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We bought the house with entire perimeter covered by these trees. I don't know what the heck previous owner was thinking, but inspector said we should not wait to remove them, because they are bad for foundation, are attracting bugs into the house, and blocking windows. What are these shrubs and will they survive being moved to another spot on our property or should I just rip them out and discard? |
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- Posted by mikebotann 8a SE of Seattle (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Jun 17, 14 at 22:24
They're rhododendrons! You can shorten them or prune them as if they were small trees and look through them. Do a little of both and get creative. They don't attract bugs and they won't harm your foundation. Your inspector doesn't know what he's talking about. They are valuable shrubs and shouldn't be thrown away. They can be moved in the Fall or Spring if that's what you decide to do. Mike.....with a large garden full of them. |
Ditto. Can be very attractive as small, multi-stem trees. |
- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 7:59
nonsense ... they are CHEAP plants ... cut the to the ground.. and treat the stump and be done with them ... the base issue is that the prior owner.. bought a cute little plant.. and had no concept that they could live forever.. and were trees.. when they planted them 2 feet from the house ... there are dwarf varieties ... i seem to think this was in the NE forum ... and i tried to express the same sentiment ... and the other peeps want you to move 10 foot plants.. crikey whats that all about... i work smart.. trying not to work hard.. and dont let any of them give you some GUILT COMPLEX ... over these .. they are a dime a dozen.. not some rare one of a kind plant.. this is the front of your new house... do you really want to live in a bug infested jungle... i think not.. in fact.. i would respond to the inspection by telling the owner .. if there is one.. that its a done deal.. as soon as these plants are removed ... as i would do with a half dead tree overhanging the house ... its called a bargaining chip .... this is a house.. not a museum.. you do not have to cope with the prior owners history of idiotic choices ... most peeps plan on redoing the carpet.. or the kitchen ... you need to think about redoing the landscape .. and you will start.. by getting rid of this nightmare .... its all part of the equation of buying a new home.. and good luck with that ken |
- Posted by cadillactaste zone 5 Ohio (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 8:17
I personally...would look them over. Get an overall feel for what YOUR goal is for the curb appeal to your home. If it's not to your liking...then remove. I do prefer them pruned into a tree form though. So...if one is placed right...and you are able to treat one as a tree. Chopping down the rest. That also might work. But...then your dealing with roots entangled with ones you wish to remove under ground. But...ones maybe able to give you better direction on that. A mature rhodie is a beautiful thing...in my opinion. But to much of a good thing can be bothersome. I would choose if possible one to keep removing the rest. Making a tree form. |
Like I mentioned in NE forum, since it seems like it is very easy (compared to deep-rooted trees) to relocate them, that is the route I will take. I have an acre and plenty of spots would love to see those growing. Easy peasy. Just a little sweat equity. |
I guess what I would do, not knowing all that much about how rhododendrons respond, is cut them back to about knee high and see if they re-sprout to a much lower level. Some of these overgrow their more natural size if let go for too many years. I have a couple of Miss Kim lilacs that have done that to me and now instead of 4 to 5 ft tall are over 10 and are going to get cut back hard very soon now that their bloom is over. Moving mature rhododendrons or any shrub that size is far more of a job than it looks like. Odds are against a tyro being successful even on smaller ones than these; so I would expect any labor spent on moving them to be wasted. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 13:41
Actually, rhododendrons are extremely easy to relocate. They have a very flat, shallow root system and even with quite large mature ones, it's a bit like flipping a pancake out of the ground. Can be heavy but if you lever them out onto a tarp or similar, easy to drag to new location. Have moved many during my gardening career. And if care is taken with the process, they respond to this beautifully. And to contrast to Ken's opinion, mature rhodies are NOT cheap plants. Rhodies are the state flower here and every nursery sells them and believe me, they are not cheap, especially ones of any size. It is also good know that rhodies have dozens of adventitious buds located all over the stems under the bark. Pruning them hard will stimulate these buds into growth so one can easily rejuvenate an older overgrown or leggy shrub. They won't look too great for a season or two but will eventually resume their former glory. And just to repeat what Mike said, their roots will not disturb anything - foundation, walkway, patio, etc., and they do not attract insects. One of the least offensive shrubs (not trees!!) I can think of for foundation plantings. |
