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30% jhp (carry ammo) - Speer Gold Dot 124 gr. +P
70% fmj (target/ball ammo) - WWB 115 gr. (will do just fine in a shtf situation)
This is a discussion on How much ammo do you keep on hand, revisited (MERGED) within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; 30% jhp (carry ammo) - Speer Gold Dot 124 gr. +P 70% fmj (target/ball ammo) - WWB 115 gr. (will do just fine in a ...
30% jhp (carry ammo) - Speer Gold Dot 124 gr. +P
70% fmj (target/ball ammo) - WWB 115 gr. (will do just fine in a shtf situation)
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Some might think I have a lot, but I don't have near enough. Sure Marines carry 300 rounds on patrol (which is generous BTW - its more like 196), but they can call for support, and can get resupplied. I don't count on being able to do those things if I ever end up needing my personally owned weapons for anything involving life and death, so I'm in the "better safe than sorry" crowd I guess. I don't have very much ammo though - maybe 5,000 rounds or so not including rimfire.
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All of the ammo i reload gets HPs (pistol) or SPs (rifle). Just in case, you know. It's only a fraction of a cent more per round over the cost of ball.
Approximately 3,000 rounds of various calibers. Honestly with todays climate in D.C. it should be 300,000.
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Approaching 300,000. Thank goodness for the brown-truck-of-joy.
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About 8,000 rounds. I have alot of guns and guns are worthless without ammo. I would say 20% is defense. and 550 rounds of that is 00 buck for my shotguns, because if shtf, that would be most useful. but seriously I bought it for $75-$80 for 250 round cases at Sport Guide a year or so ago when it was on sale and now it is over $125. I also bought alot of M855 for the AR a couple years back from the same place at a great deal. About 1/2 of what it cost now.
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Enough to keep my family as safe as I can untill I get to the reloading bench again.
About 3,000 rounds of .45 ACP. 20,000 of .22 rimfire, 2000 of .38 special +P, 500 or so of .308,same of .243, God only knows the number of 12ga shells I own. My real stash is in reloading supplies.
More than enough! I hate the thought of a gun with no ammo So far several thousand rounds each for pistol and carbine. Several hundred for each of my "specialty" weapons.
""If I shoot all the ammo I am carrying, I either won't need more or, more won't help me.""
Usually about 500 - 800rnds of Walmart "white-box" for target shooting. And somewhere's around 100rnds of Federal Hydra-Shok Low Recoil split between - 135grn JHP -9mm & 90grn JHP - .380Auto for home defense & CCW's
I've got probably 1000+ of .22lr for the gopher plinkers and the Single Six.
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Almost enough. That's all I'm going to say about that. [/Forrest Gump]
Commercial ammo I have I guess two or three full magazines for each weapon. Reloading supplies I guess I have either loaded or components for another thousand 9mm probably 500 .45 acp 200 .308 and 500 .223. I also have a few boxes of various loads for the shotty.
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Let's see, without a fire permit we CAN have....
(a) Small Arms Ammunition
1. Not more than 10,000 rounds of rim fire ammunition.
2. Not more than 10,000 rounds of center fire ammunition.
3. Not more than 5,000 rounds of shotgun ammunition.
(b) Small Arms Ammunition Primers
1. Not more than 1,000 caps or other small arms primers.
(c) Smokeless Propellants
1. Not more than 16 pounds.
2. Persons under 18 years of age may not keep or store Smokeless Propellants.
3. Not more than two pounds of such propellant shall be stored in a multiple family dwelling or a building of public access.
(d) Black Powder
1. Not more than two pounds.
2. Persons under 18 years of age may not keep or store black powder.
(e) Exempt quantities of small arms ammunition, primers, smokeless propellants and black powder shall be stored in original containers and such containers shall be stored in a locked cabinet, closet or box when not in use.
(f) Special industrial explosive devices when in quantities of less than 50 pounds net weight of explosives.
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Most of my ammo is target ammo... about 2500 - 3000 rounds.
I have about 200 rounds of SD ammo but mostly because I like to try different brands rather than thinking I need that much.
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I also played pool, which is also a game, and it is called a sport. I
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although it originally grew out of hunting aerial game ...
