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I'm just gonna go pick it up at UPS today myself. Scheduled delivery isn't for two more days! My swmbo says I destroy the stove every time I brew on it. I deny it but I think i do too. I have an electric stove and the burners are all tilted and bent now from the weight of 7 gallons. I just tell her it adds character.
Well it didn't come in the mail, but I did just pick up 267 Lbs of grain saturday, 3 sacks = 155 lbs of base grain and 112 lbs of specialty grain and we just had to throw in 10 packs of hops and 7 yeast too.
Time to get brewing, Im thinking 3 batches this week, starting today yea!
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As a learning exercise I'm writing myself a simple extension / plugin / macro framework using IronPython - I've gotten the basics working but I'd like to add some basic debugging support to make my script editor easier to work with.
I've been hunting around on the internet a bit and I've found a couple of good resources on writing managed debuggers (including Mike Stall's excellent .Net Debugging blog and the MSDN documentaiton on the CLR Debugging API) - I understand that IronPython is essentially IL however apart from that I'm a tad lost on how to get started, in particular:
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The cancer research fundraising organization, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, experienced a 22 percent drop in contributions. Some attribute it to the controversy which arose after it stopped giving grants to Planned Parenthood. The decision was reversed - but the fallout was most definitely felt.
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Keywords: Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Planned Parenthood, cancer research, controversy
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Donations dropped from about $164 million from the fiscal year ending in March 2012 to $128 million in the year ending March 2013. These figures were confirmed in an audit posted on the organization's Web site this week. A spokeswoman for the Dallas-based breast cancer charity said contributions, including donations and corporate sponsorships, have noticeably declined.
The organization's plan to stop offering grants to Planned Parenthood in January 2012 was controversial. Hailed by Pro-Life Americans, it brought recrimination from Planned Parenthood. Several executives ended up leaving the organization. Fewer people took part in its fundraising Races for the Cure across the country.
The Komen organization announced last summer that it would cancel half of its three-day charity walks due to a drop in participation. The statements also showed that revenue from Race for the Cure and three-day events had a 19 percent drop for the same fiscal period, falling from about $258 million to $208 million.
Bottom line: Total revenue, which included the race fees, contributions, other fundraising and interest, dropped 18 percent in that time period -- from $399 million to $325 million.
While Komen spokeswoman Andrea Rader attributed the drops to the Planned Parenthood controversy, others disagree strongly. Other factors included economic uncertainty and other events vying for charity dollars.In addition, some former Pro-Life donors withdrew support after Komen changed its decision based on Planned Parenthoods pressure.
Rader said the organization is seeing its numbers stabilize and noted Komen currently has 150 corporate sponsors. She hopes that people originally angered by the Planned Parenthood issue are coming around because they know what Komen does for their community. "They tend to say, 'OK, we were mad about that but we're not mad anymore,'" she said. "We just hope that people will continue to understand that our work is very important," Rader said.
There is another side to the controversy.
Komen had given over half a million dollars to Planned Parenthood in 2012 alone. The money was supposed to be used for the noble purpose of breast cancer screening and breast health services. When they announced they would no longer grant Planned Parenthood any funds because they were under investigation, Planned Parenthood cried foul. Planned Parenthood was the subject of a Congressional investigation for using tax payer funds for abortion services. In fact, there is a cloud over much of their operation for good reason.
The head of Planned Parenthood's digital bullying effort told the New York Times, "I think this was a tipping point for us. I think something has happened, where people are upset that two great organizations that have this shared mission were now in this difficult position. And so, we have been seeing that response through our supporters, some of whom were not our supporters before Tuesday afternoon."
The largest abortion provider in the United States, Planned Parenthood, displayed a digital form of bullying which should cause grave concern.Under its unrelenting media pressure, the Susan G Komen for the Cure Foundation backed down.
