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I just did a thread for people to show their mil-surps, but cant forget the bayonets that go on them!! top to bottom: 1942 AFH Springfield/Garand Long bayonet, '37-'42 Japanese Arisaka Type 30, 1943 Mosin-Nagant M91/30, unknown date- East German AK-47. The ones to the side are a Russian SKS blade bayonet and a Chinese SKS spike bayonet..
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You just opened a big can of worms, brother. Some of the peeps here think a butter knife is not complete without a bayonet. Look out.
I have a question anyone know where I can get a blade bayonet for a sks?
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NICE! I have only begun, Much to my wife's pleasure... But I only have a Mosin toothpick and a Lan-Cay M9, I may be looking for one for an M1 if the deal works out.
No drummer! no tambourettes, The earth is our drum wherever we come, Bayonets, bayonets, bayonets, bayonets, Bayonets, bayonets, bayonets, bayonets, Where's the drumstick that ever could beat, Where's the drumhead that ever could drum, Like the mighty foot of our thousand feet, And the earth that is dumb till we come and come? Come and come and come and come Bayonets, bayonets, bayonets, bayonets. --S.T. Dobell Excellent, that's what I am talking about.
The bayonet that goes on my old Spanish Mauser:
^^^ Nice! Thanks for the good words guys. Lets keep this thread going! Anyone else?
As a reasonably unreasonable knife enthusiast, I gotta say that for all the awesomeness of a knife and gun combined, I really hate bayonets. They can disable both tools. This being said, stellar collections, guys.
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The beautiful face of Channel V in the 1990s, the actress who danced away without a worry in Mani Ratnam's Alaipayuthe, is no more.
The actress/VJ was suffering from cancer and passed away peacefully at her home in London.
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So in the spirit of competition, we pitted our eight best dining areas against one another in a March Madness-style bracket. We asked readers on our food blog, Clean Plate Charlie, to vote for a winner. And vote you did. We clocked 5,825 votes – more than a few recent municipal elections (we're looking at you, Wilton Manors).
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Though television might have us believe that every kitchen has a tank of liquid nitrogen, some of our favorite chefs and foodies insist that classic is best. We asked them to gaze into a crystal ball and foretell the future of food. From Mom's cooking to Mad Men-style drinking to a trip to the farm, the answers took on their own trend — everything old is new again. Continued>>
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Thus was such a disappointing issue! Seems like the writer just used a lot of material (not to mention the listings) off the site. It was very drab and dumb down. And nothing from the actual food writer/critic?! Weak!
Sorry to hear that. As someone who's into dining, I dug this issue. But I know focusing on one subject is going to alienate some of our readers.
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Span loading may cause a few problems:
1 Tumbling is basically an inertial coupling phenomenon caused by high inertia on the lateral axis and low pitch damping ie heavy wings and no tail. 2 Body freedom flutter is usually thought of as due to a lack of stiffness but it's also a stiffness to mass ratio problem. You need the spar to be stiff but light 3 Adding mass to any point on the wing other than the spar bending nodes will amplify the tendency to flutter. The nodes are the points that remain stationary during flutter. The farther a mass is from the node the farther it moves during flutter ie the amplitude is greater the farther away from the nodes you get 4 Span loading would also increase the inertia resisting starting and stopping a roll --Norm |
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Though that tumbling paper by NACA need some serious looking at. It will take me to another dimension! Thanks it certainly learn me a few things. Thanks for posting I will certainly try to educate myself on some new terms and principles. I have had 2 models tumble on me on 3 occasions and they were both planks (straight wing no sweep, JW60 and M60) and they all happened when the tail blew off at about 80-120mph. Was crazy. Tail blew out plank instantly went into a tumble. 100mph to 0mph in 2 metres! Still trying to get my head around loss of yaw stability leading to pitch instability.... But that seems to be the proof in the pudding. "absence of good aerodynamic damping the heaviest axis becomes the major axis of rotation" certainly a line that will fly around my brain for a while. Would span loading a swept wing increase the lateral weight distributed along the longitudinal axis therefore decreasing its tendency to flip out? Sorry I got to print and read the report in full. Might answer some questions. I have seen conventional models "flick" and frisbee or "ninja star" (high speed stall leading to a awesome flat spin) around its CG but never seen a wing "ninja star" only "tumble" which might back the high speed stall leading to tumbleing though I have yet to see it on anything but a tailless plank undergoing a good lot of angle of attack. Quote:
Fastest model flying wing I know of (plank) http://www.rcspeeds.com/aircraftdetails.aspx?AC=309 Fastest Chevron I know of (foam) http://www.rcspeeds.com/aircraftdetails.aspx?AC=410 This guy has a few runs on the board having a hand in the design of fast models and this looks like its his take on a fast Chevron. http://cybermodelle.com/Projects/Mod...ovispoint.html Either way I love wings and would love some smarter nuts than me to think of solutions to overcoming some of the structural and aerodynamic hurdles that need to be overcome to take it to the next level. Here is my favourite at the moment of taking things to the next level with wings. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1781085 |
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Soft DS with Horti
Next try dizzing with a Horten, this time with my Horti.
No winglets, no ballast, but less turbulences at backside of the DS spot at my vacation slope. I never thought that DS with my light thermal Horti is possible. It was not easy to fly because of the low stability of the aircraft around the vertical axis, but it was great fun
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Qt Designer is harmful, exhibit A
11/12/2014Last week, iker j. de los mozos posted a Qt tutorial on his blog. The post was retweeted a number of times, so I figure people liked it.
