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Historical Library & Museum
The Nassau Public Library is housed in an unusual octagonal building that was erected in the 1790's as a jail. There's a museum on the second floor that is dedicated to the local Lucayan Indians which features old maps, bones, photographs, stamps and other artifacts.
Rum Fest
The first thing we did when we hit the town as head for the rum tasting. This little sput in town sold all sorts of liquer. So, we sampled all sorts of rum, to me it was like a rum fest, lol! We has some much fun with the locals in the store, they are were so nice. We even smapled more than rum, we purchased a few pint size and went up the street to find a little store the sold cold drinks and we spiked our drinks up with the flavored rum and went to explore the town. We were total tourists, we even asked for Bahama money to take back home with us. They were so kind and each spot we went too. I am sorry but the names of these places have since slipped my mind. But the key to visting places, is to explore.Related to:
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Nassau Island view from the hill near Ft Charlotte
Nassau is the home of the Bahamian national capital, the bustling hub of The Islands Of The Bahamas that traces its heritage back to the shipwrecking days of the legendary pirate Blackbeard. Prized for its sheltered harbour, the city made history and preserved it beautifully in colonial mansions, cathedrals, 18th-century fortresses and a Queen's Staircase whose 66 steps lead to a view not to be missed,
Paradise Island
The 685 acres of Paradise Island are connected to the city of Nassau by two 600-foot bridges. The island is developed almost exclusively to accommodate travelers, with resorts, hotels, restaurants, shops, a golf course, an aquarium, and a casino rounding out the amenities. Very few private residences exist on the island
Don't believe too much the official brochures
I recommend to visit Nassau not langer than 5 days because Nassau is expensive and some people might get bored after a few days.
Take a short inexpensive trip by boat to Atlantis on Paradise Island even if you do not like those big hotels (3$ per person starts at the back side of the straw market). But you should know nothing is really reasonable over there.
In case the weather is not as good as you expected take a trip though the island just by jitneys (will cost you about one Dollar per person).
If you see only one or two cruise ships in the harbour go for a shopping tour downtown. In the straw market you will find mostly cheap items from far east even if the locals will tell everything is produced in the Bahamas (even not the straw items).
Powerboat Adventure
A day trip to Exuma Cays in a quick catamaran. We have a very nice day in beatiful uninhabited island, interacting with iguanas, stingrays and baby sharks.
Half way to Exuma you stop to feed the Iguanas in a little cay with their favorite food: grapes. You will need a branch to give them the grapes without putting in danger your fingers... Really, no danger at all, your follow the guide instructions and it would be really fun!
Arriving to Exuma, if you want you can feed the Sting Rays by your hands (you can always watch and take photos if you don't feel in the mood). Was also great. After that the guide will feed the baby sharks, you can be really close if you want and it's really interesting.
Time for snorkeling then, always the chance for sunbathing and beach if you don't want to snorkeling. There are big water flowings in Exuma, so you have to be careful and follow always the guide instructions. Very different experience of the other snorkeling I've done at Nassau or other trips, more "wild"... take care if you are with childrens.
After this they prepare a nice meal (fish, hot dogs, ribs, fresh fruit... all drinks included all day) and free time for bath until departure time.
There are two nice inhabitants of the island for turist fun: two wild pigs that arrive to the beach after lunch. Be careful with the bags you leave at the beach because they like to search for food in everything they find!!!Related to:
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Get out on your own!
If you are looking for an adventure, instead of following along behind a noisy, expensive, annoying tour group or as the cruise lines like to call it a 'shore excursion', here are some tips for Nassau:
1. First, do some research before you get there. Look at lots of maps of the island of New Providence and try to find out where everything is that you would like to do. If you get acquanted with the lay of the land before you get there, it becomes less frightening to strike off on your own.
-Also, look for bus schedules and maps of where the buses run if you want to be immediately immersed in the culture by taking a jitney.
2. Talk to the local people once you get there. Ask them where things are, and what THEY like to do for fun on their island. Remember, they LIVE there.
3. Stop off on your journey if you see something that looks interesting. This may be the best part of getting out on your own. You don't have to wait for a tour group and so you can stop where you want and go where you want. When my husband and I took the bus up past Cable Beach we saw Fort Charlotte on the top of a hill overlooking the road, and we stopped immediately and got off the bus, and then later we got back on another bus as it came along. The buses come along every 10-15 minutes.
4. Finally, just get out of Nassau and see the rest of the island. Nassau is not the only town in New Providence Island. (I recommend the beaches in Sandyport)Related to:
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Make sure you save one day to do the Stuart Cove's snorkel trip. Totally worth $55. Three stops - large reef loaded with tropical fish, sunken twin Cessna (airplane) at the bottom to check out, and the last was the best. In the water with at least a hundred 8 to 10 foot long reef sharks, followed by an aggressive feeding frenzy after everyone's back in the boat. Incredible! Best snorkel I've ever done.
Pompey Museum
The Pompey Museum of Slavery and Emancipation is a very interesting museum featuring the history of slavery and the slave trade. It details the slave trade circle from London to West Africa to the Americas.
Artifacts from the only known sunken slave ship, the Henrietta Marie, are on display. The British ship sank in 1700 off the coast of Key West after unloading its cargo and slaves in Jamaica. It was discovered in 1972 and later excavated.
The museum is housed in the historic Vendue House, which was a marketplace where slaves were one of the commodities sold.
The museum is open daily except Thursday. Hours are 9:30am - 4:30pm (Sunday 12pm - 4pm). Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for seniors, $2 for students, and $1 for children under 12.Related to:
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the governor's residence
The residence of the Governor of the Bahamas is located on mount Fitzwilliam and its a typical Nassau pink georgian house. It was built was built in 1737 by Governor Fitzwilliam but the hosue as you see it now its the result of a couple of further alterations.
it's not possible to vist the house, just the grounds but - to keep to British tradition alive - twice a month (on alternate Sundays) you can watch the changing of the guard. Somewhere I have read that those days you can also take tea with the governor-general's wife. I'm not sure how this works, though.
