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4.82 / 5.00 18,488 ViewsI apologized to Dave about a few things I said, but I still don't like salad fingers. I got nothing against the guy personally and he knows it now.
As for you fans taking this personally, I want to see your flashes of me being shat upon or whatever.. Sounds funny :p
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I love Salad Fingers even though I find it disturbing, and the parodies don't really take the piss enough.
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Funny as, keep making fun of Salad fingers, Salad Fingers is LAME.
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CONWAY, Ark. (AETN) — A new episode of "Outdoor Hotline," airs on the Arkansas Educational Television Network (AETN) Thursday, Oct. 17, at 7 p.m. The program addresses the latest information on the upcoming hunting season, updated regulations and habitat restoration.
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SAN DIEGO, Feb. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Anadys Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANDS) announced today that it will present at the 11th Annual BIO CEO and Investor Conference on Monday, February 9, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. EST (8:00 a.m. PST). The conference is being held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York.
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The show centered on a so-called "buried secret" that the Los Angeles Times says did not exist.
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On Equality, Bias Crimes, and Just DesertsKenneth W. SimonsBoston University - School of Law Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, Vol. 91, No. 1, November 2000 Abstract: In a recent article, Professors Alon Harel and Gideon Parchomovsky propose to widen the focus of criminal law beyond the culpability of the offender and the wrongdoing he commits. Criminal law, they believe, should also encompass the state's special egalitarian duty to protect the interests of the most vulnerable victims of crime. They offer this suggestion for two reasons - to give a convincing justification of bias crime legislation, which they claim a retributivist approach cannot do; and, more broadly, to remedy retributivism's supposedly inadequate attention to the interests of crime victims. Although these egalitarian goals are worthy, the authors' suggestion is largely unnecessary and potentially dangerous. It is largely unnecessary because the authors greatly understate the ability of the retributive paradigm (1) to justify bias crime legislation, and (2) to incorporate egalitarian principles, including the protection of especially vulnerable victims. Yet the proposal is potentially dangerous. Some forms of egalitarianism - including the duty to protect the vulnerable that they endorse - permit or even require convicting defendants who are not blameworthy. To that extent, the egalitarian demand is in conflict with retributive values. To be sure, the state does have a duty to promote egalitarian goals, and has many legitimate means for doing so. But sometimes we must decline to pursue these goals through the instrument of criminal law, if we care about giving offenders their just deserts. Number of Pages in PDF File: 39 JEL Classification: J7, K14, K42 Date posted: September 28, 2000Suggested CitationContact Information
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Just a small selection from our reviews: Been at the villa 5 times and love it, just like home from home. Everything is provided to a high standard, location is great, shops, bars, restaurants not too far away. We will definitely be back. Mick and Liz
We can honestly say we wish we could have stayed longer we liked it so much. Sylvia
Excellent value, spotlessly clean and accurately described with a home from home feel to it, without doubt, we will be returning sometime in the future. Phillip
This is our 2nd visit to Aurora Villa and we will definitely be making a third. The villa is very well situated and both the villa and the complex are immaculate. The pool is a great size and the kids loved it. Sue
Hi. Were Stephen & Tina and we very much hope to be hosting your stay in Cyprus. Its a land of sunshine, friendly people (80% of whom speak English), wine and good food. On our first visit, we fell in love with it and this house and development. It was the first property we saw and although we looked at others, the quality of this development shone through. (Pafilia are winners of Jaguar and Mercedes awards for Best Cypriot Development and Property). Ilios 2 opened in 2005 and and we think that this is their best development of 35 apartments and terraced villas/town houses.
Weve had holiday cottages in the UK and prided ourselves in offering quality, highly commended accommodation. Here we wanted a house rather than an apartment, so we were attracted to this terraced villa in a quiet area, which faces the large communal pool. Were only 20 minutes from Paphos airport, but theres little over flying (none at night) and Larnaca Airport is only 1 ½ hours away. The nearest tavernas 6 or 7 minute walk away, the restaurant district and the sea are 15 minutes and the Harbour 20 minutes. Its a level walk to the restaurants, sea and Blue Flag beaches. Whilst a hire car will give you more flexibility, its not essential as a large food supermarket is a 6 minute walk and a general supermarket just 10 minutes away.
