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Im kinda perplexed, Much of NY's new Ass Weapon" ban is based on a category called "Military Features", WTF isn't a military feature on any firearm? Time for a little satire to lighten up the joint!
I guess you could say a Bayonet lug is a "Military Feature" of sorts but German Boar Hunters loved that "Feature" for a second Chance to live as standoff from Razor sharp Tusks so that's actually a "Hunting Feature" also. Get rid of those damn lugs, they are dangerous!
What else is a "Military Feature", a flash suppressor! Yup, guns that are ASS Weapons certainly do use those often to try to hide their exact location from the person trying to kill them. I guess those of us that would use them to defend ourselves, a family member or neighbor dont deserve the same advantages the scum-sucker raping his wife has!. Use the same lame logic for silencers. If only we could get rid of both of those, the planet would be much safer.
Then there is the evil "Folding Stock", You know, the Military feature that makes an AK fold up and fit in your pocket like George Jetsons Car! That is dangerous, real 007 stuff, next thing you know, they will be putting pistols in belt buckles. Oops, been there done that about 100 years ago (before the CNC)!!
That Semi-Automatic thing is a real killer, think about the children for gods sakes! After all, nobody uses bolt action rifles, they arent all; that accurate are they (See Sniper, One Shot, One Kill)! Them damn Semi's are just one sear from being fully auto anyways and you can probably buy the parts at Walmart to do that, semis gotta go!
Dont forget about High/ speed Cap Clips and Mags! Those are the worst, I mean if your not shooting Platoons of VC on the Delta, WTF do you need 8 whole rounds of protection for? My benevolent governor has allowed us to purchase those elusive 7 round Mags for our AR and AK style weapons (If they dont have 2 "Military Features").
Really, when it comes right down to it, guns were originally made for the Military to begin with so arent they all chocked full of "Military Features"?
Boy we really just gotta face it- guns are really bad things, all of them, they all gotta go and then it will be perfect everywhere! (end Rant with 3 Bagpipers playing Amazing grace (stripped of their sgian-dubh), then a single Bugle plays Taps....)
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Lol rofl that's hilarious 10 round magazine limit like that's ever going to pass
Well right now "military feature" means a gun which resides in New York...
Arbitrary enforcement of the law is the mark of tyranny. Citizens will always fight against it.
Shooting vc on the delta Rofl.
Why don't you just admit it?
You only hate me because I'm black- right?
Why does someone always have to bring up color......
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
Very good post. All the things you mentioned were banned under the Clinton ASWB for 10 years. The Democrats have been up set because Bush allowed the Clinton ASWB expire. That was one of Clintons Lagacy Bills. Clinton is a hero to the Left. Obama has now added this to his Legacy by enforcing a new ASWB.
The term Assault Weapon was invented by the Left to Demonize one class of firearms. The move now is moving more to a "Racial" tone. The Southern States are being targeted. The Left will move to claim "Gun Loving" white Southerners are really creating a racial barrier. In other words they have more arm than other racial groups.
These Leftest still live in the 1960s. The South has already been attacked by Sharpton, Tom Brokow. Bob Shiever is calling the NRA, Hitler like. This is moving to what the Left hopes are Anti Gun Marches in Atlanta. The country is developing a racial split that will be difficult to repair.
I thought a Military Feature was something like a John Wayne war movie.
I'm re-classifying mine from "military style" weapon to "police style" weapon. See, doesn't that sound much safer now??

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Actually having another Brian would be OK. Brian made some personal mistakes, but he hasn't voted to enrich himself or self-dealing for him and his friends and he didnt engage in dirty political tricks like some of his colleauges. So all in all Ricky might be a good option for city council.


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"The Nigerian state and Christians are our enemies and we will be launching attacks on the Nigerian state and its security apparatus as well as churches until we achieve our goal of establishing an Islamic state in place of the secular state."Boko Haram spokesman
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Militant Islamist group Boko Haram has said that it will continue targeting churches in Nigeria until it establishes an Islamic state, after committing two further attacks on Sunday.
Gunmen opened fire on a congregation at worship and a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a church in two separate incidents.
The first happened in Biu, a town in the north-eastern state of Borno. Gunmen burst into the EYN ("Church of the Brethren in Nigeria") church and sprayed the congregation with bullets.
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Three gunmen came to the premises of the church and started firing at people outside the church before going into the main building to carry on their killings... Many people have been killed and wounded.