The post exemplifies what is wrong with the Qt Designer, and also how a little more investment in learning can pay dividends for your career.
I know it's unfair to give people code reviews on things they just put out for free, but I consider it even worse to allow people to continue to use the Qt Designer with a clear conscience. I thank Ike for his post, and for syndicating his feed on Planet Tech Art, and hope that no one takes my writeup below personally. It's not an attack on a person, it's trying to point out there there is a much better way to do things.
There are 117 lines of Python code in Ike's tool for locking and unlocking transformation attributes. This sounds like a small amount, but is for an experienced Pythonista it indicates huge waste. For comparison, the entire ZMQ-based request/reply client and server I built for Practical Maya Programming with Python is the same size or smaller (depending on the version). If we take a closer look at his code (see link above), we can see a ton of copy and pasted functionality. This is technically a separate concern from the use of the Designer, but in my experience the two go hand-in-hand. The duplication inherent in GUI tools carries over to the way you program.
Let's look at some refactored code where we build the GUI in code (warning, I haven't tried this code since I don't have Maya on this machine):
from functools import partial
from PySide import QtGui
import pymel.core as pmc
import qthelpers
dict(label='Position', btn='POS', attr='translate'),
dict(label='Rotation', btn='ROT', attr='rotate'),
dict(label='Scale', btn='SCALE', attr='scale')
def setLock(obj, attr, value):
obj.setAttr(attr, lock=value, keyable=not value)
def isAttrLocked(obj, attr):
return obj.getAttr(attr, q=True, lock=True)
def toggleRowCallback(attr):
obj = pmc.ls()[0]
value = isAttrLocked(obj, attr + 'X')
for axis in 'XYZ':
setLock(obj, attr + axis, value)
def toggleCellCallback(attr, state):
obj = pmc.ls()[0]
setLock(obj, attr, state)
def makeRow(options):
return qthelpers.row(
[QtGui.QLabel(options['label'])] +
map(lambda axis: qhelpers.checkbox(onCheck=partial(toggleCellCallback, options['attr'] + axis)), 'XYZ') +
qhelpers.button(label='lock ' + options['btn'], onClick=partial(toggleRowCallback, options['attr']))
def main():
window = qthelpers.table(map(makeRow, OPTIONS), title='lockAndHide UI', base=QtGui.QMainWindow)
Why is this code better? Well, for starters, it's less than a third of the size (37 lines) and there's less duplication. These are very good things. When we want to change behavior- such as auto-updating the checkboxes when our selection changes- we can put it in one place, not nine or more.
So the code is better, but what other benefits are there to not using the Designer?
– We pull common primitives, like a "row" (QWidget with HBoxLayout) and "table" into a qthelpers
module, so we can use this across all GUIs. This saves huge amounts of boilerplate over the long run, especially since we can customize what parameters we pass to it (like onClick
being a callback).
– The GUI is clear from the code because the UI is built declaratively. I do not even need to load the UI into the Designer or run the code to understand it. I can just read the bottom few lines of the file and know what this looks like.
– You learn new things. We use functools.partial
for currying, instead of explicit callbacks. This is more complicated to someone that only knows simple tools, but becomes an indispensable tool as you get more advanced. We are not programming in Turtle Graphics. We are using the wonderful language of Python. We should take advantage of that.
Again, I thank Ike for his blog post, and hope I haven't upset anyone. Ike's code is pretty consistent with the type of code I've seen from Technical Artists. It's time to do better. Start by ditching the Designer and focusing on clean code.


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Daisy Bakers 33 Second St., Troy, 266-9200. This classy establishment serves gourmet American fare as well as an impressive array of seafood and pasta items. Full Bar. AE, D, MC, V. $$$
High Rock Steakhouse & Pub Prime Hotel and Conference Center, 534 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 583-7625. A well-appointed dining room in Saratogas downtown. Menu features choice steaks, pasta specials and seafood. Nightly specials. Full bar. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
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Jacks Oyster House 42 State St., Albany, 465-8854. Albanys dining landmark since 1913 is now in its third generation of family ownership. Savor seafood specials, steaks, veal or poultry in a classic setting. Full bar. Open 365 days a year366 for leap year! Reservations suggested, especially on weekends and holidays. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Justins 301 Lark St., Albany, 436-7008. Look for some offbeat ethnic dishes, like jerk chicken, on an inventive, often-changing menu. Full bar and on-premises catering for small parties. AE, DC, MC, V. $$$
Lakeview Inn Main Street (Route 43), Averill Park, 674-3363. Barbecue ribs, seafood pastas, fish specials and many other homemade dishes. Dine on the deck overlooking Crystal Lake. Full bar. AE, D, MC, V. $$
The Larkin Restaurant and Lounge 199 Lark St., Albany, 463-5225. West African chef Serigne Sow creates an eclectic cuisine with pasta, seafood and steak dishes aplenty. Daily specials too. Full bar. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$
Londonderry Café Stuyvesant Plaza, 489-4288. Exciting and new fine-dining menu features pasta, chicken and seafood dishes. Cappuccino, beer and wine by the glass. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$
Longfellows Inn & Restaurant 500 Union Ave., Saratoga Springs, 587-0108, www.longfellows.com. Situated in an old country estate built in the late 1800s, the inn prides itself on its warm and relaxing dining ambience. The menu of American offerings includes an array of steaks, bourbon-glazed salmon, fresh pastas and pan-roasted garlic shrimp. Full bar. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$$$
McGuires City Grill 353 State St., Albany, 463-2100. This new restaurant in the Lark Street neighborhood, housed in the old State Street Pub, features a changing menu of progressive American cuisine with a city grill atmosphere. Full bar with an extensive wine list. AE, MC, V. $$$
Morrisseys 3246 S. Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 584-8200. Contemporary American food served with fresh ingredients; menu items include striped bass, stuffed eggplant and homemade desserts. Full bar. AE, DC, MC, V. $$$
Pepper Jacks Quail Street and Western Avenue, Albany, 426-5505 Sandwiches available for take out or eat in. Free delivery after 11 AM. Breakfast all day and open late night. AE, MC, V.
