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Looking forward to adding some of our BSLs to the list over here this month!
This is a spinoff of the Bitter Sushi Ladies Thread over on the TTC board. Some of us have very happily made it to the "other side" and we want to be able to keep track of each other.
Our fellow BSL's that are still on their TTC journey like to check up on us from time to time too - which we really appreciate - since they continue to be in the midst of a sometimes brutal and just "NOT FAIR" TTC journey...
~Our December Baby!~
Congrats to QBear'smama and Welcome Jack Everett
Born on December 17th, 9lbs 2.5 oz, 22 inches long
~Our November Babies!~
Congrats to KellyTTC#1 and Welcome Hilary and Charlotte
Born on November 11th, Hilary (6 lbs. 11 oz.) and Charlotte (5 lbs. 1 oz)
~Our October Babies!~
Born on October 9th, 11 pounds 2 ounces!
Congrats to Lyndzies and Welcome Baby Cadence James
Born on October 15th, 8:43pm, 10 pounds 9 ounces, 22 inches
Congrats to YummyYumYumMama and Welcome Baby Kieran
Born on October 27th, 11:32am, 5 pounds 12 ounces 17 inches
~Our September Baby!~
Congrats to Maeryn Pearl and Welcome Baby Maeryn Jean
Born on September 27th, 7lbs6oz and 20 in long
~Our August Baby!~
Congrats to colorbywords and Welcome Baby Emery Oaklynn
Born on August 3rd at 8:46 PM, 8 lbs 11 oz 20.5 inches long
~Our July Baby!~
Congrats to LZP and Welcome Baby Anna Veronica
Born at 36 weeks on July 18th at 4:04 AM, 7 lbs 2 oz 17.5 inches long
~Our June Babies!~
Congrats to Pinoikoi and Welcome Baby Ursula Marisol
Born on June 23rd at 6:40 AM 8 lbs 10 oz, 21 inches long
Congrats to Lisko15 and Welcome Baby Caleb Benjamin
Born on June 24th at 7:36PM 9 lbs 1 oz, 22 inches long
~Our May Babies!~
Congrats to Jelinifer and Welcome Baby Finnegan Hubert
Born on May 1st, 8 lbs 10 oz, 21 1/2 inches long
Congrats to jillc512 and Welcome Baby Albert Boaz
Born at home on May 4th at 3:29 pm, 8 lbs 11 oz, 20 3/4 inches long
Congrats to Starkyld and Welcome Baby Elliott Marlowe
Born at home May 25th at 9:24AM, 9lbs 8 oz 21 inches long
~Our February Baby~
Congrats to Lauren31 Welcome Baby
Born February 7th at 10:40PM, 7 lbs 12 oz, 20 1/2 inches long
And the rest of us... still waiting...
jessica_s- TTC#2 for 19 mos, 3 losses, due 1/22/2011
Finnegansmom- TTC #3 for 11 mos, due 2/8/2011
Nannette56- TTC #2 after loss, due 4/2011 !
Kalamos23 - TTC #2 after 3 losses, due 4/2011
Tear78 - TTC #1 for 2.5 years and 2 losses, due 8/4/11
Enigo ~ April 2010 ~
We hope to have you back with us very, very soon.
As always, we are sending a whole lot of to you Ladies over on BSL Proper.
PLEASE GET OVER HERE to keep us company!!!!!
Jessica, wife to Greg since 7/04, mama to the Gman 7/06, 3 , Asher 1/11 and a wonderful surprise due in August!
Part hippie-chick, part type-A career woman, all mama. Enjoying life as a wife to my partner of 11 years, and a mama to our smarty-pants toddler, Cadence.
Part hippie-chick, part type-A career woman, all mama. Enjoying life as a wife to my partner of 11 years, and a mama to our smarty-pants toddler, Cadence.
Jessica, wife to Greg since 7/04, mama to the Gman 7/06, 3 , Asher 1/11 and a wonderful surprise due in August!
Can you add that Mae was born at 4 18 pm? (I dont have the colon button on my keyboard to make that a proper time format lol)
Hope everyone is doing well! I thought for sure that i'd be checking in to see Lyndzies birth announcement. :1whistle. I'm sure you're just waiting patiently over there, Lyndzies! I'm not.
saw the nursery reveal- gorgeous!!!!!!!! that room will grow with her for a loooong time. just beautiful. you put my nursery to shame.
not that she sleeps in there anyway. it's just where we store her clothes and change her dipe.
more later, will be checking in.
how are all the other mamas and soon-to-be mamas out there?!
40+3 today, and nothing exciting to report. Had to have an NST and AFI yesterday, which was an annoying pain in the butt because I had to go to the hospital to do it (my midwife's NST monitor was busted). But, everything looks good with the baby, and with me, so we continue to wait.
Trying to remain peaceful and patient.
Part hippie-chick, part type-A career woman, all mama. Enjoying life as a wife to my partner of 11 years, and a mama to our smarty-pants toddler, Cadence.
OMG you ladies are too funny.
40+3 today, and nothing exciting to report. Had to have an NST and AFI yesterday, which was an annoying pain in the butt because I had to go to the hospital to do it (my midwife's NST monitor was busted). But, everything looks good with the baby, and with me, so we continue to wait.
Trying to remain peaceful and patient.
Jessica, wife to Greg since 7/04, mama to the Gman 7/06, 3 , Asher 1/11 and a wonderful surprise due in August!
Thanks for making the October Thread Jessica!
Lyndzies - Glad you are feeling pretty peaceful about going "over". She will come when she's ready... but I hope she doesn't make you wait too long. DD only made me wait 3 days, and Caleb came 2 days early... so I can't imagine going too long. (Although I'm glad I don't go way over... I'd have 10+ pound babies )
As for your nursery, like LZP, it puts Caleb's tiny shoebox nursery to shame. That is one beautiful room... simply amazing.
MP - Mae is too cute. She looks so wise and mature in the pictures, its really funny! How are the big kids liking her? Is your DD all about babies and dolls? My DD isn't, so though she loves Caleb, she doesn't want to Mommy him at all.
AFM - We are doing good here. Caleb has rolled from tummy to back twice! He simply does it because he gets upset after too much tummy time. His expession is so funny though, like he's not quite sure how he got from "there" to "here". He is such a strong and determined little guy, he's trying to "sit up" (with little tummy crunches) and can reach out and grab toys, sometimes rather spastic-like, but can hold them for a bit.