does anyone else think ken adrian is the biggest jerk in the world? |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 17:15
Nope!! Just a little opinionated, which is fine. And rather entertaining as well. But certainly not overtly rude or nasty............unlike some others I could mention. |
- Posted by cadillactaste zone 5 Ohio (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 19:20
Ken has given me great advice...the thing with a forum...is one takes the advice that fits them. Not necessarily all the advice given. That would be impossible. Calling one out on a forum...is done in poor taste. Just saying... |
Lets hope your home inspector gave you better advice on the home itself.... ;) He doesn't know plants. |
morz8, Who do you think I will listen to. Forum of strangers or someone who is licensed, insured, and has been doing inspection longer than some of you have been alive? Shrubs are moving and I think they may like their new spot more anyway. NE forum has been very helpful, since they focused on how to do it right. |
There are good inspectors and not so good, just as with any profession. Not that I am saying your inspector was necessarily bad other than his telling you your rhododendrons could in any way threaten your foundation (completely wrong type root system for that), I actually had meant the comment about the house itself somewhat lightly. You really can trust anything Botann or Gardengal would tell you about growing, care of, and moving rhododendrons, there really is nothing about them they couldn't help you with. |
I had a licensed, insured, experienced inspector/appraiser tell my bank that my home was a "manufactured home" ie a trailer, when I was trying to refinance. Simply because it was on a pile/post foundation. He couldn't have been more wrong. Just sayin'. I wish I could ever grow my rhododendron to that large and healthy state. Glad to hear that you are saving yours! |
- Posted by butterfly4u 8 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 21:57
agurkas, I know when you buy a new home you are excited and want to put your stamp on the home. I also understand that you have no idea what those shrubs are. You probably wouldnt have even cared about them til the inspector, who doesn't like Rhodos happened to mention the trees to you. First of all, trees and shrubs, ANY trees and shrubs today, even when little, are EXPENSIVE. Mature trees and shrubs are priced so high, unless you are very wealthy and can spend many hundreds up to thousands of dollars on mature shrubs, that if I were you, I would WAIT at least 1 YEAR before you start ripping anything out. I am sure that you will have enough to do inside the house before you start ripping out the landscaping. Wait one year, after you have lived in the house for a while, walk around and start to notice what landscaping plants are planted where. When the Rhods bloom next May, you may change your mind about those trees and shrubs. Oh, by the way, they are also evergreen, which is awesome, no bare twigs in the winter up next to your home. Please, visit a local nursery as soon as you have a chance, and price out some shrubs and see how small they are. If you see the prices, (which will shock you), you won't dig up any Rhods this year, you will wait to see them bloom next year. LOL! |
People that moved into the place to the south of me rather soon took out the decades old Oregon grape hedge: "We don't like Oregon grape!". When some seedlings generated by the hedge that had come up on my place bloomed the following spring they didn't know what they were. Many years later they have still not really come up with any kind of a substantial planting to replace the Oregon grape hedge. And now they are putting up a fence because they think what I do with my place is obnoxious. If you are itching to cut the rhododendrons down - but will be letting them grow back - do it right away, as they have already been growing for awhile this spring, will need time to react to the hard pruning and make some replacement growth before fall comes. |
- Posted by cadillactaste zone 5 Ohio (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 22:40
If it brings you peace of mind...move your shrubs. Glad to hear that your not tossing them out. We had a huge one near a cottage we purchased. Tree form which I stated I loved. When my husband started digging to transplant it to our own yard, he gave up. Not saying it can't be done. But a mature rhodie has a good size width span at least ours had. It's still in the same place it was prior to our attempt to transplant. But, I still would ask about how to go about the roots that will be joined together being so close as they are. Do you sacrifice a few to allow some to have larger roots by un disturbing them by allowing the shrub beside it to be sacrificed raking it's roots along with the one you are keeping?Or will they survive the chopping to separate? Or how exactly is that done... Good luck...maybe have a few friends over for a cookout to have extra hands to help along with the process. |