The most interesting sight of this house can be seen from outside, anyway - and it's the large white statue of Christopher Columbus right in the middle of the staircase.
Take a Tour with 'Nassau Transportation Services'
After we got on the cruise ship our group consulted and decided we wanted to take a group tour in Nassau. since we hadn't already arranged it, we called someone back home to investigate and find a tour for us. We had picked a three hour taste of Nassau tour we'd seen advertised, but that was no longer available, so we chose a four hour private tour that would allow us to have input on where we would go and the kinds of things the tour would focus on. We could also set a time for the tour, so we decided to start at 10 am. We were directed to meet at the fountain across from the port building at that time.
The owner of this small family run company (Joe) was our tour guide and met us with a nice new 30 passenger air-conditioned bus. With only six of us, everyone got a window seat! The cost for the tour was $40 per person, which we thought was reasonable for the amount of time and the flexibility we had along with the personal attention. Our group had pretty diverse interests, so it was good to have a little more time to meet everyone's varied agendas. Joe later explained that he had gone to a local university to learn to operate a tour company and be a licensed tour operator. His wide knowledge of things Bahama and professional handling of the tour were evident throughout our time with him. We found him to be pleasant and accommodating, and really enjoyed all the things we learned and saw over the four hours.
Some of the things we saw were: Government buildings and the American Embassy, Fort Fincastle, The Queen's Staircase, Paradise Island, Atlantis Resort, neighborhoods at all economic strata, the prime minister's home, a local place by the bridge to Paradise Island for eateries, produce stalls and fresh conch stands where we saw how they opened the conchs. Joe bought the ingredients at a nearby produce stand for the fisherman to prepare a dish of fresh conch for us on the spot. Three of us tried it, and with Joe, happily slurped it all up-Yum!
Joe told us a lot of interesting things about local culture, politics and economics and answered all the questions that generated. He was also knowledgeable about local flora and fauna, and we were interested to see so many different kinds of trees and flowers and learn more about them.
We were all well satisfied with the value we got for our time and money with Joe's Nassau Transportation Services, and recommend him to anyone who wants to have a personalized experience with Nassau.Related to:
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Public Beach Near the Cruise port
In the afternoon of our day in Nassau after we were done with our tour and a little shopping at the port market, my brother and I decided to stay on shore after the rest of our group went back aboard ship and see if we could get onto what looked like a public beach that we passed as we returned from the tour. We walked along as close to the water as we could for about a block away from the fort building and soon came upon a reasonable public beach, called Junkanoo Beach.
There is a nice view from there of the harbor and the light house at the end of it. There are public restrooms and concessions for food, lounge chairs and so on. Bulkheads divided off sections of the beach as you walk along it. Because it's a harbor, there's not much in the way of waves. We saw quite a few locals there, but no one approached us or tried to sell us anything. They seemed to be there to enjoy the beach as well. We did find that we needed to be a little nervous about wading barefooted when we saw some broken glass in the sand.
The tide was on its way out and any tourists had moved on, so we were putting the first footprints of the afternoon on the sand. I was surprised and pleased to find several small shells of a couple of kinds up near the bulkheads. There is also quite a bit of nubs of white coral mixed into the sand.
I'd say if someone just wanted a little inexpensive beach time without hiring transportation, this is not a bad way to do it.Related to:
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See The Real Bahamas
If you can, get someone to give you a private tour of the island. You'll see some of the gated communities that are celebrity residents, as well as some of the communities where the people of the island reside.
If you are not willing to entrust a native to do this (I asked one of the caretakers of the property to take me around. I gave him money for a tank of gas, let a friend know that i was going to do this, and also made certain that other workers on the property saw me go off with the person) try renting a moped and touring the island on your own. I felt safer going into some of the neighborhoods with someone who knew the island and the people, however.
Jet ski to dolphins
Rent a jet ski on Paradise Island. If you rent them for one hour (make sure to bargain with them!), you can take a ride over to Blue Lagoon Island and see the dolphins. Officially you cant go into the area, but no one bothers you about it. We tried to book a dolphin tour seperately, but they were sold out, so this was the next best thing. The water is unbelievably clear, no matter how far out you go!
Island Art
Although it only opened in 2003, the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas has already built an impressive collection of historical local artworks and contemporary pieces by Bahamian artists. Entry $3. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-4pm. Located at Villa Doyle, West Hill Street in the heart of Nassau.
Bahamian Parliament
All the government buildings in the Bahamas look the same. They have pink stucco with white side blocks on the corners and white trim and doors. My first glimpse was through Parliament, and I was amazed at how small everything was in comparison to my home state's legislature buildings. Of course, the population is greatly askew to each other, and I just didn't realize that immediately. Session was about to begin when I got there, so I was lucky enough to see all the important Bahamian Senators and House Members.Related to:
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Melbourne Books will launch one of the city's most awaited art books at Gallery One Three in Somerset Place Melbourne, Friday 1 May, 2015 6pm to 8pm. See the Facebook Event page for more details.
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Bo Pelini apologizes for profane rant
LINCOLN, Neb. -- Nebraska coach Bo Pelini apologized Monday for a profane rant from 2011 in which he criticized "fair-weather" Cornhuskers fans.
The website Deadspin posted the 2-year-old audio of the Cornhuskers' coach going off on fans and newspaper reporters after a game.
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The tape caught Pelini speaking off air with Husker Sports Network play-by-play man Greg Sharpe before his postgame radio interview following Nebraska's win over Ohio State in October 2011. Pelini had been criticized by fans and media in the days leading to the Ohio State game for the Huskers' performance the week before in a 31-point loss at Wisconsin.
In the audio, Pelini repeatedly uses an expletive to refer to what he calls "fair-weather" fans.
"I want to sincerely apologize for my comments from two years ago which became public today," Pelini said in a statement released by the school Monday night. "I take full responsibility for these comments. They were spoken in a private room following the Ohio State game. I was venting following a series of emotional events which led to this moment. That being said, these comments are in no way indicative of my true feelings. I love it here in Nebraska and feel fortunate to be associated with such a great University and fan base. I again apologize to anyone whom I have offended."