Planned Parenthood blamed the decision by the Susan G Komen Foundation to cease giving it grants on "anti-abortion activists". By that term they mean people who insist that the child in the womb is our neighbor. People who reject the profane idea that killing our first neighbors can ever be a "right" since it is always wrong to take innocent human life. People who defend the fundamental Human Right to Life of every person, no matter how small.
In effect, every person who recognizes that the child in the womb is our neighbor, and it is always and everywhere wrong to take the innocent life of a neighbor.
When an organization like Planned Parenthood receives a grant - or a subsidy - it may argue that it uses that particular money for a purpose other than the taking of innocent life through abortion, but the argument is a ruse. It is a deadly shell game. Money is fungible, or interchangeable. The very fact that the money came in allows other funds to be used for providing abortions.
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|Mar 06, 2008, 09:57 AM
Power system for a Super Sportster 40 MkII
This could have been posted in the Glow to Electric Conversions forum, but I thought I'd post it here as it pertains to the power system mainly.
I'm going to be doing a Great Planes Super Sportster 40 MkII conversion to electric, and I need some help with the power system.
I'm a power freak. Just about everything I fly is overpowered... and that's the way I like it.
I also love speed. If it's not capable of 100mph, then it really doesn't thrill me much. The exception is of course indoor planes and highly aerobatic planes.
I want to know if it is realistic to want an electric power system for this plane that will push it close to or even beyond 100mph and still have good vertical performance without costing some rediculas ammount of money?
If possible I'd like to stick with Scorpion outrunners because I believe that by far they are the "best bang for the buck" but otherwise I am completely open to suggestions.
Also if someone thinks this plane is not a good plane for this conversion, and have a better plane in mind that is approx the same style and in the .40 - .46 size bracket, then please let me know.
This was my first idea for this plane, but I am not sure how it would perform on a 4.5 - 5lb plane:
Scorpion 3026-10
10x8 Graupner CAM Prop
ZIPPY 5000mAh 5S1P 20-30C Lipoly Pack
Lightflight Suppo 80 Amp HV ESC and a Medusa 6v external BEC
What do you guys think?
|Mar 06, 2008, 11:46 AM
Or how about this setup?
Scorpion 4020-12 (equivalent to an AXI 4120/14)
APC 11 x 10E
ZIPPY-H 5000 or 4000mAh 6S1P 20-30C Lipoly Pack
Lightflight Suppo 80 Amp HV ESC and a Medusa 6v external BEC
I'm not sure on the numbers, but by my (possibly wrong) calculations I should get close to my 100mph.
Anyone think this power system may be overkill?
|Mar 06, 2008, 05:12 PM
If the specs are right and Motocalc computes them correctly you get 100mph from your nearly 1000W.
Motor: Scorpion 4020-12; 542rpm/V; 1.92A no-load; 0.02 Ohms.
Battery: FlightPower 3700 (20C); 6 series x 2 parallel cells; 3700mAh @ 3.7V; 0.0037 Ohms/cell.
Speed Control: Castle Creations Phoenix 80; 0.001 Ohms; High rate.
Drive System: 11x10 (Pconst=1.16; Tconst=1) direct drive.
Airframe: Anything you want.
Motor Amps = 45.6
Motor Volts = 21.6
Input (W) = 986.9
Loss (W) = 93.3
MGbOut (W) = 893.7
MotGb Ef(%) = 90.6
Shaft Ef(%) = 88.3
Prop RPM = 11091
Thrust (oz) = 100.8
PSpd (mph) = 105.0
Time (m:s) = 9:44
|Mar 06, 2008, 05:25 PM
Thanks Dr Kiwi, it's much appreciated.
Is this a power system you would suggest? In other words do you think it's the right choice?
Thanks again.
|Mar 08, 2008, 08:59 PM
I found a cool comparison chart at innov8ive designs
Lists many options
There are a couple other motors listed on my thread here http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=830480
I am doing a similar conversion, but don't need or want 100MPH. Honestly I think you will be hard pressed to push the SS to 100 with that fat wing it has, but I look forward to the video.
|Mar 09, 2008, 07:44 AM
Maybe what I want is not realistic... I dunno. I want a traditional plane that actually looks like a plane like the SS or the the Pulse XT that will make a good sport aerobatic plane and at the same time will outperform most .40 - .46 glow planes in top speed.
