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information said that pillow was 4,5" thick...it is maybe 2" and that is in the middle....it doesn't have a gusset around the sidea, which I wanted...and it is very soft...no support for your neck.
i think pillow preference varies from person to person... but in my non-expert opinion this pillow is good for stomach sleepers and maybe side sleepers as its pretty normal/slimish sized (not oversized) and after pressure is applied ( your head on it ) it makes the pillow pretty slim that being said i like it and it works for me, i would recommend for stomach/maybe side sleepers but not if you sleep on your back (as it doesnt feel like it gives the right support) again not an expert take what i say with lots of salt
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Past the stone walls of the Museum of Modern Art at PS1 and up the gated stairs is a hidden gem.
The museum's rooftop garden has been revitalized with a new salad garden featuring heirloom vegetables and unusual herbs, including salad burnet, savory, saltwort and epazote.
The project is the brainchild of urban farmer Camilla Hammer and blogger Julia Sherman, who operates the site Salad for President, a platform for conversations and collaborations with creative minds who share a passion for greens.
As the natural perfume of basil fills your nostrils, it becomes easy to forget the garden sits atop one of the oldest pubic school buildings in Queens.
It is a refreshing transition from the dark halls of the PS1 galleries, and while it is not itself an exhibit, the rooftop garden provides a spectacular view of the Queensboro Bridge, the No. 7 train, the Citigroup building and the Manhattan skyline.
Hammer and Sherman created a new drip-irrigation system and used local materials for much of the gardening.
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"Selected plant varieties are especially suited for rooftop and container gardening," the program's description reads. "Our growing medium is a mixture of organic potting soil, compost and perlite to ensure a well-drained and fertile garden through the season.
"A wide variety of unusual herbs and vegetables have been selected for this garden, highlighting what can be eaten fresh from the ground, unprocessed, seasonal and homegrown."
Highlights include four varieties of mint — chocolate, apple, orange and peppermint — medicinal herbs, fruiting plants, including squash, sweet peppers, cucumbers and ground cherries, and salad greens.
Sherman has been documenting her work as one of the MoMA PS1 gardeners on her website over the course of the summer.
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One such recipe is Ryan Foerster's spicy fruit salad, which uses ingredients the chef had available the day he prepared it.
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In addition, M. Wells Dinette, the restaurant on the first floor of the museum, has gotten in on the project. The exotic eatery set up a refreshment station and seating area just next to the garden.
But the project is not only intended to be aesthetically pleasing; Hammer and Sherman designed it with the idea of creating a space where museum visitors and staff can interact with one another.
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Samuel D. Read was my 3rd great grandfather. So we are cousins! Thanks for Martin and Jane Fries also! They are my 5th great grandparents.
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There are more inscriptions on the monument;
panel - In memory of the children of Isaac L & Eliza H Howell, Mary E died ---1852? aged --Mo's & --Dy's, Emeretta died ---1862, in the 8th year of her age, Also An Infant Daughter
panel - Leone, beloved and only child of J Albert & Nellie E Howell, Born 1890 Died 1898 She took the wings of the morning and flew away to Jesus,
J Albert Howell 1859-1945, His Wife Nellie edith Kent 1876-1943
I am kind of iffy on some of the numbers, but those are the names, and I have photos.
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Hi Shirley - I went back to the Johnsonburg cemeteries today and looked for Elisha, Richard and Gussie (and her mother Mary Alice). I looked for them all in both cemeteries and again did not have any luck. There were two Cookes in the Christian cemetery - Whitfield C. and Emma L. Hart Cooke. There were three Cooks in the Methodist cemetery - Elizabeth, Nicholas and David Lemuel. If Elisha was related to either of these two families, maybe we can figure out which cemetery he should be in. I didn't find any Reynolds' in either cemetery. I'm sorry I couldn't help you further! Joan S.