Professor Moriartys 430 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 587-5981. Sherlockian memorabilia surrounds you as you dine on such specials as Watsons fillet or partake of inspectors delight. Full bar. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
The Ripe Tomato American Grill Routes 9 and 9P, Malta, 581-1530. Affordable four-star dining in the Italian-American grill tradition. Specialties include an award-winning bisque, steaks and seafood. Full bar. AE, DC, MC, V. $$
Saratoga Stakes 86 Congress St., Saratoga Springs, 587-6209. A certified angus steakhouse complete with pretty presentation and high-quality ingredients. Try the vast seafood offerings like the Maine lobster or Prince Edward Island mussels. Extensive wine list and full bar. AE, MC, V. $$$
Sargos Saratoga National Golf Club, 458 Union Ave., Saratoga Springs, 583-4653. An upscale restaurant open year round. Chef Larry Schepici and staff create regional American cuisine with an ever-changing menu. House specialties include veal chop Michelangelo, lobster Lorenzo, ostrich, and pistachio-encrusted lamb rack. Extensive wine list and desserts by pastry chef Susan DeLucia. Full bar, on-premises catering. Banquet facilities. Serving lunch 11:30-2:30 Mon-Sat; brunch 10-2 Sun; dinner 5-9:30 Mon-Thurs, 5-10:30 Fri-Sat, and 5-9 Sun. AE, CB, DC, MC, V, personal checks (local). $$$
Simpsons The Desmond, 660 Albany Shaker Road, Colonie, 869-8100. The Desmonds casual restaurant, with grilled swordfish, chicken teriyaki and a selection of salads as well as wine by the glass. Full bar. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Sunset Café 42 Front St., Ballston Spa, 885-8550. Southwestern fare and some surprises in an unpretentious café setting, with specials including cassoulet, bourbon-marinated salmon and unique pasta dishes. Full bar. AE, MC, V. $$$
Dumpling House 120 Everett Road, Colonie, 458-7044. Dumplings come steamed or fried with a variety of fillings, and there are many regional offerings. Full bar, banquet facilities. Takeout available. Reservations suggested on weekends. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$
Maris Japanese Cuisine 2049 VanVranken Ave., Schenectady, 381-4881. Sushi bar, tempura, sukiyaki and teriyaki are among the specials. Reservations suggested, especially on weekends. MC, V. $$
Miki Japanese Restaurant 236 Washington St., Saratoga Springs, 583-9175. From the former chef-owner of Aritas Japanese, this new restaurant offers sushi, noodle dishes, organic vegetarian dishes and other authentic Japanese cuisine. Tatami room and hibachi table. Extensive sake list as well as beer and wine. AE, MC, V. $$
Miyako 192 N. Allen St., Albany, 482-1080; fax 482-1081. Order from the sushi bar or watch your chef prepare traditional Japanese dishes at a hibachi table. Other authentic offerings are tempura, teriyaki and sukiyaki. Table service available. Beer and wine. AE, D, MC, V. $$
Sushi Art 2025 State St., Schenectady, 388-8600. The winner of Metrolands Best Of for sushi, this Japanese-cuisine restaurant features BBQ as well. Tue-Fri noon-2:30 and 5-10 PM; Sat 5-10:30 PM; Sun 5-9 PM. V, MC, D, AE. $$
43 Phila Bistro 43 Phila St., Saratoga Springs, 584-2720. Thoughtfully prepared creative bistro cuisine is available at this award-winning American bistro. Menu changes seasonally. Full bar. AE, MC, V. $$$$
Brindisis 390 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 587-6262. This new, handsome eatery and nightspot features a large bar and frequent entertainment along with continental and Italian fare. AE, D, MC, V. $$$
Earthas Restaurant 60 Court St., Saratoga Springs, 583-0602. Elegant neighborhood bistro specializing in prime meats and fresh fish. Home-baked desserts and vegetarian dishes. D, MC, V. $$$$
The Ginger Man Wine Bar & Restaurant 234 Western Ave., Albany, 427-5963. Try the fruit-and-cheese board with a glass of wine; other menu items include sesame tuna with ginger and soy, house-made ravioli and daily fish and pasta specials. Popular for an extensive wine and beer list, the Ginger Man offers wine- and beer-tasting events, and visitors can even join a wine club. Full bar. Reservations recommended. AE, D, MC, V. $$$
La Serre 14 Green St., Albany, 463-6056. This is the place for fresh pasta, grilled fish or veal chanterelle. Full bar. Reservations suggested. AE, CB, DC, MC, V. $$$
Monument Square Café 254 Broadway, Troy, 274-0167. A new establishment serving continental cuisine with Mediterranean and Italian influences. AE, D, MC, V. $$$
Nicoles Bistro at the Quackenbush House 25 Quackenbush Square, Albany, 465-1111. Dinner is served with a decidedly French flair in Albanys oldest historic building. The menu is noted for traditional dishes including rack of lamb, roast duckling and steak au poivre. Also features contemporary menu items. Fixed-price dinner menu priced with or without wine. Full bar. Reservations suggested. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Olde Shaker Inn 1171 Troy Schenectady Road, Latham, 783-6460. The usual meats and fishes are transformed with imaginative ingredients on a menu offering New American cuisine. Full bar. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Pearl 1 Steuben Place, Albany, 433-0011. Chef Kevin Conway runs the show at Pearl, featuring steak and seafood in downtown Albany. Pearls elegant dining atmosphere features an event lounge and a patio dining area where you can sample one of 38 martini varieties. AE, MC, V. $$$