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- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 2 to 4 large garlic cloves, minced
- 2 cans (16 ounces each) peeled tomatoes, with liquid
- 2 cans (15 ounces each) black beans, drained and rinsed
- 1-1/2 cups canned or homemade chicken broth
- 2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced scallions, to garnish
- 1/2 cup chopped tomatoes, to garnish
- 1/2 cup sour cream, to garnish
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*TOP REVIEWER* izzybella on 7/6/2014 7:55:00 PM more reviews by izzybella
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Don't let the negative reviews scare you away from this conditioner, it's actually more detangling and moisturizing than other Klorane conditioners I've tried (quinine, oat milk) but fortunately I haven't experienced any coating or residue left on my hair. It has a nice mango scent that fades quickly because it's not overly strong or cloyingly. I currently pair this with Bb thickening shampoo but will try it with others to see how it fares. I only apply this to the ends of my hair and go no higher than mid-strand. I want to try the mango shampoo next!
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At first it in the shower i didn't think it did anything, but when i let i dry oh my. My hair was glossy and easy to comb thru. I am using this on my kids too.
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*TOP REVIEWER* deuxbisous on 8/20/2013 10:57:00 AM more reviews by deuxbisous
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I was drawn to this mainly for the fragrance and was seriously disappointed by it. It wasn't really moisturising at all, and I can get away with using quite light detanglers on my hair as it isn't coloured. This felt kind of waxy and like it sat on the hair but didn't penetrate. I found it gave no benefits. The smell was nice though.
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I bought this conditioning balm together with the mango shampoo from Klorane. I thought it would be a perfect combination for my curly long hair with dry ends. I absolutely love the smell and find it a good product. The ingredience is natural and it should work also for sensitive hair and sculp (that I dont have). It is a good balm, but nothing extraordinary. Maybe I was expecting too much from it. On my hair it didnt show any other effect than a normal cheap conditioner.
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This is an average conditioner. I bought it to use as a treatment but it's not great even as a daily conditioner.
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Unlike most US drugstore shampoos, does not coat your hair in silicone or weigh it down - just enough moisture for my fine hair, and works great following any Klorane shampoo. I like the smell, and leave it on for a few minutes. I wish they would make it in the same sort of bottle as the shampoo! Hard to get the last out.
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ilgs on 2/8/2008 1:56:00 PM more reviews by ilgs
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It's pleasantly oily when applied yet the result is not very satisfying. It greases hair up yet it doesn't feel like they are moisturized enough.
The smell is soft, pretty mango, and it looks like mango juice. The package is that ugly square plastic bottle which ruins manicure when you try to open it (Yves Rocher shower gels are all like that).
I used it once a week to nourish my normal hair, and I think it's better suited for everyday use for someone with very dry hair.
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hazel1705 on 9/8/2006 8:07:00 AM more reviews by hazel1705
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Love the dry shampoo, this is pretty average, I guess it works a little but it is not amazing.
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rimanuela on 7/9/2006 9:51:00 AM more reviews by rimanuela
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ok, my hair is still very dry after i used this. Even herbal essence works better on me. I bought this because the shampoo was very good, but not enough moistue for my dry curly hair...maybe it will work on straight hair. It smells ok.
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Western Carolina Catamounts (11-10)
@Davidson Wildcats (19-3)
Monday, February 02
Belk Arena
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Western Carolina
Davidson, NC (Sports Network) - Stephen Curry tallied a game-high 26 points, leading five players in double figures, as the Davidson Wildcats recorded a resounding 89-65 win over the Western Carolina Catamounts in Southern Conference action at Belk Arena.
Curry, who shot 9-of-16 from the field, added eight rebounds and eight assists for the Wildcats (19-3, 12-0 SoCon) as they won their 42nd straight conference game, now two shy of the league record. Also scoring in double figures for the squad were Brendan McKillip, Andrew Lovedale and Bryant Barr with 14 points apiece, followed by Max Paulhus Gosselin with 10 points.
The Catamounts (11-10, 6-5), leaders in the North Division of the Southern Conference heading into the night, were paced by Harouna Mutombo with 15 points, while Brandon Giles tacked on 11 in the setback.
Davidson scored the first points of the game and never looked back as the team shot 51.5 percent from the field in the first half to take a 49-31 lead at the break.
In the second half the Wildcats again shot the ball well from the floor at a 57.1 percent clip, cruising to a 24-point home win.
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Massachusetts Board of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons Announces Enforcement Action
BOSTON - January 17, 2012 - The Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons announced today disciplinary action against the following licensee:
Barry A. Rosenberg, Marblehead
The Board revoked the real estate broker license of Rosenberg effective Oct. 8, 2011. On July 22, 2011, the Board issued an Order to Show Cause against Rosenberg alleging his failure to timely remit funds and to cooperate with the Board. Specifically, that Rosenberg, in the fall of 2010, failed to timely remit monies to two consumers and failed to remit a commission pursuant to a fee arrangement. Rosenberg failed to provide to the Board escrow records and failed to appear at an investigative conference. Rosenberg failed to answer the Order or otherwise defend himself against the Board's allegations. Rosenberg may no longer practice as a real estate broker in the Commonwealth.
