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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Qualcomm in November 2014.Interview Details
Applied through university and got a call the following week. They set up an interview at the university. I t was a 1:1 interview. The interviewer was very friendly and relaxed.Interview Questions
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- Asked basic theoretical concepts from C and also simple programming questions Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Qualcomm.Interview Details
I applied online through Qualcomm's website. The recruiter first contacted me about 2 weeks after I applied, and my interview was scheduled for the following week.
The interview process was very friendly and conducted very efficiently. It consisted of two phone interviews, one HR interview and one technical interview. The HR interview was you very standard interview - i.e. Why Qualcomm? Why Computer Science? etc. The technical interview was also very standard, consisting of one coding problem, two brain teasers, and two conceptual questions.
After 2 weeks or so, I got a verbal offer over the phone, and a week later received the formal offer letter.Interview Questions
Accepted Offer
- Given 9 coins with one counterfeit, heavier coin, and a balance, what is the fewest number of comparisons that you need to find the counterfeit coin. View Answer
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I applied through an employee referral – interviewed at Qualcomm.Interview Details
Applied through referral, called for on-site interview.
Total - 8 rounds , Overall NONE of the interviewer is prepared, NONE of them are on-time.
HR was the first one to interview me, she came after 10 mins of scheduled time and asked my present salary, other benefits and relocation etc. hardly 10 mins talk and then gave me a list of interviewer and schedules. Then she came to lobby and gave another list with some adjustments in schedules.
I was waiting in the lobby for another 35 mins, first technical interviewer came (15 mins late) and took me to his office, he told that "I don't know why the hiring manager asked to interview you anyway tell me about yourself" and 30mins of white board interview.
He dropped me in the lobby then next interviewer came 20 mins late, then the same set of questions, and took me to lunch in the cafeteria for lunch.
Headed to another building, Third was the most important person, "Hiring manager", he came late by 10 mins and talked to me for a 5 mins then told me that he got another very important appointment so he rescheduled my interview to end of the day.
Waiting in the lobby for another 40 mins.
Fourth person is somewhat OK, because he is NOT very late and then he asked for a resume from me. Same set of questions from "tell me about yourself to work experience etc."
Back to lobby, next person came to lobby 10 mins late. He told that he is late because he tried to print my resume, then he asked some very basics from electronics engineering, i did not do well on this round because i did not revise the basic circuit theory. He looked to be very disappointed nad asked me "what do you know in electronics?" and that round ends somehow,
He took me to the next interviewer's office, we were waiting in his office 10 mins, the interviewer came and looked to be shocked by seeing us in his office, He started asking some basic physics laws, i don't know if we use it anywhere in the Yield engineer job, managed to give some reasonable explanation.
Back to lobby, wait there for another 1 hr, receptionist told me that the interview round cancelled as the next person is OUT due to some urgent work.The hiring manager asked me to wait for hte hiring manager.
The hiring manager came back to me after office hour, took me to a conference room and he explained the job roles and responsibilities, team hierarchy etc. then some questions about my work experience and the paper i published recently etc. Finally he asked the usual question, "Do you have any question?" I took this time to ask him, I was completely gone mad by previous interviewer time management and questions. I asked him that, do we need to use any physics law in job? is there any problem with watches in QUALCOMM because NO one is ON time. He simply smiled and said "we are very busy, you know how busy we are in meetings bla bla"
Then he told he will email me within 2 weeks. It's already 3 weeks, i sent a reminder as formality, he replied with the same sentences what he told me in the interview. Should i expect anything more from this team??Interview Questions
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- Can you describe the model of a beaker of "Sea water" in to electrical network or lumped element? View Answer
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I sent in my resume. A few weeks later they got back to me telling me they would like to interview me. The interviews tested my knowledge of how C++ worked but, even though they were all coding questions, mostly tested my ability to think. I had a competing offer at the time with a strict time limit and they did a good job of getting back to me before my other offer expired.Interview Questions
Accepted Offer
- I don't feel like any question was particularly difficult or unexpected. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Qualcomm.Interview Details
Career Fair at my University, gave my resume and called for an in-person 45 minute technical interview. Asked a lot of questions on C++. Asked if I knew about sorting algorithms and then asked me to sort 10 random numbers using mergesort. Also gave me a sheet of paper with a C++ function on it and asked me to point out the mistakes.Interview Questions
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- The counterfeit coin problem with 12 coins View Answers (2)
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I applied online – interviewed at Qualcomm.Interview Details
I applied online on the careers site. I had one phone interview with a manager. He went through my resume briefly, asked me what I like about technology, where I see myself in the future, what my interests are, and specifics about projects I had worked on. I was surprised that there were not more technical questions.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- The most difficult part was remembering how I implemented certain aspects of my past projects e.g. what algorithms I used, etc. Answer Question
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I went to the career fair offered at my school and dropped off my resume at Qualcomm. About 2 weeks later I was contacted by a recruiter who scheduled an interview for me on campus. It was a one time interview and I got an offer less than a week after. I got 2 coding questions and one puzzle. The first one was to identify bugs on some simple code. Second one was to return the most frequent character in a given string.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Questions related to concepts in C and embedded systems that I did not learn yet. One of them was what is a union in C? View Answer
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I got the phone interview and on-site interview. In the phone interview, they asked most questions based on resume. In the on-site interview, each interviewer asked questions from different aspects. The interviewers are nice and professional.Interview Questions
No Offer
- We met the problem of xxx in our current project. How do you solve them? Answer Question
1 person found this helpfulInterview Details
Went to a career fair, got contacted to do an interview about a week later. They took all the people who they interviewed out to dinner, which was nice. They also gave everyone nice hoodies too. After I interviewed they said they would get back to me in about a week maybe two. Great interviewing experience.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsDidn't negotiate, offer was really good.Accepted OfferPositive Experience
- Return the index of the first unique character in a string. Answer Question
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Interview process was long (total 8 interviews which goes full day from 9 - 5). Professional interviewers. No nonsense questions. All questions related to the profile. Some of the questions were tricky. Prepare well for C programming related questions.Interview Questions
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- Questions on multi-processor programming. Answer Question
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Sophomore Kris Dunn, a McDonald's All-American guard out of New London High School, will undergo surgery on his right shoulder for the second time in his Providence College basketball career. He'll be out for the remainder of the season.
