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Three of the best in Elwood
1. 85 Spray Street
Elwood was one of the earliest parts of Melbourne to experience large scale building of apartments during the 1920s and 1930s. There have been many waves of development since, including plenty of less salubrious 70s-style six packs, but the gracious Art Deco and Art Nouveau buildings from that early wave of "densification", along with the lovely tree-lined streets, many named after English poets and writers, still give the suburb an overwhelmingly European feel.
There are also some stunning Edwardian and Art Deco homes in this suburb, some on enormous blocks. But there's not a lot of them – just a third of the dwellings in the area are houses, freestanding or attached – and consequently they don't come cheap. A three-bedroom house for under $2 million is a rare find, and the bigger homes in the Golden Mile between Ormond Esplanade and Ormond Road sell for up to $4 million and more.
But with so many apartments, it is possible to find somewhere to live for a lot less than that – even if it is a flat in a slightly tired looking 1970s six pack, and enjoy living in what is a lovely leafy suburb that is a hop, skip and a jump from the beach, close to the inner-urban action of St Kilda and not that far from the city.
Local agent Sam Inan, of Hocking Stuart, says Elwood has all the character and street life of suburbs like South Yarra and Hawthorn but with the great good fortune of being free of the major thoroughfares that cut through those suburbs. Apart from Ormond Esplanade, an extension of Beach Road that leads to the St Kilda Esplanade, the streets of Elwood are mostly local. "So even though you're really close to the city, you feel you're in a peaceful enclave," Mr Inan says.
There are some great shopping and café strips along Ormond Road, where locals carry out their socialising as well as their business dealings. For the big shop you can venture over to Barkly Street in St Kilda or over to Glenhuntly Road in Elsternwick.
For those who have managed to find themselves a family-sized home, Elwood Primary and St Columbus are both good options, and Elwood College has become strictly zoned because of high demand. There are also private schools nearby such as St Michaels, Brighton Grammar and Caulfield Grammar.
As for transport, there are buses that run to St Kilda Railway Station, or you can walk up to Brighton Road and catch the 67 into town from there.
Locals like:
The cafes and shops around the corner of Ormond Road, Glenhuntly Road and the Broadway are full of locals and visitors all week around. The shopping strip further along Ormond Road has good everyday shopping, as well as the curiously named but wonderfully cosy Grumpy Swimmer Bookshop, a great place to find winter reading, with a fantastic hangout for kids at the back.
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The streets which run between Ormond Road and Ormond Esplanade are known as Elwood's Golden Mile, and have big double-fronted Edwardian, Art Deco and even the occasional Victorian homes on huge blocks as big as 1000 square metres that are protected from subdivision by strict heritage overlays. For Art Nouveau and Art Deco apartments look in Dickens Street, just near the St Kilda Botanical Gardens.
Where else to buy:
You'll find apartments and smaller family homes, but also a busier vibe in St Kilda. Go to St Kilda West for bigger homes and quieter streets. Across Nepean Highway in Elsternwick you'll find family homes and the Glenhuntly Road shopping strip, at a lower price point and a hike to the beach.
Although the median house price dropped 4.4 per cent in the last 12 months, this followed strong growth the previous year, says Australian Property Monitors research analyst Clinton McNabb and the median unit price increased 3.8 per cent. "Mid-to-upper range markets such as Elwood will prove resilient in 2014, although the broader Melbourne market will be hampered by an underperforming local economy."
Three of the best in Elwood
1. 85 Spray Street - $2.2 million
4 bedrooms, 2 bathroom, 2 car spaces
Date built: 1910-1920?
Land size: 573 square metres
Inspect: Saturday 11-11.30am
Auction: 1pm, June 21
Agent: Chisholm & Gamon, 9531 1245
Last Traded: September 2005 for $1.1 million
More photos: Domain.com.au
The owners of this home purchased it in 2005 and, with very good bones to work with, have created the kind of spacious and nicely appointed family home you'd expect to see in the eastern suburbs. The renovation retained and refreshed many of the lovely features of the period at the front of the home, including the rich timber trims, stained glass leadlighting in the doors and windows, and decorative ceilings. Three children's bedrooms are arrayed around the wide front hallway, and a generous master bedroom has an enormous en suite and walk-in-robe. The south-facing family area has a bright and sunny feel, lit from all sides by a cleverly designed clerestory above the dining area. Bi-fold doors and windows mean the whole area can be entirely opened up to the nicely landscaped backyard with its ancient fig tree. Spray Street is a pleasant leafy street a short walk from the shops and cafes on the Glenhuntly Road and Ormond Road, and Elwood Primary School and Elwood College are both literally around the corner. The other way, you can walk along the canal banks and the park named in honour of former local resident, Crowded House's Paul Hester.
Room for improvement: If you don't need four bedrooms, one of the front bedrooms would make a terrific second sitting room or study.
2. 124 Tennyson Street - $1.6 million plus
3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 car spaces
Date built: 1923
Land size: 587 square metres
Inspect: Saturday 11.45-12.15pm
Auction: 1.30pm, June 14
Agent: Hocking Stuart, 9593 8733
Last Traded: 1986
More photos: Domain.com.au
There aren't too many three bedroom freestanding homes to be found in Elwood below the $2 million price tag, so this one will be a great find for someone who can live in it as it is for now, with the idea of creating something really special down the track. The 1920s home starts grandly enough with two lovely big front rooms, one with a big bay window that is currently being used as a living room, but could be turned into a nice big master bedroom. There are two more bedrooms beyond this, off a wide hallway, with generous doors and timber trims, painted in neutral tones. The back bedroom has a nifty little sitting area that looks out over the garden, as well as a walk-in-robe area that has a curious little window to the back kitchen and dining area. This rear section is where things peter out a little, with a cramped dining area that doesn't take full advantage of a connection to the garden. You could live here perfectly well as is, but the home would benefit from a renovation to create a nice big back living area that takes better advantage of the northern light to the side.
