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I wouldn't use a non bulged trunnion on this. The amount of metal holding the barrel pin in on the standard trunnions really isn't that much and it could crack or something.
ahhh ok thanks, so a m76 8mm bolt will accept a .308 cartridge without modification?
just get a 308 take off barrel from a remington 700 or other bolt action and profile it fit your needs it will already be chambered. they can be found for around $40 if your patiant.
the barrel gets pretty thin if a 7.62x39 barrel is rechambered due to the stub reducing in size. it may not be heavy enough. I persoanly would not risk it. I have no evidence or facts that it wont hold up but the barrel is complety reduced th the OD of the RSB by were the chamber ends. a little extra material in that are will help accuracy as well.
there are several mag options for a 308. the trigger does not need to be moved back it will work in the existing location the hammer will need to be notched.
the continuing $64,000 question is how much pressure a two lug AK bolt and trunion will handel??
I still think a 300 savage is a safer bet but unfortunatly ammo is not nearly as cheap factory loaded.
if one wants to use a traditional mag catch and still have a little more finger clearance you can use a longer reciver and move the trunion ahead slightly it will require a slightly longer duat cover or moving the RSB back slightly. There are a lot of ways to skin a cat on this one.
im currrently doing a 243 build on a AMD that will be loaded lighter than factory but will still give great performance. Im going with g3 and CETME mags but it will reguire mods but it will retain good finger clearance.
Col. Hatcher ran tests on the 30-06 Springfield barrel for strength.....by turning down the diameter of the barrel where the chamber ends. The barrel was down to 1/8 inch thick before a chunk of the barrel blew out. The AK barrel is a bit thicker than that where the chamber ends.
The Yugo AK barrel is thicker than an AKM barrel, even at the rear sight block. The factory barrels aren't chrome lined so reaming is easy. The 308 Galil bolt is standard length. The 308 Yugo M77 moves the barrel forward and uses a longer bolt but the Galil moves the magazine back and uses a standard length bolt. I wouldn't use an AKM trunnion for 308.
You can also consider converting a Saiga .308 into a
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$1900 for that Yugo .308 seems a bit much unless you're collecting and want to add that to the collection. Funny that the bids got up to 1700 and didn't meet reserve... why have a reserve to begin with if you're going to do that... just dumb.
Yet again I have to agree on the Saiga .308 conversion. I saw a long-barreled one at the range and it looked quite promising. My .308 conversion was fun but it is a TON of work and you simply can't do as good as getting a Saiga .308, now that mags are abundantly available.
In truth I've thought about rebarreling my .308 build to something else and buying a Saiga .308 just so I won't have to start from scratch for another caliber conversion
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243 would be fun and kick less and super super flat shooting with the light 55 grain bullets. barrels are dirt cheap for take offs.In truth I've thought about rebarreling my .308 build to something else and buying a Saiga .308 just so I won't have to start from scratch for another caliber conversion
Im rebarreling my 308 saiga to a 260 or a 6mm-284. it will be a 6mm-284 if I can get the mags to work and the round clears the lugs ok.
I'm trying to think what else I would want to put into it as I don't want to have a new caliber "just because". 6.5 Grendel perhaps but lately not so much so as I only have a 100 yard range to shoot at. Maybe a .44?? build
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The bath was incredible! Hot pink, smelled fantastic, and just all around enjoyable. The next time i went to use the remainder (which i thought was still a pretty big chunk)it was very underwhelming. The water only went light pink, and the smell was pretty faint. It was "nice", but definitely not the same wonderful experience from before.
I suppose if you found a way to cut it in equal halves without completely destroying it into crumbles- then maybe you could get two uses... but from my experience- i say its a one use deal, for sure.Answered on 10/31/2014 by Haylee from Claremont, CA
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I have read the periodic editorial submissions of many liberal contributors and columnists, and wondered how they reached such interesting conclusions.
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- Photographic colour slide of transmit feeder lines at the Melbourne Coastal Radio Station, Cape Schanck, Victoria.
This image is one of a series taken at the Melbourne Radio Station at Cape Schanck, just prior to its closure in on 30 June 2002. The image was taken by a Museum Victoria photographer.
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Senior right-hand pitcher Michael Ormseth held the Pirates scoreless through five innings before the host team tallied four runs in the bottom of the sixth. Ormseth falls to 0-1 after marking two strikeouts while giving up two earned runs.
NM State took a brief 1-0 lead in the top half of the sixth thanks to an RBI double by freshman Kent Blackstone. Left-fielder Michael Paulson and pinch-hitter Cody Edwards drew back-to-back two-out walks and Blackstone followed with a double to right field scoring Paulson for the game's first run.
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Text editor with options to mirror the output print.
Inkjet printer
Iron, some heavy cotton
Narrow gauge circular saw or band saw
Overview: A mirror image it printed on to the transfer paper, ironed on to the wood and in this case cut up in to individual tiles.
Step 2: Layout print
I've attached an example html file which you should be able to enlarge to fit your paper (A4 or US letter) using the (CTRL) key and '+'. Alternatively import this in to word to manipulate.
Some things to note.
The letter in each row and column should be centered both horizontally and vertically within each cell, which is why I chose html over word.doc.
Leave enough room between each letter for the width of the saw blade and a little. You will also want to chamfer (round off) the edges of each tile
Start with a trial run, print the image on to plain paper and place on the receiving surface to make sure everything is laid out correctly. When you're happy, print to the wax paper.
