'm quite proud of it!
all joints are mortise and tenons, the drawers are jointed with my first ever dovetails and half-blind dovetails.
the inside is padded and covered in velvet, as it protects the tora scroll. (right now there are some books there, I think my wife just stuck them there while cleaning up!)
the design was much inspired by an article in pop. Woodworking which aappeared about a year ago. (was front cover as well).
comments welcome!
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I been to Florida once when I was like 13 to go to Universal Studios and I remember it being beautiful.
It would be cool to check out the Bucaaneers, Jaguars and Miami Heat.
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ahh well good for you hope you find a safe place to raise your fam bro
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Burn, you need to go visit again before you may a big jump like that. Things that you thought were great or beautiful at the age 13, might not be so great now. Moving to another state is risky, especially if others are involved. Do you have a good amount of money to stay on your feet for a while? Do you have any job prospects lined up? You have to consider all this, your baby is gonna need to eat. You have a decent job, you could always move to a better area in Michigan, like Oakland County, Canton, or somewhere a bit further from the city.
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Im in NY now.. But im from Miami... I'll be moving back to Florida in November.. Moving to Orlando though.. nice spot.. cost of living is cheap and jobs are plenty.. I got 2 job offers already and i still have 3 more months before i move down..
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There's no other place like NYC to me. In the future I wish to move but to a better place still in NYC. A better neighborhood.
Good luck finding a new home Burner.
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I'm in the same boat as you Burner.
I hate rain and humidity and Florida is full of it...that's why I'm not heading that way..
I'll be moving from Chicago to Arizona next year..somewhere near Phoenix..it's not the most fun of places..but the area I'm looking at is a nice suburbia type place with extremely low crime rates..the weather is HOT AS HELL but it's dry heat as opposed to muggy ass humid heat..and it's a great place to raise a family..I got family out there now..and so does my girl..so we're good..on top of that we'll be super close to Vegas and not too far from Cali and Texas so it's a good spot that we agreed on..
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i live in solfa, I would probably not recommend moving a family here. tampa area/jacksonville area, even west coast has a chance to make it a little better jobwise.
you gotta know what kind of work you wanna do though.
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Johannesburg – The Blue Bulls confirmed on Wednesday that Johann Sadie will leave the franchise at the end of October after the player negotiated a successful release of his contract this week.
Sadie was contracted till the end of October 2013, but will now join the Cheetahs after the completion of the 2012 Currie Cup competition.
Sadie joined the Bulls in November last year from Western Province and played in 10 of the team's 17 Super Rugby clashes.
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The architectural jewel in Rodeiro's crown is undoubtedly the town hall. It's situated on the Praza Foi, just off the main street. Although the building is not of major historical significance, it must surely be one of the prettiest ayuntamientos in the whole of Spain.
The town developed around the crossing of two ancient roads. Nowadays, the crossroad has been superseded by a large roundabout. Centrepiece of this circular island is an impressive fountain featuring an intricately carved sculpture of a carro wheel (a traditional two wheeled Galician cart).
Adjacent to this is another marble sculpture. Chiselled from a single piece of local granite, it depicts an elderly couple dressed in local attire. It celebrates the contribution made by those of the 3rd age to the continuing prosperity of the area. The local economy relies heavily on agriculture and in particular milk production. In common with many rural towns in Galicia, Rodeiro has an ageing population. This statue seeks to celebrate the sacrifice of ordinary town's folk whose actions have left a legacy for future generations. Some were lucky and remained in the area to work; others became economic migrants to cities within Spain or in many cases, even further afield.
Across from this stands a fitting memorial to the town's most famous hero: the aviator Gumersindo Areán Rodriguez. He was born in the nearby village of Pedroso in January 1898. The son of farm labourers, he went on to become one of the most celebrated Republican pilots of the Spanish civil war. Forced into exile in 1939, he was reunited with his family in 1942 when they fled to Mexico. He remained there until his death in 1974.
Rodeiro clearly feels a historic link to this unsettled period in Spanish history: a point emphasised by a favourite local restaurant, Meson O' Guerra (The War). Despite its name the owners of this charming establishment were attentive and friendly. A speciality of the house is Merluza a la galego: two moist steaks of hake served with boiled potatoes and drizzled with an oily pimiento sauce. Why not wash it down with a bottle of Viña Costeira: an excellent white from the Ribeiro region in Ourense.
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my best guess is it's an astra because of the oblong opening for the muzzle, but this doesn't have a grip safety like the astra's i found online do. the slide simply says "Pistol Automatic Cal 6.35."
The serial number is 2327, as for the markings on the frame one resembles a shield with a knights helmet on top of it with an "X" in the middle of the shield. next to that is either an "L" or possibly "D." Next to that is what looks like a circle with a crown on top of it, in the middle of the circle is either an "F" or "P." this mark is also right above it on the slide.
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Shot in the dark here (pun intended). Do some searching for "Ruby" pistol. At one time, I think half of Spain was involved in making .25 autos. Many were cottage industry guns- you made firing pins, your cousin made extractors, your Tio Juan made springs, etc. Name Gabilando Y Urrequetta comes to mind, and with a lot of other folks that were the final assemblers of parts. Markings are Spanish proofs (P is a circle is a nitro pistol proof)
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By default, system lockdown runs in whitelist mode when you enable it. You can choose a whitelist or blacklist mode if you set up Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager to show both options.
