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Life briefly interrupted my research and blogging. A good thing. I'm more than a little fond of the living folks that populate my hearth and heart and am in no rush for them to be promoted to a better world. Fortunately, they feel the same way and whatever powers are operating in the universe concur. Blessings and thanks to them all.
During my absence, ever so quietly, my blog turned one year old. No candles - not even the belly rubs my dog got on her birthday last week. I am quite pleased by that reserved milestone. My motivation for beginning this blog was to share the information and documents I had gathered from my relatives and some small victories in my research. While I've been gone people searching the web for information on William Pereksta, Edward Turner, Philip Mulkey, the Sinking Creek Baptist Church and slavery in Washington County, TN have landed on my blog. I hope they've found useful information or hints. I do hope to see a search for one of the women of our families at some point. How 'bout Margaret Meredith?
I did receive notice that the DNA sample I sent into 23andMe was ready to review. I've been working through the information presented. The medical information is far more interesting than I'd suspected, though there is little new information - with the exception that I am unusually sensitive to a medication that has had great prominence in our household these last few weeks. Explains some of our recent adventures...
I am beginning to contact some of the 985 "cousins" that were identified. 985. Really. I hope the 800 plus identified as "distant" aren't waiting up.
One early success connected me to someone with deep Washington County, TN roots and some common surnames. I'm looking forward to seeing if we can make any paper connection for we appear to descend from previously unlinked Duncan and Mulkey families. You know the situation - same name, same place, same time but no evidence connecting the two families. Maybe the minute snip of DNA we share will point us toward a connection.
I doubt I'll ever catch up on blog reading, and it will take a few days at least to pull out my working piles that were stowed away. I did see Family Tree Magazine's announcement of its 40 Best Genealogy Blogs and raised a cup of coffee in honor of them all. Superb choices and great reading. Congratulations!
Blog reading will be even more fun while I'm searching for some new blogs to read. With over 1700 blogs listed at Geneabloggers I know I've barely scratched the surface. But two of my favorite bloggers (love fest!) Yvonne at The Mashburn Collection and Margel at 2338 Washington Blvd. have awarded me the "One Lovely Blogger" award. I need to pass it on to 15 new to me blogs - and frankly I'm so out of the loop right now I can barely remember my own blog's name. Give me a week or two to get my head above ground and I'll do you both proud. Thank you Yvonne and Margel. The camaraderie and support from other genealogy bloggers has been the single most exciting and unexpected gift of this last year.
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I made this little stack of fabrics in primary colors…just perfect for a back to school-ish quilt.
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I think I'll quilt it with a crosshatch pattern…after I get through my to-be-quilted stack!
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I am telling my story of PIH. I live in Aurora. I have 2 gorgeous boys. One 5 the other 4.
It took me 7 years of trying to conceive my first baby. Finally we had completely given up and surprise I was pregnant. I had never felt better during that pregnancy. At my dr visit during my 7th month my doctor my blood pressure had risen and my uterus didn't grow as it should. She sent me to a perionatoligist who monitored me 2x wkly for the remainder of the pregnancy. At 34 weeks the baby was under distress and the decided to take him by emergency c-section. He was only 3lbs 4oz, but in every way perfect. He stayed in the NICU there for 10 days. Immediately after he was born my bp came down.
Shockingly, at my first son's 3 month dr appt I found out I was pregnant again. The doctors convinced me that just because it happened the one time doesn't mean it would happen again, but again at 30 weeks my blood pressure soared to 150/106. Again bedrest. This pregnancy was different. The first one I felt great even though the baby wasn't doing good. This time, though I was having severe headaches. At 32 weeks I went to the hospital overnight. At 33 weeks I was put in the hospital and 5 days later they decided to take my 2nd son by emergency c-section. He was 4lbs 9oz. While he was doing great in my womb I wasn't. His lungs weren't fully mature at delivery, but with oxygen & bilirubin lights he came home after only 6 days. Never any further complications.
Both boys are extremely healthy.
In 2003 I unexpectantly got pregnant again. I miscarried at 10 weeks. I tried everything to get over it, but I haven't. Early this year we tried again to get pregnant. Again I miscarried.
I want to try again, but I am very scared both of having another miscarriage and of pih complications for me or the baby. Most people tell me that I shouldn't take the risks. My doctor says that as long as we watch everything closely as we did have with the last 2 that everything should be ok again.
This is my story of PIH. I wish they had a cure.
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Happy 2013 fashion lovers, it's a new year with new stylish beginnings! Start off the year right with some of my favorite fashion tips that will change your life by reducing clutter, saving money, and looking good of course!
Cut Back Closet Clutter
I know it's hard, but don't keep the clothes you never wear! My favorite trick is to turn all your hangers facing towards the back of your closet, then at the end of 2013 check to see which hangers are still backwards. If you haven't touched them in a whole year, let's face it... you're not going to.
Secondly, as we all know a common resolution is to loose weight. Once you achieve your goal (I believe in you) don't keep the clothes that are too big! It will make it that much easier for you to put back on the weight.
When it's time to give up those old clothes, donate them or resale!
Take Fashion Risks
I hate when people say, "I could never pull that off." Yes, you can! Be fearless, try trends and express yourself. All it takes to "pull off" a look is confidence.
Save By Shopping Smart
I pride myself on shopping smart, so I shall share my secrets with you! Be a part of every email list possible. It's like being a V.I.P to all your favorite stores! You will know the sales before the happen, get coupons, birthday gifts and other special deals.
Don't blow off the cashier when they ask if you would like to become a store member. The memberships vary, but you can rack up points for free gifts, receive discounts and more!
Know Before You Go
Speaking of loving what you buy. Make a wish list! I use pinterest to gather all my favorite items, then when I go shopping I know exactly what I am looking for. Then when you know what you want... find the best price.
Have you ever bought something then walked into another store and found a better price? Makes you want to cry huh? Yep, that's why it's important to do your research! Look online to find the best prices before you hit the mall.
Care for Clothes Properly
After you wear your clothes, hang them back up! You don't want to ruin your favorite blazer, because you left sitting on a chair, then make up got on it and you're sad.