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Editor John Mecklin to step down, Jonathan Thompson to step up; visitors; clarification on Rebecca Solnit interview.
A list of the most intriguing current books by Western authors or on Western subjects.
This special issue focuses on books and essays that help us understand the complex, chaotic West.
Visits from a forester, a farmer, a family and more; clarification and corrections.
In northern Colorado, ranchette owners are scrambling to fight a proposal for uranium mining.
New HCN employees include Online Editor Marty Durlin and Associate Publisher for Marketing Lisa Wolf Johnson; visitors.
New HCN interns Christine Hoekenga and James Yearling; visitors; correction.
Meet HCN in Salt Lake City; hasta la vista, Gretchen Nicholoff; visitors; Robert Funkhouser dies; correction.
Recent visitors to Paonia include bikers, big dogs, and two Brits who are walking across the country
Party with Mark Udall in Snowmass; visitors; a cone by any other name
Summer visitors, Cherry Days, and a clarification
HCN skips an issue; HCN's first-ever Paonia intern reunion; goat-packing and high-flying visitors
New HCN employees Shaun Gibson, Andrea Lecos and Angie Riley; a bee-youtiful verse; corrections
New HCN interns Morgan Heim and Eve Rickert; visitors
HCN board meeting, potluck and intern reunion in Paonia; visitors; postage increase unfair to small publications; farewell to activist Jim Jontz
Visitors; April Fool's in Aspen; Jason Fisher meets an old friend; farewell to Joyce Jorgensen; and corrections
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»8 Seconds Saloon
If you are 21 and over, step into the warehouse-like joint. Nothing fancy, the country bar and event venue is friendly and down to earth. If this bar isn't your cup of tea, you can visit the adjoining club, Tremors, for contemporary hip-hop and rock beats. The 8 Seconds Saloon is choc-a-bloc with events like concerts, amateur boxing matches and dancing lessons. A snack bar and the naughtily named cocktails always keep you going. Check the website for the monthly schedules and book your tickets accordingly.
»Workingman's Friend
If you're in Indianapolis and are looking for the perfect mixture of restaurant and bar, then Workingman's Friend is for you. It has been open since the Great Depression and serves burgers that will blow your taste buds away. Try the double cheeseburger complete with crispy patties and accompany it with perfectly cooked fries. Wash everything down with one of the various beers on tap and just sit back and relax in this charming, dive bar setting.
»High Velocity
Experience an energetic and contemporary atmosphere featuring classic American comfort food at High Velocity located at JW Marriott Indianopolis. A premiere sports bar in downtown, this classy den presents an idyllic venue for catching the season's latest games, fun night-outs and celebrating special occasions. The swanky interiors feature High Definition TVs, plush banquettes, a wrap-around bar and private and semi-private dining areas. Choose from favorites like Fire Wings, Fish Tacos, Buffalo Chicken Salad, Velocity Burger and Classic Key Lime Pie. The bar stocks some of the best ales, eccentric cocktails and lagers, perfect accompaniments to a fun evening with friends and fans. If you're planning to pool with a large group then reserve the private dining room well beforehand.
»Slippery Noodle Inn
Known as Indiana's oldest bar, The Slippery Noodle Inn has seen its share of action. It's a hub for blues in the area, and it has been home to countless wild shows over the years. There's still live blues being played seven days a week. Being located in a great sports town, the Noodle makes itself available to sports fans as well, hosting many a celebration. Even when there's nothing going on, the place is still packed with happy diners and drinkers chowing down on the hearty menu, featuring everything from traditional bar fare to steaks and pastas, and drinking everything from martinis to micro brews.
»The Severin Bar
Whether you are a Colts fan or a Pacers fan, come down to The Severin Bar to catch the action live in an upbeat and casual environment. Located at the four-diamond Omni Severin Hotel, this swanky sports bar is where you will find not just sports fanatics but also serious beer snobs, casual diners and of course, the hotel guests. Cheer for your team while sipping some of the best local beers, wines and eccentric cocktails. Delicious bites like burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches and salads are made fresh from scratch and served in generous portions. Severin Bar is definitely worth a visit for the overall experience.
»Indy's Jukebox
Music rules the roost at the Indy's Jukebox with an outstanding collection of songs to listen to from its jukebox. Adding to the dominance of music at this bar is the various concerts of local as well as touring rock bands that takes place almost every day. If you are seeking a hangout for quite conversation, then pub is definitely not for you as it tends to be a tad bit noisy during peak hours. However, with pool tables, well-crafted beers on tap and plenty of beverages on offer, you definitely wouldn't mind it hanging out here and indulge in drinks. Call ahead to know more.
»Ike & Jonesy's
Ike & Jonesy's was the idea of a group of college kids who started this restaurant for their fellow mates in the university. Now, the restaurant and bar serves a wonderful mix of food and drinks that satiate hungry souls. They also have regular events hosted here that keep the energy going. With a casual ambiance that prompts you to spend long hours, the Ike & Jonesy's is a must go when you are looking for a place to catch up with friends.
»Claddagh Irish Pub
The Irish atmosphere is the first thing you notice when you enter the Claddagh Irish Pub. This place offers traditional Irish grub from the fish and chips or the spinach artichoke, which can be served with a wide variety of beer. Straight from the Celtic highland, Claddagh Irish Pub is a place where you can let your hair down to the music and feel at ease. Cheers!
»Subterra Lounge
Boasting of a strategic location and a chic decor, Subterra Lounge is an upscale bar that is frequented by the young and young-at-heart. This ultra-modern club plays host to DJ nights, live musicals, concerts and gigs by established as well as emerging artists. The club is furnished with a large dance floor that is enhanced with superior acoustics and spectacular lights. The bar at Subterra Lounge is equipped with an array of premium beverages including martinis, vodkas and scotches. Check website to know more.
»6 Lounge
Moments of extreme excitement and insanity to be cherished will be made once you step inside 6 Lounge. The ultra modern lounge bar grips you with its captivating music and surreal ambiance. Walls changing colors and martinis gripping taste buds will leave one asking for more. Private events and parties are made more fun when held within the environs of the milk bar. Raising the bar with their guest performers including famous personalities the bar is the ideal place to spice up your days. For further information, log on to their website.