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I located the Sections for Minnie and the other two Durlings. But did not find them first time around. I'll go back After I get more info from the cemetery office Lady.Im not sure they have markers but I will try to oocate the graves if they can be found. Take care, TIM
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Hi Shirley do you know which section they may be buried in? if not its okay I can ask the office people but Wanted to ask you first.I am going to the cemetery again soon and want to take photos if I can find the Durlings I will try to take photos of the markers for you. Take care, TIM
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You have a request for Hiram Watters at Glendale Cemetery. Could you please phone the office and see if he is actually buried there? (I cannot phone because I am at work when their office is open). He is not in the family plot. In spite of the fact that his family is prominent (son was one time Mayor of Akron), he never has an obit appear in the local paper, and for many years his wife appears in the city directories as "Mrs. Elizabeth Watters" (the usual entry for a widow would be "Elizabeth Watters, widow Hiram"). I strongly suspect that Hiram deserted the family and died elsewhere. A call to Glendale would solve the problem.
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Hi. Fountain Cemetery has an office on the Cemetery grounds that you could call if you wanted (number is on the main cemetery page) -or- I'd be happy to look up names for you in the transcriptions book I have of Fountain Cemetery. Unfortunately, nothing is really on-line yet for Fountain. The book was done from burial records as well, so is pretty complete through the mid 2000's. Let me know if I can help.
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Yes, I noticed that too. Woodlawn Cemetery records online state that Lorenzo was only 55. It is sooo nice when you can find several family members all buried together.
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4 – 1x8 @ 8 feet long
2 – 1x6 @ 8 feet long
1 – 1x12 @ 3 feet long (for doors)
1 – 1x2 @ 8 feet long
1 – 2 1/4" base moulding 6 feet long
2 – ¾" nosing 6 feet long
4 sets narrow profile hinges (smallest ones you can find)
6 knobs or handles
½ sheet ¼" plywood or beadboard for back
Please read through the entire plan and all comments before beginning this project. It is also advisable to review the Getting Started Section. Take all necessary precautions to build safely and smartly. Work on a clean level surface, free of imperfections or debris. Always use straight boards. Check for square after each step. Always predrill holes before attaching with screws. Use glue with finish nails for a stronger hold. Wipe excess glue off bare wood for stained projects, as dried glue will not take stain. Be safe, have fun, and ask for help if you need it. Good luck!
1 – 1x8 @ 48 ½"
2 – 1x8 @ 18 ¼"
1 – 1x8 @ 47"
2 – 1x8 @ 15 ¾"
3 – 1x8 @ 22 ½"
2 – 1x8 @ 28 ¼"
1 – 1x8 @ 24"
2 – 1x6 @ 24 ¼"
4 – 1x6 @ 11 ½"
2 – 1x6 @ 12 ¼"
2 – 1x2 @ 11 ½"
1 – 1x2 @ 22 ½"
2 – 1x12 @ 15 ½"
2 – 1x8 @ 22 ¼"
2 1/4" moulding cut to fit
¾" nosing cut to fit
First, put the console part together. I used 3/4" pocket holes and 1 1/4" pocket hole screws. This part went together pretty fast, just following along the diagram. One thing to note, the console is designed for 1x8 and 1x12 door faces that measure 11 1/4" and 7 1/4" wide, with an 1/8" gap all the way around. If your 1x8s and 1x12s differ in width, you may need to adjust the console.
Then I just started adding the hutch part. You do not have to follow along an exact order, this just worked for me to go in this order.
And then I added the side hutches, still using the 3/4" PHs/1 1/4" PH screws, keeping everything flush to back. Here's where I started using the 1x6s instead of 1x8s to add varying depths to the media wall.
And then some support. I just nailed and glued these babies on.
The back is easy. It's exactly a half sheet of 1/4" (I used beadboard paneling) plywood and then just notch out the top with a circular saw or jig saw. Easy peasy! A big deal here is to glue and nail to all of your boards on the back for the most support.
And then add the moulding. Big regret for me is I did not wrap my moulding around the sides. Would have looked so much better! I highly recommend you considering mitering the corners and wrapping moulding around sides.
