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- Velocity: 330 FPS (0.2 g BB) / Range 130-150 Feet
- Barrel Length: 5.5 inches / 14 cm
- Magazine Capacity: 190 Rounds
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The AGM 035 M4 CQB is a very compact rifle that pushes out an amazing 350 FPS. It has a stubby stock that allows for mobility and sturdiness. It features front and rear folding sights. It also features a free float quad rail and an SPR style pistol grip for comfort.
AGM M4 CQB (036) Airsoft Rifle
In my quest to review pretty much every M4 airsoft rifle variant possible, I bring you yet another review! Hopefully you're not sick of my writing yet! This model is the latest offering from the China based company, AGM. They have recently launched an entire lineup of full metal AR variants, including several M4s in various lengths and RIS kits, as well as some full length M16s, all reasonably priced in the sub-$150 range.
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So, what makes the C-CQB (036) the airsoft gun for me? Namely, the unique flip up sights, short full stock, and, of course, the 4.25†outer barrel and accompanying RIS kit! I have a soft spot for tiny, CQB dominating M4 layouts, so this just had to be mine. Some quick info on the gun is that it is full metal, uses a metal gearbox obviously, features front and rear flip up BUIS, one piece outer barrel, SPR grip and a short full stock, which are both coated in a rubberized coating. This thing is a tiny little powerhouse, which I'll get into in detail later on in the review.
First impressions/Packaging:
The AGM arrived in a brown box with nothing on it, save for a lone sticker identifying it as the 036 model I ordered. Inside this box was a molded foam liner, which kept everything snug and safe for its journey halfway across the globe.
Snug as a bug
The AGM 036 included the gun, one VN style hi-cap magazine with winding key, 8.4v 1200 mAh mini type battery of unknown manufacturer, 8.4v 300mAh "dumb†charger w/ LED light, cleaning/unjamming rod, and about 150 iffy looking BBs. Overall, I wouldn't expect otherwise from AGM, being a typical ACM manufacturer.
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- Weight: About 8.5 lbs
- Length: 21.75â€
- Width: 2â€
- Height (Folded sight to grip): 7.75â€
- LOP: 10.5â€
- Sight Radius: 9.3â€
There are a few very unique external parts to this gun which separate it from the flocks of M4s on the field, which is one of the main attractions for me.
Starting at the back, this replica features a full stock, but not a normal M16 length one. It instead has a short full stock, which is great for CQB or players wearing replica body armor or vests, which normally make a full stock's LOP too long. The butt plate is identical to an M16 stock and is made out of metal. It opens up to allow you to insert the battery into the gun. It won't fit a normal large type battery without dremeling off the supports inside the stock itself and removing the foam piece
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Shortly after his team was eliminated from the playoffs Flyers goaltender Steve Mason confirmed that he had a concussion that caused him to miss the beginning of the series.
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Our Impoverished Debate About Housing SegregationWe need to do better than breaking up "concentrated poverty." We need to actually understand it.
How Politics Gutted Workplace SafetyIn the 1980s, OSHA was forced to put business interests above worker protections. It's still falling short.
A Toxic LegacyWorkers like Yvette Flores didn't know their jobs in electronics manufacturing could harm their children. And the U.S. does tragically little to protect them.
Paradise on the BrinkOn the Greek island of Agistri, the only ATM is empty, but everything is "No problem, no problem."
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This was to have been a "golden" summer. Instead, it's been rather cuppy
This was to have been a "golden" summer. Instead, it's been rather cuppy
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I had the misfortune to spend much of last Sunday afternoon watching the final round of the Open on television. Golf is a very good game to play, and the final round itself was exciting, enlivened by some terrific play by some of the world's best players, so why did I find the experience of watching the events at Royal Troon so extraordinarily enervating? The reason, I think, was to do with the commentary, with the voices of those who were mediating what was happening out there on those windy links.
Sports broadcasting, especially at the BBC but increasingly elsewhere as well, is an exclusive club, condition of entry to which is to have been a former (or, indeed, present) sportsman or sportswoman. Very few journalists, if any, are invited into this club. Golf broadcasting is no exception.
This year the BBC team, led by the wittering whimsy of Peter Alliss, featured Seve Ballesteros, the once-great Spanish golfer, who speaks English almost as badly as he now plays the game. "What do you think of Ernie [Els], Seve?" he was asked at one point in the afternoon.
"Ernie, he stand well. He is brilliant player."
It was useful, as Philip Larkin might have said, to get that learnt.
To listen to the BBC team - the monotone dirge of Mark James,
the lugubrious Sam Torrance, the incomprehensible Seve - was to lament all over again the disappearance of the articulate, informed journalist from the arena of sports broadcasting. "This man is a genius," droned James as Phil Mickelson chipped the ball out of the rough and close to the flag (there were rather too many geniuses out there on the Scottish links that afternoon). "What a brilliant shot," exclaimed Torrance. "I can't believe this," said Alliss, with no suggestion of disbelief in his voice. "It's as if it's being scripted." I had heard him say this, or something very similar, innumerable times before.
Elsewhere, our man on the links, stumbling over the bumps and wading through the knee-length grass, was someone called Julian Tutt. The lone journalist perhaps? Tutt certainly sounded different from everybody else: he sounded fruity, like an old-style public-school toff. In fact, I was pretty sure that I'd heard him on Radio 4 providing deferential commentary on grand royal occasions, his voice lowered, his head no doubt ceremoniously bowed. The perfect man for Royal Troon, then -
someone who could at last elevate the occasion with his eloquence.