»Rock Bottom
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The Libertine Liquor Bar is taking the cocktail bar to the next level. They order only craft spirits and boutique wines to ensure the highest quality of ingredients. The focus is on classic cocktails like a sazerac, made with rye and absinthe; pisco sour, a Peruvian favorite; or a vesper martini, James Bond's drink of choice. And all of these are shaken or stirred to perfection by the expert mixologists behind the bar. Plus, there is a food menu that displays the same dedication the quality of ingredients and preparation, so you can enjoy a plate of mussels as you sip your drink. All of this in a thoroughly modern environment, which conveys the pioneering spirit of this breakthrough establishment.


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Christians speak of "being saved", but all too often don't follow the phrase to its logical reply: "Saved from what?" How do we answer this question when we share the gospel with others? Far from being a matter of semantics, the issue holds critical importance for believers and non-believers alike. Is it really sufficient to say that we are saved from our sins?
R. C. Sproul uses Scripture to show that the question, in its most important sense, should be phrased, "Saved from whom?" The answer: God himself. God, in righteous wrath, stands against us in our sin. But the glory of the gospel is that the one from whom we need to be saved is the very one who saves us. It is when we truly grasp the significance of Christ's redeeming work that we begin to understand the serious demands and joys of repentance. Thoughtful listeners will be strengthened and challenged by this insightful audiobook.
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Ali Reynolds's longtime friend and taser-carrying nun, Sister Anselm, rushes to the bedside of a young pregnant woman hospitalized for severe injuries after she was hit by a car on a deserted Arizona highway. The girl had been running away from The Family, a polygamous cult with no patience for those who try to leave its ranks. Something about her strikes a chord in Sister Anselm, reminding her of a case she worked years before when another young girl wasn't so lucky.
Follows the Inghams' and the Swanns' journey from a family weekend in the summer of 1926 through to the devastation of the Wall Street crash of 1929. It all begins on a summer weekend in July of 1926 when, for the first time in years, the earl has planned a family weekend. As the family members come together, secrets, problems, joys, and sorrows are revealed.
Nine years ago, terrorists hijacked a plane in Vienna. Somehow, a rescue attempt staged from the inside went terribly wrong and everyone on board was killed. Members of the CIA stationed in Vienna during that time were witness to this terrible tragedy, gathering intel from their sources during those tense hours, assimilating facts from the ground with a series of texts coming from one of their agents inside the plane. Had their agent been compromised, and how?
Berlin 1948. Almost four years after the war's end, the city is still in ruins, a physical wasteland and a political symbol about to rupture. In the west, a blockaded city is barely surviving on airlifted supplies. In the east, the early days of political reconstruction are being undermined by the compromises of the Cold War. Alex Meier, a young Jewish writer, fled the Nazis for America before the war. But the politics of his youth have now put him in the crosshairs of the McCarthy witch hunts.
Cheryl is a vulnerable woman who lives alone and is obsessed with Phillip, a philandering board member at the women's self-defense nonprofit where she works. When Cheryl's bosses ask if their daughter, Clee, can move into her house for a little while, Cheryl's eccentrically ordered world explodes. And yet it is Clee, the selfish, cruel blond bombshell, who bullies Cheryl into reality and, unexpectedly, provides her the love of a lifetime.
"George Sand was a 19th century French novelist known not only for her novels but even more for her scandalous behavior. After leaving her estranged husband, Sand moved to Paris where she wrote, wore men's clothing, smoked cigars, and had love affairs with famous men and an actress named Marie. In an era of incredible artistic talent, Sand was the most famous female writer of her time. Her lovers and friends included Frederic Chopin, Gustave Flaubert, Franz Liszt, Eugene Delacroix, Victor Hugo, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and more. In a major departure, Elizabeth Berg has created a gorgeous novel about the life of George Sand, written in luminous prose, with exquisite insight into the heart and mind of a woman who was considered the most passionate and gifted genius of her time"-- Provided by publisher.
Japanese cleaning consultant Marie Kondo takes tidying to a whole new level, promising that if people properly simplify and organize their home once, they'll never have to do it again. Most methods advocate a room-by-room or little-by-little approach, which doom a person to pick away at piles of stuff forever. Her method with its revolutionary category-by-category system, leads to lasting results. In fact, none of Kondo's clients have lapsed (and she still has a three-month waiting list).
"The dark-eyed woman in the long black gown was first seen in the 1970s, standing near a fireplace. She was sad and translucent, present and absent at once. Strange things began to happen in the Santa Fe hotel where she was seen. Gas fireplaces turned off and on without anyone touching a switch. Glasses flew off shelves. And in one second-floor suite with a canopy bed and arched windows looking out to the mountains, guests reported alarming events: blankets ripped off while they slept, the room temperature plummeting, disembodied breathing, and dancing balls of light. La Posada--"place of rest"--had been a grand Santa Fe home before it was converted to a hotel. The room with the canopy bed had belonged to Julia Schuster Staab, the wife of the home's original owner. She died in 1896, nearly a century before the hauntings were first reported. In American Ghost, Hannah Nordhaus traces the life, death, and unsettled afterlife of her great-great-grandmother Julia, from her childhood in Germany to her years in the American West with her Jewish merchant husband. As she traces the strands of Julia's life, Nordhaus uncovers a larger tale of how a true-life story becomes a ghost story and how difficult it can sometimes be to separate history and myth"--Container.
No matter how President Obama spins his proposed government policies, it amounts to the same thing: a power grab. In this book, Christopher Horner reveals an out-of-control administration that wants to impose mandates, raise taxes, and even subjugate our authority to international organizations such as the United Nations. Horner shows how President Obama wants to take critical decisions about our energy and environment out of your hands and hand them over to politicians, extreme environmental groups, and even foreign governments. From depressing America's economy through onerous regulations to stripping you of your freedom through invasive "green" measures, the president and the liberals in Congress don't just want to run the government, they want to run your life and make you, your children, and your grandchildren pay for it.