Ideally we prefer bookings that start and end on a Saturday , but we try to be flexible and if you need to arrive on a different day, do enquire..
Aurora Villa, A6 Ilios 2
Aurora Villa has two double bedrooms, the master has a KING sized bed and opens onto a balcony with a table and chairs overlooking the pool. The second bedroom has two large single beds and both rooms have large fitted wardrobes, have free air conditioning/heating and ceiling fans (some properties charge extra). Weve invested in quality, comfortable beds linen and towels are provided. We have insect screens on all the major windows, so in the warm weather you can have the windows open without fear of mosquitoes. The bathroom has a bath/shower and a heater for winter stays.
The ground floor is also air conditioned/heated and has an open plan lounge, dining area with Danish designer furniture. Theres satellite TV, DVD player, with DVDs and a radio/CD player with a variety of CDs. Theres also a separate WC/cloakroom on the ground floor (very handy when you have a full house). The lounge opens onto a good sized patio, which faces the large pool and has a table and chairs, ideal for al fresco eating. There are poolside showers and toilets. We have an exceptionally well equipped kitchen with a cooker, 4 ring hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge/freezer and a washing machine, however eating out is cheap and the food delicious, so many people dont bother to cook. Theres also an iron, ironing board and a hairdryer. Cyprus is a low crime area, but for peace of mind, weve also installed a safe for passports and valuables and a security firm regularly visits the complex. We provide a Cypriot pay as you go mobile phone programmed with useful numbers. We've tried to think of everything and make it a non-smoking home from home.
There are loungers and umbrellas by the pool that are always in the sun, but we are also fortunate in having a balcony and a patio that are shaded from around noon, so you can stay outdoors when it gets too hot to sit in the sun and in Cyprus, it does get hot! We have 2 lounger mattresses to make the sun loungers even more comfortable.
Our cleaning company can provide a welcome pack for around €20, hires cots, high chairs and stair gates for nominal sums and we can set this up. We can also arrange a taxi from the airport for €30.
EASY CHECKOUT: If no one is coming in immediately after you and our cleaning company can accommodate a later changeover, youre welcome to stay beyond 10 am, although this might incur a small charge to cover costs. If we have another booking, there are lockable showers, toilets and changing rooms, so you can stay by the pool and shower and change before your flight. If you have a very late flight, our cleaning company can arrange for you to stay in a nearby apartment for €30
Cyprus and Paphos
First of all, travelling around Cyprus is easy as driving is on the left. Also no need for adaptors as the electricity is the same as ours, 240 volts with 13 amp square pin plugs. Theres so much to see and do for all ages swimming, scuba diving, wind surfing, golf, hiking, cycle hire, bowling, skiing and snowboarding. There are water parks, bird parks and animal sanctuaries and you can visit museums, lots of shops, wineries and the huge number of archaeological and historic sites.
Paphos is an attractive, laid back town, and we think it has more restaurants per sq metre than any place on earth and weve yet to have a bad meal in any of them. Whether you want an active or relaxed holiday, in comfortable surroundings, Aurora Villa has everything to offer.
A well equipped, stylishly furnished 2 bed terraced villa, on a quiet, small development. Large pool. Beach, shops and restaurants in walking distance. FREE WIFI & UK TV
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Late Booking DiscountsArrival date range | Booking made less then x days/weeks/months before arrival | Discount |
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This is the general location (within 1km of the property)
- Nearest beach: 1km
- Nearest bar: 0.75km
- Nearest restaurant: 750m
- Nearest supermarket: 750m
- Larnaca Airport: 90km
- Tomb of the Kings: 5km
- Coral Bay: 12km
- Paphos Town: 5km
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There are three convenience stores which sell all the basics within a 4 minute walk from the house and restaurants and tavernas an 8 minute walk away. Whilst a car can add to a holiday, its not essential at this property, although I would recommend one if there is someone with mobility problems in the party.