The doors are just 1x12 and 1x8s hinged on with narrow profile hinges (the cheap, tiny, basic hinges that sit in the gap between the door and the cabinet opening). I was short on 1x12s so I made a frame from 1x3s and glued and nailed beadboard to the back for my larger doors.
When I was done, I felt like the center needed a little something more ...
So I added a few shelves to the insides. Love this mod!
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DH scraped our old tile up, not only in the bathroom, but a few years later, did the same throughout the rest of the ground floor of our house. I think the tile guy lent him a power scraper/tool (noisy, whatever it was!), which helped make the job go faster and easier. Better off to take up the old stuff if you can. |
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something i can make on mu own without having to buy a hole set that cost like 20 bucks!!!!
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That lack of excess characterizes Boldy's lyrical style and content (this is not music about having wealth but rather what one man is willing to do to achieve it), and it's cross-applicable to Alchemists spare, steely beats. The LA producer's catalog boasts placements with the biggest rappers in the world (Rick Ross, Eminem, Nas, Snoop Dogg, too many others to count) as well as a laundry list of the most bubbling rapper's currently (Domo Genesis, Action Bronson, Freddie Gibbs, Curren$y), not to mention his grimy, tag-team partnership with Oh No as Gangrene. You'd be hard-pressed to find a producer who does as much with so little- Alchemist's ability to pluck the most menacing notes from dusty vinyl and turn them into street anthems and gold hits has allowed him to live up to his title while pushing the art of sampling into the present. On M1CS he thrives on forgotten '80s synth lines as well as epic string arrangements and raw drums, the product the two deliver here is one born of utilitarian precision.
It's lightning in a bottle with these two cooks in the kitchen, and fans of murder music across the country will get to experience the chemistry this fall as both Boldy and Al join the legendary Mobb Deep on a string of US tour dates for the group's twenty-year reunion this fall.
I can't wait for this album.
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Here are some highlights from recent University of Minnesota research on corn plant population:
Yield increases resulting from higher plant populations are primarily the result of increased light interception during grain-fill by the crop canopy.
Optimum plant population varies little with planting date or row width, but early-maturing hybrids may require a higher plant population than full-season hybrids.
While the economically optimum plant population varies according to the cost of seed and the price of corn, the plant population needed to maximize profitability ranges from about 32,000 to 34,000 plants per acre under current economic conditions.
Planting date has a large impact on corn yield. When compared to an early May planting date for a population of 32,400 plants per acre, our results from 2008 at Lamberton and Waseca show that yield was reduced by three percent and 17 percent when planting was delayed until mid-May and late May, respectively.
Increases in grain yield resulting from higher plant populations are primarily due to increased light interception by the crop canopy during grain-fill. The results show that as plant population was increased from 15,600 to 32,400 plants per acre, canopy light interception increased from 82 to 92 percent and grain yield increased from 157 to 190 bushels per acre. However, as plant population was increased from 32,400 to 43,600 plants per acre, light interception only increased from 92 to 95 percent, and grain yield increased by just 1 bushel per acre.
Plant population should be managed with the goal of optimizing light interception. Light interception during grain-fill can be evaluated by looking under the crop canopy near solar noon on a calm, sunny day. Fields with optimum plant population will have very little sunlight hitting the soil surface, and also very few plants without ears.
Another consideration with regard to optimum plant population is yield potential. Many researchers have shown that the optimum plant population is greater under higher-yielding environments. For example, from 1991 to 1994 at four locations in Illinois, as yield potential increased from 135 to 225 bushels per acre, the optimum plant population increased from about 25,000 to 32,000 plants per acre. In other words, the optimum plant population increased by about 800 plants per acre for each 10 bushels per acre increase in yield potential.
In the last four years, there have been a total of 34 plant population comparisons conducted in 10 experiments at the U of M Research and Outreach Centers in Lamberton and Waseca. Averaged across all of these trials, yield was maximized at 36,000 plants per acre, and a final stand of 32,000 to 34,000 plants per acre was necessary to maximize economic return using current seed costs and grain prices. Additional information on corn production from the University of Minnesota is available on our new corn website: www.extension.umn.edu/corn.