I really don't know how fast a strong .46 will pull a SS or a Pulse, but I was lead to believe that it was aprox. 100mph.
Anyway, this is going to be put off for a little while now as I just bought my first slimer
|Mar 09, 2008, 08:12 AM
A really strong 2-stroke .46 using a "typical" 10x6 prop might have a pitch speed of 80 mph.
Actual level flight speed would be less than that with a typical "sport" plane.
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Slow-Mo Surfing Shot with a Canon 7D
Devin Graham shot this beautiful surfing footage using a Canon 7D and a couple lenses (70-200mm and 100-400mm) with a 2x teleconverter, so much of the footage was shot at 800mm. The slow motion is actually "faked" (here's another faked 7D video) using software:
To get the "super slow motion", after I filmed at 60fps, I through it into the program "After Effects". I used an effect that comes with the program called "Time Warp". This allowed me to make the 60fps, to 1000fps. The way this works is the computer processes/adds frames in between the frames that are already in existence. It took several days for the computer to process the clips into the super slow motion that appears as well, so it does take a lot out of the computer, as far as processing goes.
Using After Effects or Twixtor to create fake slow mo is becoming a pretty popular technique. Beats shelling out big bucks to rent a high speed camera for many purposes.
(via Gizmodo)
Nikon D3 Aperture Blades and Shutter Curtain in Super Slow Motion
Here's an interesting glimpse into what a DSLR's aperture blades and shutter curtain look like in super slow motion. Specifically, it's a Nikon D3 shooting at 11 frames per second with 1/4000 shutter speed and f/16, all captured at 5,000 frames per second. What's amazing is that the shutter curtain moves so quickly that you can't see the sensor at all, even at 5000fps!
Music Video Shows 7 Seconds from a High-speed Train Played in Slow-motion
Last year we featured a pretty neat slow motion video shot from a moving train. British band SixToes decided to use the same idea for a music video, placing people all along the platform doing various things, and slowing down 7 seconds of footage into an entire music video.
The idea could be improved on by having what's happening on the platform reflect what's being sung in the song, but would require tons of planning and perfect timing — though the end product would be totally mind-boggling.
(via Small Aperture)
Random Experiments at 2,564 Frames per Second with a Phantom Flex
Tom Guilmette was doing a project in Vegas that involved a Phantom Flex high speed camera when he decided to experiment with 2,564 frames per second in his hotel room. This is the resulting video showing his random experiments.
Even ugly things in life (like dropping your phone) are beautiful in super slow motion.
(via Engadget)
Camera Flash Bulb Shot at 1052FPS
Ever wonder what you camera flash would look like if you watched it in super slow motion? Thanks to Phantom high speed cameras you can wonder no more! This flash bulb (the single-use kind used in old film cameras) was captured at 1052 frames per second.
(via f stoppers)
Match Igniting at 2000 Frames per Second
This is what lighting a match looks like up close and in super slow-mo at 2000 frames per second. Who knew the process was so bubbly and gross?
(via Laughing Squid)
Beautiful Hand-Tossed Water Sculptures in Super Slow Motion
Forget throwing water balloons at people's faces — if you ever get your hands on a super expensive slow-motion camera, tossing around water is awesome enough. Shinchi Maruyama is an artist that photographs hand-tossed liquid sculptures using a Phase One P45 camera and a Broncolor Strobe. He also used a high-speed camera to capture video of sculptures being "made". The results are beautiful.
NASA Space Shuttle Launch Shot with Super Slow Motion Cameras
When a NASA Space Shuttle lifts off, there's always
high definition cameras carefully placed around the launch site, documenting the launch in high-definition photographs and slow motion videos. Back in April we featured a slow motion video of the Apollo 11 launch in 1969, and now here's another neat super slow-mo documentary of more recent launches (i.e. 2005). If you have 45 minutes to spare, this video is sure to amaze and educate you.