Room for improvement: This could do with some major work down the track to create a nice big family area at the back that connects better with the garden. A second bathroom is in order too.
3. 1/30a Ormond Road - $800,000 -$880,000
2 bedrooms, 2 bathroom, 1 car space
Date built: Converted into dwelling 2006
Inspect: Saturday, 11-11.30
Auction: 11am, 28 June
Agent: Buxton
Last Traded: NA
More photos: Domain.com.au
This gorgeous little church smack in the heart of the Ormond Road cafe and shopping strip was converted into four apartments in 2006. This one, right at the front, has the great advantage of a garden and deck area that has enough screening from hedges and lovely mature trees to give a nice sense of privacy from the street. Inside, the conversion has managed to create a homely living area while retaining many of the interesting features of its clerical origins, including the lovely vaulted timber ceilings with magnificent curving beams, timber panelled dados, and leadlight windows. An upstairs mezzanine breaks up what might otherwise have been a huge volume into cosier small areas. The bedroom area up here is open to the void below, and has a good-sized en suite as well as a study nook with a nice sense of outlook over the living area below. Downstairs the high-ceilinged living area and the kitchen with its smart Gaggenau appliances are broken up by the more intimate space of the dining area. There's another bedroom down here as well as a bathroom.
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT: Currently what was originally the church entry is being used as a laundry while also providing access to the quite pretty outdoor area. A clever design might be able to reconfigure this to give the living area a better connection with the outdoors.


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Boaventura is a small hillside village, situated to the north of the Portuguese island of Madeira. Visitors looking to spend their holidays in Boaventura will discover that there is a great choice of self catering rental accommodation available in this picturesque village. There are apartments and villas, as well as spacious rustic old farmhouses, many of which enjoy spectacular mountain and ocean views.
Boaventura is the perfect destination for holidaymakers looking for a real get-away-from-it-all holiday. The north of Madeira is far less developed for the tourist market than the busier south coast. This means that tourists looking to spend their holidays in Boaventura are able to explore the 'real' Madeira. There are plenty of hiking trails, or 'levadas', weaving there way around the spectacular mountain and valley landscapes, which are covered in the exotic fauna for which the island is so renowned. Visitors will discover that it is little wonder that Madeira gains the name the 'Garden Island'.
With an area of around 300 square miles, the island of Madera is relatively compact. This means that tourists enjoying their holidays in Boaventura will discover that most of the island's attractions are within a short drive of the village. Close by is a small sheltered rocky beach, ideal for bathing, although the majority of the island's sandy beaches can be found on the south coast.
Also on the south coast lies the island's capital, Funchal. Here visitors enjoying their holidays in Boaventura may indulge in some retail therapy, in one of the many shops and boutiques lining the harbour city's numerous winding streets. Funchal also boasts a number of historically interesting sites and structures, including the 15th century Se Cathedral.
The majority of visitors spending their holidays in Boaventura are drawn by Madeira's mild Atlantic climate, which is strongly influence by the Gulf Stream. This means both summer and winter temperatures average between 15 and 22 degrees Celsius. Boaventura receives an average annual rainfall of around 25 inches.
Visitors looking to spend their holidays in Boaventura will first fly to Madeira Airport (FNC), which is located close to Funchal. There are a number of airlines operating regular and affordable flights to this airport from the UK, including Thomas Cook Airlines, Jet2.com and easyJet. These flights depart from various UK regional airports, to include London Gatwick (LGW), Bristol (BRS), Leeds-Bradford (LBA), Manchester (MAN) and Glasgow (GLA).
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Harlem loves Miles Davis and you know we love food! So, we thought since no one cooked on the trumpet like Miles Davis. And, as it turns out, he was also quite good in the kitchen we would share his chili Mach recipe with you from Open Culture. Tired of going out to restaurants, the foodie Davis decided to learn to make his favorite dishes. "I taught myself how to cook by reading books and practicing, just like you do on an instrument," he wrote in his autobiography, "I could cook most of the French dishes—because I really liked French cooking—and all the black American dishes."
Davis, writes the Chicago Sun-Times, "knew how to simmer with soul […] He made chili, Italian veal chops and he fried fish in a secret batter." Davis' cookbook has disappeared, and he's apparently taken his recipe secrets to the grave with him. All but one—his favorite, "a chili dish," he writes, "I called Miles's South Side Chicago Chili Mack. I served it with spaghetti, grated cheese, and oyster crackers."
While Davis didn't exactly spell out the ingredients or instructions for his beloved chili in his memoir, his first wife Frances, whom Davis trusted implicitly with the chili making, submitted the following to Best Life magazine in 2007. While you're prepping, I recommend you put on 1956's Cookin' With the Miles Davis Quintet.
Miles's South Side Chicago Chili Mack (Serves 6)
1/4 lb. suet (beef fat)
1 large onion
1 lb. ground beef
1/2 lb. ground veal
1/2 lb. ground pork salt and pepper
2 tsp. garlic powder
1 tsp. chili powder
1 tsp. cumin seed
2 cans kidney beans, drained
1 can beef consommé
1 drop red wine vinegar
3 lb. spaghetti
parmesan cheese
oyster crackers
Heineken beer1. Melt suet in large heavy pot until liquid fat is about an inch high. Remove solid pieces of suet from pot and discard.
2. In same pot, sauté onion.
3. Combine meats in bowl; season with salt, pepper, garlic powder, chili powder, and cumin.
4. In another bowl, season kidney beans with salt and pepper.
5. Add meat to onions; sauté until brown.
6. Add kidney beans, consommé, and vinegar; simmer for about an hour, stirring occasionally.
7. Add more seasonings to taste, if desired.
8. Cook spaghetti according to package directions, and then divide among six plates.
9. Spoon meat mixture over each plate of spaghetti.
10. Top with Parmesan and serve oyster crackers on the side.
11. Open a Heineken.
Mental Floss, who bring us the above, also cites another recipe Davis learned from his father, quoted by John Szwed in So What: The Life of Miles Davis. This one comes with no instructions, so "like a jazz musician, you'll have improvise."
bacon grease
3 large cloves of garlic
1 green, 1 red pepper
2 pounds ground lean chuck
2 teaspoons cumin
1/2 jar of mustard
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Ultra-rare Buckwild mixtape I ripped that dates back to '92. No tracklisting but that should not stop you from downloading!