I don't know about y'all, but I have ruined a dry clean only shirt or two by throwing it in the laundry basket without thinking. Moral of the story, read the wash label.
Now let me know, what's your fashion resolution?
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RHS troupe performs There Be Treasure' on a grueling scheduleBy Josh OGorman
STAFF WRITER | July 26,2013Anthony Edwards / Staff Photo
Members of Rutland High Schools Summer Encore Theatre perform There Be Treasure Buried Here at the Wallingford Town Hall on Wednesday evening.All ahoy! Area youth are invited to climb aboard and dig into a local treasure when Rutland High Schools Summer Encore Theatre presents an original play Saturday.
With its production intended for children ages 5 through 12 the long-running theater group is both exploring familiar territory and sailing uncharted waters with its show, There Be Treasure Buried Here, said director Cathy Archer.
This show is unique in that we had no story, said Archer, who just three weeks ago supplied her 20-strong acting troupe with the title and asked them to go from there. We thought about doing something historically based, but we quickly tossed out that idea. We ended up with something where the pirates are the good guys, which is an interesting twist.
Archer discussed the show Wednesday afternoon as she sewed a ripped costume seam, just before a performance in the Wallingford Town Hall. It would be the third performance that day for the actors, with a fourth show that evening in Proctor.
The actors created a very loose framework of a plot, involving a pair of villainous pawn shop owners who acquire a map and charter a pirate ship to take them to a desert island in search of buried treasure.
The loose structure puts the casts improvisational skills to the test, because at various times during the show, the action will freeze and a pair of storytellers will give audience members the opportunity to decide what happens next.
The show, much like the touring production, must be light on its feet. The crew painted backdrops and found props that can fit on a school bus as the troupe traveled the state this past week, playing venues from Colchester to Wilmington.
We play in all kinds of venues, Archer said. We play outside, in libraries, town halls and churches, and we need to have sets that can fit on the bus and that we can fit and adapt for any kind of space.
Within minutes of arriving at Wallingford, the theater troupe had unloaded and erected their backdrops and set their props. The actors then prepared for the show, with some filling more than one part. Katelyn Gurney, 14, plays Jack, a knife-wielding ships cook, as well as a fairy.
The storyline is basically the same, but sometimes things happen that you didnt expect, Gurney said.
The schedule 20 shows in nine days is a bit grueling, said Kaleigh Gilbert, 15, who plays a treasure hunter named Cara.
Its very tiring, Gilbert said. Yesterday (Tuesday), we had to leave at 5:30 in the morning and didnt get back until 10:30 at night.
While challenging, multiple performances in such a short period of time have yielded positive results, Archer said.
The show continues to develop and change, Archer said. Its amazing seeing the actors develop their characters in the moment. The characters become deeper and deeper with each show.
The show will drop anchor twice Saturday at the high school, with performances at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Admission is $4, with a $12 admission fee for a family of four.
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Mike DeGrandpre received his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Washington in 1990. He carried out postdoctoral research at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts from 1990 to 1993 and held a research associate position there from 1993 through 1995. He joined the chemistry faculty at UM in January of 1996. Mike is an analytical/environmental chemist specializing in developing and using autonomous sensors to study aquatic biogeochemistry and the ocean carbon cycle.
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My research focuses on the development of autonomous chemical sensors for applications in aquatic (marine and freshwater) chemistry. One of our primary goals is to further our understanding of CO2's sources and sinks within the world's oceans. Our research has resulted in the development of autonomous CO2 and pH sensors (the Submersible Autonomous Moored Instruments or SAMIs). By deploying the SAMI sensors on ocean moorings and other unmanned platforms, we have determined to what extent processes such as photosynthesis and air-sea gas exchange control CO2 variability. These results will help develop models to predict the effects of global warming and ocean acidification (the decrease in ocean pH caused by anthropogenic CO2). Our recent field work has primarily focused on the processes that control CO2 in both freshwater (rivers and lakes) and marine environments. To date, SAMIs have been deployed in all ocean basins except the Indian Ocean.
Check out our NSF sponsored ocean acidification exhibit developed for UM's science museum spectrUM and highlighted in a the Fall 2013 NSF newsletter.
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DeGrandpre, M.D., Spaulding, R.S., Newton, J., Jaqueth, E., Hamblock, S., Umansky, A., and K.E. Harris. (2014). Considerations for the measurement of spectrophotometric pH for ocean acidification and other studies, Limnol. Oceanog. Methods, 12, 830–839.
Spaulding, R.S., DeGrandpre, M.D., Beck, J.C., Hart, R.D., Peterson, B., DeCarlo, E.H., Drupp, P.S. and T.R. Hammar. (2014). Autonomous in situ measurements of seawater alkalinity, Env. Sci. Technol., 48, 9573–9581, DOI: 10.1021/es501615x.
Daniels, I., DeGrandpre, M.D. and L. Farias (2013). Greenhouse gas emissions from the Tubul-Raqui estuary (central Chile 36oS), Estuar. Coast. Shelf Sci., 134, 31–44.
Harris, K.E., DeGrandpre, M.D. and B. Hales (2013). Aragonite saturation state dynamics in a coastal upwelling zone, Geophys. Res. Lett., 40, doi:10.1002/grl.50460.
Gray, S.E., DeGrandpre, M.D., Langdon, C., and J.E. Corredor. (2012). Short-term and seasonal pH, pCO2 and saturation state variability in a coral-reef ecosystem, Global Biogeochem. Cycles, 26, GB3012, doi:10.1029/2011GB004114.
DeGrandpre, M.D., Martz, T.R., Hart, R.D., Elison, D.M., Zhang, A. and A. Bahnson (2011). Universal tracer monitored titrations, Anal. Chem., doi:10.1021/ac2025656.
Cullison, S.E., DeGrandpre, M.D., Moore, T.M., Martz, T.R., Friederich, G.E., and K.S. Johnson (2011). Applications of in situ pH measurements for inorganic carbon calculations, Mar. Chem., 125, 82–90.
Lynch, J.K., Beatty, C.M., Seidel, M.P., Jungst, L.J. and M.D. DeGrandpre. (2010). Controls of riverine CO2 over an annual cycle determined using direct, high temporal resolution pCO2 measurements, J. Geophys. Res.- Biogeosciences, 115, G03016, doi:10.1029/2009JG001132.
