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Sig Sauer Magazine Sig Sauer 1911 Officer, Compact 45 ACP 7-Round Stainless Steel
Product #: 438773 Sig Sauer #: MAG-1911-45-7 UPC #: 798681412129
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This Sig Sauer Magazine is a Factory Original Replacement Part, manufactured to the same specifications and tolerances using the same materials as the OEM Magazine that came with the pistol, guaranteeing optimal fit and reliable operation. When it comes to semi-automatic firearms, the ammunition feeding device often determines if, and how well, the gun functions. Therefore, whether for use as a backup mag for your concealed carry pistol, or simply to spend a little more time shooting and a little less time reloading on the next trip to the range, keeping a few spare factory magazines handy is never a bad idea.
This Sig Factory 1911 Magazine fits Sig Sauer Compact 1911 variants as well as most other 1911 Officer-sized pistols in 45 ACP, but is too short to function in a 1911 Government or Commander framed pistol.
This Sig Factory 1911 Magazine fits Sig Sauer Compact 1911 variants as well as most other 1911 Officer-sized pistols in 45 ACP, but is too short to function in a 1911 Government or Commander framed pistol.
- Caliber: 45 ACP
- Capacity: 7-Rounds
- Body Material: Stainless Steel
- Basepad: Flat, Stainless Steel
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Question for lightguy on Cree LR6 Install
Hi lightguy,
I am planning on installing several LR6's in our family room. Although 6" lights would not have been my first choice for size if availability and cost weren't issues (I got a great deal on the LR6), I would like to minimize to the extent possible the size of the holes/cans in the ceiling, if this makes a difference. Cree's installation instructions show that a minimum can diameter of 5.75" will work and their compatibility list shows cans that have ceiling hole requirements ranging from 6.25" up to 7".
First, will can size make a difference in terms of appearance? Second, what reasonably priced can would you recommend for use with these lights?
Hey there.
Actually, whether you use a 5.75" diameter or a 6.25" diameter can which works with the LR6, it doesn't make a difference. Because when you install the unit and look up at it, the outside diameter of the LR6 will be the same. So the hole it's covering doesn't really matter.
So no, the can will not make a difference. As to what can to use- pretty much any solid 6" can. I'd probably avoid the $5.00 Big Box special cans. But you can probably find some good ones for under $20.00.
So what was the deal you got for the LR6's?
I purchased a lot of ten LR6s on Ebay for $710, got 10% back from Microsoft from its Live Search cashback promotion. So all in all, I paid about $65 each for the lights Ebay also has its own promotion where they give you 2% back in the form of a certificate that can be used for future Ebay purchases, so there is another $14 from that as well.

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As the apple's document said, UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext can only be used in drawRect method. If you want to use it in another place, you have to push a context before.
Now I want to use UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext to get a context in my own method called render. How can I get a context to push?
Can I get the context in drawRect and save it in a non-local variable? And push it in another method, then use UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext to get it to use. If so, why need I push it and get it again? I can use the non-local variable directly.


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What is saltfish and ackee? All the Jamaicans I know love it
Saltfish is basically ''cod fish", the same shit they make Mcdonalds fillet-o-fish with. Cod is a fish that's caught up Nnorth in Alaska or some shit. In order for them to transfer the fish from up north they have to layer it in ''salt'' to preserve it, hence the term salt fish.
Ackee is a fruit that is grown in the Caribbean and Asia. In order to eat it the shit needs to be opened up and you boil the yellow fruit inside the pods. If you open it up without it naturally opening, you will be poisoned from the liquid inside.
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Mitchell Kriegman
Ages 16-18
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Natalie D. Richards
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Demitria Lunetta
Ages 13+
Reviewed by Raj
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Katie Dale
Ages 14+
Reviewed by Jeffrey
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Josin L. McQuein
Ages 14+
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Chris Crutcher
Ages 14+
Reviewed by Sarah
Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes allows the reader to become more aware of the problems others may have and how to understand them. Outcasts Eric Calhoune and Sarah Byrnes have been friends for a while. Eric is fat and Sarah's face is covered in burns she says are from an accident with boiling spaghetti. As outcasts, there is not a very large group to sit next to at lunch. The novel is full of flashbacks which illustrate the kind of friends Eric and Sarah are to each other. There are very few things Eric would not do in order to preserve their friendship. After all, he stayed fat just for her. Unfortunately, everything changes when Sarah stops talking. After many visits to her in a mental institution, Eric finally gets her to open up. With another one of her friends, Eric realizes there is more to Sarah Byrnes than meets the eye.
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Ages 14+
Reviewed by Michell
The neighborhood is shaken by the disappearance of the three Metford children, who went to buy ice cream and were never seen again. This adds to the list of things nine year-old Adrian doesn't understand and fears in his suburban neighborhood. Despite being a reserved, lonely child, he befriends the sly, ill-tempered Nicole, the girl across the street whose mother is also "missing" from her life. After a psychic reports that the Metfords are "near water", Nicole and Adrian take it upon themselves to find the missing children. They return to the park where they first met over the burial of a dead bird, but never return home. Sonya Hartnett has crafted a chilling tale, told in an omniscient perspective that focuses mainly on the thoughts and feelings of Adrian. What the Birds See has successfully captured the negative impact of Adrian and Nicole's broken families to their childhoods and troubled lives. Reading the first pages of the book sparked a curiosity and tensity in me and left me wanting more. To me, the rest of the book really lived up to my expectations and first impression and the whole idea of how everyday, overlooked creatures, like birds, really do see everything was clever. I would recommend this novel to anyone who is looking for a heartfelt yet haunting read.
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Wherever You Go
Heather Davis
Ages 14+
Reviewed by Kelli
Will Holly Mullen ever be able to move on from lost love and learn to love again? Holly is a seventeen year old girl whose boyfriend, Roberto, was killed in a car accident six months ago. As if that is not enough for her, she also has a younger sister and grandfather with Alzheimer's to care for in her free time. What Holly does not know is that the ghost of Rob is watching over her. He is jealous when his best friend, Jason, helps Holly take care of her grandfather, but as a ghost, there is nothing he can do about that. While Holly is wondering whether or not to open her heart to Jason, Rob reaches out to her grandfather, who can see him. When Aldo, the grandfather, tells his granddaughter that he is communicating with Rob, Holly is unsure about whether he is real or not. Can Rob's soul find peace before moving on, and will Holly fall in love with Jason? This novel was a very touching tale about grief from losing someone and possibly finding new love, and I enjoyed it very much. However, I would recommend this book to kids at least fourteen years old for a few reasons. There is one graphic description that younger readers may find disturbing. Also, it does contain romance and emotional effects from it. Overall, it was a strong tale with a compelling protagonist and tear jerking plot that I would recommend to any reader who loves romance.
Genre: Romance