We are struggling with naps here still... he sleep amazingly good all night long, sometimes from 10 p.m. until 7 a.m., but has the most difficult time staying asleep longer than 45 minutes for a nap during the day. Its impossible to get stuff done sometimes, besides the fact that I work at home!
Anywho... that's about all our news. Hey Lauren, let us know what that BIG girl of your's is up to! And you moved back to the U.S.! So much is different...
Well, off to do some work. This is my new "work" time... like 10:30 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. Makes for a sometimes tired Mommy, but it works for now.
Lis ~ Married to my favorite boy and raising "our" three ~
DS 14 (his) ~ DD 9 (mine) ~ toddlerDS 2! (ours)
Nonetheless she just ADORES her sister, kissing her and touching her whenever she can.
DS could care less most of the time but sometimes it shows through that he cares... says she is cute, asks if she is eating or sleeping... we changed our crib to a sidecar last night so I can feel safer cosleeping (small mattress, afraid of her falling off the edge lol)and he came in and asked why we had it like that.
He will make a good daddy someday... so willing to learn all of this... just like my DH.
Speaking of DH... he has taken to being a daddy very very well. Granted he has a little practice with DS and DD1, he did not come into their lives until they were 2 and 4 though so this is his first tiny-baby experience!
Speaking of DH... he has taken to being a daddy very very well. Granted he has a little practice with DS and DD1, he did not come into their lives until they were 2 and 4 though so this is his first tiny-baby experience!
omg, that's so precious.
Jessica, wife to Greg since 7/04, mama to the Gman 7/06, 3 , Asher 1/11 and a wonderful surprise due in August!
Mae- that pic will be a cherished one forever, I'm sure
i have some pics of my own to share. still the PITA camera, but a new memory card seems to have perked it up a bit. since AV is smiling more now, and for longer periods, I might get to take a nice shot of here without camera shake from rushing!
I also posted an updatein the Aug DDC page.
still feels weird to even be in the Aug DDC, since AV was born in July. i still get sad thinking about the "last weeks" of pg that I missed, since I didnt know to cherish them so.
Anyone miss being pregnant? I sort of do already. Even Dh said when I was putting away my maternity clothes and was getting emotional, "I dont know if it will be this year or next, but you'll be wearing them again." I'm assuming he meant 2011... but still, I got excited.
OK, have to pump before leaving work.
have a great weekend all!
Lyndz, please update whenever you can about CJ and her inevitable entrance into this worls- maybe this weekend!
ETA: Lis, i didnt forget you- but i have to pump! more over weekend maybe.
I do not think I will EVER give her a baby tub bath again. That girl did not fuss one bit until she was taken out... I held her by her shoulders/neck/head to support it and keep her top out of the water and let the rest of her go in... she was kicking and flailing her arms just like when she was inside of me and did not fuss one bit, even while daddy was washing her hair. She just stared at him. SO cute.
And somehow, every time we wash her hair (tonight was the second time since she was born) it gets lighter and curlier.
She currently looks like a mad scientist with light brown hair
I do not miss being pregnant just yet. I will, but right now I am so glad to not be pregnant anymore and to be able to hold my daughter and kiss her head and walk around, with her wrapped against me in the moby, without the pain of SPD. or the fear of blood pressure problems. or the fear of premature labor. or the fear that I am so far past due with #3 that something MUST be wrong.
So being probably on my last pregnancy, I'm already a little sad about the end of my childbearing years.
Jessica, wife to Greg since 7/04, mama to the Gman 7/06, 3 , Asher 1/11 and a wonderful surprise due in August!
I feel like SUCH a slacker. I felt so guilty about my lack of involvement with DS the last month, that I got him out of school early yesterday and we went for a mama/son beach day. We had such a good time! But alas, I haven't even STARTED the nursery yet. At least I started my registry, but can't do much there until I know more about sexes. I'm procrastinating, and I'm going to run out of trimesters.
I'm going to JoAnne's today to get some terrycloth to make cloth wipes. Do you guys think 200 wipes will be sufficient for the two of them to begin with? Oh, i should mention, that while I do knit, I've never used a sewing machine in my life. So this should get interesting. I'm going to start with the wipes, and once I figure it out, might do an easy beginner quilt. (Yeah with all the time I have)
Anyway, to all. Oh and Lyndzies at this point, you will need to check in every day, because the minute you don't, we will all be speculating!
Wife (34) of 13 years to DH (36), Mom to Logan (10), and Tristan and Cael, the wee ones, born 3/18/11, and little baby Silas born 1/22/13. TTC #5!
eta--wait, never mind. She's not anymore. WELCOME, MAGGIE!!!! 11 pounds 2 ounces.
Our little miracles are here!!
DD Born 7/15/11 DS Born 4/3/13
Keep growing healthy and strong, beautiful little fighter babies!!!
Auntie to Nell, Greta, Maggie, and Elsa!
Remembering our 3 losses
Our little miracles are here!!
DD Born 7/15/11 DS Born 4/3/13
Keep growing healthy and strong, beautiful little fighter babies!!!
Auntie to Nell, Greta, Maggie, and Elsa!
Remembering our 3 losses
sorry I am usually online all day every day but I had company over today... so happy for her!
How is everyone? I'm cranky, coming down with a cold, and my dh is driving me crazy with his bad mood today. I'm ready for bed, the kids are wnding down and then bedtime for them and probably me right after. All I wanted to do today is sleep. Instead i cleaned and did laundry. While everyone else napped, including my dh. Hmmf.
Michelle, Mama to ~ F (10/06) ~ S (7/08) ~ H (2/11) ~ B (11/12)
Expecting a surprise (5/15)
I'm still pregnant. I'm also still chillin' like a villain and trying not to let it get to me. My mom is coming tomorrow (she had planned her trip so she could help me take care of the baby and get acclimated at home; HA!!)... but, now I'm just looking forward to spending some mommy/daughter time before my own daughter comes. And, it would be great to have my mama here for the birth. I'm feeling confident Cadence will come next week.
She better, because m/w won't "let" me go past a week from Monday (42 weeks) so we're looking at the "I" word a week from tomorrow.
I'm zen, though.
Part hippie-chick, part type-A career woman, all mama. Enjoying life as a wife to my partner of 11 years, and a mama to our smarty-pants toddler, Cadence.