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Stern and Berger are two experts on violent extremism. They explain the evolution and implications of today's most barbaric jihadist army, Islamic State.
In all her life, Taisy Cleary has given her heart to only three men: her first love, Ben Ransom; her twin brother, Marcus; and Wilson Cleary-professor, inventor, philanderer, self-made millionaire, brilliant man, breathtaking jerk: her father. Seventeen years ago, Wilson ditched his first family for Caroline, a beautiful young sculptor. In all that time, Taisy's family has seen Wilson, Caroline, and their daughter, Willow, only once. Why then, is Wilson calling Taisy now?
Coca-Cola's success in building a global empire out of sugary water drew on more than a secret formula and brilliant advertising. The real secret to Coke's success was its strategy, from the beginning, to offload production costs and risks onto suppliers and franchisees. Outsourcing and a trim corporate profile enabled Coke to scale up production of a low-price beverage and realize huge profits. But the costs shed by Coke have fallen on the public at large. Coke now uses an annual 79 billion gallons of water, an increasingly precious global resource, and its reliance on corn syrup has helped fuel our obesity crisis. Bartow J. Elmore explores Coke through its ingredients, showing how the company secured massive quantities of coca leaf, caffeine, sugar, and other inputs. Citizen Coke became a giant in a world of abundance; in a world of scarcity, it is a strain on resources and all who depend on them.
In this debut psychological thriller, a woman can't remember if she murdered her best friend during a bipolar breakdown.
When Emily Braden joins her cousin on a trip to explore the town of Chinon, where Queen Isabelle hid a treasure in the thirteenth century, she stumbles across another Isabelle who hid a treasure during the second World War.
Hunter Alden, Jr., a billionaire businessman, has it all: a sexy wife, a brilliant teenage son, and an ever-growing fortune. But his perfect life shatters one horrific night when he discovers the severed head of his chauffeur, stuffed in a bag marked, in blood, with his son's initials. Now his son is missing, and the price to get him back might be too high; even for one of the world's richest men.
Territorial Marshals Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch are back in Appaloosa, where their work enforcing the law has been exceptionally quiet. All that is about to change. An ominous storm rolls in, and along with it a band of night riders with a devious scheme, who show up at the Rio Blanco camp, where a three-hundred-foot bridge is under construction. Appaloosa's Sheriff Sledge Driskill and his deputies are the first to respond, but as the storm grows more threatening, news of troubles at the bridge escalate and the Sheriff and his deputies go missing.
In 1893, Sherlock Holmes and Henry James come to America together to solve the mystery of the 1885 death of Clover Adams, wife of the esteemed historian Henry Adams and member of the same family that has given the United States two presidents. Clover's suicide appears to be more than it at first seems, and the suspected foul play may involve matters of national importance. Holmes is currently on his "Great Hiatus"--his three-year absence after Reichenbach Falls during which time the people of London believe him to be deceased. Holmes has faked his own death because, through his powers of ratiocination, the great detective has come to the conclusion that he is a fictional character. This leads to serious complications for James--for if his esteemed fellow investigator is merely a work of fiction, what does that make him? And what can the master storyteller do to fight against the sinister power--possibly named Moriarty--that may or may not be controlling them from the shadows?
John Brodie is a Guardian, a member of a secret network devoted to protecting the psychics in his charge from a ruthless enemy. Tasha Solomon is unaware of the Guardians' existence, until the night the psychic suffers a shocking and violent attack and Brodie saves her life. Tasha isn't used to depending on anyone, but the assault has left her vulnerable. Now, she is forced to trust that Brodie can guide her toward a safe harbor; one she fears is more elusive with each dark and endless night.
Darlene, a young widow and mother devastated by the death of her husband, turns to drugs to erase the trauma. In this fog of grief, she is lured with the promise of a great job to a mysterious farm run by a shady company, with disastrous consequences for both her and her eleven-year-old son, Eddie, left behind in a panic-stricken search for her.
Doc Ford's old friend, General Juan Garcia, has gone into the lucrative business of smuggling Cuban baseball players into the U.S. He is also feasting on profits made by buying historical treasures for pennies on the dollar. He prefers what dealers call HPC items--high-profile collectibles--but when he manages to obtain a collection of letters written by Fidel Castro between 1960-62 to a secret girlfriend, it's not a matter of money anymore. Garcia has stumbled way out of his depth. First Garcia disappears, and then the man to whom he sold the letters. When Doc Ford begins to investigate, he soon becomes convinced that those letters contain a secret that someone, or some powerful agency, cannot allow to be made public. A lot happened between Cuba and the United States from 1960-62. Many men died. A few more will hardly be noticed."-- Provided by publisher.
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Brady Bledsoe and his mother, Carmyn, have a strong relationship. Brady has always followed her lead, including becoming a member of the church's "Celibacy Circle." Now a senior at college Brady has sports agents and a cheerleader with her mind set on getting a piece of his multimillion-dollar future after him. Carmyn is determined to protect her son while protecting the secret she's kept from him all his life.


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Nephrogenic Adenoma: a form of Adenomatous Metaplasia of the Bladder. A Clinical and Electron Microscopical Study
Article first published online: 21 NOV 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1464-410X.1976.tb06680.x
British Journal of Urology
Volume 48, Issue 6, pages 453–462, December 1976
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MOLLAND, E. A., TROTT, P. A., PARIS, M. I. and BLANDY, J. P. (1976), Nephrogenic Adenoma: a form of Adenomatous Metaplasia of the Bladder. A Clinical and Electron Microscopical Study. British Journal of Urology, 48: 453–462. doi: 10.1111/j.1464-410X.1976.tb06680.x
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3 additional cases of "nephrogenic adenoma" of the bladder are added to the 20 previously reported cases.
Light and electron microscopic studies of the first 2 cases support the hypothesis of urothelial metaplasia. The name "adenomatous metaplasia" should replace "nephrogenic adenoma".
Malignant change occurred in the third case, suggesting that this ought to be regarded as a potentially dangerous form of metaplasia.