"You've been in there, Julian," Alliss said to him as the camera panned to a ball lying in thick grass. "What's it like?"
"It's not beautiful in there," Tutt replied. He paused. I waited for further elaboration, for the perfect metaphor. "It's a bit . . . er, cuppy," he said.
This was meant to have been a "golden" summer of British sport. Sven-Goran "Svennis" Eriksson, who is paid more than £4m a year for a part-time job as England coach, was to have led the national team to victory at Euro 2004; Tim Henman, following his attacking performance at the French Open in Paris, was to have excelled at Wimbledon; the sun was meant to have shone on our improving cricketers; the rugby players were to have demonstrated why they were world champions on their tour of Australia and New Zealand; one of our emerging golfers was to have starred at the Open; and the forthcoming Athens Olympics are something, we are told, to get excited about. In the event, it has not turned out very well at all.
Svennis may have a flamboyant and unpredictable amorous life, but his team played with a startling lack of daring and ambition in Portugal. Henman crashed out in the quarter-finals, as he does, this time to an "unknown" giant Croat. It rained on our cricketers, who were well beaten in the one-day series. The rugby players were awful, as were our young golfers at Troon. And Dwain Chambers, our best hope - indeed, our only hope - for a gold medal on the track at Athens has long since been banned for illegal use of performance-enhancing drugs.
In fact, it's all been rather . . . er, cuppy.
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Lyrically, Lewis focuses on tried and true country subject themes, including a road song ("The Road"), one about patriotism ("Red, White & Blue") and gun-powdered weaponry ("Granddaddy's Gun"). What separates Lewis' approach from other rockers that may have tried their hand at country music is how this guy isn't merely pandering to the Southern lifestyle. Rather, he's singing sincerely about topics he understands because he lives that lifestyle, naturally. He may never have worked as a trucker, but he nevertheless knows from first-hand experience what it means to live on the road, and is why he can sing something like "The Road" so convincingly.
One of the brightest spots on this album is an honest-to-goodness actual happy tune in "Endless Summer." No, it's not a surfing song, as the title may suggest. Instead, it's a simple celebration of summertime. The best part of the song arrives when Lewis hears his little girl singing along to the radio, but it's not to a Miley Cyrus song. And for goodness sake, Lewis gives every appearance of enjoying himself while performing it, which is a rarity. He's like that guy in the family or at work that never smiles in pictures. So to hear him have fun singing a lighthearted song is nearly an event. "Endless Summer" is also the album's first single, so maybe there's even a bit of an image makeover going on in Lewis' career.
As usual, Lewis wrote all but one of these songs. And it's the gun song, "Granddaddy's Gun," that was penned by Rhett Atkins, Dallas Davidson and Bobby Pinson. His songs may not be poetry, but they're all sincere and heartfelt. They also show that Lewis has learned his lessons well from listening to country music all his life.
Lewis co-produced the album with Nashville veteran James Stroud, and fills it with plenty of traditional instrumentation, including no shortage of pedal steel or fiddle. In fact, his music sounds a whole lot more country than guys like Jason Aldean and Eric Church, even though each of these men are now in the upper echelon of country male vocalists. Let's face it; both of those men would have only made it as Southern rockers, not country artists, back in the classic rock era.
Here's to hoping Nashville gives Aaron Lewis' The Road a fighting chance because it's so much more than a mere vanity project. It was easy at first to be suspicious of this singer/songwriter's intentions, back when he initially began talking about venturing into country music. It was also easy to get skeptical about his overall prospects after the lukewarm results of his Town Line EP. But the proof is in the pudding, and The Road is positive proof that Aaron Lewis' has the musical goods and can most certainly deliver.
Best of all, many of these songs force Lewis to get out of himself and just write good songs, instead of wallowing in his pain, as he tends to do with Staind. Let's hope albums like The Road are just the beginning.


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Happy Father's Day, everyone!Though we're two people with very realistic expectations for the Knicks, about a month and a half ago, my father and I were marveling at the fact that around Father's Day this year, the Knicks could still be playing basketball...potentially competing in a heated NBA Finals matchup. Perhaps we'd be watching.Of course, such a feat is one that wasn't (and perhaps wasn't expected to be) reached, but the fact that we could be suggesting the idea with just weeks to go proved how much further Knicks had gotten this season than in over a decade.Let's keep things simply today and look at a few of links that merge this holiday and some Knicks news relatively nicely.Speaking of fathers, Patrick Ewing Jr. isn't happy his dad hasn't been offered a head coaching job yet.Allan Houston continues to be a big advocate of fatherhood through his foundation, and on this special day, my buddy Ian Begley from ESPN New York has the scoop as to how the Knicks' legend and Assista...
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An estimated 10,000 live in neighboring Hillsdale, Utah; Colorado City, Ariz.; as well as in the Dakotas. Altman said his research showed that their family life was "as variable" as that in monogamous ones.
"We tend to stereotype all these families the same way, in their treatment of women and treatment of children, and that's not always the case," he said. "Our research suggests that abuse in these communities is no more than in communities at large."
Altman, who has worked on a review board for foster care, said the courts and media should not be so quick to judge these communities and feared many would be traumatized by the separations.
"Foster children in general have a tough time of it, and I imagine these kids do too," he said. "It may even be accentuated by the fact that all of a sudden they were wrenched from their families."
But those close to the Mormon community said these radical sects are a real threat to the welfare of their women and children.
Sandra Tanner, who was raised as a fifth-generation Mormon and is a direct descendant of Brigham Young, maintained that abuse is rooted in the polygamous culture of the church.