Jessica, wife to Greg since 7/04, mama to the Gman 7/06, 3 , Asher 1/11 and a wonderful surprise due in August!
Had guests over... 4 house guests under age 4 and their moms... one age 7 by himself, and my own newborn, 5 and 7... which they are all pretty good but man that is DRAINING for someone just shy of 2 weeks postpartum!
I want chocolate and raspberries but DH wont go out and get me any because I'm not pregnant anymore. *pout*
congrats kalamos and nanette! nanette, TWINS??? how exciting! i hope both of you are feeling well - you both must be wrapping up your 1st trimester if you're due in april. gosh, i'm behind! anyway, i don't think i congratulate either of you when i was here last, so mega congrats to you both!
CONGRATS to carlyle!!! libra babies are the best - i was born 10/2. congrats to you as well, auntie tear! and 11 pounds... wowzers!
so i congratulated mae on facebook, since i log in there like 8 times a day and apparently NOT AT ALL here - apologies for that , but i will say CONGRATS again!
to all you mamas with little babies, i hope things are going fabulously for all of you! i need to catch up on pictures and updates and such, but lyndzies, you are up next! how exciting!!! i hope she decides to come out before 42 weeks so you don't even have to have the induction talk. i guess she must be pretty comfy up there!
i am 35 weeks today, which just proves that it has been forever since i've been here because i do not think i was in the 30s last time i checked in. baby's doing great & has been head-down for a while now, so that's nice. i'm the size i was when i gave birth to my daughter, i think! she was born at 40 weeks. i'm wondering if this guy will be as punctual as his sister... i hope so.
i am hope-hope-hoping for any time between 38 & 40 weeks, because i can't stop hugging all my teeny newborn clothes & diapers. i am looking forward to the end of late-pregnancy uncomfies and to the beginning of baby snuggles. i try to stop and enjoy this bit while i can, though - i'm not planning to have any more after this. we've been talking about hubby getting a vasectomy (it's either that or essure for me, but i think he can contribute more to this whole family planning thing for once), which is so WEIRD because of how much we just won't have to think about preventing or conceiving... that'd certainly be a first. i'm not 100% sure if that's what i want or not, though, but it is certainly a strange thing to think about - voluntarily terminating fertility FOREVER. yeeks.
my daughter's started preschool and it's nice to have some time at home by myself to get some nesting stuff going on. i am going INSANE because the crib isn't up yet and neither is the co-sleeper and i want everything all set up RIGHTNOW! i haven't looked at any of these nursery pictures i'm seeing y'all talk about, but i have never set up a nursery so i probably will so i can live vicariously through you guys. we didn't have an extra bedroom when DD was born. we currently live in a 2-bedroom, so the kids will share a bedroom. well, DD is still co-sleeping and this guy will be as well, so it's more like they'll share a playroom with an unused bed and an unused crib in it while taking up space in our bed.
anyway, DH & DD are out running errands, and i just got myself in the mood for some more nesting-y stuff (which will probably involve more diaper stash ogling rather than anything productive), so i'm gonna end here. i'll try to check in more regularly... famous last words... feel free to drop me a line if you'd like to keep in touch via FB, where i am far more regular.
MP, tell DH that you understand that because he's new at this he doesn't know the rules, but the new mama needs to be pampered as much as the pregnant mama in the first few weeks, so chocolate and raspberries are necessary for your wellbeing!!
Hi YYYM, I'm 30 weeks and I am also like "get the stuff ready NOW!!"
Lyndzies, zen is good, positive thinking is good, with DD I felt like she would come at a particular time and she did. I hope CJ gets the memo!
finnegan'smom, hope you feel better soon. Impressive chore completion, I thought about chores today, but napped instead!
AFM, just got back from a weekend at a cottage with friends for the Canadian thanksgiving, not looking forward to work tomorrow, short week or not. Getting married on Friday, no dress yet, don't care. Talk about zen!! We are telling no one but the witnesses until it's a done deal, elopement at its best!
Have a good week, friends!
Congrats Carlyle and Auntie Tear!!! and WHAT a BIG baby!!! We need a birth story, I'm sure that one will be motivating for all
Lyndzies it will be so nice to have your mama there for the birth- DH and my mother are the only two I want in the room with me, so I feel ya on that. I'm sure Cadence will come out before you even have to start considering the "I" word. Sending you lots of
YYYM You're almost there mama! And thanks for making me feel better by telling us your crib isn't set up. I was starting to feel bad because I have done absolutely NOTHING. I have to find another care provider for my third tri, since I'm going to have to transfer (I hate FLORIDA) but have absolutely no desire to do so. I haven't set up the nursery, nothing. Bah. So thanks for being a procrastinator
QB Congrats on the upcoming nuptials! That's so exciting Let us know how everything goes- we need a wedding story
AFM- Chillin' here at 14.5 weeks. I'm feeling the babies move a little now. Usually only when I'm lying on my back though. I'm also pretty stellar with a doppler if I do say so myself. I can find both of them immediately almost every single time so very reassuring. I only vomit once every 2-3 days now, and in between, just a little nauseous, which I can totally live with. I really need to find a care provider for my 3rd tri and beyond, but am just so depressed about a hospital birth that I just don't wanna I'm reading all the emergency childbirth resources (breech births, shoulder dystocia, cord wrapped around neck etc.) just in case we don't make it to the hospital in time Anyway, hope everyone's doing well- just dropped in to stalk Lyndzies
Wife (34) of 13 years to DH (36), Mom to Logan (10), and Tristan and Cael, the wee ones, born 3/18/11, and little baby Silas born 1/22/13. TTC #5!
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Chairman's Report
Centenary Season Report Card
Nairn County Football Club are indeed privileged to have enjoyed its 100th season as members of the Scottish Highland Football League. The League which covers a landmass comprising some 50% of Scotland, involves all 18 member clubs playing each other at home and away during eight and an half months of the season visiting the four points of the Highland compass from Wick to Fraserburgh, and Fort William to Cove, South Aberdeen.
The social interchange, hospitality and sporting friendship involved is the envy of footballing interests outside the Highlands. In Nairn's case we have supporters from North and South America, Far and Middle East and of course greater Europe. May this rich tapestry of interest be nurtured and allowed to grow by actively supporting Nairn County energetically for the next 100 years.