In the absence of malignant change, ileocaecocystoplasty with subtotal cystectomy afforded symptomatic cure in 2 cases: radical cystectomy was performed in the third because of malignant adenocarcinoma.


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If they want to give Mesoraco another year, fine, no problem, but they had better add some offense back there, more than insurance sitting at AAA.


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Lomography Singapore and Parallel Planets Present: 'Façades: Neo-Noir Portraits Exhibition'written by edwinchau on 2015-03-25 in #world #events
Lomography Singapore plays host to Parallel Planets' first exhibition, "Façades: Neo-Noir Portraits Exhibition," featuring all-analog photography: a sea of black and white film portraits. This exhibition serves as a platform where both local and international photographers can express themselves by injecting individual perspectives into their craft. It also encourages viewers to look through the lens of the photographers, to see the subjects as who they are – flawed, alive, and breathing – and to also see beyond the façades we all choose to don.5 12 Share Tweet
30 Gorgeous Black and White Shots With the New Petzval Lenswritten by bgaluppo on 2015-03-11 in #gear #lifestyle
The New Petzval Lens is a stunning reinvention of one of the first and greatest lenses of all time. It produces images with extreme sharpness, artful vignetting and absolutely beautiful swirly bokeh backgrounds. Click through to see 30 breathtaking black and white photos after the jump!10 15 Share Tweet
Festival Season: Lots of Variety at the North Sea Jazzwritten by wesco on 2014-07-10 in #lifestyle
My brother had a photo exhibition last year at the North Sea Jazz Festival and got two tickets. So just like the old days with our father, we went to the Ahoy Rotterdam for an evening of jazz and other music. I was armed with an analogue SLR camera, telephoto lens, and sensitive film!1 1 Share Tweet
A Quick Rundown of the Lomography 110 Filmswritten by simonesavo on 2014-05-26 in #reviews
Until a few years ago, using 110 cameras and film cartridges was a difficult thing because the only available films in the market had already been expired for several years. But now everything is easier thanks to Lomography; it has breathed new life into our small 110 cameras. Read on to discover the 110 film family.5 Share Tweet
A Fresh Start with an Old and a New Camerawritten by wesco on 2014-05-02 in #lifestyle
In December, two new cameras came into my possession: from the bag of Sinterklaas, the Dutch Santa Claus, came a classic Minolta SRT100 with two lenses and a flash, and I also picked up the Horizon Perfekt that I had won in the "Eliza was here" rumble. By now the first rolls have been shot and developed!2 Share Tweet
Flower Festwritten by stratski on 2014-04-14 in #gear #tipster
Springtime is for flower photography. But how do you stand out in the sea of flower pics? Here are three tips for something different.2 Share Tweet
Richmond Lam Shoots With The Petzvalwritten by soundfoodaround on 2014-02-17 in #news
LomoAmigo Richmond Lam recently tested the Lomography Petzval Lens out in Hong Kong and we're pleased to share his shots with you after the jump!3 3 Share Tweet
Broke? Aint Got No B&W Film? Just Color Develop it Anyway!written by camerabrain on 2014-02-05 in #gear #tipster
Found yourself unemployed and you still want to shoot black and white film but you can't find one? This will fix you up. Even if there are no stores carrying b&w film, that's okay just get some C-41.6 12 Share Tweet
My Analogue Resolutions for 2014: Shoot More Film!written by wesco on 2014-02-03 in #lifestyle
While I was tidying my workroom during the holidays, I found out that I have gathered a lot of film last year. All those films should be used sooner or later, so it's time to make my analogue resolutions for 2014!3 Share Tweet
Local Darkroom Helps You to Find Development Services Across the Globewritten by cruzron on 2014-01-19 in #lifestyle
Need help in finding a darkroom in your neck of the woods? Local Darkroom will help you with pinpoint locations to the nearest one in your area!1 2 Share Tweet
Cape Times Selfieswritten by baujulia on 2013-11-27 in #news
What is a "Selfie"? A selfie is a type of self-portrait photograph, typically taken with a hand-held digital camera or camera phone. Selfies are often associated with social networking. In this campaign the selfies are made with good old analogue cameras.5 Share Tweet
Fujifilm's FP-3000B 3×4 Instant Film to be Discontinuedwritten by cruzron on 2013-11-14 in #news
A shadow is cast yet again on the analogue world as Fuji discontinues another film. This time around it is the FP-3000B 3×4 Instant Film.11 2 Share Tweet
Ilford HP5 Plus: Is This Iconic Film For Everyone?written by virtualflyer on 2013-10-15 in #reviews
I've decided to try this film after reading wonderful things about it but I found out some things I didn't know before. I'll let you guys decide if they're pros or cons.12 12 Share Tweet
Reviews on Rewind: Lomography B&W Orca 100 ISO 110written by cruzron on 2013-09-28 in #reviews
Want the gritty feel of black & white coupled with the convenience of handy 110 cameras? Lomography's B&W Orca will make sure that you get your monochrome fix. Even if it's small in size, it still packs a wallop! Welcome to Reviews on Rewind!1 1 Share Tweet
IlFord FP4 Plus 125: 50 (And Many More) Shades of Graywritten by lulomo on 2013-09-13 in #reviews
The Ilford FP-4 Plus was my first black and white film. The photolab dealer warned me when he suggested it to me: "You'll fall in love with this film!". And I immediately fell in love with it, mainly because of its very fine grain.2 6 Share Tweet
Black and White in C41written by juansupergen on 2013-09-09 in #reviews
I am now going to introduce you to the Ilford XP2 Super 400. A 35mm black and white film, but not a regular one. This film is processed in C41 as any other color negative film.8 6 Share Tweet
Lomo Earl Grey 120 Film: The Classic Onewritten by wesco on 2013-09-01 in #reviews
When I wanted to do a quick test of my new Belair X 6-12, I decided to pick a black & white roll from Lomography and develop it myself. Read on for my experiences and the results with this Earl Grey 120 format 100 ISO film!5 Share Tweet
Reviews on Rewind: Ilford XP2 Super 400 35mmwritten by cruzron on 2013-08-31 in #reviews