This shot is so so, to show the scale of how much the schrubs are covering the windows and how close they are to the house, but when I went back there today with the window guy, I realized that looking through the windows is all I see - rhododendrons. Two rooms have zero view, because the shrubs are covering the view all the way to the top. |
- Posted by cadillactaste zone 5 Ohio (My Page) on Wed, Jun 18, 14 at 23:06
Yep...looks similar in height as the one I always admired at the cottage we now own. It's been there for years. Yours actually has some space it seems... ours has no space between the house and shrub. How many in a row do you have there? Not saying it can't be done...my husband was like...I will take you to the nursery you can buy any shrub/tree there instead. We have intentions of remodeling the cottage. That day comes...with machinery...I won't let them rip it out without trying to spare it. |
Good question. Shrubs are so dense, I need to go under there and figure the heck out how many I got. They cover about 35 feet of the house perimeter, so got to be couple of them. I am getting a feeling former owner had fondness for this type of plant, because I am finding them everywhere. Heck, there are some in the wooded part of the property. Just much younger. |
Got a dry basement? If so then no need to be in any emergency hurry to deal with these shrubs. Opening up the view from the windows is an important concern, since that will increase the natural light but with that will increase heating from the sunshine, possibly requiring additional air conditioning. For security and privacy as well you do not want screened outside access to your ground floor windows either. If those are rhododendrons blooming in the background of that last picture, you can see how cutting back the leggy ones can be done to produce a much shorter shrub, since it looks like there is very similar bloom on both a high and a low level. If you can get enough low level branching, you may very easily be able to keep those rhododendrons at or below window height. Looks like that has been applied to some of them already. That's what I would try first and then only where the windows need to be opened up. "Savagely" cut them back to about a third to no more than half the height you eventually want them, and do it now so breaking buds will have enough time to mature enough to survive the coming winter. You will want as many stem buds to break as possible as low as possible or all you will get is a return to legginess. It would probably be a good idea to count on going back in next year and shortening the new growth so that it branches, too. After that all you should really need is a little touch up type of maintenance. Be a bit less "savage" on the lateral branches than on the uprights. Too many rhododendrons is not a problem we have here in Minnesota. We are either too far north and so too harsh or too far west and so too arid for most of them to even be native around here much less do well when introduced. We also tend to have too high pH soil. I sorta envy the problem you have. I have one little, scrawny PJM that has been in place since the 80's, and that is all I have been able to keep. |
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On Wed, 2011-02-09 at 20:05 +0000, Rui Nuno Capela wrote:
Just because something right has not been implemented does not mean the
existing thing is right... (as your Gtk gripes illustrate)
Yes, clearly right now (excluding actually implementing the library),
using it is the pragmatic decision if you want a UI that works in a host
of any toolkit (and you don't need to embed UIs). This situation,
however, is crap, and needs fixing.
> what has, and still is, outrageously wrong is that utter cannot-say-what
What? The LV2 UI extension is toolkit agnotic. It is not gtk based
whatsoever. Permit me a bit of yelling for emphasis:
Sure, you (as a Qt person) don't like that most existing UIs happen to
have been implemented in Gtk. This is a problem with how we have
implemented UIs though, and not a problem with the UI extension itself.
That is, this is precisely the sort of problem that shows we need a
library to abstract this stuff (i.e. you are perfectly free to implement
Qt UIs, but then Gtk host authors have the same gripes).
I fully agree host authors should not have to deal with this (I
certainly don't want a bunch of Qt crap in my Gtk hosts either), that's
the entire point. I take it further and don't believe plugin UI authors
should have to deal with it either.
We can get all the wins without:
* Throwing out UI embedding, which really sucks for a lot of potential
UI designs (window hell sucks).
* Forcing a particular toolkit, which will inevitably piss off everyone
who doesn't like that particular toolkit, again really suck for a lot of
potentially neat UI designs, and thus severely hurt adoption
* Making plugin or host authors
Why throw out nice things if we don't have to? Kludges in
implementations are fine, but kludges that affect what interfaces we
cooperate using are dangerous, particularly in the long term...