Dunn will have the season-ending surgery sometime in the next several weeks, according to Providence College and his father, John Seldon.
He had surgery on the same shoulder in July of 2012, forcing him to miss the first nine games of his freshman season. He appeared in 25 games, averaging 5.7 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.2 assists.
Dunn reinjured his shoulder chasing down a loose ball in an exhibition game against Rhode Island College on Nov. 2. He sat out three games and attempted to come back, playing four games before heading back to the sidelines. He averaged 3.8 points, 5.0 assists and 2.5 rebounds in limited action.
Seldon said that Dunn was experiencing some pain prior to the Rhode Island College game.
"He played in that game and had pain on that shoulder and rolled on it and made it slide out," Seldon said. "Doctors looked at it and said fight through the pain or have an operation. Kris wanted to fight through the pain, but it's not worth it. He'd probably do more damage.
"It's just a crazy situation."
Seldon expressed frustration over the way Dunn's injury situation was handled prior to the latest incident.
"He had the whole summer off and worked out," Seldon said, referring to last summer. "At some point, he had to be healthy. Somewhere something happened, but it's basketball.
"… I'm not a doctor and not the coach. I'm just a parent. (Coach Ed Cooley) runs his program the way he runs his program. I'm not mad at the coach.
"… You can call it a fluke accident. I don't know. I don't go to practice, so I don't know what's going on. It is what it is. … If I've got a kid coming off an injury, I'm going to be watching him. The kid came back from a major injury and was healthy. I would try to take care of him."
Providence will apply for a medical hardship waiver with the Big East. If Dunn receives the waiver, he'll have three years of eligibility left starting with the 2014-15 season.
"We're looking forward to assisting Kris as he recovers from his surgery," Cooley said in a released statement. "His health and well-being are our primary concern. There is no question that he will rebound from this and continue to improve as a basketball player. We are confident that Kris will be a key member of our team in 2014-15."
Seldon is encouraging his son to focus on his school work.
"He's doing all right," Seldon said of Dunn's state of mind. "He's just trying to stay to himself right now. It's a lot for him. … This was a big year for him."
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Eleven states in the eastern U.S. will share $102.7 million in grants from the federal government to protect against future storms, with the greatest amount of funded projects in New Jersey and New York.
The money will fund a variety of projects to protect communities at risk from future big storms like the October 2012 one that pummeled the East Coast.
New Jersey has the largest number of approved projects at 13, including restoration of beaches, salt marshes and urban areas including Hoboken.
New York has 11 projects.
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced a Northeast gasoline reserve to prevent a fuel shortage in the aftermath of a storm or natural disaster.
DOE Secretary Ernest Moniz says hurricane Sandy, which battered the Northeast region in 2012, proved that steps need to be taken to prevent further suffering after a disaster hits.
Vice President Joe Biden joined Governor Andrew Cuomo in Albany today to discuss rebuilding New York state and strengthening infrastructure affected by extreme weather.
Vice President Biden and Governor Cuomo held the press conference in the Red Room at the Capital building to discuss the work planned to make New York's infrastructure systems more storm resilient, reflecting on the devastation brought on by Superstorm Sandy in 2012, and Tropical Storms Irene and Lee in 2011.
Two years after Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee and almost one year after Superstorm Sandy altered New York's land and seascapes, relief aid --- from both private donors and government agencies --- has been painfully slow in coming, as communities struggle to return to normal.
Interior Department is releasing more than $475 million to help repair the damage from Superstorm Sandy, which roared up the East Coast last fall.
The department said the money will go for 234 projects that will repair and rebuild parks, refuges and other agency facilities damaged by the storm. Money will also go to historic preservation efforts and to investments in scientific data and studies to support recovery efforts.


