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It was early Saturday evening and Gina and I were getting ready to attend a theme party at a neighbor's house. Cindy and Rob were not close friends but we did see them often. Cindy was gregarious and fun loving while Rob was a hard drinking party animal. These get-togethers were always fun but this one had us both excited because the theme was hookers and pimps. Everyone had to appear as either one or the other and Gina and I were excited at the prospect and had spent some time picking out our outfits.
I had decided to wear a loose fitting pair of black slacks and a black silk shirt. To complement, I tied a sheer white scarf around my neck with black soft brimmed hat lined with white fun fur. I know it sounds cheesy but I really looked the part, or at least looked how I thought I should look. As I finished up Gina entered the room fresh from the shower wrapped in a towel. She let out a little whistle and winked. "What you lookin' at bitch" I said, "get your ass in some street clothes you got some whorin' t'do tonight."
Gina smiled opening the towel in front and said, "all I've got is this old birthday suit, will it do?" I stood there looking her up and down. Her long slender legs were soft and clean-shaven and joined at her equally soft and shaven pussy. Her pussy lips were closed tight and neat with a little dimple at the top of her slit that just begged for attention. Above, her soft white tummy led the way to her perky 34B tits. Each nipple impeccably perched on soft white creamy mounds. Her long blonde hair framed her fine features and deep green eyes.
Looking down between my legs at the telltale bulge she said, "I see this outfit still has some street value."
"Damn," I answered, "you can have my paycheck if you want."
"I already cashed that," she said dropping the towel and walking towards me, her right hand reaching down to my crotch, "what else have you got to deposit big boy?" Her lips brushed mine as she slowly rubbed the front of my slacks from the base of my balls to the tip of my dick in long slow strokes.
That was it, I was over the edge. I grabbed her shoulders and pushed her back on the bed as she let out a wicked little laugh. With her ass on the edge of the bed and her long luscious legs spread wide open I dropped to my knees and buried my face between her legs. I love my wife's pussy. I mean I REALLY LOVE my wife's pussy. It's so beautiful to look at and it tastes unbelievable. I stuck my tongue straight in as far as it could reach and twirled it around in circular motions.
Gina's back arched a bit and she said in a low throaty whisper, "we're going to be late for the party."
Paying no attention I grabbed both her legs and raised them to bring her nice round ass into view. I stuck out my tongue and found her puckered little rosebud and gave it a good tongue bath. Then I continued back up between her legs once again and began to run my tongue the length of her pussy, between her inner and outer lips. I went up one side circled her clit a few times then down the other side. No longer complaining about begin late she lay there making soft moans and slowly moving her hips round and round. Sensing she was close to an orgasm, I moved in to her clitoris for the kill. Deftly I found the little skin hood covering her clit and began to pry it up with the tip of my tongue. As I put more and more pressure digging my tongue in and licking her little swollen clit, she arched her back almost sitting up and grabbed the top of my head with both hands pushing me into her wonderful wetness.
"Ahh..hhh!" she moaned loudly as she pushed my face back from the now too sensitive clit. "Shit!" she said, "You do that so well. I've never known anyone who seems to enjoy it as much as you." She slid off the bed to her feet. "OK big boy, your turn."
"Not now," I said, "later tonight when we get back from the party. I want to stay aroused until then."
"If that's the way you want it," she replied, "but you're brushing off one hell of a blowjob."
"You don't know how to give any other kind," I laughed.
"Oh get out of here while I finish dressing," she giggled.
Walking out in the living room I poured myself a soft drink. My tongue was sensitive and the pop felt good. Sitting down on the sofa my mind drifted off to the possibilities of Cindy and Rob's party. Gina loves to tease and show herself off and I also enjoy being naked but I'm more into long naked nature walks. Gina loves to wear sexy provocative clothing and give frequent accidental peeks of her tits and ass to lucky guys who happen to be in the vicinity. I love it when she shows herself off. It's an incredible turn-on and great fun and there was going to be lots of opportunity for showing off at tonight's party.
We were well aquatinted with most of the people who attended Cindy's do's. Like the hosts, most of them were avid partiers and pretty uninhibited. Cindy and Rob were always the leaders though. Somehow Cindy always managed to convince a few unsuspecting people into their hot tub. Once they were in, any swimwear was usually history in no time. Cindy could con the clothes off Mother Theresa. Some of the guests were regular flashers and strippers but I think Cindy and Rob were the ones who really got the rest of the group going.
I had drifted off in thought when Gina came out to the living room. "Ready?" she said. My jaw dropped. She was wearing a full fishnet body stocking with a red micro mini skirt with 6' stiletto heals. The stocking was dark enough to just barely hide her boobs. Here nipples though were clearly visibly. She looked at me smiling, "too much?"
"No way," I said, "you're a natural. Maybe we should stay home."
"Not a chance loverboy," she replied, "were going to the party. I think maybe I'll put a small black jacket on and see how everyone else looks before I take it off." Nodding in agreement I helped her put on her coat and we stepped out of the house.
The party was already going when we got to Cindy's and walked through the open front door. The room looked like a scene from 'Irma la Douce'. There was nothing but hookers and pimps as far as the eye could see. Cindy came charging from the other end of the room to greet us. "You two look great," she said, "and Gina what HAVE you got on under that jacket," as she opened the front for a peak. "Very provocative," she said, "I want you to take that off later."
"Maybe," Gina said, "first show me the bar." Cindy also had a red micro mini on but she was wearing thigh high nylons that stopped about 8" short of the hem of the skirt. The skirt was so short you could almost see her pussy and I began to wonder if she had anything on underneath. Her top was black see-through silk and there was no question at all about the underwear there. Her breasts were clearly visible with her large big dark nipples.
"Want something to drink?" I heard Gina's voice from behind.
"OK," I responded turning around to see that she had already lost the jacket. "Nice," I said, "that didn't take you long.
"Cindy talked me into it," she said "she thought I might help to loosen up the other guests and besides I kind of like the attention I'm getting." It was true that most of the men were either stealing glances or outright staring at her. Handing me a plain white sealed envelope Gina said, "here, this is from Cindy. She says not to open it until she says so. It's some kind of game I think." Stuffing it into my shirt pocket I continued to mingle with the other guests.
After a few hours things were really getting underway. More and more people were dropping their inhibitions. Flashes of boobs, dicks and pussies were everywhere. Rob and a few guests were already in the hot tub but only Rob appeared to be without swim trunks. Suddenly Cindy made a grand entrance into to living room. "Can I have everyone's attention?" she said as she gathered everyone around. "Does everyone have the envelopes I gave out earlier?" Everyone shuffled around pulling out his or her packets. "OK," she said, "each envelope contains hooker currency or if you like, fuck bucks. Some people have more fuck bucks than others based on the luck of the draw. Here's how you use them. You can go to any other person and pay them to remove some clothing or even perform a sexual favour if the price is right. The deal is usually between two people but it doesn't have to be and transactions can be held in private if you so desire. The one with the most money at the end of the party will win a prize. Now open your envelopes and have fun."
I opened my envelope and sure enough there was a good handful of bills. Each one was marked 50 or 100 fuck bucks and sported a naked picture of Cindy or Rob. Rob was on the fifty. Doing a quick count I had 2000 fuck bucks. It seemed allot and soon I realized that I was one of the few rich pimps. Immediately I walked over to Gina with a smile from ear to ear. "Nice night," I said to her waving my wad of bills in her face.