> please, don't give me nice talks about xembed and that stuff about gtk
I am told it can work these days, unlike in the past. Torben has some
experiments along those lines that work for him and at least some
others, but one direction (I can't remember which) didn't work for me.
Maybe it is indeed unrealistic, at least in some situations. It doesn't
really matter regardless, the design decision of where the
embed/external/whatever stuff belongs is orthogonal.
In other words, maybe embedding toolkit X in toolkit Y can work, maybe
it can not. I am not sure, nor do I really care so much. My point is
definitely not that we should all depend on cross-toolkit embedding
working; the important point is that this problem (e.g. using a Gtk UI
in a Qt host) needs solving once, not a million kludgey times in every
host and UI implementation.
I do intend to write said library myself soon (I don't often talk about
what I/we "will" do, but this is something of an LV2 UI state of the
union). It is a high, but not top, priority for me right now (somewhere
after releasing LV2r4, the new librdf-free slv2, and the LV2 persist
The important part, that I am suggesting very much needs doing ASAP, is
that getting a library interface implemented, so people can start using
it. This does not depend on making embedding working, since the
fallback will be making an external windows. We simply need something
like (obviously a simplification):
lv2_ui_lib_load(ToolkitType requested_toolkit,
UI plugin_ui)
Which will return a widget of the requested toolkit type, regardless of
the toolkit the UI is implemented. There's a few possibilities:
1) Hooray, the toolkits match, and this will directly return the UI
widget, which you can embed or do whatever else you want with.
2) The toolkits do not match, and the library can implement
cross-toolkit embedding. This will return a widget in the requested
toolkit that from the caller's perspective is the same as case 1.
3) The toolkits do not match, and cross-toolkit embedding is not
possible. This will do the external UI thing (i.e. make a window, and
return a corresponding widget).
There are, in general, the 3 cases. The jist of the current problem is
that implementers must make a decision that mandates an interface on
other implementers. The library will make this problem go away, and
make these cases implementation details as they should be.
This is very much a pragmatic path, and not at all an ivory tower / pie
in the sky situation: whether or not a case (particularly 2) can work in
a given situation doesn't really matter - we have gained graceful
degradation and interface stability. The first version will simply
implement cases 1 and 3 - providing the interface is the important part
that will solve the pressing problems with this situation.
Hopefully someone will figure out and contribute case 2, but this is not
a pressing (i.e. API related / community fragmenting) problem - just a
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The laboratory studies loss of growth regulation in cancer, particularly hormone-regulated cancers. Specific objectives emphasize alterations in cancer cells with respect to the regulation of cell cycle proteins by ubiquitin-mediated degradation, nuclear-cytoplasmic shuttling of cell cycle proteins, growth factor signaling pathways, particularly TGF-β, hormone-regulated growth, and stromal/epithelial interactions. For example, we are the first to show that TGF-β, estrogen, and progesterone control endometrial epithelial cell proliferation by regulating the protein levels of the cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor, p27kip1 (p27) through the ubiquitin pathway (Diagram). Therefore, identifying specific inhibitors of the E3 ligase, Skp2 to potentially prevent p27 degradation to regain growth control is a potential specific therapy for endometrial carcinoma and other human cancers showing loss of nuclear p27. We utilize epithelial and stromal cells, isolated from normal and malignant endometrium, in primary cultures, co-cultures, and 3-dimensional matrices as our major model systems. These physiological paradigms afford optimal approaches to understanding the role of stromal cells surrounding malignant glands in malignant progression (tumor microenvironment) and a greater probability for defining molecular targets for translation into novel treatments for cancer prevention and therapy.
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Translational medicine, hormonal carcinogenesis, normal and malignant growth regulatory mechanisms, post-translational protein modifications, cell cycle, ubiquitin pathway regulation of growth, TGF-β signaling, stromal/epithelial interactions and cell substrate interactions in cancer progression, molecular targets for cancer prevention and therapy, wound/tissue repair, developing physiological model systems.