"These kids have been raised in an environment more controlling than the Amish," said Tanner, 67, who is the founder and president of the Utah Lighthouse Ministry, an evangelical Christian organization that opposes Mormon teachings.
"There is no question the children have been abused," said Tanner, whose own grandmother was a polygamist, living until the 1950s. She and her husband, raised in California, left the Church of Latter Day Saints after raising questions about teachings that "didn't add up."
"Many women in these polygamous groups talk about the emotional pressure put on young women to accept whomever the prophet says to marry," she said. "There is no love involved, and in some of these groups, the prophet has the power to trade off his wife to another man."
The youngest wives may be 13 or younger in some of the sects, according to Tanner. "They are raised to believe God requires it," she said.
"Part of the mentality is if you marry a girl young enough and she starts having children, she won't leave the group. She won't flee because she won't abandon her children."
But Tanner admitted that finding good homes for the 416 children posed a challenge. "They need to be in normal families," she said, adding that the mothers should be relocated outside the compound, as well.
"If they ever leave the group, they aren't prepared and they are isolated," she said. "It's horrific, and I cannot comprehend it."


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THE OUTDOOR BOOK FOR ADVENTUROUS BOYS: Over 200 Essential Skills and Activities for Boys of All Ages (Lyons)
Adrian Besley
A family activity guide like no other
This illustrated book teaches outdoor skills to boys (and girls, too!) who have no idea how much fun they will find away from the Internet and television. Knot-tying, raft-building, kite-making, stick-building, fishing tips, and "secrets tricks" are just some of the skills for the outdoors that many boys have never learned. Featuring charmingly "retro" two-color illustrations throughout, this new book teaches useful skills as well as outdoor games, and it will also remind parents of the things they loved to do when they were young.
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This fun, retro mixture of useful outdoor skills, recreational activities, and "forbidden knowledge" that will be enjoyable for children while reminding adults of a simpler time.
This fun, retro mixture of useful outdoor skills, recreational activities, and "forbidden knowledge" that will be enjoyable for children while reminding adults of a simpler time.
Remember when kids didn't spend sunny days indoors with their eyes glued to a computer screen? Perfect for children everywhere, The Outdoor Book for Adventurous Boys has more than 70 entries on the great outdoors, survival techniques, games, and cunning inventions. With its mixture of useful outdoor skills, fun activities, and hidden knowledge, this is the perfect guide for teaching kids about the world away from MySpace, text messaging, and reality television.
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When she was five years old, Grace Jones' aunt taught her to dance.
Ninety-one years later, on her 96th birthday last Friday, Grace danced the waltz with Hospice chaplain Ed Salerno.
"We had many a good time dancing," Grace told a room of family and friends gathered to celebrate.
With the help of her granddaughter, Grace put on a pair of her old dancing shoes for her admirers.
"They were $18.50 from Saks Fifth Avenue," she said.
Powdery mildew is probably the most common garden fungus around. It is not too terribly picky about where it spreads; it likes humid and dry weather, thrives in the heat of the summer and is hard to control once it has started.
The trick here is to prevent it from happening by proper plant selection and placement and adopting good cultural practices. Most powdery mildew problems won't do too much harm but some plants suffer decline if it is a repeat problem.
He hasn't caught his dad yet, but don't bet against Bart Lenox one day surpassing dad Mike Lenox as the all-time most winning golfer in the history of the Joe Mooney Memorial Men's Invitational Golf Tournament at the Cynthiana Country Club.
The younger Lenox notched title No. 6 last weekend, coming from one shot behind heading into the second round to win by one over Maysville's Bill O'Mara on Sunday, to get within shouting distance of his father's 10 championships.
The ideals that President Lincoln expressed in the Gettysburg Address have a tremendous relevance for our country today.
Today we are faced with not just the wars that we are involved in overseas, we have to face what President Obama has called the worst economic crisis since the Depression. The battle fields have moved from our soil to inside our homes, our jobs and our futures.
The Harrison County Fiscal court came up with its own form of bailout at Tuesday's regular meeting.
"They can't make their payroll," Judge-Executive Alex Barnett said of the Cynthiana-Harrison County Planning Commission. "They are down to $3,000 in their account."
P&Z Chairman Avi Bear told magistrates that the slumping construction of new homes has created a budget shortfall.
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Addison Ryan Whisman was born to Tasha Lane and Randy Whisman Jr. of Cynthiana on June 23, 2009 at Harrison Memorial Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs. 6 oz., and is welcomed by his brother Aiden Whitson, and sister Alexis Whisman.
Maternal grandparents are Angela and Stephen Richards of Paris, Ky.; maternal great-grandparents are Carylon and Bronson Yazell.
Paternal grandparents are Rita Whirls and Randy Whisman of Cynthiana.
The Cynthiana-Harrison County Recreation Department's River Road Ballpark has been hopping with activity, despite a weekend of showers.
Director Rick Chasteen said Tuesday that Little League games in the district tournament were cancelled on Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
However, the 25 teams that make up District 3 are making those games up this week by playing six games each evening.
Teams from seven counties are participating in the tournament that will wrap up this weekend with elimination games on Saturday and Sunday, Chasteen said.
A familiar face will call the Harrison County Extension Office home this summer.
Patrick Allen, 22, a 2006 graduate of Harrison County High School, is serving as the 4H Extension Agent Intern.
"I love it," Allen said Tuesday morning. "There's no place like home."
A senior at Eastern Kentucky University, Allen said he will earn college credit for his summer learning experience with Extension Agent Bill Roberts.
"This is a great learning experience to see if this is something I really want to do," Allen said.