"Could be a terrific night sailor," she answered back coyly.
"Well now little lady, how much for you to lose the skirt." She looked at me with almost electric excitement as she answered 200 bucks.
"Whoa!" I said, "that's a little steep for just a skirt. What have you got on under there besides stockings?"
"It'll cost you 200 to find out," she answered.
"Alright but this better be good," I said pealing off 200 and handing it to her.
She stuffed the bills in the neck of her body stocking, walked out to the center of the room and began to pull down the zipper on her skirt. Everyone's eyes were glued on her as she let the skirt drop to the floor revealing her beautiful bald pussy peeking through the crotchless stocking. I couldn't believe my eyes; she had never done anything so brazen before. There was a hearty round of applause and wolf whistles from the other guests as she picked up the skirt and walked back over to me. She looked into my eyes and whispered, "you like?"
"Yes I like," I replied then I added, "I wish I could fuck you right here and now."
"Oh that would be allot more money, maybe more than you could afford sailor," she teased.
By this time a few couples had decided it was time to leave while still others were making deals to see more skin. One after another women and men would lose clothing and reveal their boobs or pussies or dicks. Just then Cindy came into the room stark naked except for her spike heals. Walked straight up to me she said, "all right Mike, Gina told me that you shave for her. I've got two hundred here that says show me that dick."
I looked back at her with a smile, took her money and said, "hell I would have done that for nothing but since you're paying." I undid my belt, opened my slacks and dropped them to the floor. I wasn't wearing underwear so my dick instantly sprang free bobbing up and down. It really felt great standing there almost naked in front of everyone. Cindy bent over and took a really close look at my clean-shaven organ. "Damn, that's really something" she said, "I almost feel like giving you a blowjob, if you had the bucks, I work cheap you know."
At that point Gina butted in, "don't worry, if he needs any attention I'm here to make the deal. This dick is off the market."
"Sorry," Cindy said, "Didn't mean to upset you."
"No problem," Gina said as she reached out and began to fondle my dick," I have things well in hand. "Is there anything else I can do for you tonight," she said looking back to me.
"Now that you mention it, how much to lose the body stocking?" I inquired.
"You mean completely off in front of all these people?" she said in shock.
"Yes," I answered, "and I want you to stand on the coffee table in the middle of the room while you peal it off. Then I want that blowjob you offered earlier."
"And I suppose you want me to do THAT in front of everyone to?" she asked indignantly.
"As a matter of fact yes," I said, "so how much?"
She thought about it for a minute and then answered, "2000 fuck bucks" probably thinking that there was no way I'd have that much.
"Deal," I said handing her the cash to her absolute amazement.
"You can't be serious," she said, "you want me to do that in front of all these strangers?"
"Yup," I nodded, "better get on with it. I'm really looking forward to that blowjob."
If I had any thought that she wouldn't get a thrill out of doing as I asked I would have stopped her right there. Besides, Gina was never one to do anything against her will. It was obvious though that the whole prospect had really turned her on. Here eyes were flashing around the room as she stood up on the table. All eyes stopped what they were doing to focus on her. Turning to face me she put her hands on each opposing shoulder and hooked her thumbs under the stocking material. Slowly, ever so slowly she inched down the material over her shoulders, down over and exposing her perfect white breasts. You could here a pin drop in the room as her hands guided the stocking further down uncovering her stomach, then her hips and to the squealing delight of all in the room, her luscious ass and finally her pussy. Quickly she finished the job by lifting one leg then the other removing the last vestige of covering on her body. Throwing the stoking at me she slowly turned around with her arms spread giving everyone in the room a breathtaking view of her naked beauty.
Another round of applause and whistles followed as she descended the table and came back over to me. Dropping to her knees, she grabbed hold of my dick and began to stroke its length while she fondled my balls with the other hand. She lightly kissed the head of my dick. Sticking out her tongue she licked the precum off the end of my dick. Then she put the tip in her mouth and gave it and rough tongue bath while she continued to fondle my balls. Then holding the shaft of my dick in one hand she leaned in and began to lick and suck my balls. I love having my balls licked. That's one of the reasons I shave, to intensify the pleasure. It was almost more than I could stand. I looked around the room and all eyes were glued on our little performance. Some guests were beginning to get over heated themselves as they openly fondled and rubbed each other's privates oblivious to their public display. By this time Gina had moved her attentions back to my dick and was now plunging me deep into her mouth, all the while continuing to follow her lips close behind with her hand in a handjob, blowjob combination. Up and down she bobbed her head. The sensations were incredible. I don't know which was more exciting, the sex or the fact that we were doing it in front of a room full of people. I could feel I was getting close to coming and I stopped her. "Aren't you going to come?" she asked.
"Yes," I said, "later, lets go hop in the hot tub."
As we walked out to the tub it was already full of people. So Gina just leaned up against the side of the tub and began to chat with Cindy while she leaning up against a friend as he massaged her tits. This didn't seem to bother Rob who was equally busy attending to some woman with his hands under the water. Moving up behind Gina I reached in front and began to massage her tits as she stood there bent over talking to Cindy. After a few minutes I guided my dick into her sopping wet pussy and began to take her from behind. Since we were around the other side of the tub we were no longer in plain view of the other guests. Even Cindy was unaware as her eyes were shut while she enjoyed the ministrations of her young masseur. Deeper and deeper I plunged myself into Gina. The whole thing was so erotic I could barely contain myself. Finally I began to moan uncontrollably. At that point Cindy opened her eyes to witness the two of us screwing our brains out. "Shit, you guys have been fucking right in front of me and you didn't let me know," she moved away from her friend to watch us more intently. I couldn't stand it any longer and started to cum in wave after hot wave of sperm. It was one of the most intense orgasms of my life as I moaned and groaned loudly attracting allot of attention.
Cindy stood up and climbed out of the pool. "OK you two, after a show like that you deserve an honored place in the tub." Offering no resistance we both climbed into the tub and relaxed. After a few more hours the party broke up around 4:00 a.m. Gina and I gathered our clothes along with a bottle of champagne we won for the $2400 we had at the end of the game. Since it was a beautiful night and so late we decided to walk the half block home naked.
We attended a few more theme parties at Cindy and Rob's some almost as exciting as that one. I'll write about the others in future installments.
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Weymouth New Testament (WNT) | New International Version (NIV) |
13 The sixth angel blew his trumpet; and I heard a single voice speaking from among the horns of the golden incense altar which is in the presence of God. | 13 The sixth angel sounded his trumpet, and I heard a voice coming from the horns of the golden altar that is before God. |
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I was asked to make a small wedding cake for a relative.
I would like to make it match her dress. The cake will be iced with a buttercream. I was thinking of just decorating it with some buttercream scrolls, but I want the scrolls to be sparkly, just like the scroll work on her dress. I know if I push sugar onto the scrolls it will get onto the background of the cake too and be very messy looking. Any ideas on how to get the scroll work to look sparkly with elegance and not too difficult to do as well. I would like to use just buttercream if possible, but I am open to new ideas too.


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Treasure this keepsake collection of nine historical romances. Faced with finding the right fit in life and love, nine young women seek the courage to stitch together romance. But when unexpected obstacles abound, will love unravel before their eyes?