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The diagram depicts the growth regulatory action of TGF-β, progesterone and estrogen on the degradation of cell cycle proteins via the ubiquitin proteasome system (UPS). TGF-β and progesterone block cells in G1by preventing p27 degradation by the ubiquitin E3 ligase complex, SCF-Cks1/Skp2. This is achieved by increasing the E3-ligase APC-Cdh1, which degrades SCF-Cks1/Skp2. Estrogen increases progression to S phase by degrading p27 via an increase in SCF-Cks1/Skp2. Starting from G1: The phosphatase, Cdc14 removes phosphates from Cdh1 to induce binding to APC. The APC-Cdh1 complex is an E3 ligase that ubiquitylates SCF-Skp2 for proteasomal degradation thereby leaving p27 intact to block cells in G1. Cdk1 phosphorylates Cdh1 causing its degradation by the proteasome. This causes Cdc20 to bind to APC leaving the SCF-Cks1-Skp2 E3 ligase active to degrade p27 for cell cycle progression through S phase. APC bound to Cdc20 ensures progression through G2 to M phase. We show that p27 is an important molecular target for endometrial carcinoma as well as many other human cancers in which p27 is constantly degraded to allow cell proliferation. As general proteasome inhibitors affect degradation of many proteins involved in many physiological and pathological processes, we are exploring specific inhibitors of Skp2 E3 ligase activity to preserve nuclear p27 and regain cell cycle arrest for cancer prevention and therapy.


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There wasn't much suspense in the game between Kentucky and Drexel at Rupp Arena but the end result was important nonetheless. The Wildcats took care of the Dragons 88-44, picking up the program's 2,000th victory as a result. DeMarcus Cousins and Patrick Patterson scored eighteen points apiece in the pasting which also moved the third-ranked team in America to 12-0 on the season.
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Our newsletter, the PDP Communiqué, provides timely and critical information, best practices, and valuable insights about the education and training fields, as well as relevant developments in the larger academic and public service environments. With articles written by practitioners and scholars from diverse settings, the PDP Communiqué informs and sustains inquiry and conversation related to individual and organizational performance in our rapidly changing world.
Volume 33, Fall 2014
A Tribute to the Legacy of Donald Kirkpatrick
by Eugene J. Monaco—Executive Director and Public Service Professor, Professional Development Program
Donald Kirkpatrick, a leader in the field of learning and development, is recognized as the creator of the framework for a system, process, and metrics to assess the impact of training. Kirkpatrick's framework has proven to be a remarkable contribution that has influenced the field for more than half a century.
Kirkpatrick passed away in May 2014 at the age of 90, leaving behind a legacy
that not only shaped the field of learning and development during the major part
of the 20
century, but also reflected his lifelong commitment to improving
training outcomes. Replicating his impact on the field of learning, development,
and training will be unlikely because his framework, which so effectively
measures training impact, is without a doubt a formidable contribution and will
forever be his epithet.
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PDP and Four-Plus Decades of the Kirkpatrick Model
by Susan Gieryic—Senior Research Scientist
Evaluation Unit
In the 1970s, PDP began using the Kirkpatrick Four-
Level Training Evaluation Model
as a guiding framework
to evaluate the effectiveness of its different continuing
professional education and training programs. PDP continues
to use Kirkpatrick's evaluation model, which remains as
relevant and viable as when it was first introduced by Donald
Kirkpatrick in 1959. This article summarizes the history of
PDP's on-going evaluation activities within the paradigm of
the Kirkpatrick Model.
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Evaluation Initiatives at the Public Service Workshops Program
by Lina Rincón—Research Scientist Evaluation Unit
In its working partnership between the NYS Governor's
Office of Employee Relations (GOER) and the Public
Employees Federation (AFL-CIO) (PEF), the Public
Service Workshops Program (PSWP) provides a wide range
of training and professional development programs for PEF-
represented and Management/Confidential employees. This
training is delivered in different occupational areas, ranging
from accounting to education, health care, engineering,
information technology, law, and counseling, as well as
training in more general workforce skills.
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Learning, Monitoring, and Evaluation are Fundamental Worldwide
In March 2014, PDP's Eugene Monaco
and John Thompson, along with
George Obhai, Kenyan Monitoring
and Evaluation expert, co-facilitated
a three-day workshop entitled
"CPST Monitoring, Evaluation, and
Learning Workshop" for the Center
for Parliamentary Studies and Training
(CPST) at the Center for International
Development in Kenya.