River Street Café 429 River St., Troy, 273-2740. The chef and chef-owner give personal attention to each item on the seasonally changing menu of fresh, New American fare. Beer and wine. MC, V, personal checks. $$$
Sperrys 30 1/2 Caroline St., Saratoga Springs, 584-9618. Casual upscale dining on a side street, with a heated patio area. Noted for soft-shell crab (in season), seafood, Maryland crab cakes, sirloin and fresh fish specials, handmade desserts. Full bar. AE, DC, MC, V. $$$
Stephanies on the Park 462 Madison Ave., Albany, 449-2492. Chef-owner Stephanie Martin has developed a melting pot menu that ranges from veal to pasta, with preparations taken from all over the globe. Full bar. Reservations recommended. AE, DC, MC, V. $$$
Wishing Well Route 9, Wilton, 584-7640. Triple-thick loin lamb chops are featured, along with fresh seafood and prime rib. Live Maine lobsters available nightly. Full bar. Reservations suggested. AE, DC, MC, V. $$$
Chez Sophie Bistro 2853 Route 9, Malta, 583-3538. Founded and inspired by French chef Sophie Parker and her husband Joseph in 1969, the bistro prepares fresh seasonal offerings for the discerning palate in an unlikely yet inventive spotan antique silver diner on Route 9. Reservations suggested. AE, DC, MC, V. $$$$
Ferrandis Restaurant 332 State Highway 67, Amsterdam, 842-6977. Traditional French cuisine, featuring a menu filled with healthy portions of specialties such as escargot, crepe Normande and filet mignon au poivre, along with 25 other unique entrées. French baguette and complimentary paté served with dinner. Extensive wine list. Full bar. Reservations suggested. MC, V. $$
Bavarian Chalet 5060 Western Turnpike, Guilderland, 355-8005. Featuring a blend of European cuisines with a German focus. Sauerbraten and schnitzels, fresh seafood and game. Full bar with 14 European and microbrewed beers on tap. Reservations suggested. AE, D, MC, V. $$$
Sitar 1929 Central Ave., Colonie, 456-6670. A variety of chicken, lamb, shrimp and vegetable dishes and always-sizzling tandoor ovens. Sun Room dining area open on weekends and for special parties. Full bar. Reservations suggested. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$
Yonos Armory Center, 64 Colvin Ave., Albany, 436-7747. Acclaimed chef Yono Purnomo continues his tradition of creating exquisite continental cuisine highlighted with his native Asian accent. A dining experience equally perfect for an intimate dinner for two or a power meeting. Full bar. AE, CB, DC, MC, V. $$$
The Appian Way Restaurant 1839 Van Vranken Ave., Schenectady, 382-3286. New owners have given this Schenectady mainstay a new menu of traditional Southern Italian fare, with specials including pork chop with vinegar peppers. Full bar. MC, V. $$
Aromi dItalia 2050 Western Ave., Guilderland, 452-9200. Italian café featuring pasta entrées, paninis served on homemade focaccia bread, meal-sized salads, and gelato. AE, D, MC, V. $$$
Café Capriccio 49 Grand St., Albany, 465-0439. Gourmet Italian dining with a menu that includes seasonal specials, pastas and Mediterranean gourmet fare as well. Try the eggplant with four cheeses or the calamari neri. Reservations strongly suggested. AE, MC, V. $$$
Caffe Italia 662 Central Ave., Albany, 482-9433. Look for traditional preparations of veal, pasta, shrimp and lobster. Beer, liquor and wine. Reservations suggested. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Carmines Restaurant 818 Central Ave., Albany, 458-8688. A menu of continental and Italian cuisine with an American flair, plus light selections, hot and cold appetizers and interesting pastas. Menu includes seafood, chicken and veal specialties. Homemade desserts. Full bar. AE, DC, MC, V. $$$
Chianti il Ristorante 208 S. Broadway, Saratoga Springs, 580-0025. Start with antipasto del Chianti and discover how delectable such simple ingredients can become. Innovative northern Italian fare (with a good presence of garlic) served in a nicely decorated dining room and, in warm months, on an outdoor patio. Full bar. AE, MC, V. $$$
Ecobellis Restaurant 1475 Saratoga Road, Ballston Spa, 885-5900. Fine Italian-American cuisine featuring 32-item gondola salad bar. Specializing in veal and seafood dishes. All-you-can-eat hot lunch buffet, including salad bar, Tue-Fri 11:30-2. Reservations recommended. D, DC, MC, V, personal checks. $$
Eldas 203-207 Lark St., Albany, 449-3532. The luxe dining room has balcony seating at this classy Lark Street restaurant. The Northern Italian, French and American menu includes homemade pastas and bread and sinful desserts. Outdoor patio. Full bar. AE, MC, V, CB, D, DC. $$