Centenary Year Main Events
Centenary Gala Dinner to launch the celebration - Newton Hotel 9 May 2014
History of Nairn County FC book published - authors G Macleod, D Wilson, W Logan, June 2014
Centenary merchandise sales - I Gordon, D Graham, Town Barbers, July 2014 onwards
Nairn Museum, Exhibition dedicated to the history of NCFC - W Logan, July/August 2014
Supporters Ground Improvement Fund - numerous individual and group led achievements 2014/15
Centenary Sportsman's Lunch - R Manson, D Graham, The Royal British Legion February 2015
Station Park awarded Platinum Status by SFA for its ground condition - Narden and dedicated band of volunteers, March 2015
Gala Sportsman's Dinner to kick off the next 100 years - Newton Hotel 8 May 2015
Centenary Year Capital Investment at Station Park
Completion of 2nd Phase of main floodlights upgrade June 2014
3rd and Final Phase of Main Stand external and Internal total refurbishment July 2014
The upgrade of Station Park which started Summer 2011 has involved investment to date of some £175,000
The Grant Aid support received from the Scottish Football Partnership, Private Benefactors, Supporters Ground Improvement Fund, and Highland Council - Nairn Area Discretionary Fund, is acknowledged and greatly appreciated by the Club.
Continuing Further Investment Planned Summer 2015
Planned 350 person £120,000 new Spectator Enclosure. This will be the Club's single biggest project undertaken with direct financial support of £55,000 already committed from the Supporters Ground Improvement Fund, with additional substantial support from a Private Benefactor, Highland Council - Nairn Area Discretionary Fund and Narden, our Main Sponsor. If anyone wishes to make a financial contribution towards this project then please contact the Chairman under confidential cover.
Revenue Influences over the Centenary Season
Introduction of the Pyramid System by the SFA within the Highland League. The winner of the League has to undertake two sets of home and away play-offs with the ultimate prize of being promoted to the SPFL Second Division if they are successful.
The SHFL 2014/2015 season has been unduly influenced giving rise to over 36% of the League fixtures, in Nairn's case of having to be played on Wednesday evening with consequential major loss of revenue through drop in turnstile income and match sponsorship, which is so essential to the Club's financial wellbeing.
It is hoped that for the forthcoming 2015/2016 season a more pragmatic and business-like approach is taken by the SHFL to address this issue, which affects every Club of the SHFL.
Resolute as ever I remain "County till I die"
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Exhibit 10.8 CERTAIN INFORMATION (INDICATED BY "[***]") IN THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED WITH RESPECT TO THE OMITTED PORTIONS. Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. 2950 Orchard Parkway, San Jose, CA 95131 TOSHIBA Design and Production Agreement Amendment #1 Netlist Inc. This Amendment #1 ("Amendment") to the ID ASIC Design and Production Agreement, dated July 31, 2008 (TAEC#'51N12402I25) ("Agreement") is between Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc., with a principal place of business at 19900 MacArthur Boulevard, Suite 400, Irvine, CA 92612 ("TAEC") and Netlist Inc. with a place of business at 51 Discovery, Suite 150 Irvine, CA 92618 ("Customer") and sets out the terms and conditions under which TAEC will design the product identified herein for Customer. This Amendment is effective as of the date finally executed below ("Effective Date"). 1. Project Name ID ASIC 2. New Schedule The parties agree to delete the contents of Section 4 of the Agreement, Schedule, and replace it with the following: Major Project Milestones Event Target Date/Completed Development PO Released [***] Preliminary Feasibility Study [***] Design Decision [***] Design Initiation [***] Package Selection Finalized [***] Early Database for Pipecleaning [***] Final Database (functionally correct) [***] Tapeout - Second Signoff (GDSII transfer) [***] Delivery of Prototypes TBD System compliance phase - start TBD System compliance phase - complete TBD 1 st Risk Production shipment TBD Production turnaround time: 16 working weeks. Schedule is provisional. Toshiba Confidential 3. New Package and Die Size Option The parties agree to delete the contents of Section 6 of the Agreement, Package and Die Size Option, and replace it with the following: Substrate Package Ball Pitch Body Size Layers Die Size [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] 4. 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US$ [***] upon Delivery of Prototypes together with test logs showing successful completion of the mutually agreed-upon tests. For the avoidance of doubt, the Additional NRE payable under this Amendment is in addition to and does not replace the NRE payable under the Agreement. 7. Cancellation 7.1 If Customer wishes to discontinue the project after execution of this Amendment, then in addition to the provisions set forth in Section 10 of the Terms and Conditions, the Customer shall be responsible to pay TAEC for the NRE charges as set forth below ("Additional Cancellation Fee"), unless otherwise agreed in writing between TAEC and the Customer: Time Additional Cancellation Fee [***] [***] % of Additional NRE [***] [***] % of Additional NRE [***] [***] % of Additional NRE 7.2 For the avoidance of doubt, NRE already invoiced to Customer per the milestones and NRE payment schedule set forth herein and in the DPA ("Paid NRE") shall offset the Additional Cancellation Fee assessed in Article 7.1 above. 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A Displaced Plant
Spring. A time of growth. The budding leaves and blooming phlox around my house are beautiful reminders of the truth that children learn in order to grow.
Charlotte Mason believed that. Children learn in order to grow, not just to know. Growth is the goal of true education—mentally, physically, spiritually, emotionally, socially. We've talked a bit before about our role in helping our children grow: provide an atmosphere that welcomes growth, pull the weeds of bad habits, and feed the plant with nourishing ideas. Today, with the reminders that come with spring, let's look at another aspect of growing.
I once heard a gardener describe a weed as a displaced plant. The same flowering bush that might be spurned in one place can be welcomed with open arms in another place. Take honeysuckle, for instance. Its fragrant flowering vines can cover unsightly walls in a garden and add beauty; but find one in a field, left to run wild, and it becomes an invasive pest.
So it is with people. What would be considered a valuable character trait when directed in the right way can become an annoying problem if left to run wild. When we think about pulling the weeds in order to help our children grow and thrive, we would do well to remember this principle.
"Every quality has its defect, every defect has its quality. Examine your child; he has qualities, he is generous; see to it that the lovable little fellow, who would give away his soul, is not also rash, impetuous, self-willed, passionate, 'nobody's enemy but his own' " (Vol. 2, pp. 67, 68).
A child who has a loving, sensitive heart may naturally consider others and try to do what will make them feel loved. But let that characteristic "go to seed," as it were, and that child may be easily swayed from doing right because he so desperately wants to please others.