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Soaking wood skewers in water keeps the ends from burning.
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Combine first 7 ingredients in a bowl, tossing to combine. Cover and chill 2 hours.
Drain and reserve juice from tomato mixture; set mixture and juice aside.
Thread scallops evenly onto wood skewers that have been soaked in water. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, and brush scallops with reserved juice.
Grill scallops, covered with grill lid, over medium-high heat (350° to 400°) 3 to 4 minutes on each side or just until scallops are opaque. Serve over cooked orzo, and top with reserved tomato mixture.
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Polenta bruschetta with tapenade
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Cook: 40 mins Plus 1 hour coolingSkill level
Serves 6Ideal for those on wheat-free or gluten-free diets
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- Gluten-free
- Vegetarian
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- 198
- protein
- 4g
- carbs
- 20g
- fat
- 12g
- saturates
- 2g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 0.97g
- 700ml vegetable stock (Marigold Swiss vegetable bouillon is gluten and dairy-free)
- 140g instant polenta
- 2 tbsp chopped fresh basil
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 9 tsp (about half a 190g jar) olive tapenade
- 9 SunBlush or semi-dried tomatoes, halved
- 100g mixed salad leaves
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- Bring the stock to the boil in a saucepan, then reduce to a simmer. Stirring continuously, pour in the polenta in a steady steam and cook for 5 mins until thickened. Stir in the basil and season with black pepper and salt, if you like. Spread on an oiled shallow tin measuring 24 x 18cm. Leave to set for 1 hr.
- Cut the polenta into 9 rectangles, each 8 x 6cm, then cut in half diagonally to make triangle shapes. Heat a griddle until hot, brush each triangle with oil and grill for 4-5 mins each side, until crisp and golden.
- Top each triangle with 1⁄2 tsp tapenade and half a tomato. Serve warm on salad leaves.
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I am not complaining about the price. Never cheat your stomach, or your revolver.
The last time I checked the Federal Nyclad are still available at my LGS, I will probably stock up, just in case. I was lucky enough to come by a handful of the original 158 grain Nyclad rounds and do carry them in my 642.
Put some new grips on my LCR carry gun. Just in case anyone is wondering what the LCR looks like with the wood Eagle Grips on it. Here you go.
Beautiful! It may sound odd, but those grips really set off that gun nicely.
Cory, I didn't think you were complaining at all, it looked more like the poster above you was.
I'm jealous of those saying they can still get Nyclads. I haven't seen any around here at any point, but I do remember shooting some up that my grandfather had back when I didn't know the difference between FMJ and JHP, and he just said shoot whatever is in the ammo can.
1970 Colt Cobra
It's too bad Colt stopped production of their snubbies. What a pleasure to shoot. Locks up like a bank vault and runs like a swiss clock.
Those are standard remington 158gr lead ball. Not nylon.
FYI I believe nyclad ammo was first introduced in the late 60's which indeed makes it appropriate for the time of that weapon.
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Your eyes widened at Ivan's sudden action. Your eyes fluttered shut and you stood on your tippy toes so Ivan wouldn't have to lean down so far.
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" So this is your new house. " he said looking around. " Y-Yay, it's not that big but I l-like it. " You said walking him over to your living room.
" Well this is the living room, the bathroom is o-over there, then there's m-my room, and over there is the kitchen. " You said pointing everything out as you gave Ivan a little tour of your house.
" Your new home suits you well. " he said hugging you from behind.
" Y-You think s-so? " You said softly as you blushed. Ivan tightened his hug and pulled you to sit in his lap on your living room floor.
He nuzzled his head against the side of yours. You smiled and blushed. " H-Hey I-Ivan can you let go of me for a sec? " you asked looking up at him with a dull pink plastered on your face.
He nodded and let you go. You got up an ran over to your room, you grabbed your laptop and your favorite movie. Your ran back over to Ivan with your laptop behind your back. " D-Do you wanna w-watch a movie? " you asked holding up your laptop and the DVD. " Sure my little sunflower. " Ivan answered with a smile.