Consumers are urged to visit the Division of Professional Licensure's website at www.mass.gov/dpl and select the "Check a Professional's License" link to determine whether a professional with whom they may do business is licensed and in good standing.
The Division of Professional Licensure is a regulatory agency within the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. The agency is responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance and the integrity of the licensing process for approximately 365,000 licensees in trades and professions under the jurisdiction of 31 boards of registration.


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I have some issues with the new study out of Knox College that reported overwhelming numbers of very young girls choosing self-sexualization over a more appropriate choice. I was holding back sharing the links until I had time to digest it more and write about it.
I absolutely want more research out there on sexualization and young girls, and I absolutely want it to be good science. I'm not convinced this is it.
What stood out to me most was that the outfits are too extreme and too opposite each other for me to buy in to the stats coming out of this. I think the questions are leading, encouraging the girls to answer more to what culture expects them to think as opposed to how they truly feel. Also, unless these were children with no paternal influence in their life, I don't understand how the influence of fathers is completely disregarded in this study.
Maybe my issue is more with how the study is being headlined, because the important factors influencing the research are more notable to me than the "Nearly 70% of young girls choose to sexualize themselves in new study" media sound bites. It seems ridiculous to title something "Why 6-Year-Old Girls Want to Be Sexy" when the "WHY" was never asked during the study, and the "why's" are speculative conclusions focused largely on the mothers of these girls. It also puts the onus on the little girls. Last time I checked, little girls are the collateral damage of a sexualized culture, not the reason for it. Little girls don't want to be sexy, they are conditioned to thinking "sexy" equals "to be a girl". A more appropriate title might have been "How Culture Teaches Little Girls to View and Relate to Narrowly-Defined Sexiness".
I had a very similar experience with my two kids as the author of this post. My 6yo wouldn't understand the nuance of a question asking her which girl is "more popular" because that is not a concept or word she knows. My daughter would have chosen both dolls as a choice to play with, because in her mind, the dolls equal people who have feelings and she has been taught to be a friend to everyone.
When Amelia chose the sexy doll for the questions I asked her, I then asked her why. (The "why" of the girls' choices was missing from this study) She said it was too hot out today and she felt like wearing a skirt.
I agree with the conclusions the researchers made about moms being a key role in girls' self-identity and push back against sexualization, low media is not a magic bullet (co-viewing appropriate media and teaching values is), getting girls in sports/dance, etc.
I disagree that religion is a buffer (often chastity instruction is equally sexualizing) and I do not think religion is necessary to creating a media literate family. Non-religious women can equally have "high body-esteem" and communicate morals and values. The inclusion of the dance studio girls seems odd to me. We talk frequently about how grossly sexualized many hip hop dance routines and costumes are for young girls. Mothers sign up their daughters for these studios, take them to lessons, and get them ready for performances. I'd like to know more about kind of dance studio it was, because it felt like that element was included intentionally to be able to draw the "sports is a booster shot" element. Girls ages 6-9yo are hugely influenced by their peers, and that was missing from this study.
How did you feel when you read about this study? It just never sat well with me, and I've been gnawing this over for a week. Thoughts?


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May 8 this year, when the Assembly election results were declared, was a day marked by much celebration for Shivaraj Tangadagi (now Minor Irrigation Minister) and his supporters. It was also the day that pushed the life of 11-year-old Somanath of Hosajooratagi, a remote village in Koppal district, into darkness.
The two may appear unrelated, but they weren't as the sequence of events of the day reveal.
Son of Ramanna Talawar, an agricultural labourer, Somanath was returning home with his father and a pair of bullocks around 2.30 p.m. on that day. It was summer vacation and he had gone with his father to the fields.
That was when Mr. Tangadagi's supporters came on the same road in a motorcycle rally to celebrate their leader's victory in the Kanakagiri constituency in the district. The celebration was so high-pitched that the terrified bullocks started running amok. One of them came straight to Somanath and its horn severely damaged his left eye. As the horrified father sought help, the revelling crowds simply moved on. It was a while before he managed to take his son to the community hospital in Karatagi.
"I kept my palm on my son's eye to prevent the eyeball from getting dislodged from the socket," says the father, recalling the incident.
Since the eye was critically damaged, the doctors at Karatagi advised Mr. Talawar to take the boy to a better equipped hospital in Gangavati. The doctors in the Gangavati government hospital, in turn, referred him to the Vijayanagara Institute of Medical Sciences (VIIMS) hospital in Bellary. Taking him to Bellary was not easy for the poor agricultural labourer's family. More time was lost as he had to return to his village to raise money from family and friends.