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Brockton-Vineyard heroin connection broken by two arrests
Members of the Martha's Vineyard Drug Task Force arrested two Brockton men Wednesday who, police said, intended to set up a connection to sell heroin on the Island, where the drug commands a price triple what it is on the mainland. Police moved in following two days of nonstop surveillance that included following the men to several Island locations.
Jason Lewis, 32, and Corey Waters, 32, of Brockton were jailed Thursday following their arraignment in Edgartown District Court.
Police seized three grams of heroin, five mobile phones, and more than $1,100 in cash from a room in the Mansion House Hotel, where Mr. Lewis and his girlfriend Sonya Montrond, also of Brockton, were staying following their arrival on Sunday, Feb 10.
In court Thursday, Mr. Lewis was charged with possession with intent to distribute heroin and conspiracy to violate drug laws.
Cape and Islands assistant district attorney Laura Marshard asked Presiding Justice H. Gregory Williams to set bail at $15,000. She cited Mr. Lewis's 15-year criminal record that included assault, distribution of crack cocaine, and violation of a restraining order, leading to three separate terms in jail.
"What's important is the number of defaults, probation violations, and committed time," Ms. Marshard said.
Defense attorney Rob Moriarty asked Judge Williams to set bail at $1,500, and argued that that amount would ensure his client's return to court. "Fifteen thousand dollars bail for three grams of heroin is punishment," Mr. Moriarty said.
Judge Williams set bail at $7,500 for Mr. Lewis. He was released on bail from the Dukes County Jail on Friday, February 15.
Mr. Waters was charged with being present where heroin was kept and conspiracy to violate drug laws. Citing the police report, Ms. Marshard said Mr. Waters had agreed to introduce Mr. Lewis to drug users on Martha's Vineyard for a cash payment.
"These are certainly not the same, or as serious, as the charges against his co-defendant," Ms. Marshard told the court. "But clearly, this is the drug operation of two people traveling from off Island." She asked for $8,000 bail.
Judge Williams set bail at $1,500 for Mr. Waters. He ordered Mr. Lewis held in jail on an open warrant issued for his arrest in a case from Brockton District Court. As of Wednesday he remained at the Dukes County Jail.
Quick action
Edgartown Detective Mike Snowden told The Times in a telephone conversation that the task force moved quickly Monday after learning that Mr. Lewis had checked into a room in the Mansion House, and, with introductions from Mr. Waters, who formerly lived in Edgartown, planned to sell heroin on the Island.
With the cooperation of the hotel, police moved into a room that adjoined the room Mr. Lewis and his girlfriend occupied and began watching the couple's movements day and night.
Detective Snowden said the Island is a lucrative place to do business because dealers can sell heroin for triple the price in Brockton.
"We know that they wired a significant amount of money to Brockton," he said.
He said Mr. Lewis became so comfortable on the Island over the course of three days that he began looking for a house to rent.
At 5:30 pm Wednesday, police were watching the hotel room when Mr. Waters arrived to join Mr. Lewis and Ms. Montrond in the room. A short time later, Mr. Waters left and police moved in, shouting "Search warrant, police."
Police found baggies, scales, individually wrapped quantities of heroin, and a $100 bill used for a controlled drug buy, part of the $1,200 in cash police found in the room. Police questioned Mr. Waters.
"During the interview, Waters admitted that he traveled to Island with Lewis," according to the police report. "Waters continued to say the deal was he would introduce Lewis to clientele on the Island and in return he would be paid cash. Waters stated that Lewis brought down two fingers (20 grams) of dope."
Detective Snowden said the bulk of the heroin had been sold by the time police made the arrests. But the investigation is expected to pay dividends.
Mr. Snowden said that over the course of the surveillance police saw familiar faces of customers and new faces as well. They said they plan to follow up.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Edgartown Police station at 508-627-4343.
Keep up the good work DTF. And I hope anyone with info about people that come to the island and the ones who already live here that pollute those who didn't know better than to stay away from drugs. I hope you will place an Anonymous Tip. Text or Call 774-310-1190. EPD. This type of scum is hurting your/ our children, family and friends and love ones.So many users are now unable to stop on there own. They need help. A call could save a friend,family , a child or a life.
They are innocent until proven guilty. it doesn't matter about previous sentences or finding the stuff on them or the cash loot they found or any admissions. These things are complicated and there likely are all kinds of circumstances that surround this case so don't jump to any conclusions. Put them on the basketball team and let them play. All of us should take a deep breath and suspend judgment–it is only fair.
Semmelt you made me laugh out loud today! I usually can't stand your comments but today I take it all back.
Loved the sarcasm. (it was sarcasm, right??)-
You really cannot stand anything I say. Aw c'mon don't be so hard on me. do you see how contradictory many are on issues like this. The player isnt guilty because he is young and black and on the team, but these thugs are for sure guilty. I love it.
Glad the DTF is starting to crack down on drug dealers. MV has quite a few who do this and have never been arrested, maybe because they are small time or tell? Either way arrest ALL and do it the old way of DO NOT RETURN bye bye.
Great off island drug dealers cashing in on the users. The stores also cash in on the islanders. Man this is a conspiracy!
I hope that since the task force can lighten up on the marijuana users, they can go after the dangerous drugs. Good to focus on hard drugs that really ruin lives, and leave the hippies enjoying a sunset alone.
one narcotic is no worse than another
Most people with common sense would disagree with that.
just for the record, since you make so many uninformed statements concerning this subject, (medical marijuana) I will not respond to you about it.
Survey says? "X" (a little Family Feud humor … ) To say all narcotics are equally as bad is ludicrous. Certain drugs screw you up a lot worse than others. Granted breaking the law is bad, but there are varying degrees of "badness." This is like saying all illegal acts are equally as bad. However we should thank the irrational extremists for making these discussion sections interesting. If everyone thought logically, life would be boring.
Mister Lewis was certainly putting on airs by staying at the Mansion House! Trying to impress the girlfriend, maybe? I'll bet that she was really impressed when their posh room was raided! I just hope that somebody paid the innkeepers.
Well done DTF,
I'm starting to believe that Detective Snowden really is Batman.
Glad this was "nipped in the bud" before it became a real "Brockton-Vineyard Connection".
Still plenty of work to do both in LE and treatment.