The Harrison County High School class of 2004 will celebrate their five-year reunion on Saturday, Aug. 1 from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. at the Cynthiana Country Club.
To R.S.V.P., contact Mike Meyer at (502)695-9035 or Laura Anness at 234-1098.
Registration fees are $25 for a single ticket and $30 for a couple.
The reunion of the late Harley and Lula Belle Kelley Earlywine will hold their annual reunion on Sunday, Aug. 2 at the Flemingsburg RECC shelter. A potluck lunch will be served at 1 p.m.
The Cynthiana Art Walk won't be just a festival, it's going to be an experience, said coordinator and Cynthiana Arts Council member Karey Smith.
"There's nothing better than walking on a downtown street on a summer night, laughing and having a good time," Smith said.
And that is what Smith is hoping citizens and visitors will experience on July 24 and 25 at the Cynthiana Art Walk.
It's Smith's vision of that moment that has shaped the first Cynthiana Art Walk into two days of fun, entertainment and cultural experiences.
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Vote on Franklin Park lighting set for May 7
Loudoun's Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote May 7 whether to approve additional lighting for seven sports facilities at Franklin Park just outside downtown Purcellville.
The special exception application is to expand field lighting at Franklin Park to four existing rectangular fields, two existing tennis courts and an existing outdoor in-line skate rink.
Opponents of the plan argue that bright lighting at the high-elevation Franklin Park will be detrimental to western Loudoun's rural aesthetics. Supporters, meanwhile, say the lighting is needed to offer more recreational opportunities for young athletes.
The county's Planning Commission voted 7-1-1 to recommend denial of the special exception application, but county staff recommends approval with conditions that will decrease the adverse impacts associated with the increased lighting, according to a staff report.
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I like to talk about wisdom because I'm urgently in need of it every day of my life. And so are you – you don't have to be a pastor to need wisdom.
Are you a parent or grandparent? Do you have a job? Are you part of a family? Part of a church family? Let me just ask – are you ALIVE, and do you ever have contact with other human beings? Well, then … you need wisdom!
True wisdom comes from God. Our human wisdom is a little weak, pretty complicated, rarely completely pure, and usually unreliable. It's Godly wisdom we're after. And yes, that can only come from God.
The epistle of James gives us a really good description of what true wisdom is and isn't. First, God's wisdom is pure, not complicated by our own issues or desires or biases. It's peaceable – it doesn't stir up conflict, and always works toward peace and reconciliation.
True wisdom is gentle and willing to yield – it's never about ME or MY way. It involves careful listening and a willingness to understand one another deeply. True wisdom is full of mercy; the more we truly understand, the more merciful and compassionate we become.
There's no partiality or hypocrisy in true wisdom. In God's eyes, no one's better than anyone else. This frees us to be honest and open about our own shortcomings and weaknesses, and develop true compassion for others. We're all in the same boat.
This is a tall order! But remember – this is Godly wisdom, and when we ask for it, it comes from God. Being filled with God's wisdom is a process that takes years, and God will use every experience we have in our lives to help us gain wisdom. And remember – the reason God gives us wisdom is so that we can love and understand people more deeply, with more compassion, and be better able to hear the Spirit.
So, what does true wisdom look like in our daily lives? A person with God's wisdom listens more and talks less. That's how we learn. It will humble us, which is always a good thing. And it will help us to see people with more understanding, and less judgment.
People with God's wisdom pay attention to what's happening in their lives and pray about it. They begin to be aware of what they say, to whom they're saying it, and how it will be received. Part of true wisdom is to invite God into every area of our lives – the good, the bad, and the ugly! It's never wise to ignore God, shut him out, or try to live without his guidance. It's always wise to let God IN, and to be honest with him.
People with God's wisdom learn to be honest with others, too. This DOESN'T mean that we go around telling everyone everything, all the time; it does mean we can learn to be humble enough to admit it when we're wrong, to quit trying to pretend we're perfect when we're not. Believe me, folks know we're not perfect! People with God's wisdom say "I'm sorry" when it needs to be said, and mean it. And then we fix it, when we can.
People with God's wisdom don't have a need to get involved in competitions and one-upmanship. They're not concerned with who's "winning" and who's "losing." The only "side" they want to be on is God's side.
Do you know where true wisdom starts? It has to start with humility. We have to be humble enough to admit we need help, and humble enough to ask God for it. Humility keeps us from doing all the talking; it insists we be honest with God, ourselves, and others. Humility wants peace and reconciliation, not contests and conflict. Humility is gentle and willing to yield, and is never hypocritical. NEVER confuse humility with weakness. It takes a strong and courageous person to be truly humble. And humility is foundational to receiving God's wisdom.
People with God's wisdom realize that gentleness and humility are true signs of strength. They're not afraid to be both gentle and humble. They put others first, and pray for and work toward healing and peace – in relationships, at home, in church, at work, in the world. People with God's wisdom have learned mercy and compassion. And because of that, God is happy to continue to give and deepen their Godly wisdom.
It's a journey, and it takes a lifetime. We're all in this together. And God is absolutely faithful to give us his wisdom, and continue to transform us into the image of his Son.
Rev. Susan Bennett is pastor of Stockbridge Presbyterian Church. She and her husband live in Stockbridge with two giant Rottweilers and a 15-pound rescue dog who is the boss of everybody.