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Hands down favourite pink lipsticks
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When it comes to the perfect bright, but baby pink lips, I think I've dug deeper than the ocean by the perfect pout. I used to be an insane "it's all about nude lipstick" girl, until I dyed my hair darker of course.. and realised nude lipsticks only make me look like Snooki (hell no).
For me.. the perfect lipstick means that it has to be moisturising, long-lasting (cause I tend to grab food off any table top to "taste") and pigmented. I dislike sheer lipsticks because it means you need to apply several layers which defeats the whole purpose of "long-lasting" because the thicker the layer, the easier it is to wear off. #doesthatmakesense?
I believe I've talked about all of these favourites at some point, but here they are swatched on my lips.
In the first #selfie photo, I'm wearing my favourite at the moment, Revlon's Lip Butter in Cupcake. I bought it when I went down to Melbourne in April but for some reason never touched it until last month. Now I am obsessed. It is the easiest lipstick to apply because of it's creaminess and it also doubles up as a lip balm!! Really convenient – especially for the office girls. It retails for about $21.95 (I think), so it's not too bad, but some of the alternatives below are cheaper.
My second favourite is MAC's lipstick in Lady Gaga. I know this lipstick can be hard to buy because it's so popular but it's one of the first lipsticks I've ever finished! It's a little drying, but then again I'm not the biggest fan of the formula of any of the MAC lipsticks. This lipstick retails for $35 which I think is quite pricey, but if you can order it internationally, it's definitely worth it! The pigmentation is immaculate and it can even be applied over a lip gloss or balm to further enhance the pink!
I remember purchasing this lipstick when I watched one of Hollyannarae's favourite videos. I was desperate to find it but could never find it.. until I took a trip to the U.S and stocked up on it. I like this lipstick and it definitely belongs in one of my top favourites but I don't think it's any near as much as I like the other three mentioned in this post. Reason being is because the colour payment is not as "bright" or as "appealing" as the rest. Infact, it looks rather.. dull. But, it is definitely one of my favourites compared to many other pink lipsticks I've tried and for the price, you really can't beat it. I think it was less than US$5!
This is the lipstick I bring out to most of my clubbing events because it stays on.. like.. #ITSTAYSON. I can't emphasize that enough!!! Not your typical lipstick, infact NYX call it a "lip cream". It is exactly what it claims to be. A matte lip cream which comes conveniently in a tube like a lipstick and you paint onto your lips. I've recommended this lippie to several friends and they all fell in love with it!! The only down side is that because it is a matte texture, it can be extremely drying. It's also unavailable in Australia, but you can purchase on Ebay for less than $10!
In many of my youtube vlogs, I'm always asked what pink lipstick I'm wearing.. well, typically, it'd be either one of the above! If not, it's listed in the description box!!
Tomorrow, I'm back with another tutorial. This time, it will be featuring a kpop star which I think most of you will like!!!
I'm so excited to share it! So visit again tomorrow!!!


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Grand France
Journey from historic Normandy to breathtaking Provence and vineyard-rich Burgundy.
For Francophiles in love with the culture, history, cuisine, and romance of France, this grand voyage provides them all. Soak up the joie de vivre that makes France one of the most adored countries in the world. You'll experience France from north to south, sailing three rivers and embarking upon in-depth shore excursions. Walk through Monet's beloved Giverny, seeing the enchanting grounds that he made famous; kayak under the arches of the two-thousand-year-old Pont du Gard outside of Avignon; enjoy a recital of baroque favorites in a 12th- century cathedral in charming Viviers; and visit the famous food market (Les Halles) in lively Lyon. From the beaches of Normandy to the verve and romance of Paris, rich vineyard country to the sun-kissed shores of the Mediterranean, this itinerary in France is truly nonpareil!
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BRADFORD, PA – In a neutral site location, the Hilbert Hawks hosted Penn State Altoona April 28 at Pitt-Bradford as both teams scramble to complete their AMCC baseball schedule prior to exams and graduation. Altoona swept the Hawks 13-1 and 15-0 dropping the Hawks to 3-12 in AMCC league play. Junior Matt Militello (Depew, NY/Lancaster) earned the solo RBI for the Hawks for the day.
Altoona quietly crept away from the Hawks in game one. The Lions scored a run every other inning until the top of the 7th when they exploding with 8 runs off 4 hits taking a commanding 13-1 lead. Hilbert's only run for the game (day) was when Nick Sherman (Lancaster, NY/Lancaster)hit a single putting him on base and a passed ball moved him to second before Militello's RBI sent him home in the 5th inning. Altoona had 14 hits scoring 13 runs pushing them to the win.
In game two, the Hawks were held scoreless while Altoona lit the board each inning except for the 3rd and 5th. Hilbert finished with three hits with only one walk and four strike outs.
Hilbert closes the season out on Saturday, April 30 when they host Pitt-Greensburg at Erie Community College.
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This past RAW, it was announced that the formerly named Michael McGillcutty, Curtis Axel, was the 3rd client for Paul Heyman. Not a lot of people are pleased with this decision -- but I am for am very happy that a good talent like Joe Hennig is getting this great opportunity to shine. Isn't this something all wrestling fans, including internet
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The glitz and glamour of Wrestlmania is now but a faint memory. From here and going forward the WWE will begin to build it's summer programs which should see most culminate at this year's Summerslam. Before they can do that however, that they have a few loose ends to tie up and since 2010, Extreme Rules has been the perfect event in which to do this. Will The Shield complete their rise to power when
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"Change begets change begets change…" is a quote which I personally picked up from Neil Flynn's portrayal of the Janitor in Scrubs, but Sunday night's Extreme Rules was, to me, a precursor to what 2013 might hold in store for the WWE Universe.
The Shield's clean sweep was predictable, but their show-stealing match tonight with Team Hell No (Daniel Bryan's aggression was great to
This is my realistic card for the June PPV payback. The show will have 7 matches that will all be given the appropriate time. I really dont see CM Punk returning this soon. I also tried to include all the big names on the roster to have a match on the show so here we go. Also, let me know what you think please with comments below.