The VIMS doctors who eventually operated on him said Somanath had permanently lost sight in his left eye. He was treated at the hospital for a few weeks before being sent home. Treatment at VIMS hospital cost Mr. Talawar Rs. 40,000, which is a huge sum for a family that lives in a 10x15 ft shed and has no source of income except what the family earns through daily wage.
Minister's response
Mr. Talawar and his friends then started trying to approach Mr. Tangadagi for help. "We could get through to him only after one month. By that time the issue had been highlighted in some television channels. Mr. Tangadagi was angry that we had approached the media and then promised to bear the medical expenses. But we have not received a single rupee yet," Mr. Talawar told The Hindu.
When The Hindu contacted Mr. Tangadagi, he said: "These people (Mr. Talawar and his friends) are accusing me as if I pulled out his son's eye. It happened accidently, not deliberately. My personal assistant took the boy to Narayana Netralaya in Bangalore. The doctors said there is no eyeball and they cannot do anything. What can I do? How can I be held responsible?" he said.
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I'm glad you made it back here for the blog train....Choo-Choo!!! Here is my portion.... There are so many wonderful kits to pick up....so don't miss any of them....Here is your list of stops.....((HUGS))
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How is everyone doing? It is so glad to be designing again....It's been waaay too long for me....If you want to know more about why I was gone, I added some info above this post....I do want to say thank you for all your prayers and emails of concern...I sure missed everyone...
The above preview is just a portion of the new kits I have added to ScrapbookMax Store....This is the only place for now I will be selling at....Even if you don't have the Scrapbookmax Software, you can still purchase these kits, when you download them - just save as to your computer and change the file extension from .sbm to .zip and your download will turn into a compressed zip file for easier access to the kit....ScrapbookMax.com is hosting a nice sale throughout the entire store, but hurry because it ends October 15th....Now is a good time to stock up! Thanks for browsing my part of the store....((HUGS))
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At the AlwaysOn GoingGreen Conference in Sausalito, Calif., executives talk about various technologies being implemented to make coal cleaner, reducing CO2 emissions in the atmosphere. The panel, moderated by Technology Partners VC Ira Ehrenpreis, includes Tim Vail, CEO of Accelergy; Chris Poirier, CEO of CoalTek; and David Huard, partner of Manatt, Phelps and Phillips.
Is clean coal oxymoronic?
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Yes, the term "clean coal" is oxymoronic. There is no known feasible way to produce and use coal in an environmentally friendly and cost effective fashion. Think about the disposal of the toxic substances which are removed from coal, as well as the cost to gasify coal. Coal is also a non-renewable resource. Wind, solar, and of course the energy storage systems (especially batteries and supercapacitors) used with them are the most worthy of our time and money, because when they become cost effective, things will take a sharp turn for the better.
Simply: There are and have been existing ways to burn coal "cleaner". Utilities have fought for years not to use them. Illinois is a great example: unbelievably expensive nuclear electricity and plenty of coal that is burned "the old fashioned way". That's how we do it.
Lying about coal pollution, which is the problem for people in the form of diseases and planetary health is not going to solve the problem. Closed loop photobioreactors can take all that pollution and turn it into algae oil, biofuels, feed, natural fertilizers, and deliver excess oxygen and dry biomass to fuel their burners. The water used to cool them down is at a nice temperature to grow biomass after this use. Heavy metals, like mercury can be recycled or at least kept out of the environment. The synergy between coal plants and biomass photobioreactor plants is obvious, but why use coal at all when the sun can produce energy for efficient lamps to grow controlled toxin free biomass? The reason they are worried is obsolescence by these new technologies, enablers for a clean and safe future, starting with cleaning up their mess and taking advantage of their concentrated sources of CO2 as well as negotiating over the value of energy tax credits.