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Thanks for the great review. The building work mentioned is due to finish Dec 06.
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I was a social worker for over 40 years and am now semi retired. Tina also worked in Social Services and then ran a small holiday cottage business we had. Mentally we feel mid-thirties and think this is reflected in our love of modern style within the house. When we undertake any project, we like to do it well, so we are passionate about offering an excellent service to our guests and this is reflected in the reviews weve had from our guests.
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I'm not even going to waste my time blogging about this match, the analysis is simple, Fed nearly played the perfect match, he dominated for 2 sets, lost his way for 2 more, then upped his level in the 5th to break. Roger had 2 match points on his own serve, he should have won, but ultimately choked and let Djokovic win the match. As soon as the forehand hit the net and dropped out on match point you knew what was going to happen. On a side note, Djokovic seriously annoys me, he's becoming too affected and for my money his main priority is wanting to be loved by the crowds. There's no doubt he's playing very good tennis, he is crazily consistent and chases down everything. However, I find it impossible to love a player that wants to be loved so much. A player must earn the right through his tennis and how he conducts himself. Not constantly show boating, playing up to the crowd and generally reacting in an over the top manner. That's why he'll never be able to win fans. Over and out.
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A California pastor is in hot water accused of crimes unbecoming of a man of God.
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If I was a GM, I think I would try a opposite trend as other teams. With so much of the percentage of your salary cap going to QBs, I would just keep playing mid round rookies until they demanded a raise then ship them off and invest that chunk of savings into the offensive line. Try to always have a great run team and pass protection which would inflate the young QB numbers and help bring in future draft picks, I don't care if the team just won the Super Bowl, if its his last year time to go instead of gutting 5 or so of other positions. I know we get attached to certain QBs but I would like to see if some GM has the guts to try this. Even some of the worst QBs have done pretty good with strong support around them.
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Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Manchester City forward Mario Balotelli will begin serving a four-game suspension tonight after accepting a violent conduct charge, the Football Association said.
Balotelli appeared to strike Tottenham midfielder Scott Parker in the head with his foot during City's 3-2 win in the Premier League three days ago. Balotelli, who had received a yellow card earlier in the game, wasn't punished by referee Howard Webb and went on the score the winning goal with a penalty kick late in stoppage time.
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Compact, high average power, fiber-pumped terahertz source for active real-time imaging of concealed objects
Optics Express, Vol. 15, Issue 10, pp. 6478-6483 (2007)
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We have modeled and demonstrated a scalable, compact, fiber-pumped terahertz source based on difference frequency mixing (DFM) in zinc germanium phosphide (ZGP) capable of producing high average and peak-power pulses. Currently, our terahertz source produces 2mW of average THz power and >40W of peak power with sub-nanosecond pulses at a repetition rate of 100kHz in the range of 2-3THz without cryogenic cooling or ultra-fast optics. This high average power laser-based terahertz output enables the real-time imaging of concealed objects using an off-the-shelf uncooled microbolometer focal-plane array. With this THz system, we have imaged objects obscured inside in a common shipping envelope, demonstrating the potential of compact laser-based terahertz sources for use in security screening applications.
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(040.1880) Detectors : Detection
(190.2620) Nonlinear optics : Harmonic generation and mixing
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Original Manuscript: February 22, 2007
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Daniel Creeden, John C. McCarthy, Peter A. Ketteridge, Peter G. Schunemann, Timothy Southward, James J. Komiak, and Evan P. Chicklis, "Compact, high average power, fiber-pumped terahertz source for active real-time imaging of concealed objects," Opt. Express 15, 6478-6483 (2007)
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This year's incarnation of the Austin City Limits festival has been detailed. The shows will take place from October 8-10 at Zilker Park in Austin, TX. Notable acts appearing include Gaslight Anthem, Muse, LCD Soundsystem, Gogol Bordello, Matt and Kim, The National, The Flaming Lips, Spoon, The Strokes, Vampire Weekend, The Mountain Goats, The Sword, Portugal. The Man, The Black Keys, Lucero, Manchester Orchestra, The Soft Pack and a slew of others.