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Nobody can deny that TNA has one of the best rosters in wrestling today, and nobody can deny the fact that the roster is going from strength to strength. I think the TNA roster has some of the best talent going, however, I believe that the TNA roster is too big for it's current one show a week structure.
When we look at the TNA roster it is easy to see that a lot of the talent remains
WWE presented us with its fourth PPV of the year, Extreme Rules. The card looked impressive, but did it deliver? Well, last night I ordered a pizza and watched the whole thing and boy do I have much to say. I may be a critical person but if i didn't see anything wrong with it I wouldn't be making my complaints. So here we go.
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Welcome to another blogside of Blade's Experience. In my last blog, I blogged about the Future of the WWE. For readers there will be another blog which will be titled as "Part 2" with logical story lines to put superstars in with them gaining momentum and drawing back viewership for WWE. For those joining WWE Extreme Rules Prediction Contest there will be 100 points rewarded for participating
This is my 1st real attempt at one of these, So bare with me, i tend to ramble on. if it sucks and is completely delusional then Sorry....about you're damn luck(Yes i really wrote that)
Well for months now, ever since i heard the rumor that WWE had been considering turning Dolph Ziggler into a face, it's been on my Fav 5 of things WWE could do(even higher than Cena Heel turn).
Here I am again to bring you predictions that, while might not be right, but will be bold and that will be a big thing. At Wrestlemania 29, I got 4.5/10....well, at least I am increasing. No wonder I sucked at the prediction contest for Wrestlemania. Anyways, I bring to you 10 bold predictions for Extreme Rules!
10. Cody Rhodes frustration from pre-show will lead to him being face and
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Head Coach Jim Foster
Thoughts on the game
"I thought we played a lot harder in the second half with a lot more consistency. We were a lot more selective about what we were going to do. They had a problem matching up with Ashlen and we took advantage of that."
On Ashlen Dewart's play
"She played very well tonight. She is getting herself into great shape, and she knows there are people who can come off the bench and help us. Today she was particularly effective, got a lot of minutes in and played well on both ends of the floor."
Thoughts on Taylor Hall
"Taylor is a very good passer. She gets a lot of touches and a lot more opportunities to make plays with good ball movement. She has a lot of great attributes and skills that sort of blend into what we're doing."
On Whitney Hartlage's performance
"Whitney is going to be a good player. She is picking things up and played against a very athletic team. I told her they were trying to beat us off the dribble and she really had to move her feet. I really liked what she did on the low block they tried to put on her, and she had a lot of trouble with that in our Colorado State game. It's nice to see her back and responding how she did. She has a gift and she is finding out she is good in a lot of aspects of this game. She can get into the lane, make passes and I think that is where she is growing."
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"I think we definitely had mismatch inside today and I thought our guards did a great job of feeding it to us. We really capitalized on that mismatch."
On where she felt most successful
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Lille vs Nancy
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Pity the Clip Show, because even when the Los Angeles Clippers win, they lose.
In their third consecutive year making the playoffs, and their first year without having to share the postseason spotlight with the Lakers, instead of making headlines with their play on the court, the Clippers were instead in the news for an entirely, brutally different reason. Team owner Donald Sterling was recently banned from the NBA for life for some incredibly racist comments he made in a recorded conversation with his girlfriend.
After a few days of hearing this discussed on my radio station, I feel like I need to address some of the more common issues that keep coming up.
First and foremost: "Doesn't he have the freedom of speech?" Sure he does. The First Amendment guarantees that the government may not pass laws to infringe on your right to say, print or draw whatever you want. Now, there is some question as to how this is applied lately, from everything from indecency laws to "free speech zones." But Sterling hasn't been criminally charged or arrested. The government has, in fact, done nothing. The court of public opinion is what weighed in here, and boy, did they bring down the lumber.
See, the freedom of speech includes the freedom to respond. We are not compelled to sit on our hands and listen to what somebody says. We are free to argue, walk away and refuse to talk to that person again.
The NBA is walking away, refusing to do business with the man, and using the rules he agreed to abide by in an effort to force him to sell the team. You can argue if they should, but you can't argue that they can't. I'd certainly hope you'd do the same if someone you did business with suddenly dropped a Marge Schott-like "Hitler was good at the beginning" kind of line.
Second: "Why is this blowing up now?" Yes, there are mounds of evidence of Sterling's bad attitude for people with different levels of melanin in their skin, most of it tied to his property holdings, and his refusal to rent to African-Americans and Asian-Americans. So why is one recording suddenly the catalyst for his ouster?
There are two answers. The first is that the old guard at the NBA, former commissioner David Stern, never took Sterling on directly. Don't know why. He was probably hoping Sterling would pass away before he did something else. Adam Silver, as new commissioner, had to come out strong in his first real test as the man in charge. Also, and it hurts to admit it, but you have to look at who broke the story on the recording: TMZ. Just the sheer volume of that audience, not to mention its direct feed into social media, meant that it was going to catch fire, and quickly.
And here's the question that hasn't been asked, but is in the back of the mind of everyone who's freaked out by the whole situation: "Am I next?" Not to say that they have the same kind of hate in their heart as Sterling, but I think people are literally afraid that they'll lose their jobs if they say the wrong thing. They look at what happened at the Mozilla Corporation, when CEO Brendan Eich stepped down after a public outcry over his donations to campaigns that were trying ban same-sex marriage in California.
Look, Sterling and Eich were very high-ranking management. Donald Sterling was simultaneously a bigot toward minorities and an owner of a basketball team that employs minorities. You can see the conflict of interest. The same thing happened with Mozilla: The company employs many homosexuals, and had often been cited as a very gay-friendly organization. Hiring someone who does not hold those same values to lead the company caused many to be disillusioned with the direction of the organization. You can't have a guy in charge who openly discriminates against his employees.
The fact of the matter is that there's nothing illegal with what happened between the NBA and Sterling. Sterling has his views, and the NBA has theirs. They're no longer compatible, and the NBA has the bigger stick.
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"See you next year! June 10-12, 2014," reads the banner.