Lo Porto Ristorante 85 Fourth St., Troy, 273-8546. Martin Scorseses favorite Capital Region restaurant is still going strong, serving Italian specialties with a Sicilian flavor. Check out one of the seafood mugnaia dishes. Full bar. Reservations strongly suggested. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Milano Newton Plaza, 594 New Loudon Road, Latham, 783-3334. Northern Italian cuisine featuring homemade pasta, gourmet pizza, grilled meats and seafood. Selection of gourmet foods and baked goods for takeout. Full bar. Reservations suggested. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$
Nicoles Ristorante 556 Delaware Ave., Albany, 436-4952. The menu offers Southern and Northern Italian specialties in an intimate dining room with a metropolitan feel. Full bar. Reservations suggested. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Paolo Lombardis 104 West Sand Lake Road, Wynantskill, 283-0202. Featuring fresh veal, seafood and specialty pastas, with the biggest hot and cold antipasto in the area. Full bar. AE, D, MC, V. $$$
V & R Restaurant 136 Madison Ave., Albany, 626-0001 or 626-0700. Northern Italian cuisine featuring pasta, chicken, veal and seafood. Soups and desserts made from scratch. Full bar, catering, private parties up to 70. Takeout available. Reservations suggested. Serving 11-11 Mon-Fri, 3-11 Sat-Sun. AE, CB, D, DC, MC, V. $$$
Leons 135 Crescent St., Saratoga Springs, 587-2346. A Mexican restaurant owned by jockey Filiberto Leon. Full Bar. Serving 4-10 Mon-Fri; 11-10 Sat-Sun; closed Tuesdays. AE, MC, V. $$
Hudson Harbor Steak and Seafood 351 Broadway, Albany, 426-5000. Hudson Harbor offers steak and seafood dishes just as you remember them from their New Baltimore location. Full bar. Outdoor dining in summer. AE, D, DC, MC, V. $$
Real Seafood Co. 195 Wolf Road, Colonie, 458-2068. This popular seafood emporium still boasts one of the most impressive raw bars around. The menu features paella Valenciana, chargrilled Block Island swordfish, tuna medallions in white wine and herbs and a blue-plate combination special. Full bar. Reservations on weekends suggested for large parties. AE, CB, DC, MC, V. $$$
The Scrimshaw The Desmond, 660 Albany Shaker Road, Colonie, 869-8100. Menu features fresh Atlantic seafood, from lobster to sea bass to halibut. Full bar. Appropriate attire required for dinner. Reservations suggested. AE, CB, D, MC, V. $$$$
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Depending on pocket size and activity.
Shark Boy or Lava Girl.
This is a discussion on "Throw in Your Pocket" Gun within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Depending on pocket size and activity. Shark Boy or Lava Girl....
Depending on pocket size and activity.
Shark Boy or Lava Girl.
Depending on the pants, a Ruger SP101 or SIG P229 SAS. Yes, you read that right, SIG P229 SAS, the one with the "melt" job done to the slide, and with a bobbed hammer. But then, I don't use pocket carry for general carry, just for taking out the trash, or perhaps to walk the dog around the block.
If I wanted to make a habit of pocket carry, I would use one of the several J-frames about the house, with preference given to the Centennial models, with the concealed hammers. A Seecamp LWS-32 could back up the J.
Luger LCP for me... in a Desantis Nemesis until this afternoon... and now in a Sideguard Holster's Roughout.
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If your G26 won't fit in a pocket (mine does in a large Nemesis pocket holster for around the house and in the yard errands) then how about a clip-on IWB holster, like a Desantis Pro Stealth? Cheaper than getting a new gun!
I just happen to have a used one for sale on the Marketplace forum...just sayin'...
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Usual carry - Ruger SP101 .357 DAO snub + LCR .38
G27 usually rides in my pocket
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I've tried KelTec 380s, Ruger LCPs and a Micro Desert Eagle . They all failed at critical times. Now, it is a S&W 642 in a Smart Carry holster during warmer weather and a G26 or G19 in cooler weather. None of these guns have EVER failed to go 'bang' when I pull the trigger. I can work out the rest of it ... ammo, draw, reloads, accuracy ... but if it doesn't function with total reliability, nothing else matters, does it?
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I purchased a Ruger LCR (pick up next week) could not resist @13.5 oz the darn will be my pocket carry with .38+P
Let us know!
The Holster that I use is a Desantis Nemesis pocket holster. I've carried the G26 in Dockers, Cargo pants, and even my suit pants.
The gun is a bit large, but works fine. The Nemesis holster breaks up the outline, so while there's a little bulge, it doesn't loom like a gun. I've only been made once, and that was a friend of mine that I worked with, who knows that I have a CCW, and one evening leaving work, just happened to notice a bulge, and then reached over to pat it and then said "Don't worry, I won't say anything, it makes me feel safer". No one else has ever picked up on the fact that I had a gun.