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A senior aide to British Prime Minister David Cameron has resigned after being arrested on suspicion of child pornography offences, Downing Street confirmed on Monday.
Patrick Rock, 62, was arrested by officers from the National Crime Agency last month.
"On the evening of February 12, Downing Street was first made aware of a potential offence relating to child abuse imagery," said a Downing Street spokesman.
"It was immediately referred to the National Crime Agency.
"Patrick Rock was arrested at his home in the early hours of February 13, a few hours after Downing Street had reported the matter.
"The Prime Minister was immediately informed and kept updated throughout," he added.
"This is an ongoing investigation so it would not be appropriate to comment further, but the Prime Minister believes that child abuse imagery is abhorrent and that anyone involved with it should be properly dealt with under the law".
Rock, who helped draw up guidelines on Internet porn filters, was an adviser to the Conservative party for 30 years.
A friend of Cameron told the Daily Mail, which uncovered the arrest, that the prime minister was "extremely shocked". - Sapa-AFP
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The theory of karma simply says that whatsoever is happening to you is your doing. Somewhere, on an unconscious level, you must be creating it - because nothing happens to you from the outside. Everything bubbles from the inside. If you are sad, you must be creating your sadness somewhere in your innermost being. From there it comes. You must be manufacturing it somewhere within your soul. Watch: if you are miserable, meditate on your misery, on how you create it. You always ask, "Who is responsible for misery?" Nobody is responsible except you. The mind goes on saying to you that if you are a husband, your wife is creating your misery. If you are a wife, your husband is creating your misery. If you are poor, the rich are creating your misery. It always goes on throwing responsibility on somebody else.
This has to be a very fundamental understanding: that except you, nobody is responsible. Once you understand it things start changing. If you are creating your misery and you love it, then go on creating. Then don't create a problem out of it. It is nobody's business to interfere with you. If you want to be sad, you love to be sad, be perfectly sad. But if you don't want to be sad, then there is no need - don't create it. Watch how you create your misery: what is the pattern? - how have you managed it inside? People are continuously creating their moods. If you go on throwing the responsibility on others, then you will never change. Then you will remain miserable, because what can you do? If others are creating misery, what can you do? Unless others change, nothing is in your hands. By throwing responsibility on others, you become a slave. Take the responsibility into your own hands.
A few days ago a sannyasin told me that her husband has always been creating problems for her. And when she tells her story it will look, apparently, that of course the husband is responsible. She has eight children from the husband, and then the husband has three more children from another woman, and one child from his secretary. He has been continuously fooling around with any woman that comes along. Of course, anybody will sympathize with this poor woman. She has suffered a lot, and the game continues. The husband is not earning much. The woman, the wife, earns, and she has to pay for these children which he has brought into the world from other women also. Of course, she is in great misery, but who is responsible? I told her, "If you are really in misery, why should you continue to be with this man? Drop out. You should have dropped out long before. There is no need to continue." And she understood, which is a rare thing - very late, very delayed, but still not too late. Still, her life is there. Now if she insists that she would like to remain with this man, then she is insisting on her own misery. Then she is enjoying the misery trip. Then she is enjoying condemning the husband; then she is enjoying attracting sympathy from everybody else. And of course, with whomsoever she will come in contact, they will sympathize with the poor woman.


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text: so I don't have the best track record with following diets but I started pahse one of south beach yesterday and did great. I also did great today but then went out for dinner with my family. I reviewed the menu and ordered the only chicken dish that didnt say it was breaded and asked for it sauteed in oil instead of butter also I made sure that the sauce had no added sugars and starches. I also got veggies ont the side and salad with oil and vinegar dressig. When I got my entree, it was breaded and fried. I didnt want to make a scene and felt bad for already being a difficult customer so I just ate it. Then I was so upset I figured I might as well have a roll and butter too. Then after my mothers begging a shared a very large piece of pie with her. I so upset because I really did try my hardest with the ordering. Then it just snowballed. I managed to staw under 2500 calories today, so thats not too bad. But I just need some encouragement. Should I start fresh tomorrow?