Sun shine on America contains more energy than all the coal in America... it's renewable and produces no toxic waste.. The carbon neutral argument is an idiots red herring since carbon neutral implies no release of squesterd carbon, particulalry since there is no mechanism to return the amount of carbon released back to a sequesterd state in the same time frame it is released. 1=1 not 1=0 The whales are still here because a superior technology came along in time to save them and there were enough intelligent businessmen to take advantage of it. There was plenty of hand wringing by the whalers of course just as the coal and pertroleum producers who replaced them are trying to justify the continuation of their now obsolete industries. I hope we have as much sense as our forefathers. I'm not taking bets though, as it seems most people's intellect is dependent on the slickness of presentation and repetion instead of content. caveat emptor
A few quick points for eco-twits ?\ -Coal is the single greatest source of economical energy found domestically; the most worthwhile use of research funding is to develop ways to extract usable and transportable fuels for internal combustion and gas turbine engines from coal and to use Its transmissible gaseous forms for home heating and polymer feed stocks. - the carbon contained in coal is directly from the growth of ancient plants; therefore by eco-definition coal is carbon neutral at the plenetary level, - actual climatologists continue to report that the global atmospheric temperature ceased to rise a decade ago and is currently becoming marginally cooler; only beneficiaries receiving donations, grants, and membership dues and a large group of later day Luddites and anti-capitalist fellow travelers disseminating junk science as though it were Holy Writ including leftist acedemics and eco-idealogues are the only ones attempting to continue the myth of androgenic global warming
Ditto Bellafresca. Why waste resources...money, energy, intellect, but more importantly time on the technology to make coal "green" when we have natural gas as a resource? The same applies to nuclear energy. Both technologies are also rans in my book.
Think about it...is dirt dirty, is water wet, can anyone see the emperors new clothes? This has become the newest spin on merchandising, repackaging, and selling us what they all know to be, absolutely know to be, a new set of duds for the king. This dedication hasn't been seen since 'cigarettes and why they are good for you' campaigns in the 20th century. Will there be a child who will finally break the spell and shout out...but the emperor has no clothes.....he is naked? Or will we remain mute watching our tenuous balance with a sustainable environment be destroyed just so we can all agree on clothing we really do know is not there?


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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - David Ortiz went 2-for-4 with a solo homer and two runs batted in, as the Boston Red Sox scored five times in the seventh inning to defeat the Seattle Mariners, 8-4, and avoid a three-game sweep at Fenway Park.
Dustin Pedroia, who was voted as the AL starter at second base for this year's All-Star Game, finished with three hits, including a solo homer, for the Red Sox, who have split their last six games.
Jon Lester went 6 2/3 innings but did not figure in the decision. The left- hander gave up four runs -- one earned -- on eight hits while striking out nine and walking three. Justin Masterson (3-2) picked up the win after tossing 1 1/3 innings of perfect relief.
Ronny Cedeno had a three-run triple for Seattle, which has also split its last six contests.
"I thought we put ourselves in a position to win," Mariners manager Don Wakamatsu said. "I thought we played this game similarly to how we have the last four or five games. Going into the seventh, with a one-run lead, I thought Morrow did a nice job today, especially in this environment. Getting through the sixth inning was awfully big."
Brandon Morrow pitched to a no-decision after giving up three runs on six hits with seven strikeouts and two walks over six frames.
In the home seventh with Seattle holding a 4-3 edge, the Red Sox exploded for five runs to go in front.
Miguel Batista (5-3) started the frame for the Mariners and issued a one-out walk to J.D. Drew, and Pedroia followed with a single. After Kevin Youkilis flied out, Ortiz grounded a single through the right side to tie the game.
"It's nice to see David feel good about himself, where he wants to, where he feels good enough to commit like that. Morrow has a great arm. We had good swings." Red Sox manager Terry Francona said about Ortiz hit on a 3-0 pitch.
Mark Lowe then took the mound and walked Jason Bay to load the bases, and Jacoby Ellsbury's free pass allowed another run to score to put the Red Sox in front, 5-4. Mark Kotsay chased in a pair of runs with a single to end the afternoon for Lowe.
Sean White came on and uncorked a wild pitch that brought home Ellsbury to stretch the Boston advantage to 8-4.
After Masterson set down the M's 1-2-3 in the eighth, Hideki Okajima took the hill for the top of the ninth and retired the side in order to preserve the win.
Pedroia gave the Red Sox a quick lead when he slugged a one-out solo homer over the Green Monster in left, and, two batters later, Ortiz belted a solo shot to right to put Boston up, 2-0.
With the bases loaded and two down in the top of the fourth, Cedeno sliced a three-run triple just inside the right-field line to put the Mariners in front. Ryan Langerhans' sacrifice fly in the fifth put the M's up by two, but Ellsbury's solo homer in the sixth pulled the Red Sox to within a run.
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Comcast Employees Change Customer Names To 'Dummy' and Other Insults 220
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An anonymous reader writes: According to customer bills and screenshots submitted to and reported by blogger Chris Elliot at BoardingArea, Comcast employees have repeatedly changed the names of customers to insults like "dummy," "w***e," "a*****e," and "b***h." Elliott notes although reasons and consequences for this behavior are unknown, "one thing is clear: At least one person, and maybe more than one person, really doesn't like Comcast's customers. Enough to put it in writing. Repeatedly." Comcast has apologized and is looking at ways to prevent it from happening in the future.