Even good traits and habits can run amuck if allowed to take the wrong direction.
The Flip Side
Now, if we think about that principle from the flip side, it will give us some direction and hope when we're dealing with bad habits—habits we would consider weeds. When we are faced with a child's bad habit, we can look for the corresponding good habit that has run amuck. Charlotte gave a great example of a child who had a bad habit of eavesdropping and sticking her nose into everybody else's business.
"An Inquisitive Child.—Susie is an inquisitive little girl. Her mother is surprised and not always delighted to find that the little maid is constantly on voyages of discovery, of which the servants speak to each other as prying and poking. Is her mother engaged in talk with a visitor or the nurse—behold, Susie is at her side, sprung from nobody knows where. Is a confidential letter being read aloud—Susie is within earshot. Does the mother think she has put away a certain book where the children cannot find it—Susie volunteers to produce it. Does she tell her husband that cook has asked for two days' leave of absence—up jumps Susie, with all the ins and outs of the case. 'I really don't know what to do with the child. It is difficult to put down one's foot and say you ought not to know this or that or the other. Each thing in itself is harmless enough; but it is a little distressing to have a child who is always peering about for gossipy information.' Yes it is tiresome, but is not a case for despair, nor for thinking hard things of Susie, certainly not for accepting the inevitable.
"The Defect of her Quality.—Regarding this tiresome curiosity as the defect of its quality, the mother casts about for the quality, and, behold, Susie is reinstated. What ails the child is an inordinate desire for knowledge, run to seed, and allowed to spend itself on unworthy objects" (Vol. 2, p. 176).
There it is. The basic "plant," as it were, is curiosity. Allowed to run wild, it can become a bad habit. But cultivated in the right direction, it can add much enjoyment to life and motivation to learning. So Charlotte encouraged Susie's mother to introduce some delightful topic of study to her daughter that would give her a worthy object for her curiosity. Then have a little talk about "the unworthiness of filling one's thoughts with trifling matters so that nothing really interesting can get in" (Vol. 2, p. 177).
Every quality has its defect, every defect has its quality. Sometimes a weed is just a displaced plant.
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BCE took second place at the Book Bowl. Way to go Abigail Gordon, Chase Russell, Neve Duston, Matthew Spears, Veronica Fegley, Cameron Cedler, Helena McGann- Ludwin, Lucinda Duah. A "Big Gator Thanks" to Carrabbas and Starbucks for donating delicious lunches for the BCE staff during Early Release Day. Thank you to PTA for organizing our luncheons. They are a special treat and we're grateful for all you do! Kindergarten Enrollment is open for children who will be five years old on or before Sept. 1, 2012. Looking ahead: May 15: Chorus performs at Kane Center 10 a.m. May 15: Second Grade Center Day. May 16: First Grade Tales of the Sea Program 8:30 a.m. May 16: BCE Band performs at HOMS 10 a.m. May 17: Kindergarten Water Day. May 18: Fifth Grade Sea World. May 21: Parenting Workshop BCE Media 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. May 22: K-Kids Kiwanis Park.
Clark finals begin May 14. See our website for the schedule. Clark student Zach Christie was a member of SPAM Robotics Team that won the world championship in the First Robotics Competition in St. Louis, Missouri. What an accomplishment! Congratulations to Amisha Budhdeo and Jake Merritt honored with Gold Congressional Awards from Congressman Tom Rooney May 21. Very prestigious! Dr. Elliser's Marine Biology class enjoyed a behind the scenes field trip to Sea World May 3 to build a deeper understanding of the marine environment. Jordon Garman, Gabrielle Genao, Mitchell Jaskela, Amanda Perry, Isabella Pino, Katherine Podulka, and Giovanni Sancho graduated from Martin Youth Leadership May 2. We thank our scholarship sponsors for their generosity at Clark's Senior Awards Night May 2! Seniors: Turn in your laptops/textbooks by May 18. To participate in graduation ceremonies, seniors "must" attend "Mandatory" practice May 25, 3:30 p.m. at Jensen Beach High School Auditorium.
Community Christian Academy students who made it through the preliminary auditions performed before their fellow students at the voting May 1 assembly. Students competed in four divisions: Primary — Kindergarten through second grades; Elementary — third through fifth grades; Middle School; and High School. Students receiving the most votes in each division moved on to the Talent Showcase Concert, May 10. Trophies were given out to first, second, and third place winners in each division; for the Top Talent in Elementary Kindergarten through fifth grade and Top Talent in Middle School — High School. The Talent Showcase Champion was announced at the end of the concert. The Cougar Band held its annual Band Reward Day, May 2, at Busch Gardens. CCA observed National Day of Prayer with Mrs. Karen Vaughn, mother of Navy Seal Aaron Vaughn, speaking. May 4, the Seniors' service project was to help clean the kayak area. www.ccacougars.net 772-288-7227.
Congratulations to all the Silver Hawk Feather Winners. Several classes will be going to the Environmental Studies Center this week, Baughman and Bass on Monday, Enos and Ernst on Tuesday, Gonzales and Nichols on Wednesday, Steward and Padgett on Thursday and Valenci and Tschinkel on Friday. Science Awards take place for the students on Wednesday from 1:05 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. in the MPR room. Fifth grade had a great day with Biztown on Monday, what a great experience that Junior Achievement provided for them. With two weeks of school remaining, we are still having great learning experiences. Race Day with Mrs. Dulin takes place on Friday from 7:50 a.m. to 9:20 a.m., who will win the Derby race this year?
Second-graders had fun and did an extraordinary job during Field Day/FBCS Fun Run! Congratulations Ethan McMahon for completing the most laps among the boys (thirty one), Ashlynn and Reagan tied with twenty-five laps for the girls! Third-graders counted down the weeks to SeaWorld since school began in the fall. They finally went last weekend and had a fabulous time! After park hours, they had a private tour of polar bears and whales and spent the night in the shark tank! Eighth- graders/chaperones are in Washington, D.C. with a full itinerary! They've enjoyed church services at National Cathedral, visited Smithsonian Museums, Arlington National Cemetery, Ford's Theater, National Archives and the White House among other stops at the time of this writing! May 15 — Sports Banquet, 6 p.m. May 17 — Talent Show/Eighth Grade Play begins 6 p.m. May 18 — National Junior Honor Society "Reward Day"! Enroll now for fall! www.fbcs-stuart.org 772-287-5161.