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3 And the princes of the Philistines said to Achis: What mean these Hebrews? And Achis said to the princes of the Philistines: Do you not know David who was the servant of Saul, the king of Israel, and hath been with me many days, or years, and I have found no fault in him, since the day that he fled over to me until this day? | 3 The commanders of the Philistines asked, "What about these Hebrews?" Achish replied, "Is this not David, who was an officer of Saul king of Israel? He has already been with me for over a year, and from the day he left Saul until now, I have found no fault in him." |
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text: The Kwirk wiki last edited by SaturdayNightSpecials on 03/11/14 03:51PM View full history OverviewKwirk is a very early puzzle game for the Game Boy. Kwirk is a sunglasses-wearing tomato whose girlfriend Tammy the Tomato disappears while they are out exploring. He then has to rescue her with the help of his vegetable friends: Curly Carrot, Pete the Pepper, Eddie Eggplant, and Sass the Squash.Atlus would later adapt the game (in color) for the Nintendo Famicom Disk System and NEC PC Engine. Both of these versions were Japan-exclusive.GameplayPushing blocks into holes makes paths for Kwirk.There are three different modes: Heading Up, Going Out, and VS Mode. Heading Up has the player navigating their way through mazes to climb an underground tower. Going Out is a score-attack mode that has the player navigating semi-random levels. The VS Mode requires a Game Boy link cable. All three modes involve the player (as Kwirk) manipulating blocks by pushing against them. There are two different kinds of blocks - rotating ones and ones that can be pushed into holes. Once the block falls into the hole it makes a path that can be crossed. Later levels have both of these blocks and require precision: any mistakes will force the player to restart the level. In levels with Kwirk's friends their help is often necessary for reaching the exit.


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Ancient Greenland mystery has a simple answer, it seems
Did the Norse colonists starve? Were they wiped out by the Inuit – or did they intermarry? No. Things got colder and they left.
QASSIARSUK, Greenland
A shipload of visitors arrived in the fjord overnight, so Ingibjorg Gisladottir dressed like a Viking and headed out to work in the ruins scattered along the northern edge of this tiny farming village.
Qassiarsuk is tiny (population: 56), remote, and short on amenities (no store, public restrooms, or roads to the outside world), but some 3,000 visitors come here each year to see the remains of Brattahlid, the medieval farming village founded here by Erik the Red around the year 985.
When they arrive, Ms. Gisladottir, an employee of the museum, is there to greet them in an authentic hooded smock and not-so-authentic rubber boots. "There were more visitors this year than last," she says. "People want to know what happened to the Norse."
The Greenland Norse colonized North America 500 years before Christopher Columbus "discovered" it, establishing farms in the sheltered fjords of southern Greenland, exploring Labrador and the Canadian Arctic, and setting up a short-lived outpost in Newfoundland.
But by 1450, they were gone, posing one of history's most intriguing mysteries: What happened to the Greenland Norse?
There are many theories: They were starved off by a cooling climate, wiped out by pirates or Inuit hunters, or perhaps blended into Inuit society as their own came unglued.
Now scientists are pretty sure they have the answer: They simply up and left.
"When the climate deteriorated, and their way of life became more difficult, they did what people have done throughout the ages: They looked for a more opportune place to live," says Niels Lynnerup, a forensic anthropologist at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark who studies the Norse.
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I am in the land of belly dancing, for a whole month! So, I hope that this time I will be able to go somewhere to watch one of the country's famous belly dancers live. Until then, I offer you my choice for this month, a cute vintage belly dancer, Zeinat Olwi, who is not so much sexy as like a 1940′s athlete with a gorgeous muscly body which she moves beautifully. I also love the beginning of the clip en silhouette, both her in three different windows then the musicians, with each tableau looking like a woodcut from the 20′s or 30′s. A delightful scene. And for those who don't speak Arabic, the woman's voice you hear halfway through is asking her silly companion to build her a swimming pool which he should fill with champagne rather than water. Perhaps I should consider doing this in Sicily although I am not sure who I would do it for! Oh, and the beautiful lady who makes a worried entrance at the end is one of Egypt's greatest actresses, Faten Hamama, who was once married to Omar Sharif.