DOWNLOAD: Buckwild - 12.12.1992 SIDE A | Buckwild - 12.12.1992 SIDE B
Posted in Downloads, Hip Hop, Mixtapes/Albums | Tags: buckwild, d.i.t.c.
That was my seventh birthday. Wow
Don't listen to him, and likely won't download this but i LOVE IT when old unreleased/rare stuff surfaces. I mean you never know what is out there, who has it or if it will ever bless you ears. It could be something locked away in someones closest, storage, wherever it may be. Stuff from the 90's always amazes me.
Anything Buckwild is must have for me...My personal favorite producer of ALL TIME!
i'm loving these old mixtapes!
That shit it "Ultra Rare", its BEEN on the net.
Thanks for re-upping on 2DB tho.
lol @ "Ultra-rare". this mixtape has been recycled on and off the net for years now.
All you haters go listen to lil wayne nikki minaj garbage music if you a dude that uses the word swagg , what it do, go hard, get it in, then this 90s hip hop is not for you. Can't wait til this southern fad goes away silly ass music.
thanks alot for this one homie. Buckwild is too underrated even if he gets quite much shine, but he's one of the best and yet he's rarely mentioned among the Pete Rocks and Large Professors.
thanks alot for this one homie. Buckwild is too underrated even if he gets quite much shine, but he's one of the best and yet he's rarely mentioned among the Pete Rocks and Large Professors. i never heard this before either so much props
Gotdamn, it's a like destiny.
shit is tooooo dope
Real Hip Hop
for as much as it has "been" "recycled", this is the first time i heard of it so THANK YOU! this is my shit! i remember being in HS and around '92-93 is when i got into underground. LOVE IT!!
@KNOWxOne These posts are always appreciated.
Buckwild never ceases to amaze me especially when he connects with OC. Even nowadays, he still holds his own.
This tape is a great example of the hip hop we used to be.


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The sun rises late and low on the horizon, travelling rapidly through the sky only to set just a few, short hours later. Rarely glimpsing and soaking up the sun's rays this time of year can exacerbate vitamin D deficiencies, bring on depression, and leave us searching for ways to get the most out of whatever bit of daylight is actually available. Given a little design consideration, views of and through the garden ensure that when the winter sun actually is out, you and your garden will enjoy plenty of it.
Begin by taking note of how the sun travels through your garden. If you are planning your garden design in non-winter seasons, remember that the sun will be much lower on the southern horizon come winter. In summer, it will blaze much higher in the sky. This means a location that receives full, hot, blazing sunshine in mid-summer may endure a frozen, sunless winter as well. So, be sure to always pick plants that can tolerate any such extremes.
Next, consider where you're likely to seek out the sun in winter. Will you settle into a cozy window seat to read? Do you just want some sunshine to hit and warm your home a bit during freezing temperatures? Or, perhaps you'll want a bit of early light in your bedroom to help you wake up on those dark, wintery mornings. Once you know where and when you want to bask in the winter sun and you know how and if the sun will meet you there in winter, you're ready to begin designing your planting beds.
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K@zuo get one your knees and prepare to suck a real man; TwistedFaith!
K@zuo get one your knees and prepare to suck a real man; TwistedFaith!
Or in wompa's case like little girls.Originally Posted by Cold-NiTe
I bet 5 on that wompa1 get his/hers ass chewed out.
Dont ask me to spell anything!
You Are a Different Person When You Are Afraid
so, anybody going to be on the un-fucked up side?
Originally Posted by K@Z(on_bebo)
Is the 3 day ban for real, CN?
ditto , i think the kaz got spunk though !
*wheres the flames already*
"Naruto is not stupid he just has mental fatigue from all those kage bunshins"~ someone on this forumOriginally Posted by bobtherocket
Yes, however this may be too harsh. I am willing to knock it down to a 1 day ban, if people start to whine.Originally Posted by MojoMunkeez
What are the sides? Take a look at the topic. It's pretty obvious there's only two. We must always use inferences and clues to figure out the sides in this game; The people who LIKE Kazuo's movies and the people who HATE Kazuo's movies. There is no Right or Wrong, simply your own personal preference.
Remember to state your current endorsement and how much you bet. You have only 10 points to begin with. If your side loses by Sunday, a ban will be placed. Remember this is a test of the system. We are fine tuning it.
Dear cousin choppitychop89, you were a good relative, though I hardly knew ye.
Woah betting both sides of the table, huh? I hadn't thought anyone would. OK, you're on! Someone take this brave man's bet.
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Wichita weather: Sunny and much warmer
Sunny skies, light winds, temperatures teasing 50 – Wichita has been waiting a while for a day this nice.
Thawing will hit a new gear on Thursday as temperatures climb well above freezing today in southern Kansas. Forecasters say even the winds will be mild, staying in the single digits out of the southwest.
Overnight lows will only dip to the upper 30s, with skies staying mostly clear. Winds will switch to the north and become gusty on Friday, at times approaching 30 miles an hour.
But highs will hit the 50s under partly sunny skies, and the weekend should see highs in the upper 50s to low 60s under partly sunny skies. That will seem utterly tropical after February's frigid first half.
