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We visited the 2011 Mathews Retailers show to check out some of the new products that will be available in 2012. While we don't have time to review every new product, here are a few that caught our eye! More prooduct reviews will be released next month following the ATA show in early January.
Easton Injexion Arrows:Easton introduces the Injexion and A/C Injexion arrows for 2012. The Injexion is an entire arrow/insert/broadhead system developed from the ground up by Easton and New Archery Products. The Injexion arrow is an ultra-micro diameter arrow that is second to none in crosswind performance, downrange kinetic energy and arrow penetration on big game animals. Deep Six inserts have been designed specifically for this arrow as it is smaller in diameter than it's older brother, the Easton Axis. The Deep Six inserts have a different thread pattern than the 8-32 conventional thread, and NAP is exclusively producing the broadheads to fit these inserts. An RPS insert with conventional threads will be available as well. If you are looking for a high performance, super tough, small diameter arrow take a look at the carbon Easton Injexion and the A/C Injexion arrows.
Easton Injexion arrows tipped with NAP Deep Six broadheads will most likely fill my quiver this Fall.
Brunton Hunting Epoch Binoculars:Brunton Hunting of Riverton, Wyoming continues the Epoch line of binoculars for hunters. The Epoch's were the winner of the 2011 Best Buy award for binoculars by Inside Archery Magazine. Two models are available, the full size and the compact. The full size binoculars are available in 8.5 and 10.5 power with 43mm objectives and the compact binoculars are offered in 8 and 10 power with 21mm and 25mm objectives. The Epoch binoculars have a lightweight magnesium frame, are nitrogen filled fogproof lenses and are waterproof. Both black and camouflage models are available. SF prism glass allows for some of the best light transmission on the market for glassing in low light conditions. Brunton's Epoch binoculars are backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
The Brunton Epoch binoculars are worth a look-through
Armortech Vision Sight by Axcel Sights and Scopes:Bringing new technology to a mark that asks, "what more can be done?" The new Axcel Armortech Vision offers a new 2" housing for optimal view of your target. It brings new meaning to "seeing is believing!" The Armortech Vision also contains the innovative T.C.V (True Center Vision), a perfect circular picture, even when viewed slightly off center. Continuing the tough as a tank attitude found in the original Armortech, the same engineering is back with a vengeance in the Vision. The 3-time "inside archery" best buy award winner still features A.F.T. (Armor Fiber Technology) 100% fiber protection, 2nd and 3rd axis adjustment, interchangeable right and left hand capabilities, individual micro adjustment on each pin, engraved partial ring at the depth of the sight pins, for greater accuracy when viewed slightly off center. The Armortech Vision is available in popular models that include the Mathews Harmonic Damper, as well as the ever popular Pro Series with the micro adjustable dovetail bracket. The Vision is available with 4, 5 or 7 pins in .010", .019" or .029" fiber size. The Armortech line of sights leave nothing to be desired when it comes to a top of the line hunting sight and it appears this trend will likely not change soon.
The Armortech Vision sight is built to withstand severe abuse
Mission Riot Bow by Mathews:Mission archery introduces the Riot in their 2012 line of bows. The riot is 31" axel-to-axel and sports a 7" brace height which makes it a very forgiving bow. Unlike many bows, the Riot will fit 90% of archers right off the shelf as the draw weight adjusts from 15-70lbs on a single set of limbs and the draw length is adjustable from 19-30" on a single set of cams. The bow incorporates a Dead End string stop installed at the factory for improved feel and vibration dampening. The Riot is perfect for young archers that will grow as the bow with "grow" with them. At a retail price of $399 it will be difficult find a bow that provides more value for your dollar than the 2012 Mission Riot.
The New 2012 Mission Riot
Hardcore Max Release by Trufire:The Hardcore MAX adds two new features to the already popular Hardcore line of releases. A screw located in a housing behind the trigger will adjust trigger pressure (separate from travel) anywhere between 3 ounces to 16 ounces. Also new is the comfort enhanced Evolution II buckle which will have 2.5 times thicker padding as well as a slightly wider strap profile. The Hardcore line of releases incorporate an open jaw, hook style release which makes for super easy D-loop engagement. The head of this release also pivots horizontally up to 20 degrees to ensure that there is zero torque on your bow from the release. These releases are available in Black or Lost Camo and the Hardcore Max is available in Black. Both of these releases are American Made.
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When can we see ours PS Is anyone else glad that we don't do that wearing the new kit on the last day of the season malarky - it's a bit classless for my money.