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The elevation is 607 feet. Queens Run appears on the Lock Haven U.S. Geological Survey Map. Clinton County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).
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Croscill Mystique Bedding Collection
The comforter is made of claret chenille boasting large-scale paisley jacquard, twist cord trim detail and a woven reverse.
The shams coordinate directly with the comforter face, with a 2-in. padded flange and twist cord trim.
The bed skirt is solid gold with a velvet ribbon accent and box kick pleats.
Made of 100% cotton, the opulent gold colored sheets boast a 300 thread-count, and feature tasteful medallion embroidery along the hems.
The Euro shams are reversible with plaid on one side and golden matelass on the other.
The square pillow coordinates with the face of the Euro shams, featuring the relaxed plaid fabric and twist-cord trim.
The fashion pillow features fine detailing with an engineered paisley motif in the center, framed with woven gimp and blocks of matelass and shirred satin fabric, finished with twist-cord trim.
The boudoir pillow features a large rectangle of matelass fabric in the center, framed with sections of the main paisley fabric and added decorative gimp accenting and tassel fringe on either side.
Window treatments include lined jacquard panels with tiebacks and a scalloped valance with tassel fringe, all in the beautiful claret chenille paisley design. Drapery panels are sold in sets of two with tie backs included. To achieve this look, use two valances. Euro shams, decorative pillows, drapes and valances are sold separately.
Full: Comforter 80-in. x 90-in., Standard Shams 21-in. x 27-in., Bedskirt 54-in. x 77-in. + 18-in. drop
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For more than five decades, Croscill has turned trends into standards. Croscill's history with redefining tradition began in 1946, with the introduction of the "Croscilla" window treatment. This fuller, more luxurious window innovation soon became a sought-after standard and the design industry clamored to learn if Croscill was a one-time deal, or if they would continue to turn customary designs into custom-made quality. Today, the industry still looks to Croscill to set the standards and everyday, Croscill consistently delivers on its reputation for creating innovative home fashions. Croscill continues to be bold, think broadly, and remembers that "It's in the details!".


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Gnome-Pie is a circular application launcher. It is made of several pies, each consisting of multiple slices. The user presses a key stroke which opens the desired pie. By activating one of its slices, applications may be launched, key presses may be simulated or files can be opened. WWW: http://gnome-pie.simonschneegans.de/
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Stupid CSS question
Hey guys, this is a really stupid question that I can't seem to figure out
I have a
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Note: I know I don't have a doctype and the HTML isn't valid, this is just a basic layout I did on my computer, not on the web.
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Code:  <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"> <title>Header</title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
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Code:#main { width: 80%; height: 85%; float: right; padding-top: left; } #header { text-align: center; border-style: groove; width: 100%; height: 15% } #navcontainer { width: 20%; height: 85%; border-style: groove; background-color: #036; } #navcontainer ul { margin-left: 0; padding-left: 0; list-style-type: none; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; } #navcontainer a { display: block; padding: 3px; width: 180px; background-color: #036; border-bottom: 1px solid #eee; } #navcontainer a:link, #navlist a:visited { color: #EEE; text-decoration: none; } #navcontainer a:hover { background-color: #369; color: #fff; }
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your #main is floted. Move it above the #nav in the HTML.
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Ahh that works! All I had to do is put the #main above the nav and float the nav, stupid me!
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I have grown Cannas for years here in SW Ga, but last year they were all invested with some type of worm. The worms seem to hatch inside the leaves, after they have spun some sort of silk that prevents the leaves from opening. They then eat the plant from the inside out. Does anyone know exactly what kind of pest this is and how to get rid of them. My Cannas were so ugly last year I cut them all down.