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When I get ahead with my finances I would like to upgrade the RIA if I can. What would be some upgrades that will help in making this pistol more reliable and better for fast target acquisition and accuracy? Its the RIA 1911 full size gov model 45acp. It seems to be accurate enough but any improvement will be welcome. Thanks Daryl
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Well, that depends alot on you my friend. Congrats on the 1911 purchase - now you have about a GAZILLION add-ons to pick through. Did you have the tuned to a carry weight? Around 3-4#? I think a trigger job is the #1 thing to do to any pistol or rifle for better shooting purposes. Next, on the RIA's especially, I would have the feed ramp polished ( or do it yourself if you feel capable ) but having a polished feed ramp is ALWAYS a good idea on a pistol like the 1911. It should be standard on every pistol, but I don't know RIA well enough to say one way or the other. If you can't see a mirror shine, I would suggest a polish job because it will help the ammo load more reliably.... Quality magazines - I can't stress these enough. If you don't have quality mags, the gun could be the best one going, but if the ammo can't get into the chamber, it's not going to be anything more than a 2# club. How's the gun fit YOUR hand? Are the grips the right width? Can you safely reach the magazine release and the slide release without rotating the gun off target?? So many questions.... and so many options. I love the 1911 platform. JD
The mag release is ok but the slide release I have to rotate a little. I have big hands but it still takes a little effort to release the slide.The mags are good quality. I plan on a couple more though just like the one that came with it.The trigger and feed ramp sound like good things to do. Actually the most annoying thing is the sights. They are real low and combat sights. The width of the rear sight notch is so small it takes a couple seconds to find the sight picture but then I guess if I really need to use it for defense the sights will most likely not be used just point and shoot at a few feet.Mainly reliability is what I want. I dont want any feed problems or ejection problems.I read about short plunger stops and reverse recoil spring something. Cant remember where I read this and didnt know for sure what the guy was talking about.I wide beavertail on the back of the grip would be nice I guess. I like the looks of them but not necessary right? Thanks Dillinger Daryl
That's the thing with the Internetz and a customizable platform like the 1911. EVERYONE thinks they are an expert and knows EXACTLY what YOU need. They don't. I don't. The only person that KNOWS what YOU need on YOUR gun is YOU! All the other sales and marketing and my buddy did this, or I have one and did that, is all bullshit if it doesn't work for YOU. Example. I got an H & K USP Tactical with the threaded barrel, the 12 round mags, the rubber "shock buffer" for tighter groups and 4 (6?) position adjustable trigger not long after they were released on the market to the public. EVERYONE loves that gun who has never OWNED that gun... LOL I can't stand it. It's a brick. It's bulky. You can't conceal it. The trigger pull is atrocious, even after I adjusted it ( over travel is perfect though - H&K did that part 100% right ) yet it runs flawlessly and I have NEVER had a problem with it. I just don't personally care for it. It doesn't fit my hands right and it doesn't feel right - but you watch, someone in the next month will reference wanting one, or seeing one and loving it... LOL So, for your 1911, you need to do some ammo tests and see if the damn thing eats what you feed it. Don't throw money at a problem that doesn't exist. If you can buy 6 boxes of different types of ammo, load them up, run them through the gun, cold/hot/dirty/freshly clean, and hit what you are aiming at, you don't have a problem. That's the God's honest truth... No, if you start getting failures to feed ( FTF ) or failures to eject ( FTE ) - then you have a problem and need to start looking into this further because it's going to be a bitch to pull that bugger out, get off one shot, have a stove pipe and try to remember Emergency Clearing Drills while you are amped out of your gord on adrenaline and the bad guy is getting closer with evil intentions.... From the sound of things, you might want to consider a longer, more pronounced slide release. Here's a model made by Wilson Combat. It says that minor fitting might be required, but it's pretty damn basic, you don't need an armorer's certificate to drop it in and see if it works. I personally never use the slide release on my pistols, it was taught to me not to, so I do a hand over the slide rack and roll, unless I am doing tactical reloads in which case no slide work is needed. As for sights, there are so many out there, you need to find out what you like and get someone to install them for you. I would suggest night sights, because they make a difference in the dark and don't hinder you in the daylight. However, there is nothing so humbling and infuriating as trying to "tap" a new night sight into place and accidently splitting the base. Yes, I have done it and it sucks.... So have a pro change out your sights unless you have the proper tools... Other than that very basic advise, shoot the damn thing A LOT and see how she performs. You may have a rock star and not even know it... JD
Thanks again Dillinger. Ive always just went with what I wanted and my best judgment and it has not let me down. Your right, I need to just shoot the crap out of it and see what it does. Thanks again Daryl
A friend of mine has a RIA 1911, as do I, but his has been accurized. He told me it has an accurized barrel, full length guide rod and reworked trigger. Of course, it's probably got more upgrades than that but that's all he mentioned to me. He doesn't spend money on it unless it makes it more accurate so it looks factory. Mine is accurate enough in it's factory configuration that I can put eight rounds in a standard post-it note at 20 yards. Good enough for a $300 handgun.
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I know there are a few things that can be done to help accurize and increase reliability. The beavertail would be totally personal preference. I've never been bitten by my 1911, but I've been told that it only takes 1 hit to never want it to happen again, so for the time being. my grip safety is staying the same. I've also read that the barrel bushing should be a pretty tight fit, (almost to the point of requiring a bushing wrench?) which is something that my stock Springfield is not, it's by no means loose, but i can EASILY remove it by hand in a second. I've ordered a new one from Springfield to get a better fit out of. Just a thought.
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Thanks everyone. Dr Marneaus, the barrell bushing in my RIA is hard to remove. Its a tight fit and I have to wrk a little to get it out with my fingers. I thought that was a bad thing, sounds like it is a good thing. I have not shot it much but it sure seems accurate enough. Dillinger, the feed ramp on my pistol looks like a mirror.From the way I am looking at it I think the top of the ramp could use being rounded off just a little but Im afraid I would mess it up and cause feed problems. I will just shoot it as is for quite awhile and see how she does.I have never tinkered with a 1911 platform so Im hesitant to do anything myself. I have done a few trigger jobs(home tune) on some bolt guns and lever guns but never a pistol. The trigger is almost light enough maybe 4 to 5 lb but it has some creep. A lb or so off the trigger and the creep removed would be nice. Daryl
Trigger, sear and hammer are the most important upgrades. You can send your pistol into Wilson and have them do a full trigger job if you're afraid to do it yourself. Otherwise, $100 in parts will make you love your 1911 even more than you already do. After that, I'd replace the sights with some sort of low profile, 2 color tritium sights and some nice, sticky rubber grips. 2k or 3k rounds at this point would be an "upgrade" as it will wear everything in and give you a lot of practice. After that, I'd go after the guide rod, match bushing, and MSH. Lastly, I'd go for a match barrel
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At twice the speed of inkjets and featuring the World's Fastest auto two-sided print speeds, the WorkForce Pro WP-4020 was built to keep your business running at full speed. This ultra efficient printer delivers high quality output while getting up to 50% less cost per page than colour laser. Boasting two-sided print speeds of 9.2 ISO ppm (black) and 7.1 ISO ppm (colour), the WorkForce Pro WP-4020 moves at your busy pace. Offering remarkable productivity, it features a 330-sheet paper capacity and a robust duty cycle. Built-in wireless networking makes it easy to share your printer with others. And, direct mobile printing1 ensures you'll be able to print from virtually any room in your office. Best of all, the WP-4020 offers low hassle, extra large, easy to install cartridges, with a high yield of 2400 pages Black, 1200 pages colour.
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I've used Epson products since 1996 when I bought my first flatbed scanner, the name of which eludes me now but it was followed by the Perfection 'Something' 5-6 years later. Same...Read complete review
I've used Epson products since 1996 when I bought my first flatbed scanner, the name of which eludes me now but it was followed by the Perfection 'Something' 5-6 years later. Same with printers. Epson always aimed for excellent quality with a price that was affordable to the average person like myself. Nothing has changed. This WP-4020 is excellent; a breeze to set up and connect to my wireless network and great color printing right after. A number 1 recommendation from that independent rating organization too, which I found out after my purchase. Had something like $.03/page cost for a full page (can't remember exactly) ... wonderfully economic. And I bought the Perfection V33 scanner around a year and a half ago. It's another great device (I like single function devices for some unknown reason) that is wonderfully economic with excellent quality. Oh, and while the FAQ says it's not designed for full page labels, I used the most well known company's labels that has "Ink Jet Labels Specifically Designed for popular ink jet printers" on the box and they worked great - for me. I'm not advocating anything contrary to what Epson officially states! Finally, the built in wireless stays connected anywhere in my house and the printer has the WPS button same as my router so it was only a two button press to connect.