4 Sep
I can't say I particularly like Soheir Zaki but I am very amused by her. In fact, I am amused by the whole clip from a 1972 film, the time of my youth when I thought that all belly dance and dancers were incredibly vulgar. She kind of justifies my erroneous youthful stand. She is definitely not classy, nor beautiful, being rather too plump for my taste but she dances well. And I love her 70′s orchestra, not to mention the scene itself with the bored ladies and the overexcited gentleman trying to get close to her. A real blast from my past even if I never went to night clubs like the one featured, nor watched films like this one then! Anyhow, I hope you will be as amused by her as I am!
31 Jul
I have been very lax about posting recently. A combination of deadlines and too much travelling but I am back now and I promise you not to forget my belly dancer of the month any longer. So, for this month, I am offering you a double bill: a beautiful dancer, Randa Makhoul, gyrating to the music of Mashrou3 Leila, my favourite Arab group. I didn't know Makhoul but am glad to have discovered her. She is pretty, has a gorgeous body and dances beautifully. What more to ask of a belly dancer. Perhaps to have the class of a Tahiya Carioca but not many do, so, she will do, for now and at a later stage in other clips. Anyhow, I hope you enjoy her and Mashrou3 Leila as much as I do.
6 Jun
Last month I forgot to post a belly dancer. Too much travel and work but here is my choice for this month, a very young Tahiya Carioca who as you you may know is my all time favourite. It is a rare clip from a 1936 film called The Police Station (I think it is the right translation for Khafar al-Darak) where she must have just featured as a dancer as the first film mentioned in her Wikipedia entry dates from 1942. And even if she is already moving beautifully, you can see from her expression if nothing else that she is not yet an experienced dancer. Still, she is totally lovely and definitely worth watching whether you are a Tahiya fan or not!


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Well, longer range for ME! I usually shoot at 100 yards or so, but I wanted to see how far I could stretch 7.62x39mm out of an 18 inch barrel, especially with these new Berry's 125 grain plated bullets! So... It was a beautiful day, that last gasp of Spring before Summer slams her red hot iron hand down on the sands, the last of the cool mornings edging up into the shimmers of summer mirages. It was a good day....to shoot. On the way in, a pair of coyotes walked right in front of my car, staring and daring. I waved and smiled, knowing I had plenty of coyote medicine with me. The rear adjustable iron sight had been folded down on my wonderful CZ 527M carbine in 7.62x39mm, and the Bushnell 4-12 scope remounted. Just look at how much clearance I have between the bell and that folded sight! Yes, there really is about 1-3 millimeters of clearance. Now you know why a folding sight was best! I also threw the vz-58 in it's travel bag in the car, seen here in the bag with the Phantom posing alongside. You can now clearly see the Neit Extended Ambi Mag release and Neit Extended Bolt Release. Those are incredible. I arrived at the range, still cool, and Larry was waiting. See, I had lucked into a great deal on clean wheel weight lead, but a combination of bad days off and distance meant I couldn't get up there to pick it up when the gentleman was there. In stepped Larry, who lived close and said he would do it. Twist my arm and don't say it twice, SOLD! So he met me down at the local range today, and we swapped some stuff the other person needed more, including this nice 50 pounds of lead! Yummy, make NICE boolits out this stuff! But, back to the range! I needed to get the scope re-sighted in, and chose the Berry's bullet load to do it with. I sighted at 50 yards, for grins and giggles, and got some incredible groups - at 50 yards I'd BETTER! So no pictures, too close. Also, I remembered everything, targets, stool, water, guns, ammo, goodies, EVERYTHING! Everything except a charged camera battery. DOH! Well, it did have a bit of juice left in it, so I got a few photos. Oh well. I went straight to 200 from 50 - big black ant hill right on the 100 yard line on my LOF. Gah. Besides, I really wanted to stretch the legs of this little carbine and this plated bullet load. These Berrys' 125 grain plated atop 28 grains of H4895 were just impressing the snot outa me. Here I am, target at 200, and I felt like adding in some range markers, just for clarity. That little white line to the left of the "200 yards"? That's my target stand with three targets on it.