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Standards maven Andrew Updegrove predicts that the ISO will announce that Microsoft's Open XML failed to be voted in as a standard.
Standards expert and attorney Andrew Updegrove has predicted that on Sept. 4 the International Organization for Standards will announce that the draft ISO specification based on Microsofts Office Open XML formats failed to make the standardization grade. The voting to make Open XML an
standard closed on Sept. 2. The ISO is expected to announce whether the Microsoft-sponsored document format received enough votes to become an ISO standard on Sept. 4. Updegrove, a partner with
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that "with the polls now closed and the early results in (some public, some not) its time to predict with assurance that ISO will announce tomorrow that ISO/IEC DIS 29500, the draft specification based upon Microsofts Office Open XML formats, has failed to achieve enough yes votes to gain approval at this time." The
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In Sweden, for example, 23 new companies, all of which were Microsoft partners, joined the Swedish Standards Institute at the groups closing meeting on the subject and were allowed to vote in favor of making Microsofts Open XML a standard.
Jason Matusow, Microsofts director of corporate standards, admitted
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Matusow also claimed that the employee had made a mistake in implying that Microsoft would pay for the companies membership fees by marketing support. "To say it more directly, offers to pay standards participation fees are totally inconsistent with our internal policy," said Matusow. The Swedish pro-Microsoft vote, however, has been thrown out. The Swedish Standards Institute board invalidated the vote on the grounds that at least
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(PDF link in Swedish). This was purely a technical issue. The uproar over Microsoft "buying" Swedens vote had nothing to do with SIS moving away from its vote. The final result was that Sweden has changed its vote from "yes" to "abstain." The entire ISO standardization process has also been thrown into confusion by
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Cote dIvoire, Cyprus, Ecuador, Jamaica, Lebanon, Malta, Pakistan, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Uruguay, and Venezuelato become "P" (Participating) ISO members. In this case, this means that these countries will get to vote on the Open XML standard. Before this sudden membership surge, there had been 30 "P" ISO members. Because of this, Updegrove said, "The final vote has been a moving target for some time, and for a variety of reasons. In most cases, the dynamism in the vote has been as a result of various types of behavior by Microsoft, both alleged as well as, in some cases, admitted." Updegrove predicts the vote will go against Microsoft because "public announcements of how P members of ISO have voted on OOXML are now rolling in one at a time, and the trend thus far is meaningfully weighted toward No with comments. "By my count, there are now four announced yes votes, with comments [Germany, Poland, Switzerland and the United States], two abstentions [Australia and Sweden, the former due to a failure to achieve consensus, and the latter due to voting irregularities], and seven public no with comments votes: Brazil, China, Denmark, France, India, Ireland and New Zealand." Since Updegrove last updated his list, the
United Kingdom
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if 25 percent or more of the total votes cast by both P and O (Observer) members are "no" votes. Even if it fails at this step, however, its not the end of the Open XML standardization effort. Microsoft and the ECMA standards organization will have until Jan. 14, 2008, to answer the 10,000-plus comments attached to the "no" votes. Once thats done, there will be an ISO Ballot Resolution Meeting on Feb. 19-25 in Geneva, Switzerland. There, either a decision will be reached on the Open XML as it stands or revisions will be made to it. In the latter case, there will be a vote on the revised standard at the meeting.
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Although I don't do it every day, yoga and meditation help me manage physical and mental injuries that I received from previous trauma. It certainly calms my chaotic mind and keeps pain at bay. I have bonded with other practitioners, but I've never gone on a retreat or invested time in training beyond basic poses or ten minute meditations. My expectations of what Lola Williamson's book about meditation movements in the U.S.