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I bought the WP 4020 in late August, 2012. I printed somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 sheets, mostly B&W but also some color. In late September, the Yellow starter...Read complete review
I bought the WP 4020 in late August, 2012. I printed somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 sheets, mostly B&W but also some color. In late September, the Yellow starter cartridge was virtually still unused but when printing a photo graph the colors were skewed towards the blue and the yellow print head was no longer ejecting ink. I called Epson since the unit was virtually new and after about 1 hour of trying a variety of different head cleaning manuevers, they decided the printer was defective. They shipped a new unti to me and told me I didn't have to return the defective unit. I am happy to have the new printer and it is still working after 3 days, but am concerned about the durability of this printer model. I hope it continues to function, but if it quits again, I hope it does that while still under warranty. The new printer does a good job with both color and black and white output. In addition, it is very, very fast for an inkjet printer and the duplex capability is a great feature for such an inexpensive printer. I assume that money lost on producing the printer will be made up when buying new ink.
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Comments about Epson WorkForce Pro WP-4020 Multifunction Printer:
just installed printer and tested two prints..all went ok Will evaluate when I print next full job.
very fast, high quality
By JP
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First a caveat, I purchased this printer refurbished, the ink cartridges that came with the machine had either very low ink or the printer ink loading process did not work properly as the printer used up the entire color ink cartridges during the initial set-up. I fortunately had purchased another set with the printer. Similarly, the ink well or tank was indicating nearly full and is perhaps a result of the refurbishment process. In any event, Epson was nice enough to provide me with a replacement ink tank and set of color cartridges. I've now been using the printer for several weeks it is is performing extremely well for an ink jet printer. Quality is excellent and printer speed is also very good. I especially like the double sided feature, wireless access and large paper tray capacity.
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I like the printer. It is low cost to maintain with ink replacement and they last fairly long with low useage. Prints well. Now, comes the but.....BUT this is my second printer, same model from Epson. The first had difficulty with paper feed. Neither the upright paper feed in the back or the lower paper feed worked. Just received the second and less than 3 wks and it is starting to do the same thing with the replacement. I will say that Epson quickly replaced the printer without any hesitation but it is frustrating not having a computer printer that can feed paper.
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By Oldman
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The star rating is actually 4 1/2 but I couldn't figure how to do the 1/2. I am only using this printer for personal use at this time but it has been excellent. The reason I selected it is it has independent color cartridges so if you are doing something that uses mostly one color you do not waste so much ink, also the cartridges are large enough that you are not having to continually having to change.
A good basic business printer
By SrME
from Detroit area
I've been using the WP-4020 for about two weeks for administrative work in a monastery --- probably comparable to a home office or a small business. I come to the WP-4020 after a year with an Epson Stylus Photo R2000, which was easily the most beautiful printer I've ever had. The WP-4020 is inevitably a comedown. But it's also a fraction of the price, and fits into the smaller office space I now have. The paper cassette is the type of thing we are accustomed to with copiers. I keep it loaded with plain typing/copier paper. You would not want to use it for multiple types of paper --- it's too much trouble to change. The printer does a good, reliable job with the cassette stock, quite fast, with only one paper jam so far (and that was probably my fault). It does double-sided jobs easily and quickly --- better than any previous printer I have had. The efficiency of two-sided printing is the aspect of the WP-4020 I have most enjoyed. The printer is set to use less ink for double-sided jobs containing graphics or photos --- to keep the graphics from crinkling the paper. The result seems to me washed out. If I want jobs of this kind to look good, I will probably just use a higher quality paper in the rear feed and do the two sides manually. The rear "multipurpose" tray was for me an essential. It does every other type of media --- which in my case means most of my work: business stationary and envelopes, punched paper, labels, and a variety of odd sizes and shapes. It does a good, professional job with ordinary letters and envelopes, and also with 6 1/2" x 8 1/2" paper and the corresponding 6 3/4" envelopes. It will do half-sheet landscape notepaper well --- but not the corresponding envelope; the address comes out unacceptably crooked. I am seeing the same crooked text on certain other smaller sizes; e.g. 4" x 6.75". I miss the arrow-straight, perfect reliability of the R2000; but this is a simple, basic business printer, and it can only do what it can do. All business-quality printers today seem to be bulky. There's some excuse for bulk in an all-in-one; I'm not sure it's justified in this case. It may be to accommodate the exceptionally large ink cartridges, which admittedly are probably more economical. But one of the assets of this printer is the rear tray --- and its large size makes the rear tray difficult to reach. If you use the rear tray constantly, as I do, then it's up and down with every item you print. I think I would have preferred the old smaller cartridges and a more compact printer that was easier and more comfortable to use. Those of us who do not need or want an all-in-one do not at present have much choice. I beg Epson not to forget us --- to keep providing at least some inexpensive, mid-range and top quality printers that are simply PRINTERS. Surely others too do not want to pay for features we don't need and which only make our work clumsier and more difficult. Thank you Epson!
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This is just a jim dandy printer!
from Eugene, Oregon
I only took two of these printers to get a good one. The first one would not stay programed. The second one the one I am reviewing is just what I wanted. Duplex printing, large ink tanks, large paper tray and reliable. Well I got all this and more. I have had this printer for several months and will recommend it to any one with out any reservation other than it is big which is also good.
By Michelle
from Juneau, AK
The Epson WP-4020 is the fourth Epson printer I have used for art cards. It was delivered yesterday, and I printed out over 100 cards very quickly tonight. It is very fast, handles the card stock well, and the print quality seems exceptional. It is surprisingly large and makes occasional mooing sounds while printing. Another surprise was the "maintenance box" which needs to be replaced periodically. I checked out the link for User Replaceable Parts and was told by a listed company's representative that the part number is T671 000. He said you can search for that part number on Epson. Otherwise you cannot find it from the web page. It is shown in the on-line manual (without a part number). However, I would not recommend this printer to a friend because there seems to be some OS incompatibility--I already have gotten a couple Windows notices that the Epson Printers Updater is incompatible with Windows and to tell Epson. My previous two Epson printers also had that notice with Windows 8.1 before they stopped functioning, and I thought this model, being more recent, would be more compatible with Windows 8.1.
Not like the others
By sadiebryde
from Marin County, CA
I've used nothing but Epson printers for the speed and reliability since I started working with computers. The first one I bought in 1997 still worked fine when I gave it away in 2010, the brain just couldn't handle the newer operating systems on both Mac and PC. The second one I bought for the office also became obsolete, but didn't stop working. Another one blew out during a power surge. None of them had any problems. This one, however, is nothing but. After about a year of use the feeder tray broke. I found it was unrepairable, so bought another one, BUT with a warranty. This last one only worked for 4 months before it broke down; first it wouldn't power on, then when I wasn't looking it came on and printed up a page of gibberish before cheerfully printing out poor quality pages with lines through everything and missing color blocks. Yay. Must replace again. So inconvenient and unnecessarily costly. Poor design and a brief life.