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Dr. Ivan I. Soosaipillai graduated from the St. George's University School of Medicine, St. George's, Greneda in 2001. He works in Ocala, FL and 1 other location and specializes in Infectious Disease and Addiction Medicine. Dr. Soosaipillai is affiliated with Munroe HMA Hospital LLC and Ocallaghan Regional Medical Center.
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Irish moss...???
Between our (almost finished) porch & the driveway there is a sizable gap that I have been filling with flowers, shrubs, ornamental grasses, & even wormwood--despite all the strange looks & criticism when I mention the herb. However, there is still a lot of space. Bored, one day, I was browsing amazon.com for some inspiration on what I could fill in the gaps with. I came cross irish moss and creeping thyme. I am leaning more towards the irish moss. From pictures I have seen, I like how it looks, but I would you like some advice first before I buy anything. Is it easy to grow? Is it invasive--will it interfere with my other plants? Would it creep into my driveway (it's gravel)? Does it spread very fast? Any other topics I might need to know are welcome :)
Irish moss isn't really a moss - likes a lot of sun, fairly good soil and adequate moisture. Not invasive at all and doubtful it will spread into a gravel drive. it does develop "lumps" - undulations in its growth habit that keeps it from becoming flat and boring :-)
Research Sagina subulata for specific details.
Sun won't be a problem :) I am still looking for options as as ground cover. My husband is leaning towards pea gravel or white rock.


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The Left's prospects in the forthcoming elections will hinge in large measure on the Muslim vote. Post-Nandigram and post-Singur, a big chunk of Muslims moved to the Trinamool Congress and the Congress, making the Left Front vulnerable.
The West Bengal government's promise to set aside 10 per cent of government jobs for Muslims, by including a majority among them in the Other Backward Castes list last year, and increasing the OBC quota in the state from 7 per cent to 17 per cent has sparked off a controversy ahead of next month's assembly elections.
Dr. Abusaleh Shariff, Chief Economist at the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) - who was also Member, Secretary of the Sachar Committee, which had mapped the socio-economic conditions of Muslims in the country - has challenged the authenticity of this assurance.
Senior CPI-M leader and former MP Mohammed Salim, explaining the new scheme, said the state government's new OBC list had ensured that about 85 per cent of Muslims in the state would now be categorised as OBC, and that with the old 7 per cent OBC quota, increasing to 17 per cent, and then divided into backward and most backward categories, OBCs, who are Muslim, would soon be entitled to 10 per cent of state government jobs.
Dr. Shariff told The Hindu that this promise was typical of the Left Front's lack of "transparency when it comes to numbers and issues". He disputed the Left Front government's claim that 85 per cent of Muslims in West Bengal had been categorised as OBC: "Where is the population count?" He also wanted to know how in a state, "where Hindus are 75 per cent of the population, and Muslims 25 per cent, any government can possibly give 10 out of 17 per cent to Muslims?" Dr. Shariff added that if it did so, it would be "totally disastrous for integrating Muslims into the mainstream".
Interestingly, before the West Bengal government increased the OBC quota and the number of Muslim communities in the OBC list, 8.4 per cent of Hindus in the state and 2.4 per cent of Muslims were categorised as OBCs, figures that Dr. Shariff also disputes: he believes that these numbers were deliberately kept low by the state government for political reasons. He points out that Muslims in other states were able to make advances using the OBC quotas.
In West Bengal, the condition of Muslims has always been abysmal, whether one looks at their educational levels or at the sort of loans they get from public sector banks or, in the implementation of the minority concentration district scheme, or as Dr. Shariff pointed out, their representation in the state government: while Muslims account for a quarter of the state's population, they currently only hold 2.1 per cent of state government jobs. It is a figure, he says, that compares unfavourably with virtually all others states in the country: in Kerala, for instance, 10.4 per cent of state government jobs are held by Muslims who account for 24.7 per cent of the population.
Indeed, the Left Front's prospects in the forthcoming West Bengal elections will hinge in large measure on the Muslim vote. Traditionally, till the assembly polls of 2006, the Left Front could depend on securing about 18 out of the 25 per cent Muslim vote in the state. Post-Nandigram and post-Singur, the situation changed radically, with a big chunk of Muslims - who dominate Nandigram and Singur - moving to the Trinamool Congress and the Congress, making the Left Front vulnerable. This has been observed in the elections since 2006, whether they were local polls or the Lok Sabha elections in 2009.
The Left Front is, therefore, leaving no stone unturned: not only has it promised state government jobs, it has fielded 57 Muslim candidates, up from 44 in the last election. Muslim voters are disenchanted with the Left Front government not merely because of the land acquisition drive to set up industries, but also because the Sachar Committee report had revealed the pathetic state of Muslims in the state. Finally, there was the mysterious death of Rizwanur Rahman, a computer graphics teacher, in Kolkata, and the alleged complicity of the police in the matter.