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You walk silently down the halls of the Phantomhive Manor, a load of clean sheets in your arms. Your maid uniform goes down to a few inches below your knees. You also have on tall black heeled boots and white tights. (Now you're probably wondering why is there another maid in the Phantomhive Manor? What about Meyrin? Well
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"______!" Sebastian calls for you. You turn, your red eyes gleaming slightly in the dim hall. You're a demon, just like Sebastian. But you do not belong to Ciel, no. You are one of Master Sebastian's (as you call him now) servants from the other side. He called you here as help, seeing how the others in the house
do more harm than good. The name Sebastian had just called was appointed to you by Sebastian's master. You walk down the hall. As you stride down the steps, you spot Sebastian. He stands arms crossed at the bottom of the staircase.
"Yes, Master Sebastian?" You ask.
"The Young Master's fiancée is paying the manor a visit. He is refusing to allow me to give him another refreshing course for his dance skills," He says, "Will you teach him?"
"Yes, sir," you say with a bow.
"I shall be accompanying you," he says. You both turn and head back up the steps.
"Now, Young Master," you say, one hand on Ciel's shoulder, the other in his hand, "Place your hand on my waist." He looks down, placing his hand on your waist, a small blush on his cheeks. He mumbles under his breath.
"Good," you say, flashing one of your signature smiles, "Now you always start with your left foot." You take a step back with your left foot, Ciel copying you. He however, steps on your toes. You wince, but maintain your smile.
"Now move into a natural turn," You say. As you do so, Ciel takes too big of a step. His foot goes behind yours, tripping you. You release his shoulders, falling back. But you don't fall. Sebastian catches you, holding you slightly against him.
"Now Young Master," Sebastian says, as he helps you back to your feet, "You did not do this poorly when I taught you."
"Ugh!" Ciel sighs.
"Watch us, sir," Sebastian says, making you face him. He places his hand on your waist. He nods at you. You smile and put your hand on his shoulder, taking his in your other. He counts the beats out loud as you both dance.
"A dance between devils," Ciel laughs, "What an interesting sight."
Elizabeth came over that afternoon.
"Well aren't you such a lovely girl!" She says happily when she meets you. You bow, a kind smile on your face.
"But why do you only wear black?" She says putting her hands on her hips, "You're just like Sebastian. Pretty girls wear pretty colors like pink! And I have some dresses that will look lovely on you!" She grabs your wrist.
"M-My lady, that is not necessary," you say, almost plead as she drags you forward.
"Of course it is!" She says, "Everything has to be cute when I dance with Ciel. Now, let's find a dress to go with those red eyes of yours!" She drags you up the steps. You look at the group and mouth the words "Help me!" Sebastian gives you a smile. Meyrin, Baldroy, and Finnian laugh as you're dragged off. Sebastian glares at them, making them hush.
"Here you go!" Elizabeth says, throwing you a white dress, "That will go lovely with your eyes! Now change!" You do as you're told. As you change, Elizabeth waiting impatiently behind your back, she notices something.
"Is that a tattoo?" She asks curiously. You stiffen up. The tattoo she is talking about is a covenant (similar to the one on Sebastian's hand and Ciel's eye) in between your shoulder blades and two black wing tattoos on both sides. This tattoo is the thing that kept you with Sebastian. They're important to you because he's the one who placed them there.
"Why do you have a tattoo? Pretty girls shouldn't have tattoos. We'll have to cover these," She says.
"N-No!" You say, turning to face her. She looks at you, both shocked and angry.
"M-My Lady, these
keep me connected to someone important to me," You say softly, your head bowed, "I dare not cover them." She looks at you blankly.
"Oh," she says, "That's kind of sweet! Is it a guy?" She asks.
"Y-Yes," you say, smiling as you get dressed in what she'd given you to wear.
You and Elizabeth walk down the stairs. Everyone looks up at you two. You see that Sebastian had gotten the band assembled and Ciel dressed as Elizabeth told him to.
"Shall we dance?" Ciel bows to Elizabeth when you both reach the bottom of the stairs. You step to the side. Elizabeth takes Ciel's hand and step out. The band begins playing. You sway slightly to the music as you stand beside Finny, Baldo, Meyrin, and Tanaka. Suddenly Sebastian walks up to your group. He bows in front of you, holding his hand out to you.
"A lady should never be left out of a dance," He says looking up at you with a smile, "May I?"
"Yes, sir," you say taking his hand. He leads you out onto the floor. You both take the position as before when teaching Ciel. You both dance gracefully around the floor.
"They look like angels," Finny says.
"I wish I could dance with Mister Sebastian, I do," Meyrin says.
The song ends soon. Sebastian leads you off the floor, leaving Ciel and Elizabeth to dance the rest of the evening. He leads off the floor, but not to the group. He leads you through a door into a dark hall to the side. You can see his red eyes glowing slightly in the dark and your eyes quickly adjust so you can see him fully.
"We never got the chance to dance like that, did we ____?" He says.
"Not once," You say. You lean slightly against the wall, closing your eyes as you listen to the music playing outside. Suddenly when you open your eyes again, Sebastian is in front of you, his right hand on the wall behind you. You look up shocked at him, his devious smile on his lips.
"I have to say," he says putting his other hand on you back and pulling you closer, "You move with the grace of a dove." He runs his hand up your back, tracing the feathers of your tattoos like he can see them.
"Or should I say a raven," he says.
"Master Seba-" You say before he presses his lips against yours. Your eyes go wide. For once, a blush stretches across your cheeks. Sebastian pushes you slightly back against the wall. By now, you give in. You kiss him back, your eyes flutter closed. You arms snake up to wrap around his neck. He moves his hand over your covenant tattoo. It burns slightly and glows through your dress.
"Oh my!" Someone cries, making you two pull apart. You the light from the door blinds you both for a moment. When you can see, you see the whole rest of the household. Meyrin had fainted, Finny trying to wake her.
"Well, well, well," Ciel says with a smile.
"Y-Young Master," Sebastian says, slightly embarrassed, "How long have you been there?"
"Just a few seconds," Ciel says, "Long enough for Meyrin to faint though." You blush bright red and turn your face away from the group. Sebastian laughs. He makes you look up at him.
"It seems I can't hide this from them any longer then," He says, "Shall we my Raven? We must prepare dinner."