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TEMPE, AZ - NOVEMBER 07: Runningback Joe McKnight #4 of the USC Trojans rushes the ball past Brandon Magee #48 of the Arizona State Sun Devils during the college football game at Sun Devil Stadium on November 7, 2009 in Tempe, Arizona. The Trojans defeated the Devils 14-9. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
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Despite Gay's and the Grizzlies' success this year, his massive contract has his team wringing him out in trade rumors It is that time of the year when trade rumors fly around the NBA like crazy, with most of them causing more strife and confusion in fans than they cause in actual roster changes. The latest star to be rumored to be on the move is none other than Rudy Gay of the Grizzlies, who has been linked in trade talks for awhile now. The latest progression in the rumors surrounding him have led to a few teams being talked about with regards to acquiring the talented small forward, with teams like the Lakers, Raptors, and Celtics in the mix. It appears that the scenario with the most traction at the moment is the one which would send Gay north of the border to the Raptors. According to the ESPN.com report, the specifics of the trade -- or potential trade -- have not been discussed yet but it is believed that Jose Calderon and Ed Davis are two pieces that Memphis would get in return for Gay with Darrell Arthur possibly heading to Toronto as well to make the salaries work. The rumor is still in its early stages and nothing is close to definitive at this point, but it is still something to consider with regards to the fluidity of NBA trades. Gay could end up going to the Raptors for the players mentioned or he could not be dealt at all; there is really no way to know what is actually going to happen. Also included in that same ESPN report are the Boston Celtics, who recently lost point guard Rajon Rondo for the year with a torn ACL. In that possibility, Boston cornerstone Paul Pierce would likely be headed south to the Grizzlies, an occurence that would certainly shock fans of both the teams in addition to fans of the NBA in general. The way in which trade rumors are developed in the NBA are certainly varied and sometimes, are predicated on nothing more than pure speculation. That is why, especially considering how hard it is to pull off a trade involving a star like Gay is, it is imperative to take these rumors and whisperings from around the league with a grain of salt, at least until something more concrete presents itself. [follow]
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Just 1.35 billion euros ($1.8 billion) of notes were issued, compared with 6 billion euros last week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, the least excluding holiday periods since December 2000. Dong Energy A/S, the Danish state-owned utility, terminated an offer to buy back hybrid capital securities and postponed a planned sale of the notes.
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I got a BabyBjorn Little Potty. I like it better than the BB Smart Potty I have for my almost 3 months old baby since it is smaller. The only thing is that BBLP doesn't have a non-skid bottom. Do you have any good idea to make it non-skid besides putting a non-skid sheet like a drawer liner under it? I could do it but I'm too lazy to move the sheet along with the potty everywhere....
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Ahh i don't know what they are called but they sell these small plastic pieces with one sticky side- like the ones they put under vases and stuff. You may be able to find @ target or home depot. Or short pieces of window/door insulation material???
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The 2015 Royal Hobart Regatta will be three days of continuous activity on the Derwent River, Queens Domain and the skies above. The Roulettes are back with their fantastic aerial displays for the three days.
An action-packed program is in store for you, with a stage on the foreshore for all three days - featuring a large screen projecting live feeds from the water action. There is a high energy Amplified + concert on Saturday afternoon from 5:30, followed by short movie.
Kids and Family day on Sunday has another great entertainment program with Ronald McDonald and friends leading the way, the Make Believe Pirates, some great performances from the Musical Theatre Crew and a full program of song, dance and kids' entertainment.
A popular kids movie will be on the big screen from 4:30pm - title to be announced in the next couple of days.
All of our main water events - sailing, rowing, Trans Derwent Swimmers and jet skis will put on a great show, with some exciting milestone feature events - including the Denis Mounie Trophy for the feature rowing eights race, celebrating 100 years. WinTech Racing will present e a set of supurb sweep oars to the winning crew.
Another significant anniversary is in the lightwewight sculls- they will compete for a gold pocket watch, as their predecessors did 100 years ago. Wooden eights racing will retiurn on Saturday with keen competition for the $1,000 purse.
It's also the Centenary for the Sir Thomas Lipton Cup, donated by the famous Americas Cup challenger, Sir Thomas Lipton in 1915 - and competed for by the keelboats.
And of course our regatta ground rides bring some new excitement as well as the old favourites.
The Royal Australian Navy, Airforce and Army give great support to the Regatta with flagship HMAS Sydney, helicopter wet-winching demonstrations and Army and Navy Bands entertaining us.
Stan Tilley will give us another great aerial acrobatic display and the woodchoppers will be working hard chopping and sawing under the hot sun.
Our thanks to all of our volunteers, sponsors and participants who have come on board to make the Royal Hobart Regatta a success.
Peoples Day on Monday will bring a large keelboat fleet out again on a course that will keep the combined clubs fleet within sight of the Regatta Ground, bringing the biggest display of sails at the Royal Hobart Regatta for many years.
And right in the middle of the river in front of the Regatta Ground the smaller yachts will put on a great showcase of sails - and gave Regatta patrons a great spectacle of sail.
At 6pm in the evening on Monday, the Geilston bay Boat Club will run a twilight keelboat race starting directly in front of the Regatta Ground - which will be spectacular for Regatta Patrons - keelboat racing close up.
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In Memory Of: Black Males Who've Died Unjustly
Most of us are still seething mad about the outcome of the George Zimmerman trial. Our black boys and men are in constant danger of being killed with absolutely no consequences for the perpetrators, despite working hard to dispel the unfair stereotypes they have to endure on a daily basis. These boys and men may not be seen as sons, brothers, husbands, or friends to all of society, but that is exactly who they are to their mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, friends, and us. In the wake of the unfortunate Trayvon Martin verdict, this list is a cold reminder of black males who've died unjustly over the years and whose deaths sparked national uproar and protests.