Keywords: West Bengal Assembly polls, Muslim vote bank, Buddhadeb, Mamata


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10 people have fallen prey to Maoist violence in Jangalmahal region in past two weeks
No dearth of information due to the absence of a remuneration, claims the DGP
KOLKATA: Even as 10 persons fell prey to Maoist violence in the Jangalmahal region (forested south-western parts of West Bengal) in the last two weeks for allegedly being police informers, the State Government has no monetary incentive or compensation policy for those who provide crucial information to the police about left wing extremist activity risking their lives.
The local-level intelligence network is, according to the police, a major source of information which they can barely do without.
Even as the State police claim that most of the persons killed and branded 'informers' by the rebels in the past fortnight were innocent villagers, the fact remains that the handful of police informers in the strife-torn region have to continue with their work in such dire circumstances with no assurance that their families will be provided financial assistance in the event of a fatal accident while on the job.
According to police sources, there are two categories of informers – one which passes on information for money and the other which acts out of personal grievance against the Maoists.
"Officials have their own intelligence networks and the informers are rewarded by the officials. Though most of the time it is monetary reward, few informers with good track records are even referred to for jobs or have their children admitted in good schools. However, all of this happens at a personal level as there is no government policy," a senior district police official told The Hindu.
The State's DGP, Bhupinder Singh, however, claimed that those who pass on information to the police do it voluntarily and there is no dearth of information due to the absence of a remuneration. "Since it is a voluntary service, there is no need for formulating an incentive system for them. The State Government is not thinking about it as of now." Though he acknowledged the appointment of special police officers in certain pockets, Mr. Singh refused to disclose their pay-scale or recruitment process. Meanwhile, villagers' disinterest in setting up village defence committees against Maoist activities also reflects the lack of security that the people suffer from.
Police sources form the Paschim Medinipur district admitted that the village defence committee system failed to garner support in the district even after police encouragement and people being given free gun licenses.
The anti-Maoist Gana Pratirodh Committee, backed by the CPI(M), however, enjoys a certain degree of local support even after several of its members were killed by the Maoists.
"Apart form the strong political awareness of the people in the State, the main reason behind the failure is people's lack of trust in police as the latter have to function under certain limitations," Mr. Singh said.


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Waterways Conservation Officers from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission are gearing up to participate in Operation Dry Water – the nation's boating under the influence (BUI) awareness and enforcement campaign.
The event will take place nationwide this weekend.
"Boating under the influence is no different than driving a car after someone's been drinking," said Colonel Corey Britcher, director of the PFBC Bureau of Law Enforcement. "Alcohol impairs an individual's ability to operate a boat safely and puts the driver, his passengers and others on the water at risk."
"Boating is a fun summertime activity," he added. "We're asking all boaters to help keep it that way by boating sober."
Last year across the state, 17 individuals died in boating accidents. Alcohol was a contributing factor in two of the cases.
So far this year, PFBC waterways conservation officers have arrested 24 individuals for boating under the influence. They arrested 90 individuals in 2013; 60 individuals in 2012; 62 in 2011; and 65 in 2010.
Filtered by region, WCOs in 2013 arrested the following number of individuals for BUI:
• 11 in Northwest Region (Counties – Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango, Warren)
• 12 in Southwest Region (Counties - Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Cambria, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Somerset, Washington, Westmoreland)
• 3 in Northcentral Region (Counties - Cameron, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Elk, Jefferson, Lycoming, McKean, Montour, Northumberland, Potter, Snyder, Tioga, Union)
• 34 in Southcentral Region (Counties - Adams, Bedford, Blair, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Lebanon, Mifflin, Perry, York)
• 15 in Northeast Region (Counties - Bradford, Carbon, Columbia, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Wayne, Wyoming)
• 15 in Southeast Region (Counties - Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lancaster, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, Philadelphia, Schuylkill)
In 2009, the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA), in partnership with the United States Coast Guard, launched Operation Dry Water to help draw public attention to the dangers of boating under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
During the three-day Operation Dry Water weekend, law enforcement officers at local, state and federal levels will be on heightened alert for those violating boating under the influence laws. In 2013, officers contacted 144,044 recreational boaters and made 290 BUI arrests during the three-day weekend.
"Many boaters may not know that the threshold for BUI is the same as with motor vehicles – 0.08 percent," added Britcher. "Fish and Boat officers regularly patrol waterways and will have an increased presence this weekend and around the upcoming July 4 holiday."
According to the 2013 U.S. Coast Guard Recreational Boating Statistics, from 2009 to 2013 there has been a 37 percent decrease in the number of recreational boater deaths where alcohol use was listed as the known primary contributing factor. From 2012 to 2013, there was a 31 percent decrease in the number of alcohol- related recreational boater deaths – the most significant decrease in the past five years.
If convicted of boating under the influence, operators could face fines and jail time.
For more information on Operation Dry Water, please visit operationdrywater.org.


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London: Indian colts put themselves in control after reducing England under-19 to 212 for six on the second day of the second four-day cricket match at the Denis Compton Oval at Shenley on Monday.