"Yes, we must, sir," You say. You both turn down the hall, away from the group. You both walk down the hall, which coincidentally leads to the kitchen. When you two are out of sight, Sebastian takes your hand.
"Shall we continue that later?" He asks, his eyes glowing again.
"Yes, Master Sebastian," You say with a smile, your eyes glowing too.


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A person who gets so much pussy as to be considered as a vagillionaire.
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A huge congratulations is owed to Charlotte Christian/Davidson graduate and North Carolina resident Stephen Curry for breaking Ray Allen's record for most three pointers in a season.
Dell's (Bobcat's color commentator) son hit the 270 mark in the final game of the season to set the new mark.
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Best athlete to ever come out of Davidson to date and probably for decades to come.
Best athlete to ever come out of Davidson to date and probably for decades to come.
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Good for him. He's been spectacular this season, hope he can stay healthy for years.
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Wish he was a Bobcat.
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Id trade the whole team and picks for Curry...but things just do not work out well...losing the Bobcat name gets rid of the bad mojo too.
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Cholesterol | 13mg |
Sodium | 306mg |
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- 2 tablespoon(s) olive oil
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- 1.5 pound(s) fresh chestnuts, roasted and peeled; or 3½ cups store-bought roasted chestnuts
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- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-low heat. Cook bacon until crisp, about 5 minutes. Transfer bacon to paper towel-lined plate. Set aside.
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AND stimulating the economy by injecting even more money doesn´t work either.
So, if nothing we can do works, maybe we should reach the conclusion that we have a problem we cannot solve?
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"Austerity doesn't work."
You are absolutely correct. The problem is where does money will come from? Tax George Soros?
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I don't like the fact there is no contact information on their main website. It took some digging to find out their location.....again no contact phone number, or email address. I am not sure that Muskrat software is even a company anymore...
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I had a complaint because they've removed the ability to credit duplicate belt loops/pins. I sent an email to this address and received a reply from Lee Atchison who made up some new rules, "Each award can only be earned once. Even belt loops, you are required as a Webelos to redo the requirements for some belt loops, but thats not the same as earning the belt loop again (there are some units that allow the belt loop to actually be earned more than once, but this is not common)." Of course, this is baloney. Webelos must earn some belt loops again and it is clearly stated so in the handbook.
So I replied and respectfully gave Mr. Atchison the correct information from various BSA collateral, and I am now being ignored. I tried the Facebook suggestion as someone else said, but I have not heard anything on their wall. I think I am going to have to create custom awards to make sure these are all recorded.
I hate this because ScoutManage is not a good system; however, it's a tremendous undertaking to switch software and we all know how much spare time there is for something like that. My only saving grace is my son is about to cross over and I hope to God his Troop uses a better system.
After starting this thread, I did find the email address you posted, gautreaux. I think it was added after I looked and posted here in frustration. My email about the issues I listed came back with a canned answer several weeks later from Lee that did not answer my questions and concerns. So my frustration continues.
I hear you too, about the pain of switching systems again. I don't know if I am up for it this year.
I am assigned the task to look for other software. Scout Manage was picked by another committee member in the past without consulting the committee. After doing some testing, I feel for the price, this is truly a piece of software that is part of the 90's. I cannot wait to switch over to the new software that I finally choose.
Not trying to cheerlead for TM, but if price is the main consideration, TroopTrack ($99/year) is higher than Packmaster or Troopmaster ($70/three years) or even ScoutManage ($50/year). Adding online access to Troopmaster is $60/year, which still comes out to be a little cheaper than TroopTrack.
Personally, I like the fact we aren't dependent on an internet connection, which we haven't had available at the meeting places for any of the troops I've been registered with. The portability also allowed us to bring the advancement laptop with to events like merit badge college or summer camp. But a troop is different from a pack, in that only one person is keeping the records, and some packs are allowing parents to log advancement online vs. in their Cub's book for a den leader to do.


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Thinkers gather to act on world problems
Pop!Tech conference in Camden, Maine, aims to harness synergy to tackle issues.
Jacob Turcottte
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Pop!Tech, the annual gathering of thinkers and doers in Camden, Maine, that ended on Saturday, has been asking such questions as "What does it means to be a human being at the beginning of the 21st century?" says its curator and host, Andrew Zolli.
But more and more, the conference, now in its 11th year, isn't just posing big questions: It's trying to jump-start big solutions to big problems.
The "Pop!Tech Accelerator," just announced, aims to bring together innovators that meet at the conference to take on big challenges. Its first effort is called Project Masiluleke (it means "to reach out" or "rejuvenate oneself" in Zulu). The project combines the work of iTEACH, a program in South Africa that aims to educate poor people about HIV/AIDS and help them find and take advantage of medical treatment, with an interactive computer program developed by researchers at the University of Connecticut. The program, which helps patients understand and manage their own medical treatment, is part of CHIP (the Center for Health, Intervention, and Prevention) at the university.
Pop!Tech has long talked the talk on environmental issues, and in recent years it's begun to walk the walk, too. To compensate for the carbon emissions created by this year's conference (including energy needs on site and travel by its hundreds of participants), Pop!Tech bought carbon-offset credits equal to twice the carbon the meeting created. Thus it claims to be not just "carbon neutral," but "carbon negative."
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Kenny Jackett has informed Kevin Foley that he is free to move on after dropping back into 'group three' at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The 29-year-old full-back, who is in the final year of his contract, has slipped down the pecking order at Molineux.
He was offered an opportunity to impress during pre-season, but Jackett still considers Foley to be surplus to requirements and will allow him to leave if a suitable offer is tabled.
The Wolves boss said in the Express and Star: \"Kevin has gone back into that group (three).
\"I had a look at him in pre-season and although he played very well - particularly at Oxford - he's third-choice right-back behind Matt Doherty and Sam Ricketts with Ethan Ebanks-Landell having been there once or twice last season.