You set up your laptop on the floor and put in the DVD. Ivan moved to sit against the wall and motioned for you to come sit back in his lap. You blushed red as you sat back down in his lap and his arms wrapped around you.
The movie started and you watched it smiling like the little dork you are. Ivan layed his head atop yours lazily. You got the feeling he wasn't enjoying just sitting here.
You hesitantly leaned back against his chest. You could hear his heart beating at a slow steady pace. You closed your eyes and just listened to it.
" _____? " Ivan asked. " hm? " " What made you love someone ask dark as me? Your so bright and happy, yet I'm a dark brute. " He asked tightening his hug around you.
" Well you always seemed to make everyone afraid of you, but not me. To me, the smile some saw as scary was a sweet caring smile in disguise. And over time I found I was right. Your like a hard candy. Tough and hard on the outside, but sweet and loving on the inside. And how you treat me with such kindness that not many gave me made me happy. You were the one person who didn't see me as invisible. Your the one person who heard my voice. And... And..." You said not stuttering and started to cry at the last part.
" Why are you crying??? " Ivan asked whipping your tears away.
" You... You just make me so happy * sniffle * And.... And... I just love you so much!!! " you said and turned around to hug Ivan.
" Don't ever leave me Ivan! " you cried as you rubbed your face in his chest. " Don't worry ____. I could never leave you. " he said hugging you to him.
You both stayed like this tell your movie was over. Ivan yawned and looked down at you, you were super sleepy. You yawned and rubbed your eyes. You sat up and you both stretched.
" W-What time is it? " You asked Ivan yawning again. He looked at his watch, " It's 11:47 "
" Boo it's way past my bed time now." You said standing up. " We'll then someone needs to go to sleep, da? " Ivan said standing up and patting your head. You blushed and nodded before asking, " I-Ivan... Will you stay with m-me tonight? I d-don't want to be a-alone..."
" Of course sunflower. " Ivan said with a smile , you blushed and walked to your bedroom with Ivan close behind. Just as you were going to walk in you turned around to face Ivan and said," Can you wait o-out here a sec?" He nodded and you ran inside your room shouting the door behind you.
You got into you bunny pjs and grabbed you giant stuff bunny. You hugged it to yourself as you opened the door and let Ivan in.
You turned off your lap as you climbed into bed next to Ivan. You blushed red as he pulled you close to him? but he couldn't get too close cause of your bunny. You smiled lightly seeing him pout thought what little light entered the room..
You blushed as you let go of the bunny and tossed it off the bed. You scooted closed to him and you say him smile as he hugged you closed.
" Goodnight Ivan." You said and kissed his nose.
" Goodnight, My little Flower." He said and kissed your lips softly.
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text: Buffalo, NY (WBEN) - With the NCAA Tournament in Town, operators of Parking lots across the city know they play a big role over the next few days. "If people have a bad experience with something like parking, it can kind of put a damper of the whole experience they have," said Executive Director of Buffalo Civic Auto Ramps Sam Iraci. Because of that, Iraci says he thinks both public and private parking facilities are ready to step their game up for the tournament. "Everybody that offers public parking, they're professionals, they've been through the drill before," Iraci said. "It's nothing anybody can't handle." "This is a big deal, having the tournament here. I think it creates excitement. It does create demand for parking, but I think the city, combined with the public and private operators, provide enough capacity and convenient locations that we can handle it." Iraci says that for the most part, parking should be affordable too. "At the One Seneca Tower the rate that we'll charge is, as always, Eight Dollars, and our other facilities will be Five Dollars. In the past there's been some controversy over much higher rates charged by others." That's why Iraci recommends that people do their homework before driving downtown so they have an idea of what rates they should expect to pay. "If people are coming from out of town, we would encourage them to do their homework before they come to the city. Get online, check the rates, call the operators so that they know where the locations are and what the rates being charged are so that they're really not making an uninformed, spur of the moment decision on what to pay and where to park." It also doesn't hurt to get downtown early, especially on Thursday, where in addition to hoops fans, you'll have to contend for spots with everyone who normally parks downtown for work.