It's hard to go wrong with films made by storied companies such as Ilford. Their C41 friendly emulsion, Ilford XP2, is a reliable favorite among Lomographers around the world. Let's hear what the community has to say about this awesome film in this week's edition of Reviews on Rewind!1 7 Share Tweet
Dating In Black And White With The Minolta X-700written by ajagee24701 on 2013-08-07 in #lifestyle
Shooting black and white photography is something special in itself, but what happens when you take an analogue camera on a date and that camera is loaded with black and white film? Magic, pure and beautiful magic.5 Share Tweet
LomoAmigo: Evon Tan Seaside Lookbookwritten by soundfoodaround on 2013-08-06 in #news
"Quite a poetic feline", model and Lomographer Evon T. has rejoined us for another LomoAmigo edition – this time as muse in front of the camera! Evon knows artistic expression, and the lo-fi black and white portraits taken along a mysterious shoreline are quite nostalgic and breathtaking. See for yourself after the jump!6 Share Tweet
Ilford Disposable B&W Cameras: XP2 Superwritten by neanderthalis on 2013-07-26 in #reviews
Ilford recently released disposable or one-time-use cameras with two of their signature films: XP2 or HP5 Plus. I saw the announcement for these cameras earlier in the year and was waiting to get my hands on these one-time-use cameras from Ilford.1 15 Share Tweet
Kodak T-Max P3200: The Good Grainwritten by neanderthalis on 2013-07-14 in #reviews
Kodak T-Max P3200 is a fast film with lots of grain, not always a bad thing when you want to catch a mood or are forced to work with a low light situation.3 6 Share Tweet
Lomopedia: Kentmere 100 Black & White 35mm Filmwritten by denisesanjose on 2013-07-09 in #reviews
Kentmere 100 is a mid-speed black and white film boasting of fine grain and good sharpness with broad tonal range, contrast and exposure latitude. Made for 35mm, it is also available in 400 ASA and is an economic choice for those who favor shooting in monochrome.9 12 Share Tweet
Ewa Villages: A Reminder of Hawaii's Sugar Industrywritten by neanderthalis on 2013-06-26 in #world #locations
Hawaii's multi-cultural background lends itself to the sugar cane industry. The Ewa Villages carry a reminder to the agricultural history of Oahu.Share Tweet
Singapore Summer Getaway: Sungei Buloh Wetland Reservewritten by muhamad_haiz_shamsudin on 2013-06-26 in #world #locations
Nobody to go with that tan? Not inspired by the Great Singapore Sale? Want a getaway but everybody seems to have the same place in mind? Then don't despair! I've got the perfect place for you!5 8 Share Tweet
ORWO TC27: Lovely Film For B&W Photography, But No True IR Film.written by sandravo on 2013-06-06 in #reviews
After seeing some gorgeous b&w infrared photographs taken by others, I was sold on the idea of trying this myself. The only IR film in stock was ORWO's TC27, so that would be my guinea pig. Even though the IR magic didn't show up in any of my shots, I still think the ORWO TC27 is a very lovely film for normal b&w photography.3 13 Share Tweet
Back in Time: Analogue Snapshots From The Old Dayswritten by wesco on 2013-06-05 in #lifestyle
Lomography has been in existence for 20 years, but my photo history goes even further back to more than 30 years. While I was rummaging through my old photo albums and boxes around Christmas time, I came across quite some nice pictures!1 Share Tweet
Introducing the Belair X 6-12's New Super Heroic Sidekick: The 35mm Back!written by sixsixty on 2013-05-17 in #reviews
Look over here! A print of a bird, a plane... there's nothing the new Belair X 6-12 35mm Back can't do. Don't believe me? Read on to my review of the new back's heroic powers.1 8 Share Tweet
Go Wide and Infrared - Via the Plastic SLR Routewritten by adash on 2013-05-10 in #gear #tipster
Single-lens-reflex (SLR) cameras have for decades been on the forefront of enthusiast and professional camera development. Sharp lenses, perfect exposure meterin,g and precise autofocus aren't really features that you would look for in Lomography, but they do come to a great use in Infrared Photography - as long as a few precautions are taken. See below.12 18 Share Tweet
Alternative Developer: Red Winewritten by brommi on 2013-04-25 in #gear #tipster
Some of you have tested the development of Black and White Films with instant coffee, called Coffenol. Alternatively, you can also develop the film with red wine. This process is called "Winol".13 51 Share Tweet


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Partygoers at the New York City hotspot w.i.p. will never forget the night Drake and Chris Brown got the party way too turnt up. The entourages of the two music superstars clashed in a bottle-throwing brawl that left several people hurt. Breezy walked away with a gnarly gash on his chin, while Drizzy was uninjured. The row, which was allegedly over Rihanna, forced the temporary closure of the club and set off a string of lawsuits. One such suit came from NBA All-Start Tony Parker who sustained an injured eye in the fracas.
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Celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, the Denver Triangle is one of the oldest leather bars in the country. But it didn't reach that ripe old age without a few growing pains. Back in the day, old-guard leather bars were reserved strictly for men, and woe to any woman who dared cross their dark dungeon doorsteps. Those times are long gone, though, and today the Triangle is coed, cowhide-clad and customer-friendly, with special nights when granola-flavored, vegan-type folk are welcome. But the best day to visit the T is Sunday, for the $6 all-you-can-drink beer bust. Money raised during the busts benefits various LGBT organizations and charities, whose members put in their time as servers. So grab your Sunday-best leather vest (but don't bother to saddle up), and take a walk on the wild side. If you're lucky, you could get served by a certain green-wigged, glitter-bearded, triple-breasted drag queen!
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Touchstone Energy Balloon Fest on Lake Shelbyville October 10-12 2014
Lake Shelbyville Illinois will once again this year be the home to Shelby Electric Cooperative and several other Illinois Touchstone Energy Cooperatives who have teamed up to bring in the Touchstone Energy Hot Air balloon team. Come see hot air balloon pilots from Chicago, Iowa, …Read More
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Explain Potager
I have been seeing Potager for some time now and I am going to be the one to ask the dumb question, "what is the meaning of Potager?