Can Justice Be Served In Georgia? Questions Come Up About Baby Shooting Allegedly Done By Two Teens
I've never been to Denmark but something sure does smell peculiar in Brunswick County, Georgia:
According to ABC News:
"The lawyer for one of the Georgia teenagers charged with murder in a baby's shooting said Monday his client is "absolutely" not guilty and the grandmother of the second suspect said her grandson would never be involved in such a crime. "My client is absolutely, 1,000-percent not guilty," public defender Kevin Gough, who represents 17-year-old De'Marquise Elkins, told The Associated Press. He made the comments Monday, while preparing for Elkins' first court appearance on the murder charge. It was scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday."
According to published reports, Sherry West was pushing 13-month-old Antonio Santiago along in his baby stroller when she was allegedly accosted by Elkins and the unnamed minor in a botched robbery attempt in the small coastal town. Said West, the two youths who were trying to rob her allegedly fatally shot the baby in the face as he slept in his stroller after West said she didn't have any money. West also took a bullet to the leg during the tragic incident.
Although the police chief said robbery appears to be the motive, they admit nothing was taken during the killing. On Tuesday, police announced the arrest of De'Marquise Elkins' mother and older sister, who were later charged with evidence tampering for allegedly helping the suspect in the shooting dispose of the gun used in the shooting into a saltwater pond, which was also recovered by police that same morning. And just yesterday, new reports are saying that police now suspect Elkins of being involved in a robbery/shooting of a local pastor, who was robbed of his cell phone and wallet in the same vicinity just days before the fatal shooting death of Santiago.
Despite the public defender's assertion of innocence, it would appear that the police, along with West, are certain that they have the right people in custody. But then, there is this from the First Coast News/ABC Affliate in Jacksonville, Florida:
"As the investigation into the shooting death of a 13-month-old Brunswick toddler continues, some people are beginning to question the mother who's child was shot and killed during a morning walk. The daughter of Sherry West, Ashley Glassey, said she does not want to falsely accuse anyone but she wants the truth. Glassey, 21, lives in New Jersey and said her mother lost custody of her when she was 8. She said she has forgiven her mom and has spoken to her every day since Thursday's shooting but said some of her mother's responses have her concerned. Glassey said she started to have her doubts after receiving a phone call from her mother telling her that her brother, Antonio Santiago, had been killed. She claims the night of the shooting her mother asked, "How soon do you think life insurance policy will send me a check?"
Glassey also goes on to state that her mother is bipolar and has schizophrenic tendencies and said that she reported her suspicions to the Brunswick department but hasn't yet received a response. This new angle has been lighting up message boards around the web from those questioning certain suspicious behaviors of West after the murder, including interviews she had given so soon after the murder to various news organizations. In one such interview with WJXT in Jacksonville, West curiously speculated if the shooting of her 13-month-old baby was related to the death of her 18-year-old son Shaun Glassey, who was fatally stabbed five years ago in New Jersey. The boy who stabbed Glassey was never charged in the case because the police thought he acted in self-defense, after it was determined that Glassey and four other unnamed juveniles lured the boy via text message to a secluded location and initially tried to use the knife in the murder on him.
I don't think I can really stomach the possibility that not only do we live in a world where someone was cold-hearted enough to shoot a baby in the face, but a world where there is a possibility that two other children might be wrongfully blamed for it. Personally, I don't know what to believe. However, I do believe that it is too early to make judgment calls either way. And what this story does illustrate is the rush to judgment that tends to happen when the offender is black. A lot of it is how we have been conditioned. Night after night, we see mugshots of some menacing and bugged-out looking black folks plastered on nightly news and on the front page of newspapers. Usually the crimes that people have been arrested and accused of are so heinous that it has become natural inclination to be repelled and want to disassociate ourselves away from them. However, we forget that they are just accused and not every person accused of a crime is actually guilty. Immediately after local law enforcement released to the media the description of the boys suspected in the shooting, I heard just as many black folks as there were whites praying that police "hurry up and find the person that did it." Unfortunately when it comes to high profile cases like the shooting of this baby, "hurrying up and finding someone" is what usually happens. And doesn't mean that they necessarily got the right "someone."
Like most people, I want justice served in this case. And there are lots of subtleties here, which could make for a perfect storm of debauchery, which will ensure that it will not happen. First, there is the history of racism, classism and segregation in Georgia, which has often served as a historical backdrop for a miscarriage of justice. And let's not forget about the Central Park Five, the Susan Smith case, the Troy Davis case, and a whole laundry list of other instances where people who had been accused or served time were later revealed to have been wrongly convicted for crimes. Sometimes we forget that even with the best of intent, law enforcement does sometimes make mistakes; get it wrong and flat-out engage in misconduct.
The Death of Troy Davis and What It Means to Us
I'm sure you've heard the sad news already. But after a a four hour delay, Troy Davis was executed last night around 11 p.m. by lethal injection. The delay was caused by the fact that Davis filed an eleventh hour plea to the U.S. Supreme Court for a stay on the execution. The stay was denied. After hundreds of thousands of signatures to prevent the execution circled around with the help of Amensty International, Change.org, the NAACP and others, along with Davis offering to take a polygraph test to prove his innocence, justice wasn't served, and reasonable doubt all of a sudden meant nothing.