Glad we haven't yet.... I think it's bad luck... Chelsea wore their new kits in the Champions League Final last season.... (cnuts)
Saw this in the shops the other week..... would have definately brought it if it wasn't of the fecken Chelsea badge... If only United were with adidas
I also like it, but I think it's good we have Nike, because Adidas is worse than them in making kits. Nike's kits are ordinary (club badge, Nike logo and sponsor), while Adidas make awful kits. Just look:
Haha... I don't think that one is very bad actually... Chelseas kit on the other hand, is shocking... so I guess you're right, Nike do make better kits (the one )
Pretty sure if you looked hard enough you could find that without a club logo and a red stripes. Look kinda lame clubbing with a United badge on your shirt
This is Barcelona's new kit, they will wear it against Osasuna, but they cannot wear it next Wednesday in Champions League Final. Could someone tell me how Chelsea played in their 'new kit' last season? Some new kits for you, guys. Barcelona's away: Arsenal's away (quite nice): And Bayern Munich:
AC Milan The problem with teams that have traditionally striped shirts is that there's not much scope for new design. The Arsenal away strip is mint.
Same as that Chelsea shit jersey. Looks like a cycling shirt. Ooh, that is class. Love the white collar. I don't really see that as much of a bad thing. Less chance of the kit company screwing it up.
i love that kit. not sure why the players have squad numbers like 62 and 65 though, bit weird apparently its to do with the 67 villa players who have played for england


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Jonah Goldberg: Obama showing his vindictive streak
"The FAA's all-hands furloughs managed to convert a less than 4 percent FAA budget cut into a 10 percent air-traffic control cut that would delay 40 percent of flights," The Wall Street Journal noted at the time.
The National Park Service, which has somehow become the unofficial goon squad of American liberalism, reversed course and let American World War II vets visit the WWII memorial in Washington, D.C. This is obviously good news. (I was waiting to see if Steven Spielberg would come out with a new Obama-friendly director's cut of "Saving Private Ryan" in which the old guy at the end is dragged off in cuffs before he can reach Tom Hanks' grave.)


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Rochester hospital brings busloads to Insurance Department Obamacare hearing
At the conclusion of a four-hour informational hearing before the senior staff of the state Insurance Department on Monday, Eggleton said the department approved Anthem's network even though it did not meet standards set by state law for adequate coverage, and did so in a closed-door process.
Al Felgar, Frisbie's chief executive officer, has led the charge by hospitals left out of the Anthem network, which affects only those who purchase insurance through the Obamacare online exchange at healthcare.gov.
The network includes about 75 percent of all primary care doctors and 85 percent of specialists, according to Anthem.
The Insurance Department said it had no choice but to approve the plan because it met the letter of the law.
Eggleton challenged that assertion, arguing that the department overlooked omissions in Anthem's application. "The department had a special burden to ensure this network was adequate," he said. "Had Anthem been required to submit all the necessary information, the network would have been deemed inadequate."
Eggleton said Anthem has sold health insurance in the state for more than a decade, and could have provided reasonable estimates on patient waiting times, travel times and the availability of primary care physicians who are still accepting new patients.
Eggleton drew circles in areas around Sullivan, Carroll, Coos and Grafton counties, where large gaps exist between hospitals in the Pathway network.
Feb. 27 forum
Insurance Commissioner Roger Sevigny opened the session by telling the crowd that a team of stakeholders is working with the department to revisit the standards for network adequacy with an eye toward legislative recommendations in the near future.


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Rays, Angels open four-game set with rematch
Archer, Richards square off again to open series in Anaheim
After going 8-1 on a 10-day road trip through Seattle, Tampa Bay and Milwaukee, the Angels return home to face the Rays for the second time in less than a week.
While the Angels are in all likelihood out of playoff contention, they'll try to play spoiler in a four-game series starting Monday as Tampa Bay fights for a spot in the postseason. The Rays hold a three-game lead over the Orioles for the second American League Wild Card spot.
Right-hander Garrett Richards (4-6, 4.16 ERA) gets the nod for the Halos as he makes his second consecutive start against the Rays.
He struggled in his last start at Tropicana Field, allowing four runs on seven hits in 3 1/3 innings for the loss. Throwing only 48 of his 84 pitches for strikes, Richards had trouble getting ahead in counts, throwing first-pitch strikes to only 10 of 26 hitters.
"That was an issue, obviously. Just throwing strikes period," Richards said. "I'm not going to take this as a step back or a negative; I'm just going to move forward with it."