By the way… during the launch, the shuttle burns 1,000 gallons of liquid propellants and 20,000 pounds of solid fuel every second.
(via Engadget)
Update: Ben tells us that every single image in the video above was shot on film, not HD cameras.


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Environmentally Friendly, Wilma-proof!
We stayed here for two nights, four days or so after Hurricane Wilma in Oct 2005. We had been staying on Isla Mujeres at Elements (another very nice and secure property that I'll write a review for later) for the two weeks prior. But since the Island was not going to get power back for some time, we decided to try Cancun when we noticed some lights coming on from across the Bay each night. After traveling to 8 or 9 hotels and getting the run around about whether or not they had power or running water or hot water, we landed at the El Rey Del Caribe. The owners and staff were friendly and honest. And later their knowledge of where to go to get a flight out was very helpful, and they helped us sort through all the conflicting information that was going around in the aftermath of the Hurricane. The way their hotel is set up is really well done. They optimized the courtyard where there is (was) lots of plants, trees, flowers and fountains. They lost some of the vegetation due to the storm, but it still is way prettier than other places in Cancun that we drove to or by (even before the Hurricane). The Environmentally friendly practices of the hotel actually allowed them to be better off during the aftermath of the storm. They have solar panels and air dry the laundry, and some of the rooms apparently have composting toilets, limiting the need for water. Our room had flush toilets, and I think they capture rainwater or something to use to flush them so they seemed more able to cope with the situation than other hotels. We both had a massage there right before we left (we thought we'd earned one no doubt). Terri (Terry?) was great and I'd recommend her to anyone who wants a great massage. It was the variety of techniques that impressed me most. I'd stay here again for sure due to the honest and helpful owners and staff, layout of the hotel and its Eco theme (but wait until 2006 when the town and the courtyard here get cleaned up and look nicer).
Loved this hotel
We stayed in Hotel El Rey del Caribe for one night. Absolutely loved it and would recommend it to all my friends.
For US$52 we got a great, quiet room with A/C, a fruit basket welcome and an included breakfast that was a choice of many dishes - I had huevos rancheros. It wasn't the best food, but I really appreciated their hospitality to offer so many choices.
It's eco-friendly and has a nice pool and Jacuzzi. They also offer massages and spa treatments for decent prices (I didn't try any of the services so can't speak to that). The staff were friendly and efficient.
The location is very good - in downtown - away from the areas of Cancun that look like Las Vegas - and a close walk to the bus station.
I can't say enough how much I liked the value of this hotel.
A nice place to start your vacantion
This hotel is perfect for travellers who do not want to stay in the awfull hotelzone of cancun. We only stayed 1 night but really enjoyed our stay. It was the perfect start of our vacation.
Amazing Budget Oasis in Cancun
My boyfriend and I arrived after dark in Cancun and had no problems driving to the hotel in our rental car from the airport. Very easy to find the hotel and hard to get lost. The hotel is very centrally located. We had a room in the back so it was very quiet being away from the front of the hotel and the main road. The room was very large and had a kitchenette and a refrigerator which was very convenient. As others have mentioned, there is a huge grocery story within a 5 minute walk of the hotel. Sheets were a little thin but this is a clean 2 1/2 star hotel with a 3-4 star pool and garden which is what *makes* this hotel. Beautiful and relaxing. The air conditioner was the usual hotel air conditioner...a little noisy but not bad. Breakfast was average but the open air cafe location is nice. Would definitely stay here again and recommend for the price. Nice to stay in a unique locally owned hotel that's not part of a chain.
Beautiful Oasis
We just stayed for 5 nights in Cancun at El Rey de Caribe. The central location is ideal. Having a kitchenette and a refridgerator in the room made the stay seem more comfortable than standard hotels. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. The tranquility of the courtyard with its relaxing hammocks and beautiful gardens set this resort apart from the rest. Believe us, having some fresh fruit and cold beverages in your room is important (unless you want to dine out every meal). A large, well-priced grocery store is less than a five minute walk away. The nightclub district is about a ten minute walk. Buses to the beaches are minutes from the hotel. The one thing you will really like is the lack of noise, even though you are right in the middle of downtown Cancun.