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Most combat athletes are extremely competive, almost to a fault, and to retire on top isn't a likely scenario for most, who opt to compete past their prime. Rashad Evans is hoping to not make that mistake and get out of MMA before it retires him:
"I ask myself that all the time," he said. "I was in a place in my career where it just wasnt fun for me anymore. I made it through that rough patch, because after youve seen everything, seen behind the curtain of Oz, it kind of changes the way you feel about it. By that I mean, you see how the whole system works, you see the politics in it, and to not be bogged down by the politics of the sport and still keeping your competitive nature, it was hard for me at first.
"But now, Ive got a different mindset when it comes to competing. Ive got a different mindset when it comes to just dealing with the politics of the sport and everything else. Its helped me get a different appreciation for it. I want to keep on fighting as long as my body allows me to. As long as God gives me the ability to keep on fighting."
Evans pointed to his Blackzilians teammate Vitor Belforts "second leg of excitement" at 36 years old as an example. He said Belforts mindset was the difference in his resurgence, which helped provide him the cues to get out of the funk he was in.
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PATH construction moves along
HUNTINGTON -- On days like Monday, when temperatures reached the mid-50s under sunny skies, plenty of people hit Ritter Park and the sidewalks of Huntington to get in a little walking, running or biking.
In numerous parts of the city, work also continues on sections of the Paul Ambrose Trail for Health, which will expand the offerings for those who like to hit the outdoors.
The most visible projects are taking place between Guyandotte and Altizer, where the Department of Transportation is working on a concrete section that goes under the new 5th Avenue bridge.
Charles Holley, the director of development and planning for the city of Huntington, said the section extends from the Guyandotte boat launch to the bridge at Special Metals that connects back to U.S. 60. The trail, most of the which is crushed limestone, follows along Riverside Drive and then crosses over and follows the floodwall.
"The sections we picked to start with, we did so to draw some attention to PATH," Holley said. "To build momentum and continue."
Other areas under construction include a connector between Harveytown Park and Ritter Park and several blocks on top of the floodwall in West Huntington.
He said the sections are scheduled to be complete by the end of April, just in time for spring. The trails also will include large kiosk signs that include trail maps and other information. Two of those are slated for the Guyandotte section, he said.
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This week we have something a little different. Normally when we cruise were looking for hot guys to pound out. But this week we changed it up a little. This week my buddy is looking to get his hole pounded out. We find some little newbie that just moved down here from Tennessee. He's a hot little fucker and all to eager to rail my friend and let me video tape it.
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For those of you that remember me talking about a barrel wood stove in another thread that I mentioned, just to let you know it wasn't very great. It put out some heat when burning it hot, but it consumed a lot of wood to keep that heat going, when it was damped down to get a good burn it didn't throw off much heat. So it was pretty much a waste of time and some wood.
Well after cutting up a couple barrels a few times trying different things I figured I'd try a rocket style heater with the one barrel, some 6" stove pipe and a few bricks to make a down feed with horizontal burn setup.
I made the ash pit and feed tube area with some fire bricks and regular clay bricks, the opening is 7"x7".
The main burn tube is a short pieces of stainless 6" pipe connected to a 90 and another 6" pipe going vertical in the barrel about 20" or 22", there's about a 4" gap from the top of the pipe to the top of the barrel (this could actually be tighter for more heat on the top of the barrel). Where the pipe meets the brick and half way up the vertical is covered with a high temp mortar to keep as much heat as possible in the pipe.
It works very well for being built from scrap pieces and just slapped together, so I'm going to look into building something better over the summer to mess with next winter.
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There are many reasons for these symptoms. The growth of more blood vessels in early pregnancy, the pressure of the expanding uterus on blood vessels, and the body's increased need for food all can make a pregnant woman feel lightheaded and dizzy. Pooling of the blood in the legs and feet when standing can lead to a lack of blood supply to the brain, causing dizziness or fainting. The uterus also demands an increased blood supply, leading to less blood going to the brain.
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Is there anything finer in life than driving a scooter while listening to Toto's 'Africa'? Danny doesn't think so.
Random Encounter - Grand Theft Auto III
Danny shoots cops and steals cars in this random encounter with 2001's classic 3D sandbox, Grand Theft Auto III.
Random Encounter - Half-Life Deathmatch
It's time to swing crowbars and throw snarks as Danny randomly encounters the multiplayer maelstrom that is Half-Life Deathmatch.
Random Encounter - Rainbow Six
Danny returns to the golden age of tactical shooters in this random encounter with Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six.
Random Encounter - Iron Man
Johnny revisits 2008 to step into the iconic red and gold suit to see if being Tony Stark is as fun as it looks. Spoilers: it's not.
Random Encounter - Salty Bet
Danny and Johnny attempt to win $1000 by betting fake money on an AI-controlled MUGEN live stream. Welcome to Salty Bet.
Random Encounter - FTL: Faster Than Light
Danny and his space crew are murdered over and over again in this random encounter with Faster Than Light.
Random Encounter - Pigeon Love Manga Madness
Danny slides ever deeper into pigeon fueled madness as we return to Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star.
Random Encounter - Pigeon Dating Christmas
Danny returns to St. Pigeonations to fight Christmas crime, in part one of our random encounter with Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star.
Random Encounter - Half-Life 2
Danny celebrates two years at GameSpot with an extended trip around City 17 and it's lovely coastal region.
Random Encounter - Police Force 2
Danny steps into the shoes of a German police officer to catch thieves, pepper-spray gang members, and arrest innocent bystanders.


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A trio of Bruins were selected to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation All-Academic Men's VB Team.
Freshman JT Hatch was named honorable mention AVCA All-America at the NCAA MVB Championship Banquet.
The No. 12 men's volleyball team saw its season end in a straight set decision at UCI on Saturday.
The men's volleyball team begins MPSF Playoff action with match at top-seed UC Irvine Saturday at 7.
The men's volleyball added a fourth recruit for the incoming class of fall 2015.


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Well first of all, Monte says thanks for all the birthday wishes! He had a fantastic birthday full of sleeping, chasing kittens, chewing his new bone and being absolutely cute. Sounds like a good day to me! I can't believe he's now a year old! Oh my gosh, and my kitties will be four years old soon! Sheesh!