\"On the opposite side with Tommy Rowe coming into the building, it leaves me with Scott Golbourne, Ricketts and Rowe that can all play left-back.
\"So for Kevin the decision is he tries to get himself in the shop window and tries to move on.
\"We're starting to thin the group out now - we've played three games and basically used the same 19 players, although juggled them about, but he hasn't played.
\"As you go through pre-season you need a lot more players with people needing 45 or 60 minutes or whatever, but I'm pleased I had a look at him.
\"Full-backs is a very strong area for us and with Kevin, we've come to the conclusion that if he can use the good pre-season he's had to get a move, that will be a good thing.
\"Unfortunately within the group of 19 or 20 players we have, there isn't room for him.
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- 2 pound(s) ground beef
- 1 cup(s) chopped onion
- 14.5 ounce(s) can petite diced tomatoes
- 1 cup(s) ketchup
- 1/2 cup(s) mayo
- 1 tablespoon(s) dijon mustard
- 1.5 teaspoon(s) salt
- 2 cup(s) shredded swiss
- 2 cup(s) shredded sharp cheddar
- 16 ounce(s) penne
- 1 cup(s) panko breadcrumbs
- 10 slice(s) bacon, cooked & crumbled
- Preheat oven to 350, spray 13x9 pan with cooking spray. In lg skillet brown beef & onion, drain. Add tomatoes, ketchup, mayo, dijon, & salt, stir until combined. Stir in cheeses and penne.
- Spoon into pan and sprinkle with panko, and bacon. Bake for 20-30 minutes.
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October 14, 2014
API has been a wonderful source of support in my parenting journey. It is a non judge mental truly caring venue to get advice on topics such as cosleeping, extended nursing, positive discipline, etc. I am constantly finding myself reaching out to this group when I have a question about something my children are doing and I need help with. I could not imagine what it would have been like if I had not found this group 3 years ago!
October 11, 2014
My experience with API is that it has been a wonderful source of support and inspiration to me since I began my parenting journey almost 10 years ago. The leaders of our group have been nothing but inviting and warm and provide great resources with science-backed information. I trust the board members, and know that this non-profit is sincere and legit, paving the way for gentler, more informed parenting.
October 11, 2014
I have been involved with API for many years. My local group was an invaluable source of support when I was a new mom, as I learned to follow my instincts and parent in a connected and compassionate way. When I saw how much the group was needed in our community, I became an API support group leader, and eventually started volunteering with the international organization as well. API serves an absolutely vital role in parent education and support, and has done so much good not only in my small community, but worldwide. I truly believe that API's work is helping to make the world a better place--right now and for generations to come.
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API Inc. has been invaluable to me. I would not be half the mother I am today were it not for the API listserv I belong to, moderated by API leaders.
October 10, 2014
we are a family from Barcelona, Spain. We recently moved to Brooklyn and one of the most helpful and warm family group that we met was the API support group. The families and Volunteers involved are very generous and respectful with all the people that comes to them to receive advise related to practical things. No matter if you are asking for big or small questions, you always receive support and information with the potencial of making big and positive changes on a family life.
I recommend 100% this non-profit because is very human and useful for families of different ages.
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Attachment Parenting International is one of the most compassionate positive parenting organizations out there. And then when I began volunteering, and now it's been 7 years of volunteering, API is all about working together as a community where everyone's talents are used and everyone's ideas are taken into account. While there is great leadership, it doesn't feel like a hierarchy-type organization -- everyone is encouraged to chime in and do what they can, and the leadership is really about leading by serving. I feel like I'm really making a difference in the world.
October 10, 2014
It is awesome to be able to connect with other AP parents. Thank you to all who make it possible.
October 10, 2014
Even after four kids (and sometimes especially after four kids) I turn to API for advice, ideas, inspiration, and commiseration. They give strength not to cave to the awful advice that pummels parents from all directions. There is another way, a path less traveled, and API is the one there placing trail markers. Thank you!
October 9, 2014
I have been a part of my local API support group since right around the time my first child was born. That group has been a lifeline for me, and I am so grateful to have had the support and resources of API available to me right from the start as I was making decisions on how best to care for my brand new baby. Prior to having my own child, I had little experience with kids and mostly only knew that I wanted to bring up my child in a gentle, nurturing way that helped my son thrive, and I knew that I needed to do things differently from how I was raised in order to ensure that my kids felt loved and secure about who they are rather than fearful and people-pleasing. API gave me the support and knowledge I needed to feel confident navigating new territory starting with the newborn phase, and ever since, any time I have needed help as my kids have gotten older, I still find that the API group support is my absolute most helpful resource of all, reminding me not only of the research and groundbreaking work of attachment parenting experts around the world when I've needed it, but also giving me practical, hands-on advice on complex issues I've faced with my kids all the way up to school-age and allowing me to give back to other parents facing similar issues. I am so grateful for the work API does and I support them 1,000%. Our kids need more love and compassion from parents and caregivers, and API is changing the world. It certainly changed mine, and my family is so much the better for it.
October 9, 2014
When I had my baby it was towards the close of a very tumultuous period in my life. I did not have a lot of good advice coming to me. Most people I knew espoused ways of childrearing that did not include baby-wearing or even breast feeding, but I knew these things were best for children and I practiced them. After a particularly difficult holiday season I returned home depleted emotionally after being challenged repeatedly for keeping my baby so close [she was 5 mos.]
I finally went online and searched for meaningful commentary to validate my choices and that is when I found API-NYC, an online group where parents discussed childrearing.
Over the past 6.5 years my family has thrived because of the intelligent and compassionate support of other parents who are also part of the Attachment Parenting community. I have been able to make decisions about good nutrition because I am constantly updated about new resources, I am able to navigate developmental stages with with grace and humor because I can discuss parenting with other parents who also choose to honor the whole child.