Charming Hotel
We stayed at the Hotel Caribe del Rey in Cancun in early January. It's a very charming hotel with a lovely courtyard and pool. The staff is very nice and helpful. The hotel is on a bus line that takes you to the beach area. It's also close to the main bus station if you want to explore other parts of the Yucatan. There's a big supermarket nearby as well as many restaurants and shops. The kitchen has very little in the way of utensils or dishes, but has a refrigerator.
The very best.
We have been to Cancun several times and have enjoyed"EL REY DEL CARIBE". We found it to be in the best location in the downtown area. We highly recommand this Hotel to all of our friends and to the public for a most pleasant stay in CANCUN.We also appreciated the service rendered by "Manuel" a gentleman who was always eager to be of service.
Eco great place in a busy town
It is a great place to get some rest in a busy town. The just opened restaurant for breakfast is super. Also the recently opened service of the spa is a absolute must for travellers. Also the place is comparing the costs a better place to stay than the hotelzona. Even more an interesting place for those who favorit ecology 'stuff'. Indeed the staff is most friendly in helping you with any kind of question. So those who want to travell to Cancun and explore a bit of the Yucatan Peninsula, this hotel is a great travelpoint to start your journey... To the staff: keep up the good work..!!!
Original place!
We stay there in June for only one night.The room was comfortable but the air conditioning was quite noisy. The internal garden was very nice and original.A good and cheap place to stay.
We loved this place!
I took my whole family, including my arthritic 74-year-old mother, to Mexico in 2000. I don't care for glitzy hotels so I avoid the hotel zona. We loved this hotel. It was cheap and pretty. There is a huge supermarket a block away, with a fabulous bakery and "deli". Our room had a nice little kitchen. The interior garden with hammocks and the secluded Jacuzzi were so nice. Great, helpful staff. I think the beds were nothing to write home about, but the charm, value and convenience made up for it.
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The Gun
is a tool that is designed and manufactured for the sole purpose of killing or injuring animal life.
From this perspective, it ranks up there with the cross (crucifixion),the gallows (hanging) and the guillotine (beheading). In fact the gun enabled the firing squad.
The automobile is not designed for killing or injuring any life; but it can be successfully argued that the automobile can be a lethal weapon in the hands of the wrong person
When I turned 18 years old, (please do not ask how long ago) the first thing I did was apply for a "Learner's Licence" (British colony, British spelling) to drive. This permitted me to drive a motor vehicle:
Only if a certified driver was seated in the front passenger seat (to quickly take control if necessary).
An "Lcolor>size>" of specified size had to be displayed at the front and rear of the vehicle.
The max speed would be 15 mph.
The mandatory minimum period was three months before I could apply to take the written and practical tests.
Here in the USA I had to repeat that (different conditions); and in the 30 years since I have had to re-test twice. At present there are two endorsements on my driver's license (please note updated spelling).
I am quite sure that I can, today (Sunday), purchase and use a gun legally, more quickly and easily than I could purchase and use an auto.
My point, you ask?
Well! If I have not made it clear thus far, I need to seriously brush up on my communication skills.
Here-- let me introduce you to the intelligence of the gun control side:
Here is a link that might be useful: Are you Freakin kidding me??????
Another example of supreme intelligence
Here is a link that might be useful: I don't even know what to put for a caption to this one
Terrorists threats seem to come from the most unlikely places and sources. Try joking about bombs in airplanes at airports. Extension of absolutist policies -- no exceptions.
Stupid, yes.
Same class of stupidity as those gun show accidents? No.
ronalawn, there is no reason to feel chastened when another poster uses a straw man argument that has nothing to do with the purpose of a gun versus the purpose of an automobile, or the difficulty of being certified to operate one compared to the easiness of buying a gun with no need of certification of any kind.