For those looking for the President to step in, a statement was released yesterday by press secretary Jay Carney saying, "It is not appropriate for the President of the United States to weigh in on specific cases like this one, which is a state prosecution." So it was up to the people who kept getting signatures, spreading the word through social media and protesting. Davis' sister Kim, who created the campaign for Troy's life on Change.org, wanted people, including supporters around the world, to know that Troy was grateful:
"When Troy saw that more than 650,000 signatures had been delivered to the board in his name, he called to tell me he was deeply moved. He told me he knew that he had supporters around the world, but he had no idea that the support was that widespread. "
While we're very sad that Davis had to be executed, especially with so much doubt surrounding the case, we hope that this spurs people to step up and fight and not deal with injustices like this in the future. We aren't silly enough to believe that Davis was the only man on Death Row or in prison in general possibly wrongfully convicted. It's better to know you tried to make your voice heard and fight, than to just shake your head when it's all said and done. Don't take these things lying down folks! On top of that, as many of our Facebook followers pointed out, stay doing positive things with positive people so that you don't find yourself in a situation like this. Tell that to your children and let them know about this case so they know what the justice system is capable and incapable of. That goes out to young men, grown men, young women, grown women, children, anybody–spread the word.
There have been some really deep and thought-provoking articles about Troy Davis' case, the issues with the death penalty and the impact of Davis' execution all over the web. We leave you now with a few links to those. R.I.P. Troy Davis:
- "Troy Davis is Dead; The Movement Continues" – Rashad Robinson: The Huffington Post
- "A death in Georgia" – J.F.: The Economist
- "Troy Davis' Execution: Outrage for Opponents, But Closure for Victim's Family?" – Nathan Thornburgh: Time
- "Watching an execution: AJC reporter was inside the death chamber" – Rhonda Cook: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Troy Davis Execution: 9 Reactions From Black Celebs and Activists
As the state of Georgia prepares to execute Troy Davis for a murder conviction tonight at 7 pm, people around the world are decrying what they see as a violation of justice. Davis, whose case has hung in limbo for 20 years as the courts remained indecisive about whether to take his life, was refused a polygraph test requested in a last-ditch attempt to prove his innocence. Even though seven of the nine witnesses who testified against him have recanted their testimonies, and two jurors have changed their minds, Davis remains condemned to death. Executing a man despite persistent doubts paints a picture of America's justice system as one that is not just at all. Folks worldwide are expressing their anger at this revelation. Here is a sample of the negative reactions our judicial process has prompted from luminaries for refusing to grant Troy clemency after a last-minute appeal — plus a statement of acceptance of his fate from Davis himself.
UPDATE: Troy Davis was executed and pronounced dead at 11:08 pm on Tuesday, September 21.
Troy Davis
"The Struggle Doesn't End With Me"
From The Washington Post: "Amnesty International… posted a message that Davis, 42, had asked to share on its Facebook group: 'The struggle for justice doesn't end with me. This struggle is for all the Troy Davises who came before me and all the ones who will come after me. I'm in good spirits and I'm prayerful and at peace. But I will not stop fighting until I've taken my last breath.'"
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Seeking Justice for Troy Davis
A man is set to be murdered, legally, by the State of Georgia tomorrow, September 21, at 7 p.m. That man's name is Troy Davis, a man born in the same state as the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. only a few short months after the hatred, bigotry and injustice King spoke out against cut down our fearless leader in Memphis, TN. Davis now stands to lose his life courtesy of the same injustices King spoke about and we are all witness to this travesty.
Troy Anthony Davis stands accused of murdering a white off duty police officer in a Burger King parking lot in 1989. There is no physical evidence that links Davis to the crime. Seven of nine witnesses who testified during the original trial have recanted their story and have said that they were coerced by the police to implicate Davis in the murder. According to the Daily Mail, Davis and his lawyers argued that the racial composition of the jury and poor advocacy from his lawyers had affected his right to a fair trial." Davis was convicted and sentenced to the death by lethal injection in August 1991.
Foreign Investors Go After Cheap African Land, To The Detriment of Many
When investors think of Africa, cheap labor and cheap land are what come to mind. And they're not holding back in new land expansion ventures.
San Francisco Bay View reports on a new study by the Oakland Institute on the investments. The study finds that as interest in African land grows, small farmers and communities are being forced to leave their native land, often with no compensation, to make room for foreign vision.
China and India are some of the major players in African land investments. Many European and US firms connected to large banks such as Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan have also jumped on board at the opportunity, exploiting the resources of Tanzania and Sierra Leone, for example. Universities with large endowment funds are also getting a piece of the action.
The report states that "these largely unregulated land purchases are resulting in virtually none of the promised benefits for native population." Job creation is minimal.
A recent land acquisition in Mali was large enough to sustain more than half a million people. In the hands on the 22 investors that now own it, it has the possibility to create only about a few thousand jobs.
In response to the injustice of these recent land acquisitions, the Oakland Institute declares that concerned people and organizations must not stand idly by.
Harvard, Spelman and Vanderbilt are among the universities investing in Africa. The Institute is urging that students and alumni be made aware of the ill effects of the acquisitions. In addition investment and pension funds must also be held accountable for their actions before they further destroy the lives of these disenfranchised residents and communities.
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A "Sneaky" Situation Leaves Family Members of a Slain Man Unheard
The Los Angeles County Superior Court didn't use blind folds or gags, but they succeeded in taking away the right of slain Oscar Grant's family to protest the early release of his murderer.
Former transit officer Johannes Mehserle, 29, was released Monday morning after only serving 11-months of a two year-sentence for involuntary manslaughter. Mehserle, who is white, was convicted of shooting and killing the unarmed Grant, who was black, at a train station in Oakland on New Year's Day 2009.