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Hard to see those 2 inch black squares. Jacked the scope up to 12 power, set parallax to 200 yards held 6 inches over, and let fly. I had three targets on the carrier. The top two I used the Berrys load on, the bottom I used the old standby of the 123 grain Hornady spire point. THAT load printed a disappointing 6 inch circle, roughly. Of the two other targets, I had a nice group going on the second when I pulled a flyer. Bad. I blame it on the guy shooting full house 357 mag loads from a snubby about 5 yards to my right. But that top target, holy cow. This is a PLATED bullet load, and this IS what it can do. Center to center, 2 1/8 inches at the widest point. I'll buy that for a dollar, to quote an old sci-fi movie. 5 points if you can name it. BUT, I promised to try it at 300 yards, yes I did, so here we go. Can you see that target stand? That's three black center targets ranged vertically. The red arrow has the very tip on the top of the stand. Parallax setting at 300 yards... I knew I was going to get horrendous bullet drop - 7.62x39mm really starts running out of gas about 275 or so, so I decided to hold 6 inches over like at 200 yards and start at the top target, hoping to score on the one below it. New load, no way to estimate bullet drop, so what the heck. I only fired 3 rounds per target. I shot at top target, moved down to the second target, shot it and chickened out. I couldn't see where the bullets were going to save my skin, so I figured I had pushed the envelope one to many times, and trudged out to 300 yards to bring the target back for some vz-58 fun. Shocked. Surprised. Stunned. No way. Yes way. The red dot is where the third bullet hole was in the target paper underneath the one I had put up just off to the left. If you don't believe me, I don't blame you - I have trouble believing it, and I was there. Put that as an estimated 1 3/4" group at 300 yards. Well, 3 rounds isn't a group, and I agree, but I still wanna claim it! Estimated at least 22 inch bullet drop, so it was really starting to slow down, no idea what velocity or terminal energy it was still hauling. I doubt I will use it that far, as 1) I am no rifleman! And 2), I doubt the round has much energy left by then, probably not much for anything larger that rabbits and gnats. I know I can hit well at 200 yards, so I am good. Still. Wow. Luckiest shooting I have ever done. Brought the target in to 100 yards, (away from the anthill), and put a Prehle police target, (donated by a very nice member of CZF!), on it for some fast vz-58 work. Fired 40 rounds standing at 100 yards. It's shooting low, but I am inching the front sight to correct. That's when I ran out of water. As a born desert rat, the time to go ALWAYS is when you run out of water. But it shows the old warhorse can do it on a man sized target at 100 yards standing, even though I kept shooting low. Well, he will never procreate! Good, enough stupid people in the world, don't need more. Old standby 123grain Spire Point Hornady load. Need to adjust that front sight.
In the middle of this I did get to shoot Larrys Yugo Mauser project, a very nice rifle. We found someone had left a bowling ball at the top of the 300 yard berm. Red cape to a bull - OK, we're on it. Yes, with that 308 Mauser we nailed that thing several times, the two of us with that Mauser. Here's Larry about to deliver another death blow to the Evil Ball! But it was indeed time to go. I loaded up, said thank you to Larry, shook his hand, and left to come home, throw brass in the tumbler, clean the rifles, and write this review. All in all, I don't think I could've wished for a better morning!
That was a good report and a great morning indeed.
Nice day at the range, good shooting. BTW, where is that range at if you don't mind?
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Thank you. That's the Elzy Pearson memorial range just south of Casa Grande, AZ. It's public, unmonitored, and free. The city unlocks the gate at 7AM, and cleans up any left over debris. They recently spent quite a few dollars making sure every bay has concrete benches and fabric covers, using that federal grant from a few years ago. Did I mention it's free???