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- Posted by moonsheller z8b SC (My Page) on Mon, Mar 6, 06 at 6:45
Jodia, You have leaf rollers in your cannas. You can use BT on them and be sure to get all the foliage cut and removed each fall. Don't compost it- you may save the eggs in the compost. Better luck this year. |
Hi. I have the same problem. What is BT? Will 7 dust do the trick? Can I treat them now before the leaves get going good? Thanks. |
Instead of putting pesticides everywhere, I would recommend just cutting them back to the ground and throwing the trimmings in a bag in the trash (don't want them escaping). I had leaf rollers and some other nasty canna attacker last year but the cannas grow in my drainage ditch so there was no way I was going to spread poison to the whole neighborhood with pesticides... I just whacked them back and they grew back with a vengeance! Now I've learned to cut ALL my cannas back in the winter and throw the trimmings away so the nasty larva and such that are waiting to destroy my cannas next year don't survive to do so. |
it sounds like you have leafrollers on your Cannas. Put some time released pest control granules on the ground around the Cannas as soon as possible. This will kill any larve that may be in the ground. Also Praying Mantis' are good NATURAL controllers of leafrollers. So are birds; You could put a bird feeder near your Cannas. leafrollers are a yummy snack to birds. |
- Posted by flower_gal_gardener 8 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 13, 06 at 8:55
I also have had that problem with my Cannas last year. Where in SW Georgia are you? I'm about 50 miles from Fla line. |
- Posted by daveandlaura 8b-S. Louisiana (My Page) on Mon, Mar 13, 06 at 15:40
Bt is Bacillus thurigensis, a bacteria that kills the leaf roller caterpillars. Same thing is used in mosquito dunks. You can get it in a concentrated liquid that you dilute and spray on the cannas. Also good for caterpillars that eat brugmansia flowers. |
- Posted by butterflychaser z7 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 15, 06 at 8:12
Try Orthene 75S and spray it about 10 to 20 days apart. The moth comes out as temps warm up and lays eggs in the unfurled leaves. Those eggs hatch into the leaf rollers you see. But because the eggs and worms are INSIDE the unfurled leaves, they are difficult to get to. Canna leaves are also slick and chemicals roll off them. So chemicals are not always effective. Watch for the silken threads that bind the leaves and when you can, unfurl the leaves and retrieve the worms. If you have a pond, toss the worms in there for your fish. Free fish food! My gold fish love them. If any leaves are badly damaged and unsightly, I'd cut them off and throw them away in the trash (not the compost). Other than the ugliness they present, the leafrollers don't kill your cannas and they don't infest other plants, not even bananas and gingers. They feast on canna leaves only. |
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Calories | 405 |
Total Fat | 12g |
Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 438mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 61g |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 16g |
Calcium | 0 |
Serves: 4
Total Time: 45 min
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- 2 can(s) black beans, rinsed
- 1 teaspoon(s) ground cumin
- 1 cup(s) frozen corn kernels, thawed
- 1/4 plain dry breadcrumbs, divided
- 2 cup(s) finely chopped tomatoes
- 2 scallions, sliced
- 1/4 cup(s) chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 teaspoon(s) chili powder, hot if desired, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 tablespoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 avocado, diced
- Preheat oven to 425°F. Coat a baking sheet with cooking spray.
- Mash black beans and cumin with a fork in a large bowl until no whole beans remain. Stir in corn and 1/4 cup breadcrumbs. Combine tomatoes, scallions, cilantro, 1/2 teaspoon chili powder and salt in a medium bowl. Stir 1 cup of the tomato mixture into the black bean mixture.
- Mix the remaining 1/3 cup breadcrumbs, oil and the remaining 1/2 teaspoon chili powder in a small bowl until the breadcrumbs are coated with oil. Divide the bean mixture into 8 scant 1/2-cup balls. Lightly press each bean ball into the breadcrumb mixture, turning to coat. Place on the prepared baking sheet.
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I have a JD X500. I recently purchased a used 30 inch mechanical tiller blindly and as it turns out, it is en earlier model made for the GT & GX series tractors. I'm looking to sell it and get the one specific for the X500. Does anyone have an opinion as to whether this tiller will be sufficient to till a 3.5 acre field twice a year? For a while, I was feeling like I should have spent the money on something bigger than the X500 for all that I want to do, but since my purchase in 2007, it seems like there are more attachments for it and I could really start to exploit all it can do. I have the 48" blade, front mounted thatcher, the big tow-behind spreader, and the 13 ft3 cart. If I can use the 30" tiller for my field, I will be elated. Any guidance is greatly appreciated! |
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- Posted by tomhoffman NE Iowa (My Page) on Wed, Feb 25, 09 at 23:12
While a John Deere of that size is a stronger model than a normal garden tractor, the Idea of tilling 3.5 acres even once would be more than most small tractors should be subjected to. Typically a garden tractor w/tiller is for a garden, Normally up to 1/4 acre or a little more. While your machine probably could get the job done, it would take hours and hours and hours. A better use of time, money and machinery, would be to rent a CUT with a 60+" tiller or a 3 bottom plow and then a disc to break up the furrows and clods left by the plow. 4 hour rental at $70.00 per would be cheap to get that much done and not beat your machine to death. Even better would be to find a farmer close by that could run over with his big equipment and do it in a fraction of the time and make a new friend in the bargain. Tilling is very slow work... |