Delhi's Ishant Sharma picked two wickets to push the host on the back foot after captain Tanmay Srivastava's marathon 182 gave the Indians a commanding total of 414.
Rory Hamilton-Brown was guarding the England innings against complete disintegration with an unbeaten 53.
The 18-year-old right-hander, who has so far faced 131 balls and struck six fours in his three-hour knock, shared a 76-run partnership with Michael O'Shea as he rescued England from a perilous 111 for five.
Sharma, who had earlier dismissed opener Billy Godleman for a first-ball duck, broke the partnership when he had O'Shea, who scored a relatively quick 39 from 69 balls, caught behind by Omkar Gurav.
Left-handed Adam Lyth was the other significant contributor with 45 from 78 balls and eight fours.
Abu Nechim, Harshad Khadiwale and Shahbaz Nadeem picked one wicket each for India. PTI


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I love my Kimbers In fact , I am a Kimber-A-Holic......
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I LOVE KIMBERS TOO! I have been very happy with all of my kimbers. Kimber gets alot of mixed reviews it seems that people either love kimbers (like us) or hate them. I guess some people have malfunctions but I personally have never had one malfunction in any of my three kimbers or in any of the seven total that I have shot. The fit and finishis superb and really when you think about it they are not that much more expensive then some of the less expensive brands, but you get alot of amenities that cost alot more in other brands. I am not going to act like kimber is the all time greatest 1911 in the world because I have not shot them all, but I have been very happy with mine and would recommend them to anyone. Ill post some pics of my Eclipse pro 2, compact stainless 2, and my tactical pro 2 when I get a chance.
I love mine too. Mine are all posted in the gallery under the title "eddies 1911's". The only Kimber i dont have posted yet is the SOLO i recently got. The SOLO has been just like my other Kimbers and has not had even one failure. They truly are great pistols.
I'm pretty pleased with my Series I custom.......
I recently purchased my first Kimber after a friend bought a crimson trace and allowed me to help with the break in on it. Few weeks after that I came across a Kimber'custom shop' combat carry .45acp I was not familiar with it at all but, it didnt stop me from buying it.
After a little research I discovered its a pretty rare piece. Only 5,000 made and only 1,000 of those released to civilians. After a bot of negotiations I managed to steal it at $700 out the door with the factory mag as well as a Wilson combat and chip McCormick "shooting star" mags.
Absolutely love this 1911 and will never part with it.
Si vis pacem, Para Bellum.
"If you want peace, Prepare for war"
I dont know much about kimbers, but I had the pleasure of shooting a guys kimber at my gun club today. He was having some issues with it. It seemed like the recoil spring wasn't strong enough to slide the slide forward again after firing. It only happened about 3 times out of at least 100 rounds. Aside from that, the gun shot amazing. I tore the red ring right out of the center of the target at about 10 yards. It was an unbelievably accurate gun.
I have a stainless target II with adjustable sights. It shoots beautifully one of my favorite guns in my collection. I pretty much had to buy it after shooting my buddies kimber i fell in love lol.
Well it's a 10mm, so really not a true 1911.
I like it a lot though.
I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine.
-Ayn Rand
I too love my Kimber Ultra.
Shot excellent out of the box and fit and finish were excellent, no jams or FTF's ever. Sadly,I have seen some rough new Kimbers lacking in quality control.


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Chase tells Brent that Michael's kidney damage is causing his potassium levels to increase to dangerous levels. If they can't get the levels back down, Michael will have a heart attack.
Kara hasn't had a seizure yet, and the biopsy Cameron did for myeloma was negative. Suddenly, Kara's EEG patterns start getting funky. But Kara isn't having a seizure; she's just making sucking motions with her mouth.
Cameron tells House that Kara is having encephalopathic delirium, which means that her problems have a real physical illness at their source. Which, House is pleased to point out, means that he was right, and Foreman was wrong. Again. Foreman doesn't mind. Meanwhile, Kara's brain is going to shut down completely if they don't find out what's wrong with her.
Michael's heart is giving out. Chase rushes over to save him.
House wants Chase back with them to help figure out what's wrong with Kara, as Cameron and Foreman try to come up with theories, most of which are the same ones they had before that were ruled out for various reasons. "Recycling sucks," House says. Unless, of course, he's the one doing it. House suggests Pellagra, due to Kara's alcoholism causing her to have a niacin-free diet. If they give Kara niacin, she'll be just fine. Chase enters the room, looking pretty grim, and tells them that Michael has died, so there goes Kara being fine ever again.
A nurse shuts down Michael's machines while Brent cries. Aw, I hate the dead baby episodes.
Foreman sits down next to Kara's bedside, who I'm assuming has been given a few doses of niacin and is looking much better. He asks her a few questions about who she is and when she was born. Kara only wants to see Michael, though, and Foreman explains to her that the voices she was hearing before were because of a vitamin deficiency. Kara starts to sob that she remembers "doing things" to her son and asks whether they really happened. Foreman says that they did. She tried to kill her son. Worse yet, she succeeded. Kara screams and cries and then throws up a ton of blood. That's some serious grief right there.