I'm slowly starting to figure out school. I want to do a two year degree, I do know that. Which means I will probably be going back to the community college that I've taken classes at. I'll be doing the two year in marketing. The only huge problem is that classes have already started so I have to wait for summer classes. Bleh. Part of me is excited for the following reasons:
- Working towards a degree means eventually I will be able to get a better job.
- This school offers quite a bit of online classes, so I can hang out with Monte.
- I'll be using my brain (which is feeling mushy right now).
- I am old enough to be getting lots of financial aid, so I'll be less worried about money.
- I am 26 years old, I will be 27 in September. Most of the "kids" at this school are fresh out of high school. Ugh.
- Unlike the university in this town, which has a book system that is like a library, you have to buy books at this community college. Which can get mighty expensive.
- If I do have to take classes AT the school I have to deal with the less than stellar parking lot. And I could die.
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Missy @ oh missy me..
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I read this forum on my phone most of the time, some people put posts in smaller fonts than is typical or in pale colours.
Of course you're all welcome to do this, but if you do, I'm not reading your posts. That's not some sort of rebellious snub, I just read a couple of lines then give up, it's laziness on my part as much as anything...
Maybe you don't mind that I don't read your post, that's ok, it's your call. Just putting it out there.


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She was predeceased by her parents, E.M. Davis and Gladys Childs Davis; her husband, Edwin Boyd Ellison; and her siblings, E. Mac Davis Jr., Floyd Davis and Carolyn Pettigrew.
Born in Jones County, Mary was raised there and in Clay County, where her father owned a lumber business. She graduated from Clay County High School and the Grady School of Journalism at the University of Georgia. She earned a master's degree in English at Georgia College & State University and did postgraduate work at the University of Florida.
Widowed during World War II, Mary raised her two children while teaching school in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Thomson and Milledgeville. She was a seventh-grade teacher at Peabody Laboratory School and then taught English and history at Baldwin High School in Milledgeville for many years. She was instrumental in curriculum development for the Baldwin County Schools in the 1970s. On retirement, she returned to her birthplace, Wayside, where she built a home and lived for 30 years. While in Jones County, she was active in the Old Clinton Historical Society and the Grassroots Art Projects in the Jones County School System. She moved to Carlyle Place in Macon soon after its opening and had a full and happy life there.
Always a world traveler, Mary spent a year studying in Malaga, Spain, and another in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. She participated in Earthwatch missions and traveled extensively for pleasure in Europe, Asia, and South America.
Mary had a lifelong interest in conservation. She went green long before it was politically correct and was a charter member of the Georgia Conservancy. She was a Girl Scout leader in Milledgeville and taught Sunday School in the Presbyterian church. A woman of strong faith, she was an active Presbyterian her entire life, serving as an elder and on several presbytery committees.
Mary was an avid reader and lover of poetry and history. She enjoyed bridge, golf, rug hooking, and bird watching. As a young woman, she had a pilot's license and was in the air in Milledgeville in 1941 when Pearl Harbor was attacked.
Mary is survived by her son Boyd and wife Mary Wain, her daughter Beth and husband Tom Ciccarillo, grandchildren, Richard Ellison (Heather) and Amanda Buchanan (Chris), six great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
The family is grateful to Mary's personal care provider, Clementine Hendrick, and the staff of Carlyle Place for their excellent care.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Northminster Presbyterian Church Endowment, 565 Wimbish Road, Macon, GA 31210, or to Wayside Presbyterian Church, c/o Ellen Thompson, 603 Cyler Road, Gray, GA 31032.
Bridges Funeral Home and Crematory in Gray has charge of arrangements. Please visit the online memorial at www.bridgesfh.com.


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Culbreath: When bullying goes incognitoWritten by Matt 'Shaggy' Culbreath | | email@example.com
It's the strangest, saddest story to come out of professional sports in a long time: a professional football player leaves his team after suffering an emotional breakdown. The cause: a fellow teammate's constant harassment, including threats and racial slurs. The fallout? The strangest collection of people taking both sides that I've ever seen outside of politics.
Of course, I'm talking about the story of Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito, both offensive linemen of the Miami Dolphins. Martin, a second-year player, has checked himself into a hospital to cope with "emotional distress". What caused the distress hasn't been released officially, but it's been widely reported that he has been the target of sustained bullying by teammates, led by Incognito.
The story only gets stranger from there: reports of Miami coaches asking Incognito to "toughen [Martin] up". Some veteran players tell reporters that Incognito just as much of a bastard as reported. Others defend him — they say he's a jokester, that's his sense of humor, and he viewed Martin as a little brother. Some coaches wish Martin would have spoke up sooner, others think he should have handled it himself.
The story sounds horrific, because it absolutely is. It also sounds like it goes way deeper than anything we can even scratch on the surface. Why are players defending a guy who was videotaped storming around a restaurant with his shirt off and dropping n-bombs? Admittedly, I'm not, nor have I ever been an athlete. Is this a "keep it in the locker room" thing that players are now having to uncomfortably address in public? Or did Incognito honestly not realize that Martin didn't understand his "brand of humor" (however brutish it might be), and is just as blindsided by the news of the second-year player's breakdown as everyone else?
The statement I had made on the blog I write on wspd.com revolved around unchecked childhood bullying. Sure, there are efforts to fight it, but sometimes low-level teasing gets brushed aside as "boys being boys". But as I stewed over it as the story developed, this sounds like it could be a story out of any office building, only cranked up to eleven. The new guy in the office seems quiet and distant, and now the loud guy is always on him. Is he trying to motivate him? Or is he harassing him? Is he misunderstood? Or is he disturbed? It's not often that a victim on that side is going to have the extreme reaction that Martin had, but it's not out of the realm of possibility for the guy to leave the office, or request a transfer. Nobody wants to be the snitch, but if you're afraid of what could happen with your co-workers, someone needs to say something, right?