You're right, pidge. It has NOTHING to do with a gun. It has to do with CONTROL. I really hate to be cliche, but it's the truth. I mean, give me a break!! Suspend a 5 year old little girl, send her for a psych eval, and label her on her permanent school record AS A TERRORIST???? Are you freakin kidding me????
I guess you have to realise that these poor kids may be going home to houses where there are loaded guns lying around(as evidenced by the large amount of smal children killed by misuse of guns)
...the record was changed to "threat to harm another child...not terrorist.
Ronalawn , is it still possible to purchase a gun on the same day that you apply for a licence? How bad is that.
pidge, I was trying to be funny; I hope that bill_vincent understands that also.
youngquinn, I do not know. All I know is that it is hardly likely that I can walk into a car dealership on a Sunday and drive home a car.
I can purchase a gun and use it on any day of the week.
And that anomaly cries out (loudly!) for rectification.
Bill, the two instances you point to are, as you suggest, ridiculous. Some folks are totally nuts when they do such things to kids whose lives may be very complicated and not easily reduced to "zero tolerance." I could not agree with you more when you point out that these instances are cuckoo.
But they are still straw man arguments that are not related to the OP about the ease of buying a gun or the difficulty of getting a driver's license. I am just trying to stay on subject and not get sidetracked into unrelated issues.
At the same time, I've been around this place long enough to know that threads on HT go off in lots of directions. No harm, no foul.
Rona-- yes, I did. It's why I didn't post back.
...the record was changed to "threat to harm another child...not terrorist.
Right, she was gonna shoot bubbles at her. I guess maybe if she doesn't use a no more tears formula....
YQ, maybe you don't realize that follows you all through school, and stays a part of your permanent record. Atleast with the terrorist comment anyone in their right mind could see that the teacher was fruitloops. THis is worse. Without an explanation of the infraction, it could be damaging to her.
we made similar. Made a few cannons and mortars too a few years back.
Our area is chuck full of machine shops, the biggest town in the county is nicknamed "Tool City". Several went to custom gun work when the tool indusrty dumped several years ago.One of my hobbies was customizing .44 ,.41, and .45 long Colt magnums; 1 of a kind pieces. Lots of EDM work and accurizing, re barreling, etc. A lot of them make guns from scratch, or maybe uppers and lowers. These guys are pretty good with machines.
Hey, remember a few years ago when potato guns were all the rage, remeber there were calls to ban them!!! What can ya say about these people anyhow???
I judged a science fair project a month ago, where some 8th grader and his dad had made a 'potato gun' by welding some 1/4" steel cylinder and steel pipe, filling the thing with propane and oxygen, used a wad, carved potato to fit perfectly, and the potato was going 400+ yards.


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The proposed investments offer the New Jersey pensions "significant benefits," among them fee discounts, saving the pensions $122 million over the life of the deal, "the largest single-year commitment by any investor in Blackstone's history," a spokesman for the firm said. Blackstone is already New Jersey's largest alternative manager with $1.1 billion in commitments.
Up to $1 billion of the pension's money will be invested in buyouts and real assets, with $500 million going into energy and credit managed accounts run by Blackstone's credit hedge fund unit, GSO Capital Partners. In addition, New Jersey will invest $150 million in Blackstone Energy Partners I, $100 million in GSO Special Situation and $50 million in Blackstone Capital Partners VI.
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Speedwork went well this week under cooler temperatures in Sacramento. I had to dodge a soccer team doing laps a few times, but things could hardly have gone better.
Intervals: 5 x 800 meters Goal pace: sub-3:36 Lap 1: 3:29.00 Lap 2: 3:25.50 Lap 3: 3:27.37 Lap 4: 3:34.13 Lap 5: 3:31.25 Average: 3:29.45 Total distance: 5 miles
No red fails for the second consecutive week, so I'll have to keep adding a repeat until I get one. Next Wednesday it'll be 6 x 800.