I think the KelTec P3AT is the perfect pocket pistol.
Have Fun and Shoot Straight !!
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I have 3 "Drop in the Pocket" guns.
Ruger SP-101 with a couple of speed strip reloads;
Ruger LCP with two spare mags;
Depending on which trousers I wear, I can pocket carry my XD9sc.
All of them wear a scabbard when carrying in pocket. Mostly the DeSantis Nemesis. I have a couple different kinds for the SP-101.
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I've been widowed for over 15 years. I've had several serious relationships ( 1-3 years ).
Why is is that in a relationship, the man has to pay for everything? Even after dating for a long time. Anything we want to do, even if it's her idea, I have to pay double.
I went out on a date not long ago. We met ( blind date kinda thing )at a restuarant to have a drink. She had already had a drink before I got there. We ordered Orderves ( yeah I know , wrong spelling ), and I had a beer. We hit it off but when it was time to go, She just got up and left ,sticking me with the bill. Now the way I see it, we both wanted to meet equally, but because my sex organs are on the outside, I had to pay. We went out another time , went to dinner and again she made no offer to pay. I would have probably paid anyway, but she didnt even offer. It's like its just assumed, "I pay"..
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- Published Jul. 31, 2014
One of Spain's most elegant cities, San Sebastián will be on display at the end of the 219km race this weekend
Tony Gallopin had yellow on his mind after coming within striking distance on cobbles
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- Published Jul. 13, 2014
Cycling is the Gallopin family business, and the new leader of the Tour credits his kinfolk for helping him achieve his goals
Tony Gallopin takes yellow as Tony Martin wins stage 9 of the 2014 Tour de France
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- Published Jul. 13, 2014
- Updated Oct. 31, 2014 at 6:10 PM EST
A big break goes in the second of three tough days in the Vosges, with Martin escaping for the stage and Gallopin taking the yellow jersey
Roelandts to co-lead Lotto-Belisol's podium hopes at Flanders
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- Published Jul. 27, 2013
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PARIS (AFP) - Frenchman Tony Gallopin will ride for RadioShack as of next season after signing a two-year deal with the American outfit,


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When it's time to make a deal
Rahab, is one of two famous prostitutes in the Bible. The action of both prostitutes changed the world. If Rahab and Mary Magdalene could change the course of history, could we at least change our own family?
What did Rahab do? Very little, actually. At least, by our standards. She wasn't a preacher. She didn't write a book. She didn't have a good reputation. You would never see her on television unless it was on the news where she had just been arrested by an undercover agent for selling sex.
Speaking of undercover - that is what made her, and her name, famous. In Joshua chapters two through six you will read how she hid two Israeli spies under the stalks of flax on her roof and negotiated with them to save her and her family. That's it. That's all she did - and 4000 years later we still read about her.
When she made a deal with these men, I seriously doubt she planned on changing her lifestyle and living in purity among the Jews for the rest of her life. Her mind was on one thing: survival. She was desperate. These spies had shown up at her door unannounced. Perhaps she thought they were "customers" until they started talking. As the door quickly slams behind them, she finds out they are spies from the Israeli army and she is smart enough to know it's time to negotiate.
"We have heard how the LORD dried up the water of the Red Sea for you when you came out of Egypt. We've heard how you completely destroyed two kingdoms east of the Jordon ... so what I am wondering is, why are you here?" They explain why they are there and she decides to cooperate and hides them on her roof. When the king's men come looking for the spies, she lies and sends the king's soldiers off on a wild goose chase.
Immediately, she climbs up on the roof where she had hid the two spies. Without a second hesitation she lifts up one of the stalks of flax and whispers, "I know that the LORD has given this land to you and that a great fear of you has fallen on us, so that all who live in this country are melting in fear because of you.¬Ý¬Ý When we heard of it, our hearts melted and everyone's courage failed because of you, for the LORD your God is God in heaven above and on the earth below.
"Now, I want to make a deal with you ... Swear to me, by the LORD, that you will show kindness to my family, because I have shown kindness to you. Give me a sure sign that you will spare the lives of my father and mother, my brothers and sisters, and all who belong to them, and that you will save us from death" (Joshua 2: 8-13 paraphrase).
To her surprise, she heard one of the spies say, "Okay, our lives for yours." For their safety she instructs them to "Go hide in the hills for three days." Before leaving, the men promised to protect her, and her family, if a red string was hanging from her window when the Israeli army arrived to capture the city.
Why was Rahab's family saved? One reason.
She believed what she had heard about their God and she knew she better get on the winning side if she wanted to live. She negotiated a deal that changed the course of history for her family. From one act of faith she is named in the linage of Jesus. What a wonderful legacy. What a woman of courage!
She didn't even know their God, but she knew He had power. You must believe in that same Power. She believed what she heard about God and it changed her world. Do you believe what you've heard? God IS able. We must believe in His Power to deliver. Don't feel guilty if it's hard for you to believe right now. Just remember, "Faith comes by hearing and hearing comes by the Word" (Rom 10:17). Reading the Word daily, submitting to His teaching, and speaking His Word will build your faith. Know there is an end to this. You won't be in this forever. Believe in what you've heard about God.


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Day 246 Wednesday 30th November 2011
Last Day of Spring
Today is the last day of Spring, although it has actually felt like Summer for a while now (excluding last week, which was just awful weather wise).