My daughter enjoys a happy home that has her best interests at heart. She is supported in her choices and she thrives physically and emotionally. Our family has benefited from learning about non-violent communication, as well as a variety of consumer products, from child-supplements to probiotics to magnesium baths that can help to fortify and calm. I have learned about a variety of educational resources to empower my daughter's learning and more than anything I have found support as a woman, as a mother and as a sensitive person.
I have found my "tribe."
I do not know how I would have found so much success in my life without API-NYC. It gave me a ladder and my whole family has climbed.
API-NYC helped me give my daughter the rich life she deserves.
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4 Henrico teachers win REB Awards
Four Henrico teachers were among the 16 teachers from the Richmond region who earned R.E.B. Awards for Teaching Excellence earlier this week.
The awards, celebrating their 25th anniversary this year, were inspired by the vision of Rudy and Esther Bunzl in 1988 as a way to strengthen public education through the region by recognizing and providing research grants to skilled, passionate teachers in the region. The Henrico winners were: Carolyn Margaret Alley of Holman Middle School, who earned a $9,000 grant to explore Cape Cod and bring back stories of the sea and history of the region as it relates to the sixth-grade social studies, science and reading curriculum; Elizabeth Ann Gaglio of Chamberlayne Elementary School, who earned a $9,300 grant to explore Hawaii's aquatic ecosystems and how they relate to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, as well as take a course on smartphone application development to create technology rich classroom activities; Selene Paulette Marsh of J. R. Tucker High School, who earned a $5,000 grant to attend The Helen Keller School in Alabama and the Literacy Institute at UNC and to take classes in Braille and sign language to better serve students with deaf-blindness and other complex disabilities; and Robert Patrick Meister of J. R. Tucker High School, who earned a $10,000 grant to visit Great Britain to attend the only AP Literature conference held in Europe and to the British Isles to explore historical sites. Since the program's inception, the R.E.B Foundation has partnered with The Community Foundation to award more than $2.7 million to honor 647 classroom teachers and support 364 professional development grants. |
RAMPS receives $8k grant
Citizen Staff Reports 03/03/2015
RAMPS (Ramp Access Made Possible by Students) recently received an $8,000 grant from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. The award was one of 75 grants totaling more than $600,137 awarded by the Reeve Foundation to nonprofit organizations nationwide that provide more opportunities, access, and daily quality of life for individuals living with paralysis, their families and caregivers.
RAMPS, an organization founded by then-Henrico County high school students to build ramps for local low-income residents who need them, will use the grant to purchase modular wheelchair ramp supplies. These supplies will be used by local high school RAMPS clubs, who provide volunteers to build the ramps. > Read more.
Henrico man to compete in Liberty Mutual Invitational National Finals
Citizen Staff Reports 02/19/2015
Henrico resident Larry Loving, Jr., will compete with three other locals – Thomas Scribner (Richmond), Roscoe McGhee (Midlothian) and Larry Loving (Richmond) in the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational National Finals at TPC Sawgrass, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Feb. 26-Mar. 1. The foursome qualified for the national golf tournament by winning the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational, held at Whiskey Creek Golf Club in Ijamsville, Md. on June 11. That event supported the RiteCare Center for Childhood Language Disorders.
In total, 240 amateur golfers will compete in Florida. > Read more.
In total, 240 amateur golfers will compete in Florida. > Read more.
Henrico PAL recognizes supporters, HSHS athlete
The Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) held its Sixth Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 5 at The Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen, celebrating accomplishments of 2014 and recognizing outstanding contributions to the organization. Henrico County Juvenile Domestic Court Judge Denis Soden served as master of ceremonies and former Harlem Globetrotter Melvin Adams served as keynote speaker.
Among the 2014 honorees were Richmond International Raceway (Significant Supporter), Richmond Strikers Soccer Club (Significant Supporter), Henrico County Schools-Pupil Transportation (Summer Camp Supporter), Bruce Richardson, Jr. (Youth of the Year), Sandra Williams (Volunteer of the Year), Thomas Williams (Employee of the Year), Mikki Pleasants (Board Member of the Year), and Michelle Sheehan (Police Officer of the Year). > Read more.
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CACGA to celebrate 16th anniversary March 14
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen will celebrate its 16th anniversary Saturday, March 14 at 6 p.m. with "A Date with Frank & Marilyn," an evening of fun and entertainment designed to raise funds for the center's three outreach programs – Art Matters, Artful Living and Creative Family Studio. A performance by a duo impersonating Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe will highlight the evening.
The evening will include an artist live and silent auction with a variety of unique and hard-to-come-by prize packages including two tickets to the 2016 Masters golf tournament, a trip for two to Napa Valley, dinner for 10 by celebrity chef Patrick Evan-Hylton served at CACGA's gardens, followed by opening night tickets to The Capital Steps and 10 individual date-night packages around Metro Richmond. > Read more.