Very nice range report, made me want to go shoot too! It´s cool to see what the 7.62x39 can do from a bolt gun since I´ve only shot it from an assault rifle in the military.
AM,It looks like you had fun,and did a good job at hitting the targets at range. Great report!
I really think the "inaccuracy" of the 7.62x39mm is more a product of legend than fact. It IS far shorter range than 5.56mm in terms of "aim and shoot" accuracy, but it does the job for me. I bought the CZ 527M in this caliber...because I already loaded it for my vz-58.
Looks like a great time. I wish I had a range around like that.
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I'm looking for suggestions for appx 50 ft of privacy. My only requirement is that the privacy screen is a min of 6 ft with a max of 20 ft tall. One other requirement, but poses a bit of a challenge, is that I'm hoping to keep the privacy screen to appx 2 ft wide. As you can see in the picture, there is a rock wall between my neighbor and me (our house is on the left). We are adding a deck with 5 ft of clearance from the property line. With a 2 ft privacy screen, it leaves us with appx 3 ft of walkway. I thought about adding black clumping bamboo along the entire 50 ft, but would prefer to "soften" it up with other plants in between clumps. The area is gets pretty good sun exposure, and the southern part of the yard (from where I'm taking the picture) gets a lot of sun exposure. Thank you in advance! |
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It does not get any less expensive or flexible than this ... a trellis of vines suspended by a swagged chain (which hangs on beefy hooks screwed into the posts. Twine drops at regular intervals from the chain and is attached to stakes in the ground by tying. Once the vine reaches the top, the twine is immaterial. You can get super quick and complete coverage with annual vines, but in order to make it permanent, perennial vines need to be established. (So this is possibly a work in progress for a couple of years. Probably bare during the first winter or two.) The height of the screen is controlled by where one places hooks for the chain attachment. Made it too high? Place some hooks at a lower elevation and lower the whole thing. Made it too low? Place some hooks higher up on the post. ... "Oh, crap ... posts not high enough!!" Think that one through before beginning. In the picture is moonflower vine. It took about 6 weeks from seed to complete coverage. In the evening come hundreds of huge, deliciously perfumed pure white flowers. Heavenly! The maintenance is easier, I think, than with a hedge. The thickness is self limiting (depending on the vine). The height is self limiting. I trim the vines off the post finials on a regular basis ... last year, I didn't. It's a different -- kind of spooky -- look. Depending on the vine, it will probably send runners out at the base. These could become "groundcover", be trimmed off, or redirected into the screen mass. Vines as a whole tend to be rambunctious. For a perennial vine, I would pick one that can be sheared and is somewhat controllable ... Clematis, Bignonia ... not Wisteria or Kudzu. Another positive feature that one might not guess that's different from a fence or hedge, this screen reacts to wind and undulates in waves. So that's pretty, too. |
This post was edited by Yardvaark on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 20:52
This is actually much different than the case we had the other day. I don't think you should be limited to bamboo at all. With solid sun, and a zone 7(?), you really have many choices for broadleaf evergreens or conifers that could meet your criteria. I mention it all the time, but it's because it's pretty easy to find Thuja occidentalis 'Degroots Spire'. This is a narrow arborvitae, make sure that the ones you purchase are 'single leader'. This is very important when you have such a narrow space. Thuja also grows about 1ft p/year and can handle sheering quite well. There are at least two types of upright boxwood that would work. Boxwood makes one of the best hedges around, but does require some patience. Buxus sempervirens 'Graham Blandy' That last two types are upright Juniper and Cypress. There are actually several different cultivars in these families that would work. I just listed two of the more common ones. Juniper is terrible with snow load and is susceptible to blight, so that would probably not be my first choice, although it could work, especially with full sun. Because all of these have a very narrow profile, I would not anticipate you ever having to get on the other side of them to sheer. This will be an advantage, as I suspect there won't be much room on that side and your neighbor probably won't appreciate you putting a ladder in his yard to trim them! |
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