Today I did a seven-mile tempo run at 8:39 average pace. I eventually have to bring that down about 30-35 seconds, but I'm making good progress.


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Limply launched himself at Douglas and knocked the much larger CIA agent onto the corpse of his companion. Douglas grabbed at Limply and managed to get a hold of his left wrist, but Limply's other hand swept down and raked red scratches across his face before closing on the man's throat. Limply flailed with his legs, driving his knees repeatedly into the man's midsection.
"Fuck you, you fucking fascist!" Limply spit blood into the man's face.
Douglas gripped Limply's other hand and threatened to turn him onto his back. Limply cracked his skull down against the agent's in a dazing headbutt and then followed up by biting off the tip of the man's nose. The thing inside Douglas howled in otherworldly agony and kicked out, knocking Limply off of him and sending him sprawling on the floor of the apartment. Douglas staggered to his feet and reached for his pistol.
"Now, now, that's enough of that." The voice came from a woman standing in the doorway.
Both men turned to see who had spoken. To Crutch Limply it looked like a completely average woman, of average build, average facial features and average attractiveness. She was the definition of unremarkable and even her plain t-shirt and blue jeans seemed carefully picked from a rack at the most generic store on the face of the earth. What stood out to Limply was the bizarre and extremely thin rifle she was holding in her hands. He had never seen anything like it and clamped to its almost pencil-thin length was an enormous multi-faceted scope.
The entity inside special agent Paul Douglas regarded the woman a bit differently. The CIA agent's fleshy eyes saw a human female, but the creature behind them had means of perception unknown to mankind. It saw a four armed Sekkar hiding inside of a machine-generated human suit. What's more, it recognized the Sekkar as Meh'hl Torvasees Re'eshun, one of the galaxy's most infamous bounty hunters and a creature who had been hired to hunt the entity's brethren in the past.
Paul Douglas attempted to bring his pistol up and aim it at the woman. There was a crackle of electricity and then an indistinct purple mass was being hurled through the air out of the agent's convulsing body. An arc of white electricity was leaping and twisting from the barrel of the rifle the woman held and pinning the creature against a wall.
"Big fucking mistake," Meh'hl informed the creature in the Imperatrixian commerce language.
Crutch Limply watched in disbelief as a stream of glittering white shards spat from the barrel of the weapon. They hissed and left smoke trails as they sliced through the air and into the writhing purple cloud caught in the arc of electricity. A subsonic howl vibrated through Limply's sinuses as the creature died. The second of the things, lost in the sea of pornographic memories inside Limply's mind, barely even acknowledge the death of its long time companion.
The woman turned the barrel of the weapon to point at Limply.
"One down." She said in a language Limply had no means of comprehending. "Now tell me where I can find Linus Guthry."
The immense plaza facing the presidential palace in Mexico City was filled with regimented formations of Karl Haushofer's Panzerkommandos. There were nearly ten thousand of them standing at attention - fully half of Haushofer's regular troop strength - and they were resplendent in the polished black and brass plates of their panzer suits. Each man had closely cropped blond hair and blue eyes, strong jaws, and muscular frames that easily carried the actuated weight of the panzer suits. The Panzerkommando were the pride of Haushofer's Thule Society and this display was one of pure vanity.
His spies had already informed him that Raylene had designs on retaking Mexico City and he was well aware that a vast alien armada was preparing to descend from orbit to subjugate the human race. All the same, his sleeper uprising had functioned brilliantly, hundreds of thousands of fresh recruits indoctrinated by a series of infomercials he had paid to broadcast in the mid-1990s. They had taken a number of cities throughout North America and he was already using his advance forces and operatives to consolidate the gains.
Mexico City, Haushofer considered, would be the capital of his new empire, and as such it would need to be well protected. Huge convoys of the sleepers were well on their way to joining up with triumphant Panzer Kommandos to prepare for the coming battles. He felt that now was the appropriate time to celebrate, to exult and congratulate himself over his great victory.
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