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By The Duke
from Temperance, Michigan
Epson, WP-4020 Printer The unit does exactly what it is advertised to do. The paper tray keeps the paper flat, out of sight, and holds a large supply. The installation of the ink cartridges are quick and easy. The double sided printing definitely saves paper. The unit prints many different sizes of paper plus envelopes. The unit is very quiet and as advertised, has a dynamic print speed. I did not want a flimsy toy, I wanted a solid built unit and I got it. After exstensive research I chose Epson and I am glad I did. The unit is far superior to what I had,(It was not and Epson).
WP-4020 No Ink!
By Drew
from Roswell, GA
I bought a rebuilt WP-4020 printer that was supposed to come with 1,000 + pages of ink (their sample ink package). After printing 1 sample page, I noticed the ink warning for all of the colored ink was at the bottom of the level warning (black was at 50%)! What's going on - no ink! I just got the printer and haven't printed anything!!! Still waiting to hear from them but the ink cartridges were sealed when I got them.
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I am going to try to post a picture of my young'un. It was a "volunteer" from my neighbor's yard. I've tried raising others like it before, but had no luck till now! I dug this out of our lawn last year and stuck it in a corner of my front bed for a nursery to see what would happen. Last fall its few (maybe four) leaves were munched off by varmints. They came back once, but were eaten again. I gave up hope. But this spring...voila! Here it came back! Now it's about a foot tall, with many leaves. My questions are, what kind is it? And also, should I just let it grow straight for a few years? Do I need to remove any leaves at this point, or what? I've never raised a tree before!
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Well, I'm totally frustrated. I hope no one gets mad for posting this here, but I am trying to pull in my picture to my message, which I see has been done before. I finally got it into the garden Gallery, but how do I get it in my message?! Waaah! Mary |
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Well, thank you! I'd still prefer to put the actual picture in the post, but the link will suffice for now! It looks like the instructions you have might have changed, though I'm not sure. Anyway, here's the link, see what you think it is!! Thanks again! http://i16.tinypic.com/5zp6dyu.jpg Mary |
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Ok firstly I'd put some chicken wire around it to keep the critters out ...second a seed grown tree is classified a seedling tree and is NOT a named cultivar ...It looks like a matsumarae leaf form which is not uncommon...and is simply a red japanese generic maple. It seems healthy so just protect it and let it grow DON'T trimm it or remove any leaves..if it's in a "bad" place I'd wait a year and next late fall or early winter or late winter early spring dig it up and move it. Even generic Jm's like a little afternoon shade but they are "generally" hardy and not too picky it will likely do ok just about anywhere. David |
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Why, thank you! The chicken wire is a fine idea. And thank you for the rest of the advice. I'll let you know how it does! It's a fun adventure. Mary |
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Hi guys! I just wanted to say hi! I finally decided to join gardenweb after trolling the forums for a few years. I live in the Dallas area and am constantly looking for new and interesting plants, especially those that serve double duty in the landscape - look great and provide food for either me or the birds/bees. The pic is of my most recent addition to my front yard - romanesco broccoli, 2 types of kale, mustard greens, marigolds, and snapdragons, planted alongside some squash. |
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Andbowen, WELCOME ! Your double duty bed is beautiful! You might check out Malabar spinach for a beautiful vine with huge green leaves that no bugs bother. It's edible and very tasty in my opinion. :-) |
What a pretty garden! I echo Roselee's welcome! |
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Nice garden. Welcome to GW. I have a bunch of the romanesco broccoli starts this year. Now if only the sweet potato would shrink so I can plant them. I am sure that Ruby chard and fordhook giant would look good in your garden. I also like arugala when it blooms. There is a yellow blooming slow bolting Italian arugala that is cold and heat hardy and grows in part shaded areas. I have had my plant growing for two years. It has made a lanced shaped spice green through the summer AND winter, I just cut it back. It also over hangs ledges nicely, so it will look good in a large planter.. ooh ooh ooh. The texture of dinasaur kale is really cool. |
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I love the bed and welcome! Where did you find broccoli romanesco...I failed at starting from seed....again. Any tips or tricks? Where in DFW are you? I'm in Arlington. c |
Roselee, we grew malabar spinach two years ago, and I was so surprised to see it comeback on its own the next spring! What a cool vine! Wontonamara, I'm planning on planting tons of chard, more kale, collards, arugula, rapini, etc. in the front yard over the coming months. I'll post pics as I update the landscape. :) Yellow flowered arugula sounds so cool! I only have the wild/white flower version. I like to let it bolt because the flowers are quite tasty. Cynthianovak, I'm in the Richardson/Addison area. |
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gretchen7, you can always tuck them into your front yard landscape beds! Most greens and herbs blend in very easily. I take it to the extreme with squash and watermelons in my front beds, but it doesn't have to be overboard to be useful. |
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Just some iris I have blooming I thought I would share. No names on these. Some I bought and some shared with me. Hope pictures taken with iPad look ok. |
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Very pretty! I really like that 2nd one, not surprising since I have several that type :) |
The last one is Clarence I think! |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Thu, May 9, 13 at 1:00
Yes, the last one looks like Clarence to me too. Lovely irises. |
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Very pretty. kay |
My Clarence isn't that dark in the lavender area. From top to bottom in this picture, Jumping Jack Flash, Clarence and Royal Elegance. |
The first one looks like Valimar! |
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Location was about 100 yards from Spanish Steps, and very close to a metro stop. AlsoRooms were very comfortable and bathrooms were good sized and modern. Service was excellent, from the concierge to the 24 hour butler service in the lounge. On booking, we received an email from the concierge with a list of their favorite restaurants, descriptions and offers to book reservation - Anonymous
Nice knowledgeable and friendly staff( Russian, English, Italian), great location( we lived in the same building with Prada and Caffe Greco), nice clean room, cozy Italian bar for breakfast. We are definitely recommending this family hotel for a first time traveler- all suggestions we've got from the owner - restaurants, shops, sites, transportation -were excellent . Note: for a tourist who prefer the anonymity of a big hotel this is not a solution. Roma 55 is a small family business with five - Anonymous
If you don't mind walking up and down step steps to get from the from entrance to your room then this hotel is a great place to stay. Located about 100 meters from the Spanish Steps and a comfortable 2.5 km walk from both the Vatican and colleseum this hotel is quiet (good double glazed and sound proofed windows) and only comprises 5 rooms. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the manager Eric looked after us well and was an excellent host. Don't have breakfast in your room, venture dow - Anonymous
the "being at home" feel (no reception after 18.30 so one moves with his own keys, free access to coffee and drinks, quality cosmetics), the decoration, the location, the cleanliness - Natalia
Room was very well appointed Excellent location right by the Metro Station. Fantastic terrace bar available in the evenings with 'the best' view of the Spanish steps. - Anonymous
Location, Location and location. The hotel is ok, good value for money,nice people, clean, family and worm hotel. There is an elevator from theMetro station up to the street level of the hotel. - Yair
The location is super fab...shopping.. Spanish steps.. Restaurants... ! And the hotel also has a bar & restaurant on the ground floor, serving food & drinks till 1:30am...which is great. I booked a suite thru letsbookhotel.com at an awesome rate..& got total value for money, as it was really spacious & comfy. The front office staff at check-in & Check-out was really hospitable,friendly, polite & helpful...! Surely recommend this hotel ..& will surely stay here again. - Anonymous
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Billings voters have an important civic opportunity and responsibility to vote on bonds and levies for Billings Public Schools. If passed Tuesday, the combined bonds and levies will be used to support the daily operations of elementary and high schools, to fund technology for elementary students, and to maintain the district's school buildings. The Billings Education Foundation asks that you cast your ballots in favor of these bonds and levies on or before May 8.