No final death toll has yet been released, but officials have confirmed that one woman was killed and at least three people were injured.
Later on the same day, a suicide bomber targeted an evangelical church in the central city of Jos, Plateau state. He reportedly disguised himself as a worshipper to get past security and drove up to Christ Chosen Church, getting as close to the building as he could before detonating the bomb.
An estimated 62 people were critically injured, and around ten people are feared to have been killed; six people died in violence that broke out following the blast.
The intensity of the explosion caused the church building to collapse.
Islamist militant group Boko Haram, which has been behind numerous attacks on churches in Nigeria, claimed responsibility for the two incidents on Sunday.
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We launched these attacks to prove the Nigerian security wrong and to debunk their claim that we have been weakened by the military crackdown.
Barely a week goes by in Nigeria without another church attack. Last Sunday, at least 12 people were killed and more than 40 injured in a suicide car bombing that struck two churches in Bauchi state.
Boko Haram is fighting to establish an Islamic state in Northern Nigeria and has made it very clear that Christians are not welcome. On New Year's Day, the group issued a three-day ultimatum for Christians to leave the North, and since then attacks against them have been unrelenting.
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Flying cars are becoming reality. Aeromobil says its Flying Roadster will be the first flying car to reach the public. Aeromobil will unveil the car at the Pioneers Festival in Vienna.
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4. What faulty concept did theorists try to condense previous theories in according to Clausewitz?
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J.R. Smith had 19 points to lead Denver (4-0), Linas Kleiza had 11, and Anthony Carter finished with 10. Allen Iverson had four points, four assists and five turnovers.
Raja Bell had 15 points for Phoenix (2-3), Matt Barnes and Grant Hill had 13 apiece, and Robert Hite had 12, all during a fourth-quarter rally that fell just short, and Leandro Barbosa had 10 points. Shaquille O'Neal had four points and four rebounds in 12 minutes, while rookie Robin Lopez, the 15th overall pick in this year's draft, finished with seven points and five rebounds.
The Suns were without Steve Nash, who sat with a sprained ankle, and Alando Tucker, who is battling sore hamstrings. Amaré Stoudemire has yet to play in the preseason for Phoenix due to an eye injury.
The Nuggets went on a 14-2 run in the third quarter to build the biggest lead of the game. Iverson and Ruben Patterson converted three-point plays and Smith scored six straight points for a 65-55 lead with 1:38 left.
The Suns slowly rallied, and Hite's turnaround jumper in the lane gave them a 76-75 lead with 5:25 left in the fourth.
Dahntay Jones then scored five straight points and Kleiza hit a layup and a pair of free throws to give Denver a 90-87 lead with 1:23 left.
Hite's baseline runner had the Suns back within a point, but Chris Andersen blocked Hite on a drive with 4.4 seconds left and made two free throws to help the Nuggets hold on.
Anthony scored the game's first basket on a dunk off a feed from Iverson and had 14 points in the first half to the delight of the crowd of 22,115. The Nuggets trailed for most of the first two periods, falling behind 22-14 late in the first after a dunk by O'Neal off a feed from rookie Goran Dragic.
Anthony re-entered the game midway through the second and scored six points to key a 10-4 run that gave the Nuggets the lead. Anthony started the surge with a 12-foot jumper from the right side and finished it with a fast-break lay-in, spinning in midair as he laid the ball in for a 38-37 Denver lead with 1:38 left in the quarter.
Hill then scored six straight points to give the Suns a 43-41 halftime lead.


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Tomato Pincushion
A bumper crop of pincushions in different sizes and fabrics is both pretty and practical in this project from "Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Sewing and Fabric Crafts."
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- Sewing shears
- Needle and thread
- Heirloom-tomato cap template
- Cotton or any other medium-weight fabric (such as corduroy or velvet)
- Cotton or polyester fill
- Large embroidery needle
- Perle cotton
- Scraps of green felt (for caps)
- Disappearing-ink fabric pen
- Fabric glue
Step 1
Cut a rectangle of fabric on the bias that's twice as long as it is wide. With the fabric facing right-side up, fold it in half, and join the ends with a 1/4-inch seam allowance. Sew a running stitch around the top edge; tightly pull the thread to cinch the fabric, and secure with a few backstitches.