Rookie right-hander Chris Archer will be on the hill for the Rays looking to stop the team's current four-game skid. The team has scored just five runs in that span.
"If we continue to pitch well and bring the hitting back up, we'll be fine," Rays manager Joe Maddon said. "It's just been a tough time scoring runs. We've seen some good pitching here [in Oakland], but we're better than that. We have to win these games."
Archer dominated the Angels his last time out, earning his eighth win of the season after allowing just one run on five hits in seven innings. He retired 20 of the 25 batters he faced, including 17 of 20 through the first six innings.
When the right-hander tosses six or more innings this season, the Rays are 10-1. Yet when he can't get to that mark, the Rays have just a 1-5 record.
Rays: Young back with team
• Delmon Young, who last played for the Rays on Sept. 30, 2007, returned to the Tampa Bay clubhouse Sunday morning.
"All the players here, we were in Minor League camp together," Young said. "As the years went on, we stayed in contact in passing."
Maddon said Young would see time as a designated hitter or pinch-hitter the rest of the regular season, just over two weeks since the Phillies released him.
"The day I got shipped out I began looking for ways to get back," Young said. "It's been a humbling experience, and it's great to be here."
Young pinch-hit for David DeJesus in the eighth inning Sunday, flying out to right field.
Angels: Hamilton out of lineup again
• Outfielder Josh Hamilton was out of the starting lineup for the third straight game on Sunday against the Brewers. However, he did pinch-hit in the seventh inning and was intentionally walked.
Hamilton said his left shoulder was feeling a lot better and that his migraines had mostly subsided. He'll likely return to the starting lineup for the start of a seven-game homestand.
Hamilton had been nursing the sore shoulder since the end of last week, which is why he was slotted as the designated hitter for three games against the Rays last week.
Worth noting
• With rosters expanding on Sunday, the Angels called up only one player: reliever Ryan Brasier.
• Since 2010, the Rays have a 51-36 record after Sept. 1, which is second-best in the AL over that span. The team trails only the Tigers with a 54-33 record.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Ok, what do you think?
I dig it... I would buy one
I like the green tee shirt better
Its alright, but I won't buy one
This is lame
Ok, what do you think?
Can we get this DOH green man on a blue shirt and on black too?
Definetely better than the green shirt.
I'd vote for black
I agree with moving it to the back. In the front, you could put "Hate me at...."
Seriously, though, I think it's an improvement. I think an off-white (not quite tan) would pull it off better. You could also put green man (and bars) inside a white square. Doing that would let you pull off any color t-shirt you wanted, although the design and size may be better suited for a back logo. Just my 2 cents.
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I like it, i would prefer if the shirt were white but thats just me.
I also think black would look pretty good.
How about a pull over grey hoodie with this logo on the front? Sign me up bro!
A black background shirt and a white background shirt would be on point.
How about, black tee with white writing. Front - SwellInfo, Back - "Does anyone think there will be waves this weekend"....
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The Children's Museum of Manhattan (Upper West Side) is a five-floor wonderland for little ones (and a lifesaver on rainy days!). The interactive exhibits include a tongue you can slide down; a fire truck you can pretend to drive and a dragon you feed books to. Toby's obsessed with the outdoor water area with toy boats and fishing rods. (In the photo above, doesn't he look like Merrywether from Sleeping Beauty in his smock?)
Bonus tip: If you work up an appetite, head around the corner to Hampton Chutney for Indian dosas and yummy sandwiches. They have high chairs and a window seat with toys and books.
Washington Square Park (Greenwich Village). At this historic park, you'll find old guys playing chess, two great playgrounds, and a giant fountain that you can wade in on hot summer days (apparently, it's perfectly clean, and kids flip out over it). But Toby's favorite part is the street musicians dotting every path, from jazz quartets to guitar players to pianists. Bonus tip: If you work up an appetite, just head half a block south to Peanut Butter & Co., and don't forget your camera: The iconic arch makes a great backdrop for family photos. (We also took this photo there!)


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{FSC SWAPPERS: TROY} June 2013 Food SwapFrom Scratch ClubSunday, June 23, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (EDT) |
Event Details
Sunday, June 22nd
Oakwood Community Center, 313 Tenth Street, Troy, NY
SUGGESTED ENTRANCE FEE (Swappers, Swap-Curious & Guests):
$4 per person (sliding scale: give what you can. All the money goes to space rental,the drink table, photocopies & other event expenses.)