I am so looking forward to Summer and all that it brings. People, in my humble opinion seem to be happier, more easy-going and just, well…more at peace.
There were so many people jogging along the beach this morning, most were kind enough to go behind me and not right in front of me as I was taking my photographs (although some do this and I sometimes think, I know that I don't have the right of way or anything, but would it really be that difficult just to side-step me?) There's one man who every single day does this – he walks right in front of me, even if I'm right on the waters edge barefoot, he will literally go through the water (in trainers I hasten to add), instead of going behind me and he never ever acknowledges me – most other people who I say good morning to – (I usually do this) they will reply with a good morning back to me, this guy however, he doesn't want to know. Perhaps it's because he's so focused on what he's doing, I don't know. It's now kind of become my mission to try to get some sort of acknowledgement from him – even if it's "stop saying good morning to me lady!" I think if he said that to me, the next morning I'd say good evening, just to confuse him! ;)
Day 245 Tuesday 29th November 2011
Aaahhhh….I think this photo pretty much speaks for itself. How can a day get better than this? I literally ran across to the beach this morning to watch the sunrise – the clouds were so pretty, as they were lit up by the beautiful sun. I wish all of my day was like this!!
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Day 244 Monday 28th November 2011
I'm Not the Only One to Watch the Sun
It's just before 6:00am, getting ready for another working week. So pleased that I was able to see the sunrise this morning – it sets me up for a good week, well in my eyes it does anyway.
It seems that today, I wasn't the only one to enjoy the sunrise.
Day 243 Sunday 27th November 2011
Trio of Stars
Today, I went to one of my favourite places to go and hide away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life – a place called Clontarf, which is on Sydney Harbour. By late afternoon, the tide had changed and the wind picked up, bringing with it these beautiful star fish. Several of them actually came on to the beach, so I picked them up and placed them further out in to the water, trying to stop them from drying out in the sun. There were hundreds of them, never seen so many starfish in all my life. i chose this photo, because I liked the simplicity.
Day 242 Saturday 26th November 2011
A Sight for Sore Eyes
As you would know from my previous post, we have had nothing but grey sky for a week now, even this morning – the heavens had opened yet again.
Today, we travelled up to Avoca Beach (where we are going to be moving to), to look at the house again (exciting stuff!) and to well…explore the area a little. In Sydney it was pouring down, by the time we got to Avoca Beach (which took about an hour and a half), blue sky was there to greet us. That's a good sign I think.
After we viewed the house, we stopped for lunch and then sat on a rock and watched the local surfers, as there were some pretty amazing waves – and some of the best surfing I've ever seen, in person.
This photograph was taken very close to where the surfers were. The power of the water was incredible.
I know that when we move here, which is most probably going to be in January, there is going to be pl-e-n-ty for me to photograph. I felt soooo in my element today and quite honestly, really really happy!
Anyway, enough of my ramblings, I hope you enjoy this photo – as much as I enjoyed watching the waves crash on to the rocks.
Day 241 Friday 25th November 2011
Cloudiest week in more than a year
I heard on the news today – that since last Sunday, Sydneysiders have only seen 45 minutes of sunshine, making it the cloudiest week in more than a year!
For those who have followed my blog for a while, you will know how much I love seeing the sun – sunrises, sunsets, I honestly feel that the weather has penetrated my soul this week. I am over the grey skies! The weather forecast is better for Sunday, so hopefully, I will see some blue sky!
Day 240 Thursday 24th November 2011
Split Between
Today, was yet another day filled with grey sky and rain.
This photo was taken after my day at work – in a place called Curl Curl, Sydney, NSW


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SAN DIEGO, June 3, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Retail Opportunity Investments Corp. (Nasdaq:ROIC) announced today that Moody's Investors Service has assigned a Baa2 issuer rating to ROIC with a stable outlook.
According to Moody's press release, the Baa2 issuer rating reflects ROIC's conservative capital structure and strong credit metrics including its high fixed charge coverage, low level of secured debt and large unencumbered asset base. Additionally, Moody's stated that ROIC's debt maturity schedule is well-laddered and its bank line availability and cash on hand covers the company's debt maturities through 2016. Moody's also noted that ROIC has stable cash flows driven by its core western markets and consistent occupancy rates.
Stuart A. Tanz, President and Chief Executive Officer of Retail Opportunity Investments Corp. stated, "Achieving an investment grade rating has been one of our core objectives since commencing operations as a shopping center REIT in 2009. We are very pleased that our long-standing, prudent investment, property management and financing disciplines have earned us this important distinction." Tanz stated further, "Looking ahead, accessing the investment grade unsecured debt market will be a critical component of our long-term financing strategy that we believe will enhance our ability to continue consistently growing our portfolio and business."
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GQ: What president would you be if you were a president?