The bloody vomit is a new symptom, and not one that's consistent with Pellagra. Ugh, how many freaking illnesses does this woman have? Searching for all the correct spellings of them is tiring me out! Chase is too busy thinking about Michael and what he should have done to save him to pay attention to Kara's case, though, and House yells at him, telling him to get his head "out of the dead baby's butt." Thanks for that visual, House. It does give him an idea, though. House asks Chase how much polystyrene he gave Michael for the potassium, then runs out of the room.


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You can lead a horse to water, Leo, but you can't teach him how to drink.
Bless you, Leo.
No, that's 'You can lead a whore to culture, but you can't teach her to think'.
Them boys can't handle the big guns.
Wow, that's a surprise to be coming from you!
It's both, actually. And if you lead a gun nut to Leo, our favorite vet might just smack some sense into him …
There are many arguments for carrying guns and there are many for not carrying guns; but the one thing to remember is Mankind survived all but the last 900 years without guns; and there have always been wars, and we've always killed each other.
Gunpowder is attributed to the Chinese during the 9th century, and the concept of a projectile firing weapon also to the Chinese about the 12th century. We killed each other before guns, and we'll still be killing each other if there were no guns. But one thing is certain about carrying guns openly — it makes violent people think twice. Choose your side
Open carry is a bit gauche don't you think? Can't these guys get a permit for concealed carry where they live?
Her open indignation and his name calling are just as theatrical.
@gmartin997: the only thing a violent person thinks when he sees you carrying a gun is "I've got company!"
The reason I never see one of these guys in central Arizona where it's perfectly legal is that guns are too heavy for a fashion accessory and are otherwise useless in the city.
..I have never -ever heard of anyone getting shot in a Star-Bucks…step up people…
I wouldn't carry but if it gives the mugger pause before he tries to rob me, I got to support responsible citizens rights. Wonder if the mugger got a background check before his permit? Was Granny wrong to hang her pistol prizes next to her weaving awards?
@gmartin. Killing before guns. Killing with guns. And when we have the grand finale.The cockroaches will have won.
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I strongly support gun rights, and I have a Texas carry permit. That said, it seems to me that many of the private citizens that carry guns seem to be more interested in projecting a "look how dangerous I am" attitude than they are in true self defense.
It's germane to note that the confrontation in today's strip was instigated by Alex, the liberal airhead.
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Dec 3, 2012, 1:30 PM EDT
Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto continues to search for bullpen help after missing out on Japanese reliever Kyuji Fujikawa. Fujikawa chose the Cubs, perhaps in part because he wanted a chance to be a closer and the Angels had just signed Ryan Madson to more or less fill that role. Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com says…
The Dodgers aren't looking at Brian Wilson
Dec 2, 2012, 9:01 PM EDT
Well, this is a first. The free-spending Dodgers have no plans to make a run at non-tendered closer Brian Wilson, sources told Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times. Wilson was said to be quite interested in pitching in SoCal with the Dodgers or Angels, but both teams have already signed closers this winter. The…
Reds interested in Dexter Fowler to fill leadoff spot
Dec 2, 2012, 7:37 PM EDT
The Reds aren't willing to spend for Michael Bourn or Angel Pagan to upgrade from Drew Stubbs in center fielder, but there is a cheaper alternative available in trade: Colorado's Dexter Fowler. FOXSports.com's Jon Morosi reports that the Reds are interested in Fowler, while the Rockies happen to like Reds starter Homer Bailey. There's no…
Brian Wilson isn't happy with the Giants
Dec 1, 2012, 12:30 PM EDT
Brian Wilson was the most noteworthy name among those who were non-tendered last night. There's still a chance he could return to the Giants at a discounted rate, but Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle hears that his tenure in San Francisco is almost certainly over. The Giants technically can negotiate a lower-priced, incentive-rich…
Breaking down Friday's non-tenders: Wilson, Reynolds and more
Dec 1, 2012, 12:30 AM EDT
Here's the official list of Friday's non-tenders: American League Angels: none Athletics: OF Jermaine Mitchell Mitchell had already been designated for assignment. He had a breakthrough 2011 in Triple-A, hitting .302/.401/.453, but he regressed to .252/.345/.386 for Sacramento last season. Astros: none Blue Jays: C Bobby Wilson Wilson is minor league contract material. The 29-year-old…
Angels get Tommy Hanson from Braves for Jordan Walden
Nov 30, 2012, 1:04 PM EDT
Tommy Hanson once looked likely to be atop Atlanta's rotation for a long time, but after the right-hander struggled for the past season-and-a-half the Braves have traded him to the Angels. Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com reports that the Braves will get 25-year-old reliever Jordan Walden in return, which makes it a swap of two young…
Ryan Ludwick is talking to the Reds, wants a multi-year deal
Nov 30, 2012, 10:47 AM EDT
Ryan Ludwick turned down his half of a $5 million mutual option to become a free agent, but John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports that the 34-year-old outfielder has been talking to the Reds about re-signing. Ludwick's agent told Fay that they're looking for "a multi-year deal" and added that he "has offers from…