*Items must be on the table by 4:45pm to be eligible for the swap*
4:00-4:45pm: Sign-in, Display Goods & Grab a Refreshment
- Sign in (or register for a swap-curious ticket)
- Display swap items & samples on the tables
- Fill out the swap cards (Name & Item Description)
4:45-5:00 FINISH Browsing the Tables
With refreshment in hand, introduce yourself to table-neighbors & new friends and take a peek at what others have brought, eat/drink some samples and start plotting your swapping!
5:00-1:20pm "Silent Auction"
Write your trade offers on others' tags (i.e. your name & what you'd be willing to trade)
5:20pm OPEN SWAP
Review your tags to see which offers have been made.
Find each other (wear your name tags) & swap away!
Take home your new artisan goods and enjoy!
By "purchasing" a free ticket you agree to the following:
1) Bringing appropriate "to go" containers for all swap items. Your swap items do not have to be pressure or water-bath canned. You can bring fresh items, just simply state the storage information
(for example: must refrigerate or is good for 1 week in an air tight container)
2) If your item is pressure or water-bath canned: NOTHING from March 2012 & older are welcome. Each swap item should be dated to give a handful of months to enjoy before the USDA '1 year' shelf live of a home-canned product.
3) Only food and natural home & body products made from edible/natural ingredients (lip balm, sugar/salt scrubs) are allowed. No crafts.
4) You will contact FSC via email@example.com if you are unable to attend so that your ticket can be released to someone on the wait list.
The Swap: GENERAL INFORMATION
Our food swap is a place where you can trade an item you made for another item that someone else made: items are swapped 1-for-1.
You bring as many or as little items as you'd like to trade; you can bring 1-infinity of one good (X loaves of bread) or X different items (1 jar of blueberry jam, 1 loaf of bread, 1 jar of vanilla extract, 1 tomato transplant, 1 jar of granola. 2 pints of pickled beets and one jar of mustard, ect ,ect). Just remember that items are swapped 1-for-1.
You will place the items on one of the tables, grouped by item so that guests will view the goodies and write their names down if they are interested in trading with you. They will also be required to tell you what they want to swap for your item. Then the last 30 minutes of the event will be the "live action swap" where you will look on your sheet(s) to see who wants to swap with you. Then you will find those people, based on their name tags or knowing them personally already, and starting a conversation with them: "Do you wanna swap" "sure" "great""let's do it"…. or if you don't want what they are offering, kindly decline and move on.
The 'swap cards' are only a starting place, you do not have to swap with people on your cards or ones you've signed up for- Please make sure each swap it done FACE TO FACE with the other person agreeing to the swap!
What To Swap?
Muffins, sourdough starters, vinegar mother, infused alcohol, infused vinegar, DIY extracts, canned veg, meat & fruit, fermented items, Kombucha SCOBIES, homemade yogurt, cheese, wine, jam, pickled beets, beer, dried herbs, potted herbs, vegetable plant transplants, cookies, biscotti, backyard garden vegetable bounty, salad dressings, stocks, cookies, pies, breads, dips & spreads, meals, backyard EGGS, lip balm, soaps, salves, anything that is food, drink or a homemade lotion/balmy/soapy item is welcome.
*Only food and natural home & body products made from edible/natural ingredients (lip balm, sugar/salt scrubs) are allowed. No crafts please.
As long as you made/grown/foraged the food item, the sky's the limit.
1) *NEW POLICY CHANGE: Unfortunately, due to health & safety issues we must change one of our policies: Children at the swaps. Starting at our October 2012 food swaps, only infants in carriers and children of swapping age (6&up) are allowed at the swaps. We can not risk a child ingesting an alcoholic sample or having a serious fall.
2) PLEASE do not show up before 4:00pm. Swap item set-up time is scheduled into the swap from 4:00-4:45pm. That said, we need ALL swap items on the table by 4:45pm.
3) IMPORTANT PARKING DIRECTIONS: Parking Lot behind church fits 10 cars (take SECOND LEFT on 9th street once off Route 7/Bridge) or you can park in the firehouse/office building parking lot across the street from church on 10th street (THIRD LEFT if coming from Route 7/787/87) or on the street: 9th, Rensselear or 10th Street.
4) The entrance to the swap is on the side of the building facing Hoosick Street- there is a light above door.
5) We are being charged to use this space. We kindly request a donation per person who attends, somewhere between $2-4 dollars. Again, this is only a request and not mandatory. This money also goes to paying rent, our photocopying & 'drink table' offerings.
If at all possible, please bring samples of your swap items.
We will be providing all the drinks.