Shirl, at the top of this forum is a pretty good explanation.
Basically, it's a home garden with EVERYTHING crammed in. Veggies, flowers, herbs, fruits.
The style of growing is French, which is often intensively planted, rotating crops.
Shirl, here is what I wrote in another post. I've done a lot of reading regarding this type of garden, plus my grandmother was half French and always had a potager.
Traditionally, a potager was a French-style of vegetable gardening in a decorative manner. Flowers and herbs mingled with the fruits and vegies in a way that delighted the sense of sight as well as that of taste. It was a separate, enclosed space from the rest of the home's landscape. This helped to keep out unwanted critters, but mainly served as a transition from the home's surroundings into a space meant to surprise with its bounty of culinary and floral delights.
Today we take liberties with that definition, but it is still to most an enclosed space, separate from the rest of the landscape. Some use a hedge of evergreens to define the space, while others use the beds themselves, usually raised for better definition. Rarely do you see the high stone walls used by the French, but a picket fence is quite common. That was my choice and I'm really pleased with it. It has that element of surprise needed to be a potager and always makes visitors ask, "What's out there?" when they look out back.
I believe the enclosure, which leads to a sense of surprise, and a separation from the rest of the landscape are still key elements. Otherwise, it's just another vegie plot, so why call it a potager, imho.
GREAT definition, Diana. I wish I could have the tall stone walls to enclose mine with, but here in Texas the heat would kill it and me without a breeze blowing through. I'm thinking of a Belgian fence of espalliered fruit trees and asparagus to enclose mine with. The final "wall" on the outside is still a long ways off, but I'm hoping to come up with something nice to help the asparagus and fruit trees delineate it ~ maybe the back side of the outmost bed could be another foot taller than the rest, and maybe it could be topped with some wrought iron scrollwork. Or maybe... ;) Planning is SUCH fun! LOLOL!
A Belgian Fence is a type of espalier, and espalier is an ancient type of pruning that not only allows for beauty in the garden, but keeps the fruit closer to the ground so it's easier to pick AND conserves space. Handy! :) Here's a couple diagrams, Memo...
...and a picture.
This page and this page give lots more information on espalier in general.
Nifty, huh? :)
Angelcub...I read your post Wed answering mine, "What does potager mean" Thanks, just been busy with carpenters this week, to get something remodeled, the mess you go thru is something else...Always nice when it is done, late this afternoon they finished and nice it does look.
Campcreek you post was interesting on Belgain Fences. You can always learn something here...Thanks for everyones input. Shirl36
CampCreek, Thank you for providing those very informative links. I've always been aware of espalier but I wasn't aware that there were names for the various designs. Could have used that at my former home but went with columner apple trees along my garden shed there. I don't have any fences or walls out here to try it on...darn! Hmmm...unless I could convince DH to let me plant them on the barn??!!! No...I'd have to rope off the barn with electric tape to keep the goats out and that's where they live...lol!
Campcreek...where in Texas are you? What type of tree will you use for the Belgian Fence? I noticed one photo had an apple tree. We are from Indiana and I miss our apple trees terribly.
As for Potager...I hate to sound dumb...but, how are you pronouncing this word? I had never heard of it until I saw this forum, and in the last week I have seen it two or three additional times.
Y'all are all so very welcome! :)
Merrellmom, I don't know quite yet what trees I'll use. I'm just west of Austin, so it'll have to be a low chill-hour apple. I know there are apples that grow here. I've seen them in full fruit as far south as Johnson City (about twenty five miles south of me). I'm thinking of not just using apples, though ~ I'd like some peaches, apricots and pears as well, probably plums and whatever else I can find that will grow here. My potager will be rather large ~ the five-year-plan calls for atleast 100'x100' ~ so I'll have plenty of room for all sorts of trees around that long of a perimeter fence! LOL!
And I don't know how you're supposed to pronouce potager, but maybe "pot-ah-jer" or "pot-ah-jay"? Where's Diane when you need her? Wasn't her grandma French?
In French it would be "pot-ah-jay" (long o), but in English it is often pronounced "paht-ah-jer". So either would be correct.
I would love to do espalier-- but they do require a lot of attention during the growing season to keep the shape. That's when I lose it-- I forget to pay attention. I've tried twice and both times the trees ended up getting away from me. I think with my current garden, I'll try a variation that is often used in orchards, which is a kind of narrow hedgerow using dwarf trees, less formal looking, but also accessible and space saving.
"...but they do require a lot of attention during the growing season to keep the shape." That's something I'm a bit worried about. I LOVELOVELOVE pruning. Don't know why, but there's something zen about it to me. Still, I'm a bit concerned about THAT much pruning. I figured I'd try just one section first and see how I like it.
Campcreek, I maintained a garden in Victoria, Texas that had a fruit bearing apple tree in the back yard. Actually, there were 3 of them, and I do not know the variety. I do know the landscaper who put them in tho, I know he will share the name with me.
I just heard about this forum, and I am rushing to get an enclosure around my garden. It is potager in all aspects save the enclosure.
I LOVELOVELOVE pruning too, but I draw the line at the espalier. Too many other things to prune! My DH is breathing a sigh of relief over this. When we are in the garden togeather, you can always hear him telling somebody to 'get those clippers away from her'! Usually, I am supposed to be weeding.LOL
Sure, Diane! :) A picture's worth a thousand words, and Google image search is my friend. ;)
Welcome from me, too, Janie! I'd LOVE it if you could find out what kind of apple that was in Victoria, but don't go too far out of your way. :) I also would enjoy seeing pictures of your potager!


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I put one in mine, drilled through the pad on the back of the trigger guard9behind the rear of the opening for the trigger at the rear) at the right angle, threaded it and put an adjustable screw in it.
You must allow for a little additional movement of the trigger after it breaks being a semi auto.
When It's just right, I use red lock tite to hold it in place.
Easy to do, but don't try to adjust it too tight, leave a little overtravel.
It's not really necessary, but just about every rifle and handgun I have has one. Go too tight and it just might not work when you need it to, you have been warned.
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