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OBJECTIVE: To delineate the incidence, outcome impact, and clinical predictors of atrial fibrillation (AF) after adult aortic arch repair requiring deep hypothermic circulatory arrest (AAR-DHCA) AIMS: To determine the incidence of AF after AAR-DHCA, to determine whether AF after AAR-DHCA affects mortality or stay in the intensive care unit (ICU), to determine multivariate predictors for AF after AAR-DHCA, and to determine whether aprotinin protects against AF after AAR-DHCA. STUDY DESIGN: Retrospective and observational. STUDY SETTING: Single large university hospital. PARTICIPANTS: All adults undergoing AAR-DHCA in 2000 and 2001. MAIN RESULTS: The cohort size was 144. Antifibrinolytic exposure was 100%, aprotinin 66% and aminocaproic acid 34%. The incidence of AF was 34.0%. AF was not significantly associated with increased mortality or prolonged ICU stay. Advanced age was a multivariate risk factor for AF. Lower temperature nadir during DHCA was protective against postoperative AF. Aprotinin had no demonstrable effect on AF after AAR-DHCA. CONCLUSIONS: AF after AAR-DHCA is common but does not independently increase mortality or ICU stay. The risk of AF after AAR-DHCA increases with age but decreases with the degree of hypothermia during DHCA. Aprotinin does not appear to affect the risk of AF after AAR-DHCA. |
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Gewehr98, man I must be getting old. I am really bummed out to think of how many perfectly good coasters that I have thrown out.
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I've done that one too, but I've had to but dies,powder,bullets and a gun to use brass that I've picked up at the range. I'm a founding member of "Brassrats Anonymous"and no it's not helping.
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I SEE what LOOKS like 12AX7 inverter-driver tube. Nearby 6L6 or 6K6 finals? or a UNSEEN lowly 7189 power pentode output stage? Yodar in orlando! (tubes RULE!)
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2 each 12AT7 (Sovtek brand) 4 each 6550C (Svetlana brand) Future plans include perhaps some Mullards or Golden Lion KT-88's for the main driver tubes. In the meantime, the Soviet military tubes sound pretty darned good, although the $1200.00 price tag of this particular tube amp probably has something to do with the sweet sound. Hey, it still is a gun-related post, because I agonized a long time whether I was gonna spend the above money on either the tube amplifier or a new Tikka 595 Master Sporter in .308 Winchester and scope. So now I'm still saving money by using the primer trays as coasters, eventually I'll get that Tikka! |
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Hey Gewehr98, you're cheating a bit, there is some rimfire ammo visible.
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You know you are a reloader when:
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When you start buying progressive presses.
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What him said I must be one also.
When you take your 11 and 5 year old duaghters to the range at dusk to help collect brass. The little one had a hard time identifing between brass and blazers so I told her to pick everything lol. The oldest is married now and still mentions the slave labor. I told her the grandduaghter is going with me when she gets walking lol. And yes I bought a 9 and 45 when I got enough brass. Hmmm getting alot of 40 now and you had to mention it. And playing with your new 550 all day on Christmas and getting hollered at. How about leaving Blue Presses all around the house with the 550 page opened and circled 6 months before x-mas and having friends calling the wife to see if I got my new press yet. I guess I must be one. When you love loading as much as shooting. When the trash man gets a bag of clips from the wheelweights and bitches the weight oh well. Boon |
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Oh I almost forgot when your father inlaw brings you a box of brass with 4 missing and you give him the 3rd degree as to where the rest is. Boon
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Boondocker, You said, "When you love loading as much as shooting." If I was rich enough to shoot FGM or BH, I'd never even bend over to look at the brass for dents. What a waste of time reloading is; for 20% more accuracy than OEM. In one way or another, everyone else's viewpoint is a result of being cheap (no offense, guys). But no one else has said they prefer it equal to shooting. You win. |
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You know you're a reloader when your shooting buddy points out you've spent more time picking up brass than shooting. (I looked in the mirrow before I posted this)
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Having clearly witnessed a television set, a bottle of car wax and of all damX things a clock ,close to your reloading area I must say I have some initial doubts about the degree if devotion you bring to "the bench". These are evidence of outside interests, are they not?? Please disregard these comments in advance if these items are in temporary storage in this area and are, in fact, to be used as targets. Especially the clock! Heavens-to-Betsy!! S-
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Has anyone become a better cook since they started reloading?