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On the console, click Clients.
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text: Montreal walls prove expensive for Williams and Caterham 9 June, 2012 Heikki Kovalainen emerges from his Caterham after slamming the wall during FP1 Jun.9 (GP247) The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on the Ile de Notre Dame is notorious for punishing errant drivers, and on the opening day of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend a couple more victims were added to venue's incredible tally of bent metal of the Formula One kind. Heikki Kovalainen was the first to slam the wall, severely damaging his Caterham CT01, in the first free practice and some hours later Bruno Senna did his Williams similar damage when he slammed the fabled 'wall of champions' while on a hot lap. Kovalainen was philosophical about his escapade, "I haven't had a shunt for a long time, it was bound to happen one day. I was carrying a bit too much speed into that corner. I thought I'd gotten away with it, but the rear end snapped away and that was it. It was just a small error but it happens sometimes." "Obviously doing some pretty substantial damage to the car but, thankfully, not to the chassis. As soon as we got it back to the garage the guys started work on rebuilding it so to get that job done and giving me FP2 track time was a very good achievement," said the Finn. For Williams it has been a very expensive thirty days. They faced a repair bill after Senna was rammed by Michael Schumacher during the Spanish Grand Prix and then the fire which gutted their garage an hour after the race. Fast forward to Monaco where Pastor Maldonado was in the wars during practice on Saturday, and then also in the race on Sunday. Now in Canada another hefty repair bill was on the cards as Senna entered the final chicane complex carrying far too much speed, lost the back end whereupon the Brazilian 'became a passenger' before slamming into the wall of champions which – as the name suggests – has claimed some of the most illustrious names in the sport. Senna said, "It was a difficult day. I have limited experience of this circuit, so today [Friday] was about getting my eye in and seeing how far I can push the car. Obviously I pushed too hard towards the end of P2 and hit the wall, which is disappointing." Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsFIA confirm Perez responsible for shunt with MassaMassa: I will not trust Perez anymoreSmedley out of order in Montreal says HeadPerez: Felipe turns right just before he hits meMassa: I told Perez he needs to learn, he walked awayWilliams: We're lucky not to have someone seriously hurtWilliams: It's massively disappointing, we've lost a lot of pointsCaterham: A very disappointing weekendCaterham drivers report from Qualifying in MontrealWilliams: We can have a good, competitive race


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|by Jason Steele
By now, everyone should have received notifications from their credit card companies explaining how their rules were changing to comply with the CARD act, which becomes effective on Monday, February 22d. Some of those notifications went out of their way to spin the new protections as being wonderful new features, that your credit card company is proud to offer.
Don't Buy It
Let's face it, the banks lobbied HARD against the CARD act, and only failed to defeat it because of their unprecidented political weakness in the immediate aftermath of the global financial crisis. Furthermore, if they really were proud to offer you these protections, they would have done so some time before they were legally required to. The C0nsumerist has posted a chart, via BillShrink on which banks have enacted which protections ahead of their legal requirement. While some banks have enacted some of the provisions already, none have complied with the fair allocatoin of payments, the education on the dangers of minimum payments, or the protection of younger cardholders. For example, as of January 14th, American Express is still employing due date gimmicks up to the time they are legally required to give them up.
Keep This In Mind As More Financial Regulations Are Debated
The credit card industry is one of the most competitive markets out there, yet the banks clearly move in lock step with each other. Changes that benefit consumers are only made after being legally required to. Anyone who argues that the market will sort it out, or that further regulation will ultimately harm consumers is really only speaking for the banks.
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Game Details
- Release Date 11/18/2002
- Publisher Infogrames
- Platform PS2
- Genre Family/Party
- Number of Players 4
Game Description
Monopoly Party reinvents the classic Parker Brothers' board-game experience for next generation gamers. The biggest draw to Monopoly Party is its ability for simultaneous four-player gaming. All four-players can roll their dice, make their moves and build their estates at the same time in a race for the biggest monopoly empire. There is no waiting for turns! Also key to Monopoly Party is a dynamic 3D board that will change its themes, from medieval times to ancient Egypt to outer space. New tokens, new properties and animated pieces also add to the gameplay.
User Reviews
Average Member Rating: 6.7 out of 10
ALmost as good as the board version. (6 out of 10)
posted by Avenge2c (Junction City, KS) on Aug 22, 2006
Member since Jan 2006
4 out of 4 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Member since Jan 2006
4 out of 4 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Not bad digital creation of an old family favorite board game. I enjoyed playing it with my son more than the board game simply because you don't have to do any set up or clean up! Animations are limited but done well. Overall a good game to either get started with playing video games or a good way ...more
Specs & Requirements
Blue Bottom Disk Yes
Memory 149 kb
Console Link Multitap 1-4
Modes Alternate, Versus, Mini-Games, Simultaneous
Controllers Analog Control, Digital Control
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