All of the Hope Center Staff would like to thank the student's for making this years "Teacher Appreciation Week" the best one ever! Thank you to all the amazing volunteers who help make a difference here in our community! As we come to the end of the school year, The Hope Center would like to thank all of the students, parents, staff, Board, and the community for their unwavering support. Board Meeting: May 14 at 3:30 p.m. No School: May 28. Highlights Of The Month: Students of the Month: Nick and Tanner. Staff of the Month: Miss Stephanie and Miss Jackie. Way to go! Last day of school: June 8. ESY: June11 through June 22 (must be preregistered to attend).
There will be a PTO Meeting tomorrow at 6 p.m. There will be a Faculty Meeting on Wednesday at 2:10 p.m. The Annual J.D. Parker Talent Show sponsored by PTO will take place on Thursday at 6 p.m. in the cafeteria. Congratulations and thank you to Clarise Khatib and Jerry Conjelko. Clarise and Jerry are retiring and we wish them both all the best.
Senior exam week: Monday period Five and Seven (part 1), Tuesday Period Six and Seven (part two), Wednesday Period One and Three and Thursday Period Two and Four. Senior Checkout will be May 16 and 17. On May 18 Jubilate will present their Spring Concert at 5 p.m. in the auditorium. Congratulations to Jake Willis for winning the silver medal in Technical Drafting at the Florida Skills USA State Skills and Leadership Convention. The following students received awards from The Lighthouse High school show: second prize Individual Project: Amanda Casper, 3-D Excellence Award: Kandice Deane, second prize-Special Category: Niko Mekantsishvili, First place- drawing: Jessica Legein, First place North County Artist Association Award: Hannah Griswold, Second place Photography: Thomas Goebel, and Curators' Choice: Peyton Hurley. The CRL is open after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 6:30 p.m. through May 24.
"Congratulations" to our March Students of the Month, sixth-graders — Remi Peppler and Zack Botkin, seventh-graders — Alex Kennedy and Rileigh Krystyniak and eighth-graders — Natalie Guzman and Justin Wu. Murray Middle took third place at the track meet at Martin County High School this week. Congratulations to all that participated. Sea Wind and Port Salerno Elementary fifth grade students will be attending our Sixth Grade Orientation on May 14 and the sixth grade parent orientation will be held that evening 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Media Center. Our Spring Concert showcasing our band and chorus will be held on May 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the Gym. Cheerleading Tryouts will be held on May 14 and May 15. See Mrs. Pletch in Room 80 for more information.
Congratulations to our Math SIP committee for planning and executing a fun Math Night at Publix. Thank you, Debi Noonan for organizing and emceeing a great Talent Show. Biztown will be here for fifth-graders tomorrow. On Tuesday, HOMS drum line and jazz band are coming to entertain us. SAC meets Tuesday at 2:10 p.m. On Wednesday, chorus sings at Kravis at 6 p.m. Our Beach Party will be held on Wednesday during related arts times. On Thursday, fifth-graders will change classes seven times in preparation for middle school. On Friday, beginning right after school, a meeting will be held in the conference room to plug in dates for next school year. Please feel free to join us if you have input. Various classes throughout the school have sent invitations home to End-of Year programs. There will be a meeting of the Martin County School Board on Tuesday night.
May 14, SAC Meeting 5:30 p.m. PTA Board Mtg. 6:30 p.m. May 17, PWE Mulligan's Night 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. May 18, Spirit Day (Mismatch Day). Students of the week for May 4 were: Lydia Snyder, Devin Scandling, Hayden Schaeffer, Marina Deliso, Kimberly Weiss, Ethaniel Hill, Ramsey Salas, Jason Mejia, Nathan Blake, Luke Marcucci, Samantha Grant, and Ethan Ramsey. Our Safety Patrols and PNN Crew recently returned from Tallahassee visiting our state government. They visited the old and new Capitol buildings, going to the Senate and House of Representatives, the Florida Supreme Court, the Florida Museum of Natural History and visited the Chancellor of the Public University System, Frank Brogan. This trip would not have been possible without the generous donations from: Lively Orthodontics, Waste Management, Diane Cigich, Pincus and Currier, LLP Fox, Wackeen, Dungey, Beard, Sobel, Bush and McClusky, Mulligan's Beach House and Restaurant and Wallace Automotive Group.
It is still hard to believe that there is only four weeks left of the school year. If you haven't thought about Summer Camp for your children, Redeemer is offering camp for twelve month olds through fifth grade with different weekly activities all summer long. For more information, check out the school website or call the school office. Mrs. Vaught's first grade class enjoyed their field trip to Marasco Ranch in Palm City where they had the opportunity to spend time with many different farm animals. Mrs. Zuloaga's Kindergarten class had a blast at the Treasure Coast Children's Museum. On top of enjoying a morning of make believe, the kindergartners also enjoyed making their own bird feeders. Join us on May 15 at Barnes and Noble night from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., May 19 — Meet and Greet Ms. Costly our new second grade teacher at 2 p.m.
May 17 is Stevie B's night for SeaWind, 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Silver Dolphin Honor Roll continued … Madeline Fess, Emily Lofaro, Kevin Culligan, Christopher Frank, Joshua Hughes, Ethan Hurley, Molly MacDougall, Aundre Queen, Joshue Quezada, Hunter Ruperto, Maggie Sturznickel, Luke Beverly, Lauren Breininger, Dani Ann Eckhardt, Tyler Engle, Zane Linnehan, Adriane Maeda, Nicholas Perconte, Maryanne Porter, Taylor Seroski, Levi Camp, Kaylin Capobianco, Olivia Dodd, Josie Grosh, Zoe Stockman, Evelyn Tzoc-Chavez, John Wetterer, Karen Gedamke, Jordan Greene, Tyauna Lewis, Jesus Miguel-Domingo, Brandon Thayer, Leelou Ziehm, Rachel Jackson, Elvin Juan, Julianna Perconte, Caitlin Reams, Dylan Simpson, Kali Whitten, Crystal Aguilar, Abigail Colen, Liliana DeLeon, Kaya Kapral, Katelyn Kepke, Ryan Potawsky, Rodolfo Rodriguez-Muro, Zachary Zirkle, Dylan Anastasia, Tatum Castillo, Allyson Gabrielson, Landon Garland, Burke Johnson, Gabriella Ramos, Marianne Reid, Jonathan Roberts, Kiersten Scherrer, Anna Gorostiaga, James Henry, Jodie LeRoi, Sophie McClung, Victoria Vitetta and Alex Bevell. More names next week.