You can always write us an email with any questions or concerns at: firstname.lastname@example.com or visit our blog at www.fromscratchclub.com and make sure to join our FSC Food Swap dedicated Facebook page: www.facebook.com/FSCSwappers
When & Where
Oakwood Community Center
313 Tenth Street
Address Line 2
Sunday, June 23, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (EDT)
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From Scratch Club
We are a small group, living within the Capital Region (Albany, Troy, Schenectady, Saratoga Springs) striving for a sustained connection to our kitchens, our gardens and our communities by being advocates for local food, farming & home cooking.
We host two food swaps a month, in Troy & Schenectady (and sometimes Saratoga Springs), where home-cooks swap homemade foods. We also participate in monthly community outreach at various local farmers markets where we demonstrate various cooking techniques & food projects in hopes of advocating home cooking & creating.
We also host a no-pressure food book club on our Facebook page and a monthly Podcast, From Scratch Club Podcast, which features interviews with everyday people making a difference in farming, home cooking, urban farming, farmers markets, policy and food-related media. Find us on Itunes.
Lastly, we run a DIY Food Projects & Cooking School: FSC Academy. The classes offered are a variety of DIY projects from Home Dairy (soft cheeses, yogurt & butter) to bread baking to canning & preserving the harvest. We intend the classes to be affordable, accessible, low-key, fun, small-enrollment demo classes taught by the ladies and friends of FSC in a casual atmosphere, your home or at various sites around the region, including The Arts Center of the Capital Region.
The rest of the month we are on the blog, sharing stories, recipes, DIY projects, homesteading tutorials, kitchen tips & tricks and food policy news in hopes of inspiring people to jump back into the kitchen, their gardens and communities as a daily way of life regardless of income, space & time.


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The story of Alethrion and Amerath, the original creators of the map.
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Episode 4 now available.
Update 11/30/2006. Minor bugs and some grammatical errors have been fixed.
**Even if it was on Number 1 on the top 50 list for a day, I still appreciate the positive feedback that the episode has gotten.
Thank you guys so much!**
*For the people complaining about this flash being all talk and very little action: The idea of these Four Swords flashes was to focus on the Links arguing amongst one another due to their conflicting personalities in the story. This is why you see the 4 of them bitch all the time.*
Flash #20 Warning: Sprite Movie
This Flash is possibly around 14 minutes long (my longest and heaviest flash ever). Get some popcorn if you can.
After much demand, Episode 3 is here and with a major upgrade! Now with fixed audio and a menu screen.
I'm aware that some of the voice samples that I used don't have the same quality as the others, I hope it won't be much of a problem.
In ths episode, the Links attempt to go through the 1st dungeon, The Eastern Palace. Inside that palace, our heroes will go through some very awkward moments.
I'd like to thank the fans for their support and encouraging me to hurry up with this episode. Sorry I took so long, but my life has been getting rather complicated lately:
attending the university,finding another Job,mom going through surgery to get a tumor removed (thankfully she's fine now) and I'm gonna be an uncle soon.
All of these events left me with very little time to work on flash, but I'm not giving it up altogether. If I get more free time on my hands, I'll work on my next project,whatever it'll be.
I'd also like to thank Kagome for wanting to play Princess Zelda in this flash, Jon Houser for playing Link's Uncle, Mario Simic for Playing Vaati as well as Purple Link and Adam Goode for playing the Postman.
If you'd like to voice act in future episodes,E-mail Me and I'll try to find a part for you.I'd recommend that you find the time available to do your lines. This is the main reason why the FSM episodes frequently get delayed.
---I'm mainly looking for voice actors ages 15 and up.---
on another note, I named Link's Uncle "Alfon" in this flash. Though it's not his official name and was never mentioned in ALTTP, it is actually mentioned in the "Japanese voice acted story" from the "LoZ sound and drama" soundtrack. To download the track ,visit Zeldapower.com
That's all for now. Enjoy, vote fair and have fun!
I never heard of overvoiceacting until I saw this movie. I couldn't finish this movie because of it.
That was the best one you. I luv when the letter says you like cock! Oh yeah i liked the Rewrite song too.
This is the single best toons I've ever seen on newgrounds being a fan of the zelda series, I appreciate the humour :D if you could email me at the_guyver_xero at hotmail dot com that would be awesome and let me know when the projected date for the next episode is >> Thanks
Keep workin guy, you'll be famous one day
This is fucking hilerious!!!! I LOVE it! This is the best Zelda flash you've ever made! Thank you! Thank you!