Woman found tied up in Aroldis Chapman's hotel room fined $164 after guilty plea
Nov 29, 2012, 12:50 PM EDT
Remember back in May when police found a woman tied up in Aroldis Chapman's hotel room? She claimed to have been robbed of $200,000 worth of jewelry, but then changed her story several times and was later charged with lying to police. Well, this week she pleaded guilty in exchange for the charge being lessened…
Aroldis Chapman will be on innings limit in Reds' rotation
Nov 28, 2012, 10:13 PM EDT
Aroldis Chapman is going to enter spring training next February as a starter. Should he also emerge as one, there will have to be a limit on the amount of innings that he throws in 2013 because he topped out at 71 2/3 frames as the Reds' closer in 2012. But that innings limit won't…
Angels "letting clubs know" that Jordan Walden is available
Nov 28, 2012, 8:58 PM EDT
The Angels finalized a one-year free agent contract with Ryan Madson on Wednesday afternoon and intend to use him at closer. Which leads us here: According to Jayson Stark of ESPN, the Angels "were letting clubs know today" that 25-year-old right-hander Jordan Walden is available through a trade. Walden served as the Angels' primary closer…
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Nov 28, 2012, 1:40 PM EDT
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Nov 28, 2012, 10:47 AM EDT
Nothing is official yet, but every indication is that the Reds will move Aroldis Chapman into the rotation after signing Jonathan Broxton to a three-year, $21 million deal to replace him as closer. John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer writes as if it might as well be official, saying "this means Chapman's going to start"…
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Nov 28, 2012, 8:39 AM EDT
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Ryan Madson close to a deal to become the Angels closer
Nov 27, 2012, 7:25 AM EDT
Jon Heyman reports that Ryan Madson are close to signing a deal. It would be for one year. Heyman says that Madson would become the Angels closer, and that Ernesto Frieri would set up. The financial terms are not yet known. Madson missed the entire 2012 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. In 2011 he…
Reds "in serious talks" to re-sign Jonathan Broxton
Nov 26, 2012, 3:33 PM EDT
Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com reports that the Reds are "in serious talks" to re-sign free agent reliever Jonathan Broxton and adds that the contract is "expected to be a multi-year deal." Broxton was traded from Kansas City to Cincinnati on July 31 and the big right-hander threw 22 innings for the Reds with a 2.82…
Angels "hot" on free agent reliever Ryan Madson
Nov 25, 2012, 10:24 AM EDT
It sounds like Ryan Madson will soon have a team. According to Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com, "things are hot" between the Angels and the free agent reliever, who is expected to be recovered from Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery by the beginning of the 2013 regular season. The Phillies had been talking to Madson about…
Scott Rolen is still weighing a retirement decision
Nov 21, 2012, 8:22 PM EDT
ESPN's Jayson Stark has the pre-turkey day scuttlebutt: On the one hand, Rolen had a pretty miserable NLDS against the Giants in October. On the other, he hit a pretty terrific .297/.376/.473 with five homers in 165 at-bats after the All-Star break. He'd seem to be quite an asset starting twice per week and teaching…
Todd Frazier "penciled in" as Reds' starting third baseman
Nov 19, 2012, 12:18 PM EDT
Todd Frazier spent this year filling in for an injured Scott Rolen at third base and an injured Joey Votto at first base, but with Rolen either retiring or signing elsewhere as a free agent the Reds' third base job is his for the taking in 2013. "Right now, Frazier would be penciled in as…
Cubs sign Dioner Navarro to one-year contract
Nov 15, 2012, 3:45 PM EDT
I started writing this post assuming the Cubs had signed catcher Dioner Navarro to a minor-league deal, but now Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports that it's actually a major-league deal worth $1.75 million. Navarro is a 28-year-old former All-Star, but not much else about him suggests $1.75 million is a worthwhile investment. He's hit just…
Jay Bruce wants to sign an extension with the Reds that runs forever, basically
Nov 15, 2012, 12:16 PM EDT
Jay Bruce is 25 years old and already under the Reds' control through 2017 as part of a $51 million deal inked in December of 2010, but Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reports that the outfielder wants to add six more years to his contract. Here's what Bruce's agent, Matt Sosnick, told Sheldon: [Bruce] made it…
R.A. Dickey wins Cy Young Award in the National League
Nov 14, 2012, 7:01 PM EDT
"There are people in and around the baseball world who give the knuckleball a bit of a knock," MLB network analyst Dan Plesac said at the start of Wednesday night's Cy Young Awards Show. Apparently those people are not well represented in the Baseball Writers Association of America. Mets right-hander R.A. Dickey was named the…
The Braves are pursuing Cody Ross
Nov 13, 2012, 5:03 PM EDT
This seems almost inevitable, yes? Jon Paul Morosi: The Atlanta Braves, looking to add an outfield bat, have interest in signing free-agent outfielder Cody Ross, according to a major-league source. With Torii Hunter likely choosing between the Rangers and Tigers, the Braves are pursuing another of the top right-handed bats on the market. Ross posted…
Bryce Harper edges Wade Miley to win NL Rookie of the Year award
Nov 12, 2012, 6:54 PM EDT