I'm a pretty good cook now that I know how to measure and weigh things. After risking life and limb with My reloading skills, and getting 6.5gr of Unique with a 230FMJ to shoot straight, baking brownies is second nature.
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There is a method to my madness. The tv is to here the weather before work as to know if I load up the irons to head to the range afterwork and a few shooting shows. The clock is to insure I get to work by seven to buy all my goodies and to get upstairs for snuggle time to keep her happy also as she likes to buy me some nifty presents now and again. The polish in the media make for real pretty brass as you can see in the bucket. Ahhhhhhh nothing like loading ammo at 5 in the morning with a good cup of coffee. Boon Sodapop I can make a mean omelette . |
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We are an odd bunch. My minimum supply is 1,000 rounds per caliber. Usually like to keep a couple times that amount on hand.
If I ever gave the "authorites" reason to raid my house they would probably flip out. Wonder how much WS2 keeps around?
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...when you do as I just did. Experimenting to get a pet load in 44 mag with a powder which has no loading data for that caliber.
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Motivated by the previous study of Maxworthy et al. 2002 we revisit the problem in which a lock release gravity current propagates into a stratified ambient fluid. High-resolution three-dimensional numerical simulations based on ILES framework are used in conjunction with a simple box model to develop a greater understanding of the complex interactions between the slumping gravity current and the internal waves that develop. Examination of the energetics of the system are carried out for both sub and super-critical gravity currents. The results show that for the sub-critical gravity currents the energy passed from the gravity current to the wave field and subsequently from the wave field back to the gravity current. Calculations of the energy transfer between the gravity current and the internal wave field will be presented.
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FA: | John Rupley, et. al., 60's? |
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Submitted By: | Orphaned on Jan 1, 2002 |
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By Jeff Fassett Nov 5, 2003 rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a |
If you have a 60 meter rope, you can just squeek out the last two pitches and avoid the hanging belay. If you don't have a 60 meter rope and try this, you will be hosed, as the knobs would be hard to tie off for a belay.Communacation may be difficult if there is any wind.Jeff |
By Bret Nov 5, 2004 |
Descent: If you don't want to do the 5th class over the hump steelmonkey describes (and it didn't look very appealing to us), there's another option, but it may or may not be much easier. As you top out follow the cleft back and down to the left. There will be a point when it looks 5th class, look down about 15-20' there's a sling (obviously, check the condition of this sling). You may want a belay, we didn't, but climb down a slightly tricky stepdown section to the sling and do a single rope rap down to slabs. Pick your way through the easiest sections of the slabs to the north. Watch yourself on the downclimb, where it gets easier it's a bit slick. |
By Lauren Blank Oct 24, 2011 rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a |
The start was a bit confusing and the first pitch seems a bit contrived. I would recommend a short pitch up the to overgrown bush to the right of Steel Crazy. From there you can see 3-4 bolts that trend left and cross over Steel Crazy. The moves are fun, but then the pitch wanders way left into a gully. I would start at the bush to avoid rope drag. This climb has a stellar 3rd pitch. This is a 3 pitch climb! Link pitches 3 and 4! |
By manuel rangel From: Tempe, Arizona Jul 16, 2012 |
Brigette and I started on Steel Crazy to join the low angle crack of Rupley's. We broke the rest into three pitches but we wandered about some. It was a great finish. I tried not to pass any chickenheads on the final headwall. Great climbing. |
By Jon Ruland From: Tucson, AZ Aug 10, 2014 rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a |
p1: pain in the ass. just do the first pitch of Steel Crazy instead. p2: 100-foot belay transition. p3: might be the best 5.8 trad pitch on the mountain (5.9 move at the top of this pitch is protected by a bolt). |