- Posted by krisd_in_wv (My Page) on Thu, Feb 26, 09 at 0:29
Thanks for the feedback. I'm quite new to all of this and really appreciate the insight. |
You do not need to sell the tiller all you need is the right mounting kit for the tiller if it is indeed for a GT or GX it is basicly the same tiller for the X500 they have not changed the tiller that much since 1988 I till 3acres with a JD X485(same as X720) and a 42inch Hydraulic tiller every year. I used a JD 425 before that and a 240 with a 30 inch mechanical in 2 diffrent garden plots on my property that 30inch mechanical tiller can do the Job it will be slow but it can be done because I Have done it. But tom is right it will be all day Job. But it can be done In the long run I would suggest moving up to a X700 or a Sub compact or compact or just even a X540 with a 42inch hydraulic tiller. But the tiller is the right Tiller for you tractor unless it was designed for a 200 series made prior two 1988 which was based on the fender deck 110 or 112. That tiller will fit just fine on your X500. No since buying the same tiller twice |
- Posted by krisd_in_wv (My Page) on Thu, Feb 26, 09 at 12:24
Thanks sergeant. I've tried to work with my local dealer on finding the right linkage, but they appear to be stumped. Where I'm having difficulty is on the front end of the tiller frame, where the two clips bolt to the frame, there are no pins for the clips and no holes in my frame to insert bolts at those points. Also, the two arms that hang down which raise and lower the deck, are in the way. Last, the lift rod on the tiller is on the right side and my pedal to raise implements in on the left side. I have two exploded views of the X500 tiller frame and the linkage, but can't fathom how I would go about installing any of it without drilling new holes in my frame and removing the lift arms for the deck. The installation manual for the tiller doesn't seem to indicate that you need to remove the arms, but it also assumes that there are holes (and pins) to secure the front of the tiller frame. I really would love to get this to work somehow. I also wouldn't mind if I had to till all day long. I'm a city boy that moved his family to the country two years ago and I'd much rather be in my field tilling than scurrying around airports and living out of hotels. |
I would contact Deere corperate because according to what I have learned it should fit. Have your dealer call his Deere Rep. Because Deere rep can fined out in about it 5 minutes from the design engineer's what has to happen for it to fit. |
krisd in WV send me your email address through my profile and I will give you a link to another tractor forum where one of the members mounted the older GT,GX series 30inch tiller on his X500 I cannot post the other forum link here because I will be sent off to disney land |
- Posted by johntommybob (My Page) on Sat, Feb 28, 09 at 23:37
A 3.5 acre field, if that is a garden, is a BIG garden. I assume you are planning to sell some of what you grow. I don't know if you are just starting out doing this or not, but it sounds like it. Before I invested a lot of money in equipment, especially so if you are new to this, I would go either the rental route, or I would hire a local farmer to till it up. There are a lot of guys who own tractors who don't have much real tractor work to do with them ( I have 3 right around me) who might be glad to get the work. You could find out hourly rental rates for the equipment and pay the farmer at least that much, plus and hourly rate for the operator. I say all that because the garden tractor you have was just not made for the work you want it to do. Yes, it will do it, but you could do it with a good walk behind tiller also, and it wouldn't take a lot longer (you will need one of those anyway). You would be at it all day. A farmer with a big tractor and tiller could be done in an hour or two. If I did it one year, and I thought, yes, this is just what I want to do, then I would start looking for a good used farm tractor, because that is what you will need. |
- Posted by ibruton(email@example.com) onTue, Jun 28, 11 at 13:44
Came to this forum because I'm looking at a JDX320, or X360 for next year. But, after reading this post I'd like to advise you to find an old International (Farmall) 140 with implements. It's a true garden (small farm) tractor, esp. for cultivating. We have one that doesn't get much use anymore, but when we did, it served us well. They are for sale everywhere, just check local classifieds. Tilling 3.5 acres is too much for any riding mower. |
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Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 21:47
I have several dwarf peach/nectarines. some ornamental types and 2 fruiting types. this year some suckers arose from the rootstocks so i took the opportunity to graft/bud a peach variety given to me by a friend. The hope was to create another dwarf plant which i could separate off later. The newly grafted peach is growing well but appears not to be dwarfed by the rootstock. So, the question is : What went wrong?! Why did the newly grafted peach escape the effects of the dwarfing rootstock? |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 21, 13 at 7:48
who says the root system on yours is dwarfing ... are you presuming.. or do you know??? though you will get general theory here.. there are some peeps in the fruit forum who i have never seen here ... ken |
Hi, Ken. Two of my ornamental peaches are prunus persica 'alboplena' and 'versicolor'. these are old varieties and not normally dwarf but are on the rootstock i bought them on. but as my own budded effort seems not to be dwarf, I'm hoping someone can point out where my error is! |
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