Cephus Johnson, Grant's uncle was on the phone with a court clerk as the judge made his decision to release Mehserle early for good behavior. The clerk told him the hearing on the release would take place Monday morning but when he got to the jail, Mehserle never appeared.
Johnson tells the Los Angeles Times that the situation was "very sneaky." Mehserle had been allowed to leave out the back door of the jail while Johnson received a recorded message of the release a half-hour after the inmate had left custody.
"We are entitled under the Victim's Bill of Rights to speak, and we would have liked to be heard," Johnson said.
About one and a half months ago, he met with the Department of Justice's civil rights division. The division says they are investigating the case but they "can't promise any charges at this time."
So much for putting your faith in the justice system in 2011. This case just goes to show that if you're a cop and you shoot a black man, more than likely, you can still get away with it.
Community Rallies Around Sisters, Against Mississippi Governor
There's a difference between wanting to be perceived as "tough on crime" and just being stubborn and arrogant. Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, a potential presidential candidate, is refusing to pardon two sisters for a crime that, if they were guilty, would have earned them $11.
Jamie and Gladys Scott, black women, each served 16 years of a life sentence and were released from prison earlier this year on the condition that one donate a kidney to the other, The Grio reports. However, despite one of the sister's illness, 16 years already served, a plea of innocence and a rally of supporters calling for their permanent release, Governor Barbour will not pardon the Scotts. "I wouldn't hold my breath," Barbour said, rudely.
The Scott's lawyer, Chokwe Lumumba, says they're innocent and has planned a rally with hopes of putting public pressure on the governor to permanently release them from jail. "If he wants to tell people coming here tomorrow that — don't hold their breath — then we'll give him the message. We don't intend to hold back our outrage at injustice, and we don't intend to stop fighting for justice," he said.
A spokesman for the governor that he "has not granted pardons to anyone who does not admit their guilt and express remorse."
Basically, Barbour doesn't like uppity Negroes.
Read more: Rally Aims to Sway Barbour On Pardon For Sisters
Ex-Chicago Police Officer On Trial For Torture
(NPR) — Jury selection resumes in the upcoming federal trial of Jon Burge, Chicago's former Police Commander. Burge stands accused of lying about his involvement in getting scores of confessions to crimes through the use of torture. Guest host Tony Cox talks with reporter Kathy Chaney, of The Chicago Defender newspaper, about the upcoming trial and Burge's alleged torture victims.
Ex-Chicago Police Officer On Trial For Torture
(NPR) — Jury selection resumes in the upcoming federal trial of Jon Burge, Chicago's former Police Commander. Burge stands accused of lying about his involvement in getting scores of confessions to crimes through the use of torture. Guest host Tony Cox talks with reporter Kathy Chaney, of The Chicago Defender newspaper, about the upcoming trial and Burge's alleged torture victims.


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"Regular people can do her program and change their body," said Nichols, who added nearly 15 pounds of muscle for her role in "GI Joe," before returning to her long and lean look. "It will work for everyone, without putting them through hell, without making them dread it. It's very accessible and user friendly."
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World Cookbook Fair Coming to Frankfurt 2015
In 2015, the Frankfurt Book Fair will be staging The World Cookbook Fair, which promises to, according to the Frankfurt Book Fair, "bring the very best publishers and authors of the culinary sector."
The Year's Fattest Cookbooks
From 'How to Cook Everything Fast' to an authoritative collection of Mexican recipes, here's a look at a few of the hefty cookbooks of 2014. ]
Cookbooks Preview, January 2015
From books that will light a fire under your New Year's resolutions, to an exploration of the science of taste, to the ultimate foodie bucket list, here are titles to watch for in January.
Healthy Shopping Know-How: PW Talks with Melissa d'Arabian
In her forthcoming book, 'Supermarket Healthy' (Clarkson Potter, Dec.), Food Network personality Melissa d'Arabian shows home cooks how to make the most out of grocery store shopping.
PW Talks to Copenhagen's Hottest Chef, Christian Puglisi
PW talks food and technique with a Michelin-starred chef whose new cookbook reflects his philosophy that fine dining has "little to do with the way people actually want to eat."
Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks to Move
A possible new home has opened up for the long-time out-of-print and antiquarian cookbook store, after being forced out of its Greenwich Village location.
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A New York City blogger hosted dinner parties throughout the U.S., in hopes to raise money for her self-published, debut cookbook.
Behind the Cookbook Bestsellers: October 2014
In October, blog-to-book titles trailed the Barefoot Contessa, who topped our Cookbook bestseller list.
Cookbooks Preview, December 2014
From the yearly recipe compilation from the folks at 'Southern Living,' to a host of books to jumpstart New Years resolutions, here are 10 December cookbooks to watch out for.
Cookbook Deals for November 2014
Penguin Random House imprints acquired two debut cookbooks this month.
The 'Moosewood Cookbook' Turns 40
Mollie Katzen, author of the groundbreaking 'Moosewood Cookbook,' one of the bestselling cookbooks of all time, recalls her early collaboration with Ten Speed Press, which just released a 40th anniversary edition of the seminal vegetarian cookbook.
Michael Ruhlman's Thanksgiving Turkey
Forget deep frying, James Beard Award-winning author Michael Ruhlman takes it back to the basics with his recipe for Thanksgiving Turkey, from his newest book, 'Ruhlman's How to Roast.'
Taking a Page from the 'Baking Bible'
Test-driving the Chocolate Sweetheart Madeleines from Rose Levy Beranbaum's 'The Baking Bible,' which we called, in our starred review, a "worthy tome" and a "must-have gem."
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