Happy Mother's Day! The PK classes celebrate "Muffins for Moms" and first-graders host a Mother's Day Tea on Monday. Kindergartners held their Mother's Day celebration last Friday and the SJCS Mother/Daughter Tea was May 12, at Miles Grant. The AR (Accelerated Reader) Bowling Trip is 4 p.m. on Wednesday and first-grades visit the Children's Museum Thursday. Fourth grade visits the Council on Aging at the Kane Center on Friday. The annual Eighth Grade Islands of Adventure Trip is on May 17. The SJCS Class of 2012 will be graduating May 19, at a noon Mass, followed by a Dinner/Dance at Miles Grant. Yearbooks have arrived! There is a Middle School breakfast and yearbook signing on Friday. Registration continues for Little Lambs (three year old program) through Eighth Grade for 2012-2013. Please call the office at 772-287-6975 for more information or to schedule a tour.
As the end of the school year approaches, please be sure the address and telephone numbers you have given for your student are current. The PTSA will have a board meeting May 15, 8 a.m. Our band will have their concert in the auditorium at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. On Thursday the eighth-graders can pick up their two tickets for the "Moving Up" ceremony. The ceremony will be held on May 25 at 10 a.m. The tickets will be handed out in Student Services. The SMS chorus will present the musical "Aladdin" on Thursday and Friday evenings, May 17 and May 18, at 7 p.m. Yearbooks will be given out May 24. May 25 is the last day of school. PE Students of the Month are Tara Hood, Nick Martin, McKenna Cook, Gi'Ana Gilbert, Jake Ferguson, Julia Beltran and Nick Lannatti.
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Parking instructions: a parking attendant will be on hand to direct you but plan on parking in the grass lot just west of the President's House.
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Canucks walking wounded adding up as now Higgins & Tanev both out indefinately At Coach Alain Vigneault's press conference today he said "Both Chris Higgins and Tanev have lower body injuries and will not join us on the road trip." This can't be good news for the team. They pulled out a 2-0 win last night over the Coyotes and finally had their full forward lineup playing together with Ryan Kesler back. Now this bad news. When does it end Vancouver fans? Vigneault added Chris Tanev is "out indefinitely" and not just "day to day." He has no timetable for his return, as for Higgins he said "we hope to have him back by the playoffs." Tanev has played in 38 games this year has 2 goals and 5 assists and is a plus 4. Chris Higgins has played in 38 games as well, he has collected 10 goals and 5 assists, and is a -3. Bad timing considering on April 2 Higgins signed a 4 year, $10 million extension with the Canucks. More...
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I have a older pc my nephew uses that does the same thing. Onboard is a NV6150and when I put an Nvidia vga in it boots just fine to the add in NV card without disabling the onboard 6150. If I put in a ATI card it will work just once then the next reboot it goes back to the NV6150 and I have to disable the onboard 6150.
Since your onboard is ATI 3300 and has no problems with a ATI add in VGA without disableing the onboard you have to disable the ATI onboard. I assume you are useing the correct PCIE slot. The manual for your MB says you have to use PCIE2 (Green)
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There is a setting in your Bios that will change the PCI Bus scanning order while searching for video card. It is under chipset configuration and is called "Primary Graphics Adapter" Default is PCI, change it to PCI Express and see if that works.
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Starbucks was among those rumors, however a United States-based firm has signed a deal with Tata Coffee for coffee bean supply and Starbucks development.
India is a hot market for many American food chains. According to the recently released report, "Indian Fast Food Market Analysis," QSR numbers are up 30 percent to 35 percent per annum throughout the country. YUM! Brands Inc. hopes to open 1,000 units of its top three brands – Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut – throughout the next five years.
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Trap? Skeet? Sporting Clays?
there must be some shotgun guys lurking around here.
i'm interested in learning more about these sports.
i've shot maybe a half dozen rounds of trap in my life, one round of skeet, and two rounds of sporting clays.
can i be an "enthusiast" with all three using (owning) one gun? if so, which gun can do it all?
a guy at work just mentioned today that he has a never-fired baretta blackwing 12g o/u that he won as a door prize years ago. he's interested in selling it to me for under 1k. a quick google search reveals that the blackwing might be worth more, but is designed for hunting, and is too light for sport.
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what about a remington 870? i know i'd be the only guy at the club using a pump, but why is that?
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I'm more of a trap shooter but I also shoot skeet a dozen times a year.
I'm usually a 95/100 trap shooter, my best round of skeet is a 22/25. I'm terrible at sporting clays and five stand though and it pisses me off:lol3
For an all in one gun, it's kinda like bikes. Yes you can do it but not ideal.
For trap I shoot a browning bt 99 with 34" single barrel. My best round ever I shot 174/175 with that gun. It's probably a sub $1000 used gun. I've shot $10,000 perazzis and many others with fancy ass crap but the one I hit consistently with is the one that feels like a glove in my hand. With a single barrel you are limited to just regular trap. Obviously can't shoot doubles etc
Skeet you really want a double barrel to not handicap yourself. I shoot an over under charles daly 20, 26" barrels choked skeet/skeet. I like it very quick also my bird gun.
If I were you I'd buy an over under from a name brand with 30" barrels. It will be able to choke for skeet and trap and sporting. Make sure it comes with chokes. A beretta or browning are solid choices and you can easily resell and upgrade down the road.
Many clubs and shooters frown on semi autos and pumps for the sole reason that the ejecting shells can annoy the next shooter. I've been hit in the face with shells and it if
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Pumps and semis ejecting shells can be annoying but I wouldn't personally be a dick about it but I do know some shooters who are pricks about it.
Bottom line buy a 12 gauge 30" barrel over under probably used under a grand and see if you like it you can easily get out of a name brand gun and barely lose a penny.
And keep your head down until the bird breaks:deal
Light guns are great for hunting because you don't want to haul around a heavy gun in the field. They also kick more. You want a heavier gun for the sporting events because the less recoil the less likely you are to flinch.