While the fundamental purpose for schools is to teach and educate children, schools do a lot more than that. Schools are civic centers for our neighborhoods. They are places for our community to meet, participate in activities, enjoy music and theater programs as well as athletic events, and support the overall development of our children as future leaders of our society. Schools employ not only teachers and administrators but also librarians, nurses, counselors, secretaries, custodians, special educators, para-professionals, and others. Schools connect our children with the world around them. Schools build communities, and foster economic development. When businesses look to locate to a community, one of the first things they look at is the quality of the schools and its graduates.
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Partners say they expect to make Minnesota investments in the coming years.
A venture capital firm with offices in Minnetonka and significant Minnesota backing announced Wednesday that it has raised $100 million to invest in young business-to-business software companies.
General partners and co-founders Charles Beeler in Menlo Park, Calif., and Jeff Hinck in Minnetonka, both venture capitalists since 1997, have formed the fund, called Icon Venture Partners. The two invested in and helped sell Twin Cities firms such as Compellent and Enstratius in recent years.
"Certainly we do more out in Silicon Valley, but we've had some pretty good ones over the years in the Twin Cities," Hinck said. "We're seeing pretty active dealflow so we expect to have a nice number of companies over the next several years in Minnesota as well."
Through three quarters in 2013, a down year for the state, Minnesota has attracted about $150 million in total venture funding. Most investment in Minnesota has typically gone to medical device start-ups, but Icon Ventures is looking for companies that build enterprise software for businesses.
In the past, Beeler and Hinck have backed firms that were acquired by Cisco and Dell. Compellent, a data storage firm based in Eden Prairie, was purchased by Dell for $960 million in 2011.
The fund is focused on seed and early stage funding, and has already put money into five companies, including Sport NGIN, formerly TST Media, a provider of Web and mobile solutions for sports organizations that's based in Minneapolis.
Hinck expects to add about 15 more companies to the fund's portfolio, while continuing to help the companies already on the portfolio.
The firm has a list of more than 80 "technology partners" with expertise at firms like Piper Jaffray, 3M, Cargill, Google, Microsoft, Compellent and Proto Labs. All of the technology partners are investors in the fund, Hinck said, and they offer a network of advisers for start-ups that attract Icon Venture capital.
Software is the hottest industry for venture capital in the country today, because it offers quicker returns than, say, medical device start-ups, which must sometimes spend years conducting costly clinical trials before taking a product to market. Software firms attracted $3.6 billion of the total $7.8 billion invested in the third quarter.
"It's become more capital-efficient to start businesses today than it was 10 years ago," Hinck said. "You can get three guys, and four months later you've got a product out there and can get some early customers."
That means that while the Twin Cities won't be Silicon Valley anytime soon, the barriers to starting a software company are lower and geography matters less, Hinck said.
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Just yesterday, Google started selling the Galaxy Nexus on its Play store. The news caught many off guard - not only had Google not done anything of the sort for quite some time, but the price ($399) was surprisingly low for an unlocked, contract-free device. Unfortunately, however, there was a catch: namely, the gadget was still subject to all the usual taxes and shipping fees (at least in all the states we tested - CA, TX, KY, MN, and likely many others), bringing the total cost up by almost $50.
A couple of weeks ago, we analyzed a crash log that referred to a mysterious Galaxy Nexus software profile called 'takju'. It was completely unknown at the time what takju was, but we know that Google has been using it to test the next version of Android, referred to as "Jelly Bean" in the crash log.
The veil of mystery has now been lifted, as we now know what this build is: it's the U.S GSM Nexus that was released this morning by Google for sale in the Play Store.
So, it looks like Google is getting back into the smartphone selling game - the GSM Galaxy Nexus just showed up on the Play Store. What's even more interesting, is the fact that it's selling for $399, unlocked and completely contract free. Three-hundred-ninety-nine dollars. That's only $99 more than many of Verizon's subsidized phones!
Since this just landed, we're not entirely sure of all the details yet, but we're going to start digging through the page and will update this post with all the info we find.
The day that many Sprint customers have been waiting for is finally here: the arrival of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. That's not the only new device to hit The Now Network today, either - the LG Viper and LG Optimus Elite also join the ranks of new offerings on Sprint.
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Although the Galaxy Nexus pre-order inventory sold out after only three days of availability, it looks like there are plenty to go around now.
Owners of the unlocked GSM Galaxy Nexus (yakju) are waking up to an OTA update notification this morning that is said to fix the signal loss issues which came along with build IMM76D. Since this new build (IMM76I) doesn't bump the Android version, kernel, or radios at all, however, we're not sure if the update makes any other changes (though it's unlikely).
For those who want to update manually, you can grab the download right here.
Three days ago, Sprint finally announced pre-order and availability details for its version of the Galaxy Nexus. Turns out that the demand was more than expected, as the Now Network is completely sold out of its pre-order inventory.
Considering we don't often hear about carriers selling out of pre-order devices, this might be a good indication that the Sprint GNex could be even more difficult than anticipated to find on retail shelves beginning on April 22.
We've been waiting eagerly for Sprint to get on board the LTE train and now that it's finally happening with the Now Network's version of the Galaxy Nexus, Wirefly is stepping in to make the deal even more attractive: the Galaxy Nexus is available today for $150 with a new account. That's half the price of the Verizon Galaxy Nexus and $50 off the phone directly from Sprint.
If you're looking to get in on Sprint's "truly unlimited" LTE data plans, but still want to save some cash on the device, Wirefly is also selling the LG Viper for $20, or $80 off Sprint's official price.
Confirming our suspicion that Sprint's variant of the Galaxy Nexus would be available on the 22nd, a pre-order page has gone live at Sprint.com, allowing customers to reserve Samsung's first Ice Cream Sandwich-powered device for just $199 with a two-year agreement.
What's more, the Now Network's pre-order page suggests that customers who buy early may just get their hands on a Galaxy Nexus sooner than expected:
We deal with rumors and potential fakes on a daily basis, and I have to warn you right away - on a scale of unconfirmed to solid, the source of this post is leaning to the left.
We've long suspected that the Spring Galaxy Nexus will be finally crawling out of the labs and into our hands on April 22nd, with today's Sprint planogram note BGR got ahold of confirming it. To make the case even stronger, we'll throw in a tip from one of our sources at Best Buy who sent us these internal images.
While neither picture explicitly names the devices, they should indeed be the Galaxy Nexus and the LG Viper 4G, the latter of which is officially coming out on the same date as well.


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Is Sarah Palin America's Baghdad Bob?
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Palin Greets Environmentalists with Bullets and Shoes…
I've never written or cared much about Sarah Palin. Even though her pattern of endorsements indicates she's running for president, she is basically unelectable. So who cares? But her recent twitter offensive blaming "Greenies" for the Gulf oil spill — this, an attempt to defend her signature line "Drill Baby, Drill!" — got me thinking about how much she reminded me of another public figure.
You may not remember the name Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, but I'm betting you remember Baghdad Bob. Who can forget the iconic CNN footage of the Iraqi government spokesperson standing on a roof in Baghdad saying, "There are no American infidels in Baghdad? Never!" All the while, bombs exploded on camera — even causing him to check his back at least once.