Bryce Harper was named the National League Rookie of the Year this evening by the BBWAA, beating out finalists Wade Miley and Todd Frazier. He received 16 first-place votes compared to 12 for Miley, three for Frazier and one for Wilin Rosario. It was a very close vote, as Harper and Miley were ultimately separated…
Mike Trout is going to win the AL Rookie of the Year tonight
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At least you have to assume he is. I mean, if there was ever an award that you'd bet your first born on, this would have to be it, right? NL Rookie of the Year is a little less certain. I'd go with Wade Miley, but there are arguments for Todd Frazier and Bryce Harper…
Reds have been "talking to" free agent Joakim Soria
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The Reds are considering moving left-hander Aroldis Chapman into their starting rotation next season. So they'll need to make an addition or two this winter in order to beef up the back end of their bullpen. FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Cincy front office has been "talking to" free agent right-hander Joakim Soria,…
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anyone have a southern living at home renaissance hurricane? Just wanted to know how you decorated with it. I want two to go on my mantle, however, I have a lot of SLAH things that are layered with coffee beans, garbanza beans, rosehips etc.. I am out of ideas. I am kind of hesitating on buying them because I don't really know what to do or what to "layer" with?? Does anyone have one of these or pics they could share?? Or any other ideas?
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text: For those of you guessing that EMH will go away, how can you state that Disney is not making any money off the EMH? Do you honestly think that if the concept was not plausible they would have cut it long before now? Disney is a corporate entity, with shareholders and they are attempting to gain as much information from their guests as see patterns and find out what makes a typical guest tick. Disney got sideswiped from HP and now is trying to play catchup. They are and will always be the kings in central Florida; however what they are attempting to do, from my perspective, is to make every park a full day park to get the most out of every guest they can. And also to make the guest experience the best i the industry, which they have slipped some in my opinion. Fastpass+ is here to stay, and Legacy Fastpass are going the way of the dinosaurs but the next new experience MDE or something else, but its only a wait and see as we can only speculate as to what it may be. Changes happen for the simple reason to make things better, sometimes they don't always work as planned, but I can guarantee you that with the supposed $1B behind MB and MDE, this plan was thought out extensively. IMO


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We loved our loft, it was beautifully decorated and had all the ammenities of home! After arriving, we realized that we could have entertained friends right there instead of going out for dinner...with the red brick walls, hardwood floors, leather couches and one of the most comfortable beds in the world, we now know where we will stay everytime we are in Montreal!!
Thank you so much!! - Anonymous
Beautiful old converted warehouse across from the ports in old Montreal.
All the latest ammenities and updates. Beautiful bedding and mattress.
However the pillows are too large and uncomfortable.Exposed beams and
brick. Nice bathtub unfortunately my Jacuzzi tub did not work. It was
very cold in Montreal when I visited and they added an extra heater in
the room. There is no coffee maker in the room although coffee and tea
were available in the lobby at no charge. Nice restaurant in the hotel
an - Anonymous
My wife and I visit Montreal a couple times a year just as a get away. The Auberge Bonsecours proved to be a delitful choice, near the center of the Old Town within easy access to all activities yet in a quite location.
Especially pleased with outdoor patios for breakfast and casual relaxation in the evening. Staff was great, especially the young lady working so hard on the weekend, doing it all! Thanks again for allowing us to leave our bikes in the lobby. - Anonymous
The friendliness of the staff - they were delightfully helpful. The
location - steps away from everything I wanted to do and see. The
comfort - best nights sleep in any hotel, ever. Comfortable beds and
down pillows were heavenly. Breakfast - delicious and abundant Room size
- comfortable and spacious for 4 people. - Anonymous
Stayed here for the 2013 Grand Prix with 4 others. The apartment was wonderfully spacious and comfortable. Location was excellent - right beside a plethora or bars and food options - but not noisy at night. Recommended wholeheartedly. - Anonymous
Great service! Perfect location to explore Old Montreal. Takes you back 250 years! - Anonymous
the room was great and the hotel was very well located - Anonymous
We loved the feel of the hotel and the way it had been renovated to keep the charm of the exposed bricks and stone. The staff were outstanding and very helpful. The hotel is located right in the heart of Old Montreal and it is within easy walking distance of great restaurants, bars, art galleries, historic sights and the waterfront. We look forward to staying there again and again. - Anonymous
This hotel was one of the loveliest travel experiences I've ever had, and I've been all around the world. The hotel is gorgeous - the restaurants, spa, and especially bedroom were first class. The staff was beyond friendly, and helped with everything from booking reservations at restaurants, to scheduling hair appointments, to taking my sister to the emergency room when she got sick. Five stars - Margot


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