Having a gun that fits you is extremely important as is practice with the same gun. I'm really good with my gun which is a junker compared to others but I sometimes struggle picking up a new fancy gun because the point of impact is different and my sight pattern is off. I also don't use a front sight, just my personal preference.
I would suggest going to a real shotgun outfit not a cabelas type store. Handle a bunch of guns and see what fits you stock length and can you get your head down on it well. I know the browning xt is a favorite gun, hate it can't get my head down on it. I find berettas all fit me well and they shoot nice.
If you are really looking fir a solid first gun and $1000 is about your budget I would highly recommend going to a dedicated shooting store and telling the guy exactly what you know which isn't much and have him help you pick out a gun. My bil has a berretta onyx and thats also a nice gun and not crazy money
I got into skeet when a buddy of mine took me out to the Rod & Gun club on base. It's alot of fun.
I was using a Remington 1187 with a 26-inch barrel. Very versatile field gun and worked equally well for skeet or ducks.
Don't let the "over and under" snobs turn you off, either. The point is to have fun and enjoy yourself. I wore two pouches, one for live rounds and one for the spent shells. Showing up with the latest "tacticool" shotgun will probably get you laughed at, though.
One old man who was a regular at the club used a 410 pump, and could bust 25 out of 25 like clockwork.
They used to have the Skeet Nationals here in San Antonio, just down the road from my house. Not sure if they still do, though.
My son was on the trap team for a couple of years and used a Browning semi-auto. He loves that gun, and you can shoot it all day without getting beat up. He put this little flip-up wire guard on there to keep the empties from flying out and causing distractions.
I have a lightweight 12 gauge O/U (Beretta White Wing) and when I shoot a round of sporting clays I'm beat up pretty good. I would get a little heavier gun for an over under if this were it's main purpose.
I used pump guns for many many years in the field. The first time I shot sporting clays the guys I was with were laughing at how fast I cycled the gun for the true pairs. It was just reflex from decades of upland bird hunting with no dogs. I had to get lead out there fast! But the ol' 870 worked just fine for sporting clays, I enjoyed it.
As referenced, fit is everything.
I love watching the Trap guys head for the 5 stand or the sporting clays and get their heads handed to them. :lol3
I am by no means an expert, but I've shot a few clays. Reactive targets are a lot of fun anyway.
I've got a .410, 20 and 12 ga. The first two are pump, the latter is a Browning Superpoised O/U.
From a cost standpoint, the 12 gauge is the "9 mm" of the shotgun world - the most variety and usually lowest per shot cost for ammo.
The 20 is very effective and won't kick you nearly as hard.
The .410 in the hands of a really good shot is fun to watch - and it might be a good way to learn, but I like hitting my targets more.
One reason doubles are popular is because they are shorter and easier to swing for the same barrel length. The second shot may or may not be as fast with a pump or auto.
I had a Browning A5 12 gauge autoloader and found that it was just way too much gun to swing around, and the action cycling was really annoying to me.
As to the fit, etc., I agree with the above.
Regarding used shotguns: IF you plan to ever shoot live birds, a steel shot approved barrel is worth having - my Browning O/U was built long before steel shot and using steel in it would likely bulge the barrel. No waterfowl hunting with it with steel - now they do have tin-bismuth.
I think we have a local trap range, but I usually go to the public range and just throw clays of various sizes to tune up for hunting. I shot about 50lbs of lead at target last summer. I have a Benelli M2 in 20ga that'll break anything, and I've been dying to get behind an automatic thrower, but bird seasons got in the way.... since Sept 1. :lol3
We used to shoot sporting clays at a place I used to work out West. I'd like to learn more.
trap, skeet and sporting clays
Go to your local gun range where those disciplines are offered. Tell the rangemaster you are interested in learning more about them and want watch and talk to some different shooters and learn what they are shooting. At the local range here the SCTP kids both college and high school like the Berettas 686 models. You see a bunch of the Benelli aemi- autos and occasionally the 870 and 1100, 1187 guns
For every gun snob you run in to you'll meet half a dozen folks eager to help you.
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If you do go with the Beretta and it is too light they make weights that can be added to the side of the barrels under the foreend that would help. You could also add a weight to the stock to help rebalance it. I hope that helps. Tony
P.s. I am one of the lucky people to have my own thrower, Atlas At-50. It has a wireless remote on a foot switch to help in changing positions.
I love O/U just because they look cool. I did start off with a 1100 "trap" model which I used and loved. Having the gun fitted or having it fit comfortably and consistent is a must. I found myself placing half of the butt on my upper shoulder to get the comb high enough. If I would have kept it, I would have definitely bought an adjustable butt. With my 1100, I had a device that set in the ejection port so the spent shell would hang up.
I ended up buying a used 30" Winchester Select Energy, which is the one you shot. It had all the gadgets if a Browning for prob half the price.
If I were you, definitely look for a "Trap or skeet" model, you are not going to be hunting. They cost a little more, but you will end up saving money if you ever try to add any of the options. Prob a 28" barrel would suit you because I know you liked the sporting clays a little more then trap. Look for interchangeable chokes, so you can shoot different disciplines.
This is the same gun I bought with a 28" barrel. I paid $1k shipped used with a ding or 2.
Here is an 1100 trap with some extras
Remember, theses guns are going to be used and not safe queens.
I forgot to mention theses guys. Stoeger makes a pretty good gun for the money. For under $600 you have a very nice sporting clay gun. There are a lot of good reviews. Is it as nice as a Browning or Beretta? No, but the price is a lot less also.
I shot trap, skeet, and sporting clays for a several years, and I have a couple purpose built guns for same. But when I started out, ALL of my very experienced clay target friends said to get a good 12ga autoloader as a first gun, perfect for all the games. I ended up with a used 12ga Beretta A303 with two barrels, a 30" with interchangeable chokes, which is perfect for trap and sporting clays, and a shorter 26" with fixed "skeet" choke, for skeet of course. When shooting singles in trap, as someone mentioned, you can get a little sheet metal clip which snaps on the side of the receiver to catch the ejecting hull. Another good autoloader is a Remington 1187 which has been mentioned. My A303 is still my absolute favorite shotgun, ahead of my Browning BT99 and Beretta 682 O/U. Regarding autoloaders, I've NEVER run across another shooter who had an issue about them, whether in competion or just informal practice. I'd say if you run into one, he's just an old crochety a-hole. Now, compensated or ported barrels are another matter, whether they are single shot or autoloaders, they are obnoxious!
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