Step 2
Turn the pouch right-side out. Stuff with fill (cotton is firmer than polyester). Sew a running stitch around the open end; pull the thread to cinch the fabric. Tack it shut with a few stitches, and knot. To flatten, double-thread the embroidery needle with the perle cotton, and pull it through the "core" a few times. Mimic a tomato's fluted details by wrapping the thread around the cushion and back through the core several times. Knot the thread at the top to finish.
Step 3
For an heirloom-style tomato, cut a circle of fabric. With the fabric wrong-side up, hand-sew a running stitch around the perimeter. Place batting in the center of the fabric, and gather the fabric into a pouch around it. Stuff with more batting, then pull the thread to cinch; tack with fluted stitches and knot. Flatten the cushion and apply details, as described in step 2.
Step 4
For the cap, trace the template onto green felt with a disappearing-ink fabric pen, and cut it out. Using a needle threaded with a single length of perle cotton, sew and knot a loop onto the cap. Glue the cap to the top of the pincushion.
SourceThe Martha Stewart Show, May 2010
Reviews (2)
FORTYXRAY 24 Apr, 2013
I TOOK THIS SAME METHOD AND CREATED THE MOST ELEGANT PILLOWS FOR MY QUEEN ANN LIVING ROOM. PEOPLE CAN'T BELIEVE I MADE THEM, THEY INSIST I BOUGHT THEM AND PAID A LOT FOR THEM.Reply
RitaKate 24 Apr, 2013
Polyester will dull your needles, cotton holds moisture and will rust your needs. Wool is your best pincushion filler. And if you throw in a little lavender, your pincushion will smell nice, too. Lavender was a tradition used by Flemish bobbin lace makers.Reply


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Year in Review: what Congress and the CA legislature have accomplished in 2013
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Activists with the California Alliance for Retired Americans hold placards while gathered for a die-in to protest the government shutdown and possible effects on senior citizens in front of the Federal Building in Los Angeles on October 16, 2013.
Pew Research Center has declared the 113th Congress the least productive when it comes to passing "substantive laws" than any Congress in previous two decades.
Pew's definition of "substantive" excludes any legislation that is purely ceremonial, like post-office renamings or commemorative-coin authorizations. This year, Congress passed just 55 laws, compared to 63 in 2011. Altogether, Congress passed only 65 laws this year.
So what have Congress and the California State Legislature accomplished in 2013? What challenges lie ahead?
David Mark, founder of Politix (with an 'x') and co-author of the forthcoming book, "Politically Speaking" (Summer 2014, University Press of New England that looks at political language and cliches
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Asset Management Fund, which does business as AMF Funds, sued JPMorgan Chase & Co. in the same court over similar claims last month. The firm, which is managed by Shay Assets Management Inc., had about $590 million in assets under management in 2011, according to its website.
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Memorial Marker-Brigadier General McIntosh HIGH COURT TO BRIGADIER GENERAL LACHLAN MCINTOSH A GENERAL CHARGED WITH THE SAFETY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY AT VALLEY FORGE 1777-1778 A NATIVE OF GEORGIA IN COMMAND OF THE "LIFE GUARD" VIRGINIANS AND THE NORTH CAROLINA BRIGADE HIS MODEL UNIT WAS THE NUCLEUS OF FREDRICH VON STEUBEN'S DRILL CORPS. DEDICATED BY PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA 1968 DESCRIPTION: Monument is a bronze plaque set in concrete flagpole. Size is 32" x 16". DONOR & DATE: Patriotic Order Sons of America, 1968. HISTORICAL DATA: It is believed that General McIntosh served as Commander of General Washington's "Life Guards" and his unit became the nucleus of the drill corps trained directly by General Von Steuben, later carrying the drill to the other units in camp.Download 49 KB
Statue -- Baron von Steuben Stonework Major General Friedrich Wilhelm Baron von Steuben Bronze Bas-relief "General von Steuben Drilling Washington's Army at Valley Forge" Stonework Erected by the National German American Alliance 1915 DESCRIPTION: Bronze statue, signed J. Otto Schweizer S C, with Granite base and bronze bas-relief. DONOR & DATE: National German American Alliance, October 9, 1915. HISTORICAL DATA: The statue of von Steuben is one of only two statues in the park of the generals who served at Valley Forge. General von Steuben's statue overlooks the Grand Parade Ground where he trained the soldiers of the Continental Army in the finer points of marching and maneuvering.Download 87 KB
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And we gon' fuck the world 'til that bitch bust nuts
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