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Balsam sprouted - good germination. got this in trade.
Pink strawflower - finally a couple of sprouts. Usually this sprouts very generously. these seeds are from last year's garden.
Yvonne Salvia - one little sprout, more to come I hope. This is one I really want.
Blue Salvia- germinated thickly, I don't know if it is the pereenial or annual. seeds are from my garden
Morning glory
Purple mullein - glad to see a couple of sprouts, this is new to me, bought seed. Interested to see what it will look like.
Gold Arrow Yarrow - got these from Swallowtail, excited about this plant.
Here's my list. I love winter-sowing!
Agrimonia eupatoria, Agrimony (Horizon Herb seed)
Alcea rosea, 'Country Romance' Hollyhock (Burpee seed)
Allium fistulosum, 'Evergreen White' Bunching Onion (Henry Fields seed)
Anethum graveolens, Dill (saved seed)
Calendula officinalis, 'Pacific Beauty' Calendula (American Seed)
Catenanche caerula, Cupid's Dart (Ferry-Morse seed)
Cerastium tomentosum, Snow in Summer (Ferry-Morse seed)
Centaurea cyanus, Bachelor's Buttons (Ferry-Morse seed)
Digitalis purpurea, Common Foxglove (Ferry-Morse seed)
Galium verum, Our Lady's Bedstraw (Horizon Herbs seed)
Gaultheria procumbens, Wintergreen (Outside Pride seed)
Hypericum perforatum, St. John's Wort (Horizon Herbs seed)
Hyssopus officinalis, 'Blue Nectar' Hyssop (saved seed)
Lavendula angustifolia, 'Munstead' Lavendar (Horizon Herb seed) great germination
Lavendula vera, 'True' Lavender (Northrup King seed) average germination
Lobularia maritima, 'Carpet of Snow' Sweet Alyssum (Burpee seed)
Lobularia maritima, 'Carpet of Snow' Sweet Alyssum (American Seed)
Lupinus texinsis, Texas Bluebonnet (Ferry-Morse seed)
Lychnis coronaris, Rose Campion (saved seed)
Marrubium vulgare, White Horehound (Baker Creek seed)
Matricaria recutita, German Chamomile (Ferry-Morse seed)
Nepeta cateria, Catnip (Wetsel Seed) 19 years old, and still germinated!
Nepeta cateria, Catnip (saved seed)
Origanum marjorana, Sweet Marjoram (Livingston Seed)
Papaver orientalis, Mixed Colors Oriental Poppy (American Seed)
Papaver orientalis, 'Oriental Red' Poppy (Livingston Seed)
Petroselinum crispum, 'Extra-Curled Dwarf' Parsley (Burpee Seed)
Petroselinum hortense, Flat-Leaved Italian Parsley (Ferry-Morse seed)
Physalis philadelphica, Tomatillos (Burpee Seed)
Salvia clarea, Clary Sage (Botanical Interests seed)
Tagetes patula, 'Happy Days Mix' Marigold (Burpee Seed)
plus 17 varieties of heirloom and hybrid tomatoes that I take in when we expect freezing temperatures
Hope everyone is finding happy surprises in the winter-sowing containers!
Wow, eastern peregrine, that's quite a list. Got a kick out of the 19-year old catnip sprouting. I think the oldest seed I had was Great White tomato I got from Trudi six or seven years ago. Was down to the final three seeds and one of the three sprouted. That's nearly as good as the SuperSauce, which I bought new from Burpee this year. Only three of six sprouted and they're not doing as well as my other varieties. Maybe it's a fussy hybrid. The heirloom types are all doing great, pretty much 100 percent germination and they're all in jugs in the same location as the supersauce.


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Marc du Pontavice is a French animator who is the creator of Oggy and the Cockroaches ("Oggy et les Cafards"),[1] The Extreme Ducks, The Magician, Space Goofs, Les Dalton, and Ratz. He was an executive producer from Gaumont, which is based in France. After leaving the company he founded Xilam.
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- The Highlander (Executive in charge of production, alongside Denis Leroy)
- ^ "Oggy, superstar made in France" (in French). LaDépêche.fr. 18 September 2014. Retrieved 2 October 2014.
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