Very quietly this week, another NFL player stepped away from his team: John Moffitt of the Denver Broncos quit football in two simple steps: he called the front office to let them know he wasn't returning, and then went to Twitter to tell the fans: "Football was fun by my head hurts-haha kidding roger goodell. I'm on to new things, thanks to everyone along the way!!!" His reason: he decided he wasn't having fun anymore, and there was no reason to put his health on the line for something he was no longer enjoying. He's leaving about a million dollars on the table, but he's looking forward to getting back to his family. Who knows if the locker room culture in Denver is anything like the culture we're now hearing about in Miami. Or if Miami's locker room is anything like what we're hearing from Tampa Bay, where the players have just about tuned out head coach Greg Schiano's "scream first, ask questions later" style of coaching.
Yes, a locker room is fueled by testosterone, run by people whose entire livelihoods depend on not only physical ability, but mental attributes such as aggressiveness, bordering on downright mean. Put your normal office personell situations in that hyperactive cocktail of hormones, and who knows what's going to emerge? Very clearly, Incognito was overly aggressive with Thomas, but the real question is going to be how everyone reacts now that these facts are out in the open. And, more importantly, do either of these two players ever return to the game? It would take an act of valor for Jonathan Thomas to get back on the field. It would take the ultimate act of contrition for me to even consider Richie Incognito wearing a uniform again.
Tags: Denver Broncos, Greg Schiano, John Moffitt, Jonathan Martin, Miami Dolphins, NFL, professional football, Richie Incognito, Roger Goodell


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Abdominoplasty is a procedure performed to smooth and tighten the abdomen by removing sagging skin or fat and tightening the underlying muscles. This is performed with a combination of liposuction and skin tightening techniques, designed not to cure obesity but to add firmness to the belly area in certain circumstances. This is a type of plastic, or cosmetic, surgery — although it may be instrumental and necessary for some, it is considered extraneous, and therefore not performed by most doctors. To get a tummy tuck, seek out professional plastic surgeons in your area, who are sure to do their best to inform you and see if you are right for the procedure.
There are two main types of tummy tucks: mini tummy tuck and full abdominoplasty. The full is the traditional type, and the one that you are most likely to have heard of. Tummy tucks usually include liposuction, a procedure in which lipids (fat) are literally sucked out of the body, but the main purpose of a tuck is not to remove fat. It aims more to tighten the skin and muscles of the abdomen in order to improve the overall appearance, making it more taut and firm, and smooth.
The mini tummy tuck features a C Section looking incision, just below the navel, and a tightening of skin and fat in that area only.
Tummy tucks are not for people with excess fat that they don't feel like working off. This is for people, such as the elderly or recent mothers, who have issues with slack, loose bellies. Although most anyone can benefit from a tummy tuck, a plastic surgeon is less likely to operate if you don't meet the ideal requirements — especially since a tummy tuck can prove useless if you are incapable of maintaining a healthy body weight.
According to Dr-Delgado, the best candidate is healthy, with a good weight, but is incapable of tightening their abdominal muscles and skin adequately through diet and exercise.
Tummy tucks are not for the "overweight" — they are not for people with genuine health problems who have issues losing weight. Tummy tucks can help you lose weight, but are not a substitute for proper diet and exercise. The effects of a tuck, whether full or mini, might not be long lasting to those whose overall health is poor.
Since tummy tucks are cosmetic, very rarely do insurance companies cover it. As such, they can be pricey, and are not for everyone.
When looking for a surgeon, there are many things to consider. Chief of these, is his or her obvious knowledge and willingness to share that knowledge with you. A good plastic surgeon should consult with you on how the procedure will go, as well as what any risk factors are, and whether you are an ideal candidate.
Miguel Delgado is a Plastic Surgeon in San Francisco, CA: Sonoma County, Napa County and Marin County


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September 14, 2007
Visualizing Photos Recently Uploaded to Blogger
Blogger launched a new feature that shows the latest uploaded photos in a never-ending slideshow. Blogger Play is addictive, like many other real-time visualization tools, and could be a pretty good screensaver. The slideshow leaves out vulgar pictures, so the screensaver would be safe-for-work. "Blogger Play is (...) a great snapshot of what people are thinking and posting about, right now" and it expands the stream of recently-updated blogs from Blogger's homepage.
To create a screensaver from a web page, you can use RunSaver for Windows and IdleWeb for Mac (both are free, but there are more polished commercial alternatives).
Blogger Play was developed two years ago, but it remained a cool toy for Google employees. "Shortly after Blogger launched photo uploading two years ago, one of our engineers whipped up a web page that would show us the pictures that were being uploaded in real time. The result was fun, often beautiful, but above all, compelling. We couldn't stop watching. Over the years we've kept this photo scroller as part of the Blogger offices, on a monitor or projector, as an interesting (distracting?) slideshow, and a reminder of the diversity and vivaciousness of Blogger blogs."
Technorati has recently launched a real-time visualization of the most recent posts from the blogosphere, but it only shows posts from popular blogs. Now that Google indexes web pages really fast, it would be interesting to search for something and see the new web pages added at the top of the search results as soon as they're indexed.
This blog is not affiliated with Google.


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Jones County rallied from a 12-point deficit in the final 3:30 to take a four-point lead with 41.8 seconds to play. But aided by two turnovers by the Greyhounds, Richmond Hill mounted its own rally to score the game's final six points and advance with a 63-61 victory on Wednesday night in Gray.
The Greyhounds, led by Jarquez Smith with 22 points, finish the season at 17-11. Richmond Hill, 12-16, was led by Jeremiah Hill with 37 points. The Wildcats will play at Northside-Columbus, 20-4, Saturday in the second round of the GHSA Class AAAAA playoffs. Northside downed Northgate 64-47 in the first round on Wednesday.
Wednesday was a bad day for all of the teams in Region 2-AAAAA, as all four were eliminated in the opening round by opponents from Region 3-AAAAA. Windsor Forest beat Northside-Warner Robins 69-60, Effingham County whipped Warner Robins 90-60, and Jenkins defeated Evans 71-61.
RICHMOND HILL (63): Myers 2, Irvin, 2, Wilder 5, Chandler 1, Fitzgerald 14, Hill 37, Cardiff 2.
JONES COUNTY (61): Wimberly 13, Collier 6, Smith 22, Stephens 10, West 10.
Halftime: Tied, 28-28.