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Weekend Top 10
It's a great weekend to support local theatre! The Stable Theatre at Christ Presbyterian Church will present "Freud's Last Session;" Jewish Family Theatre at the Weinstein JCC will present "Parade;" and the youth theater program CharacterWorks, Inc. will present "Fiddler on the Roof" at The Steward School. Another fun show will be at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen tonight – "An Evening of 20s Tin Pan Alley Jazz" featuring the unique sounds of the Rumble Seat Revival. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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48 Hours may refer to:
- 48 Hours (TV series), a documentary and news television program
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- "48 Hours", a song by The Clash from the album The Clash
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- 48 Hours (album), an unreleased album by Frank-N-Dank
- "48 Hours" (Stargate SG-1), a fifth season episode of Stargate SG-1
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NHL: Washington Capitals at Philadelphia Flyers
Mar 31, 2013; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Washington Capitals defenseman Steven Oleksy (61) stops a shot by Philadelphia Flyers right wing Scott Hartnell (19) during the third period at the Wells Fargo Center. The Flyers defeated the Capitals, 5-4 in overtime. (Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports)
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Man, i dont know if u saw this Episode where that old weird Grandpa was feeding the "Walkers" in his Barn and then one of the Zombies got in the Well and they were pulling it out and then it ripped in half and i was like "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW"
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Despite being held at the Coliseum, the site of the 1912 Republican
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The temperature slowly climbs, kids are getting out of school and people are actually leaving their homes for the outdoors. Summer is upon us, and for Seattle that means turning to the the various bodies of water in the state to cool off. Here are some ideas to get the most out of your summer […]
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What your Seattle paycheck 'feels like'
It's one thing to make money. But how rich you are – or how rich "you feel" – also depends on how much things cost, a key part of what's called "buying power." And that largely depends on where you live. For the first time ever, the feds have released a regional price index that […]
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Topless travel photos are the latest social media trend
From Lauren Parvizi at SFGate: With Memorial Day weekend behind us and summer on the horizon, social media feeds are a blur of vacation selfies and wanderlust inducing tourist snaps. And now there's a new trend in travel photos popping off up on Facebook and Instagram: topless pics. The Topless Tour is asking travelers to share photos […]
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Offbeat date nights for summer in Seattle
There are all those restaurants and boat tours and wonderful sky tours leaving from Lake Union, and you can find those almost anywhere. So, in this list of things to do on a date night in Seattle, we tried to come up with the offbeat things we've done and enjoyed. And, since the best date […]
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Time-lapse video captures Seattle like dramatic, moving postcard
"Seattle Dream Pt. II," a time-lapse film created by James Whelan and Jake Magraw of F-Stop Seattle Photography is like a beautiful, animated postcard. Their portrait of our city uses more than 50,000 still photographs and countless hours of shooting and editing to capture a certain spirit and vibe of Seattle. The creators of the […]
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Faces & Figures, a weekly feature of seattlepi.com's Big Blog, aims to explore the culture of Seattle through photos accompanied with a thought, musing or quote from the people we encounter in our city. If you know an interesting person we should feature, let us know. Mike Naiman grew up in the desert Southwest. So […]
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We just can't look out our windows and see the sun beaming down without trying to make something of it … since we have to be in here doing this rather than out there doing that … So, here's our list of how the sun changes your life. Enjoy … the sun and then come […]
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Ever wonder why Ballard, Green Lake and other north Seattle neighborhoods are so white, and the Central District and the Rainier Valley are so diverse? Blame housing prices for a start; whiter neighborhoods tend to be more expensive, and white people tend to have more money than African Americans, Hispanics and some Asian groups. But […]
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Please take some time to take part in a poll on whether the Board of Game on the Kenai Peninsula (southern Alaska) should adopt aerial predator control measures for wolves. One should think that it's clear by now that the aerial gunning has proven to be effective to kill wolves, but absolutely ineffective to "save moose" like it's always claimed to be.
The local newspaper "Peninsula Clarion" has the poll up on their website at < poll closed > - the voting is quite close, with a narrow majority of voters opposing such aerial control measures.
In support of an action alert from the Alaska Wildlife Alliance, please help and make sure you vote "No" on this poll. Let's take a stand against such plans and turn the voting result into a clear sign against such measures!
Thanks, everyone!
The URL again: < poll closed >
You will find the poll on the right hand panel.
Since the discussion on this heats up quite a lot, here's some factual background for a change on why I think the plans of the BOG should be opposed:
* The Alaska Department of Fish & Game's own evidence presented to the BOG in March concluded that predation was not the cause of declining moose populations on the Kenai.
* In Game Management Unit 15A, the ADF&G's own data concluded that poor habitat is responsible for fewer moose.
* In Unit 15C, according to the ADF&G's own analysis, moose populations are not declining. A cited low bull-to-cow ratio cannot be traced to wolf predation, and killing wolves does not negate hunters' prior overharvest of bull moose.
* Following the proposal, any private citizen with a permit not trained ADF&G biologists - will be allowed to shoot wolves from aircraft.
The BOG will vote on the proposal during their Nov. 11-14 meeting, so there will be very little time to give any input on that, if any, at all.
I believe that polls like this are the only chance for anyone of us to clearly position ourselves. If the poll was for Alaskans only, it wouldn't be freely accessible to anyone outside Alaska, right?
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I do not oppose hunting at all, and absolutely think that predator control measures are essential to minimize conflicts and ensure that conflict situations can be resolved.
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I recently saw a video where the gentleman showing a drill would engage and disengage the safety each time upon drawing from holster and re- holstering the weapon.
Is this common practice? I've been doing my drills w/out using the safety.
I typically draw, break the shot, re holster, cock hammer and repeat. Sometimes I cock the hammer before I re-holster.
Not sure which is the practical, most common or standard method if any.
In IPSC/ IDPA matches is the weapon's safety engaged prior to re-holstering?
Sorry for the questions I just want to make sure I'm training correctly.
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Posted on 24 May 2014
Cardinal O'Malley Should Resign USCCB Pro-life Post for Honoring John Kerry at BC Graduation May 23, 2014 The decision by Cardinal O'Malley to attend the Monday Boston College Commencement that honored Sec. of State John Kerry defies any logical explanation. His decision to participate in honoring one...
Can Catholics Still Criticize the UN?
Posted on 2 Mar 2014
Priestly abuse deprives the church of the moral authority to resist the United Nations' social engineering. By JOHN ZMIRAK • February 24, 2014 From: The American Conservative Excerpts: http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/can-catholics-criticize-the-un/ Why has not a single bishop,...
Pope removes conservative cardinal from Vatican panel
Posted on 20 Dec 2013
Source: Gay Politics Report Pope Francis announced through the Vatican on Monday that he will replace Cardinal Raymond Burke, former archbishop of St. Louis, on an influential Vatican panel that evaluates bishop candidates. Burke, an outspoken critic of homosexual marriage and abortion, will be replaced by...
Jesus Vs. Mohammed. We Report, You Decide
Posted on 1 Dec 2013
Source: William J. Federer " What Every American Needs to Know about the Quran. A History of Islam & the United States ." Download (PDF,...
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