Keith Olbermann: Teddy Roosevelt. Endless energy. I don't have it.... [pause] This is how bad leaving SportsCenter was for the psyche. It was like my last crisis, psychologically, and then fortunately I got some great therapy. Dan [Patrick] had once told me he could never leave ESPN, because he couldn't spend the rest of his life answering the question "Why did you leave ESPN?" So I stepped out from this town under a dome, and here was "Hey, missed you on SportsCenter!" It killed me, until I remembered a conversation that I'd had when I met Elizabeth Montgomery [of Bewitched]. We're on a plane. I'm reading a book about Lizzie Borden, who she portrayed once. She said, "Did you ever see the European version? They show me kind of naked in that." I went, "Can we go to your place and demonstrate it?" Turns out she's a fan of mine. We didn't like to fly. We drank all the champagne they had. We were delayed taking off, and every guy came over and said, "Ms. Montgomery, could you do that little nose-twitch thing?" And she did it for every one of them. And I said, "Lizzie, your patience is unbelievable." And she goes, "You don't understand. This means they remember something that we did thirty years ago. That's the essence of what I do and what you do. That's what we're doing it for. So they'll remember it long after we stop doing it." And I went, "God. I never thought of it that way." She said, "Be gracious and you remember as they remember, and be honored." I forgot this until about a year into this torture of "When will you go back to SportsCenter?" Lizzie's words came back to me, and I went, "Just say thank you." So my last sort of crisis was about overcoming the people who were more interested in what I had done than what I was doing in the present. Thank you for remembering.
GQ: What is your identity, then?
Keith Olbermann: Largely, and to some degree this has been a convergence of the two personalities, because I didn't have much of one before I got into broadcasting. Occasionally I used to let the broadcaster do some of the tough things, like asking the girls out. I finally figured that one out. "Oh! That's how that works?" That was a great revelation. But what it has become over the years is, the television version is me with a script and a teleprompter. It's easier. Not much difference. So I don't think there are huge divergences between my personality and what they see on TV. And I think that's why I have been gainfully employed doing this. I'll always deliver what an employer wants. At some point they decide the result is more trouble than they want, or they convince themselves that they have created all this success that I created for them. As in my last prominent employer at NBC, which they're learning that perhaps they were wrong about that. In my pre-introspective life, the idea that I had that script in front of me meant a profound difference. It allowed me to say what I wanted to say and be who I wanted to be.
GQ: When do you think anger became the base level of this country?
Keith Olbermann: Richard Belzer said that [since the 1936 election] Republicans just got angrier and angrier. And several people who had their own inner anger took that and ran with it. I'm one of the people who liked to mock Rush Limbaugh, but we cannot overestimate his influence on the last thirty years of American political history. Largely because he didn't succeed in sports, he went into this thing that wasn't his primary thing and decided to let his rage go, and became a multibillionaire as a result of it.
Flash to '96, probably '95. I walk into SportsCenter, and he's standing in my way. "Hi, Keith! Rush Limbaugh! Big fan!" I said, "No offense, but is there a reason you're here?" He goes, "I finally convinced the guys to let me sit in on the football show. That's all I ever wanted. I'd trade everything I have right now to do that show or co-host SportsCenter with you. My God, this is it!" Seventeen years ago, he would have thrown it away if he had an opportunity to do sports for a living. It's one of those "He didn't get to be this, so he became Napoleon instead."
GQ: Do you have a favorite Beatles song?
Keith Olbermann: Only about eighty. I was always fond of "I'll Be Back." There's a sadness to it, but there's also a defiance to it.
GQ: It could be your theme song.
Keith Olbermann: I was just thinking that. It, eh, well, certainly wasn't planned this way, but...
GQ: When's the last time you cried?
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[pause] I saw my uncle for the first time since I was a kid, when my sister got married last spring. And at the bar was somebody who looked like me, looked like my late father. My father died three years ago. I probably had gone a year or two without getting really emotional about him. But seeing his older brother... It was a powerful moment, yeah. Had a good cry over that.
GQ: Do you have a favorite sports cliché?
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(Undated) -- The FBI is warning American students in China about friendly, generous locals who could be recruiting spies. A 30-minute video on the FBI website is a fictionalized version of what happened to an unemployed American named Glenn Shriver who moved to Shanghai after he finished college. Shriver accepted about 70-thousand dollars over five years from people with ties to the Chinese government, then tried to get a job with U.S. intelligence agencies. He pleaded guilty to conspiring to provide national defense information to the Chinese and is serving a four-year prison sentence.


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Fiore Motor Classics deals exclusively with classic cars from past generations; cruizers & muscle cars, hardtops to drop tops, wagons & vans, luxurious or sporty, rare or not-so-rare, fully restored or daily drivers. Come visit us at our new location and get your Car! If we don't have it, we'll find it!
1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS350 with factory 4speed. Fully documented Flawless Showpiece. September 29th, 1966: Enter the Chevrolet Camaro with all the looks and bravado... More
1951 Chevrolet 3600 Pickup // Original Inline 6 & Factory 4speed manual transmission (Absolutely MINT frame off restoration with $20k in receipts & restoration photos) This MINT... More
1951 Chevy 3600 5-Window Pickup / 235ci Inline-6 / 3speed manual transmission This is a very original truck. Not much has changed other than a... More
1972 Chevy C10 Long Bed Sweepside 1/2 ton Pickup Numbers Matching Big Block 400ci engine with 3spd Automatic & Factory A/C This classic truck is a very... More
1963 Chevrolet Nova SS Convertible // Chevy II (400) You are looking at a beautiful Nova SS convertible that is in excellent condition throughout. Just... More


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The MT-RED-T MT/Red Plate from Autoscript is designed for use with 12 & 15" TFT teleprompters from Autoscript. This mount allows you to raise the operating height of low-profile cameras.
It is machined from solid aluminum to offer both strength and lightness. It features an integral riser plate that is used to make height adjustments. Sliding mounting rods are designed to offer quick and simple set-up and balancing with this unit.