Once we got to know Baghdad Bob, he amused us with dozens of other pronouncements including, "We will welcome them with bullets and shoes," and "I triple guarantee you, there are no American soldiers in Baghdad." Baghdad Bob's career as Iraqi Minister of Ridiculousness can best be summed up by another of his quotes, "Lying is forbidden in Iraq. President Saddam Hussein will tolerate nothing but truthfulness as he is a man of great honor and integrity."
Over here, we have Sarah Palin.
Outside of Alaska, political junkies first heard of Wasilla Sarah when she flogged the famous "Bridge to Nowhere" like a wet sled dog. Later, most everyone else met her when she was tapped by former-maverick (and now never was) John McCain to be his VP. Looking back at video of that announcement, it becomes clear that baby Trig and his blanket were being used as props to cover up the baby inside daughter Bristol.
Soon after, we all learned that Palin – as she claimed it – "told the Congress 'Thanks, but no thanks' on that 'Bridge to Nowhere'.'' In now characteristic deception, though, she'd really only changed her position after Congress told her "Thanks, but no thanks." And we learned that Bristol, a product of abstinence-only education — had been pregnant for some time. The baby turned out to be the product of a union with a boy who'd "rather be hunting." I'll admit I can see why. Mom's kind of a, well, you know…
Wasilla Sarah used her public office to try to get her ex-brother-in-law fired, then denied it. She told Alaska secessionists to "keep up the good work", then denied it. And she famously blamed reliably-friendly interviewers Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson for asking "gotcha questions" These included what she reads and if she supported the Bush Doctrine. The nerve of those guys!
Most recently, within just one calendar day, Wasilla Sarah went on a 24 hour offensive, Twitter-style…
>>"I never say drill,baby,drill" Ahh, that's much of the problem,Mr.President;Drill ANWR&unlock land for safe onshore devlpmnt/energy securty
>>C'mon., Extreme Greenies-who-lock-up-our-lands
>>"Extreme Greenies:see now why we push"drill,baby,drill"of known reserves&promising finds in safe onshore places like ANWR? Now do you get it
>>"Extreme Enviros: Drill, Baby, Drill in ANWR – Now Do You Get It? http://fb.me/zWxkjbw8
The last one leads to a Facebook screed that blames environmentalists for the Gulf oil spill and calls them "hypocritical," "greedy," and "liars" who "file lawsuits." (Wasilla Sarah loves those forms of communications where you can delete the comments, don'tcha know.) It ends with this text-book example of language co-opting, "Radical environmentalists: you are damaging the planet with your efforts to lock up safer drilling areas. There's nothing clean and green about your misguided, nonsensical radicalism, and Americans are on to you as we question your true motives."
Baghdad Bob, meet Wasilla Sarah. She's you – on steroids.
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Substitute Mauro Matos scored a stoppage-time winner as San Lorenzo sealed their place in the final of the Club World Cup following a 2-1 victory over Auckland City FC.
Substitute Mauro Matos scored a stoppage-time winner as San Lorenzo sealed their place in the final of the Club World Cup following a 2-1 victory over Auckland City FC.
FIFA ethics investigator Michael Garcia has lost his appeal against the findings which cleared Qatar and Russia to host the 2022 and 2018 World Cups.
FIFA's executive committee will be asked to formally vote next week on whether the Garcia report into World Cup bidding should be published.
The Qatar World Cup in 2022 could be played safely between 5 May and 4 June rather than in the winter, the European Club Association has argued.
Argentine giants River Plate have won the Copa Sudamericana for the first time in their history with a 2-0 win at home against Atletico Nacional of Colombia.
A Peruvian player is recovering in hospital after being struck by lightning during a match, according to the away club and local media reports.
Michel Platini has called on Sepp Blatter to relinquish the FIFA presidency in a bid to solve the "very, very, very bad" image of football's world governing body.
Brazilian great Pele is looking forward to enjoying the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics after being discharged from hospital on Tuesday.
Pele is scheduled to leave hospital on Tuesday following his urinary tract infection.
Robbie Keane scored the winner in extra-time to hand Landon Donovan the perfect retirement present as the Los Angeles Galaxy beat the New England Revolution 2-1 to claim the MLS Cup.
Brazilian superstar Pele is continuing his recovery from a urinary tract infection.
Robbie Keane and the Los Angeles Galaxy sealed their place in the MLS Cup on away goals after their two-leg clash with the Seattle Sounders finished 2-2 on aggregate.
Asian soccer chief Shaikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa said any non-confidential aspects of the report into the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups should be made public.
Pele's condition is "improving" but he remains in the intensive care unit of the Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, according to a statement released on Friday.
Brazilian three-time World Cup winner Pele has been admitted to a "special care" unit in a Sao Paulo hospital following his admission to hospital earlier this week.
Three current FIFA executive committee members are under investigation by ethics chief Michael Garcia following his probe into World Cup bidding.
Bastia forward Brandao has been sentenced to one month in prison for headbutting Paris St Germain midfielder Thiago Motta, a French tribunal said.
Brazilian football legend Pele was back in hospital Monday in Sao Paulo, days after he underwent surgery for kidney stones.
Robbie Keane's LA Galaxy are 90 minutes away from a third MLS Cup final in four years after beating Seattle Sounders 1-0 in their Western Conference Championship final first leg last night.
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18 One day when Jesus was praying alone, the disciples came to him. "Who do the crowds say I am?" he asked them. | 18 Once when Jesus was praying in private and his disciples were with him, he asked them, "Who do the crowds say I am?" |
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'All My Children,' 'One Life to Live' Reborn Online, Will Debut April 29
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Two days after "One Life To Live" pulled off one last miracle: crafting a finale to the show that managed to satisfy most viewers despite being filmed when everyone believed the show was going to continue online.
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"I love to bake. I love to review things I bake. I love to eat the things that I bake. I love to be critical of the things that I bake. I never give anything 5 stars. To me, 5 stars mean they are the best ever and you will think about it for days (if not weeks) to come. These are 5 stars! I did not have bread flour so I used AP. I cooked the..."
Reviewed Sliced Tomato Salad with Herb Vinaigrette, Red Onions, and Maytag Blue Cheese (Delmonico Steakhouse
Jan 14, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Loved this salad! Had to doctor the dressing quite a bit. Had to add a lot more of the juices and vinegar. I used the Orange Muscat Champagne Vinegar from TJ's and it was great. I also recommend buying tomatoes and onions that are similar in size."
Reviewed Baked Sweet Potato Fries
Jan 14, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"I only gave it three stars because the cook on this recipe is partly to blame for the failure, otherwise I would give it 1. The only thing I can comment on is flavor. I did not care for the garlic flavoring. This was not a typical sweet potato fry recipe for me. I prefer something more salty and sweet. Don't get me wrong, I like garlic (a lot)..."


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Posted on February 8 at 8:42 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Let me pass along a suggestion originally delivered to me in a breathless phone call from my friend Diane: You spread peanut butter on the flat side of a Freihofer's chocolate chip cookie (the old recipe), then you sandwich on another one.
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Posted on January 29 at 3:56 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Kramer is so far in the cops' pocket that he can't see daylight, and he wouldn't recognize justice if it bit him in the ass.
From: Judge rejects newspapers' attempt to obtain school report on Raucci probe
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