3-pointers: Richmond Hill 7 (Wilder 1, Hill 6); Jones County 8 (Wimberly 2, Smith 4, Stephens 2).


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CONCORD, N.C. – WKA will offer live coverage of this weekend's CRG America Nationals at Pittsburgh Int'l Race Complex, round three of the 2012 Mazda / Bridgestone Manufacturers Cup Series, on the new WorldKarting.com website.
The direct link to WKA's Live Coverage page is http://www.worldkarting.com/index.php/live, or go to WorldKarting.com and click the "Live" button on the main menu.
WKA's Live Coverage page features new formatting which should appeal to viewers. Live coverage of this weekend's event will kick off Saturday morning at approximately 9 a.m. and feature video, announcer audio, live timing via Race Monitor and a chat.


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U.S. joins lawsuit against Lance Armstrong
The U.S. is joining a civil lawsuit charging disgraced cycling champion Lance Armstrong with bilking the U.S. Postal Service out of endorsement money accepted while Armstrong was using performance-enhancing drugs, an attorney for Armstrong said Friday.
The so-called "qui tam" suit was filed by former Armstrong teammate Floyd Landis under the provisions of a federal law that allows any person to sue over alleged fraud aimed at the government.
However, Armstrong lawyer Robert Luskin contends the suit is without merit because, despite Armstrong's recent admission of doping, the Postal Service realized a lot of benefit from the deal with the cycling team.
"Lance and his representatives worked constructively over these last weeks with federal lawyers to resolve this case fairly, but those talks failed because we disagree about whether the Postal Service was damaged. The Postal's Services own studies show that the Service benefited tremendously from its sponsorship —benefits totaling more than $100 million," Luskin said in a statement.
The Justice Department is expected to pursue damages from Armstrong as well as his manager Johan Bruyneel and Tailwind Sports. Landis could receive between 15 percent and 25 percent of any money the U.S. Government recovers.
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles have also been exploring possible criminal charges arising from the doping episode. The status of that probe is unclear, but Armstrong's lawyers complained to a judge there about repeated leaks to the news media.
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Your reasoning still doesn't change the fact that Khabib is significantly a higher ranked fighter than Diego. If we are going by popularity, then yes, Diego is higher ranked than Khabib.
Also, I dont see anything wrong with Michael Johnson getting a shot at Khabib. Yes, he is only on a 2 fight win streak but he impressively defeated 2 UFC journeymen (Lauzon, Tibau), both in dominating fashion.
On a side note, remember when UFC were trying to sign Fedor, part of the negotiation was UFC had to sign M-1 talent, which would have significantly bolstered the UFC's Eastern European roster, but that all fell through. It would have helped UFC enter the Russian market.
Lately the UFC has been signing quite a few Russian based fighters, mainly Dagestanis (Khabib, Rustam Khabilov, Mairbek Taisumov, Adlan Amagov, Ali Bagautinov, Nikita Krylov, Rashid Magomedov, Zubair Tuhugov, Omari Akhmedov). If the UFC can come to terms with Mahmed Khalidov, (the only big Russian based fighter remaining), Uzbeki, Ukrainian, Chechian fighters, their roster would add even more name value, and their plans to break into the Russian market can be coming sooner than later, as Russia would love to see their people fighting at home.


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i shoot contender pistols a good bit and 300 is a looooong way so good luck and better start practicing
as soon as i can get my gun fund back up from buying all these romy kits from bocephus ill be joining you guys
i shoot contender pistols a good bit and 300 is a looooong way so good luck and better start practicing
as soon as i can get my gun fund back up from buying all these romy kits from bocephus ill be joining you guys
I took two white tail bucks last year with a AMD 65 pistol at 225 yards aprox 3 seconds apart off a fence post. I shoot these with my head down on the reciver cover with the trigger in a archery type position with a full size 4x12 scope mounted way forward. I think a 308 or 243 build with a 16" barrel at 300 yards is very doable if the conditions are right. I have taken mule deer at over 400 with a 20" barreld rifle several times. I am puting a versa pod on for this year. wanting a contendor pistol is what got me into AK,s as I could build my own reciver and you dont get multipal shots with a contender. I am still going to get a contender some day but the AK,s I have been doing have been far exceding my expectations for hunting.
cool aproach, that makes sense just thinking outside the box i guess
im lookind at machining some front trunions and bolts to match, that way you can get the lock up and the length right, but ive got sooooooooo many project i dont know how long its going to take me to get around to it
dont worry as soon as i start ill post everything
Hey, this is a great thread but it seems that the pics and the links are toast on this thread. would it be possible to upload them again?
I think a lot of guys like sangrun and cephus removed there stuff when they left this site. there were some good shots of the m77 or m76 bolts and trunions. if any one is lucky enough to have a m77 pics of the trunion and bolt would be appreciated. Any one out there who can do the math to figure out bolt thrust?? those guys can be found on other sites still.
BG I will take some photos of my .308 VEPR if you like. The bolt is the same dimensions as the 5.45 bolt. Just the bolt face is opened and the extractor is different.
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rbthntr64 hat would be great. just for the record does the VEPR have 2 0r 3 lugs? some were I saw a bolt that had the same head only a longer steam on a 308 win. By the way how accurate is that vepr??
oops didnt see that above, i knew i got that link from somewhere
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181. Afterlife
Hex is dead. And a distraught Ace holds the Doctor responsible.
She forces him to take a trip to 21st century Liverpool to break the news to Hex's beloved nan and, to pay tribute to Thomas Hector Schofield, the pair seek out his family and friends to tell them of his adventures. They're helped by Private Sally Morgan, who has her own peace to find.
The Doctor, Ace and Sally must each face the fallout of the loss of their friend - to commemorate him, remember him, and finally to move on. But can they do it together, or will their attempts drive them apart?
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Written By: Matt Fitton
Directed By: Ken Bentley
Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor), Sophie Aldred (Ace), Philip Olivier (Hex), Amy Pemberton (Sally Morgan), Jean Boht (Hilda Schofield), Mandi Symonds (Lily Finnegan), Jonathan Forbes (Barry Finnegan), Andrew Dickens (DI Derek Mortimer)
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