Love this idea! I have been wanting to make an oversize yardstick, in this case 6 feet long, for a friend to use for tracking her children's height over the years. She can attach it to the wall and mark names and dates beside their height. If they ever move, it is something they can take with them.
Late reply, I know (but you know what they say!)...just about every graphics program including Paint has a function to flip an image. Sometimes it's called "mirror".
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X Factor Season 2 finalist CeCe Frey has undergone an incredible transformation in front of live audiences — and a panel of judges who don't always understand her style. The 21-year-old postal worker from Decatur, IL, walked into her audition with leopard-print face paint and walked into the Top 6 with bleach-blonde hair and new famous friends.
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Communicator - Wheatstone Alphabetical Telegraph System, circa 1858 Reg. No: ST 008473
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- Communicator, generator and base from a Wheatstone ABC telegraph system.
This communicator and geneartor are components of one of the first electric telegraph systems which could be used easily by non-skilled operators. It did not require the operator to learn morse or any other code.
The Wheatstone ABC telegraph system allowed the transmission of telegraph messages without requiring an operator skilled in the use of morse code. The system consisted of a generator, a communicator and an indicator, all mounted on a common base. The communicator had a circular dial with the letters of the alphabet marked around its periphery. Opposite each letter on the communicator dial was a key. The generator was a magneto device which produced a series of current pulses when the operator turned a handle projecting from the base of the unit. The indicator had a circular dial with the letters of the alphabet marked around its periphery and a needlle pivoted at the centre of the dial.
To transmit a letter, the appropriate key on the communicator was depressed and the handle of the generator was turned. A number of pulses corresponding to the selected letter was transmitted over the telegraph wire to the indicator of the receiving station and the needle rotated to indicate the received letter.
The Wheatstone ABC telegraph system was patented in 1858.
Wheatstone ABC telegraphs were used in Victoria in areas where the amount of telegraph traffic did not justify the employment of an operator. They were also used on private lines such as that between the Melbourne 'Argus' newspaper office and the reporters' gallery in Victorian Parliament House.
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- Circular instrument with a brass case and a white dial. Dial is marked with the letters of the alphabet around its periphery. Inside the ring of letters is ring of numbers. A pointer pivoted in the centre of the dial can move to indicate a particular letter or number. The pointer is mounted on a wire coil which can rotate between the poles of a magnet mounted on the back of the instrument. Outside the periphery of the instrument and opposite each letter is a small circular brass key which can be depressed as required.
The instrument is mounted on a hollow wooden rectangular base with the dial horizontal. A crank handle projects from the front of the case, below the instrument. The handle is connected to another moving coil moving between the poles of a set of magnets.
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Denim bustier dress with cinched waist. Upper back has stretchy, smocked insert for easy fit and wear. Little pleats below waist all around so that bottom of dress has a full, flouncy bottom. Zips up left side of dress. Straps are adjustable. The cotton of this dress still has some give for a perfect fit.
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Length: 27"
Bust (all around): 33"
Waist (all around): 27"
Strap Length: 15 3/4"
*100% Cotton
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Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 27"
Bust (all around): 33"
Waist (all around): 27"
Strap Length: 15 3/4"
Rated 4.3 out of 5Â by 46 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5Â by FPKaraK HUGE in the bust :( I couldn't wait for this dress to come in!! This is 100% pinned on Freja in the catalog. She is only a 31" bust. I am a 32B and the XS was giganormous in the chest area. The cup/arm pit area gaps and there is about a 1/2 to inch of fabric that sticks out. Other then that it is very cute. You may be able to fit it with a good tailor but I am not sure I wanna spend another $30 to fix it. Sorry for all you XS girls, but It did not fit me or my friend who is a 34B either :( 2.10.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TiffanyMichelle stretchy and light Really nice summer dress. Looks very cute with a structured jacket, like the cropped vegan leather ones here on freepeople.com. Just as pictured, The bust area runs normal and not small and fitted like some fp pieces. 2.16.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Chelseaa Too big :( I wanted to love this dress! I tried it on in my local FP store. It's super cute and a flattering shape, but it was way too big on me. For reference I'm 5'2, 100lb and a 30-32b. The length was great surprisingly, but the top was waay too big. I have issues fitting into a lot of FP dresses and flowy tops though.. Free People really needs to come out with a size XXS or petite sizes for small girls like me.. I gave it 4 stars because it is so cute and if you can fill it out on top its definitely worth it!! 2.16.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by FreePeopleLife dress is ROOMY and DARKER I ordered this dress in a size small. i am 5'6'' and weigh 110 pounds. I usually wear an XS or S at free people. More of my dresses i buy a size S in though. I ordered this in a small seeing as it would fit but when I tried it on it was super roomy and very loose. I am going to order the XS in best hopes it will fit. I'm surprised the model is wearing a small though. And the dress is much darker than the picture on the cover. (for the polka dot one) 2.15.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by FPhannah Adorable classic but flirty dress I am an XS or 0/2 with a small bust, 32A (or B on a good day) and small ribcage. I measure a 32" bust with a 29" underbust and the XS fit me perfectly in the polka dot fabric. I was honestly not expecting to fill it out, but it to my surprise it looks great! So I did not find this runs large at all, perhaps there is a bit of variation happening in sizing...I can't wait to wear this dress with high socks and tall black boots and a leather jacket now, and with espadrilles into the spring and summer! 2.12.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by katieh So Cute!!! This dress is cute, flattering, functional, and fun. I tried a large in the railroad stripe and the dots... Both were adoreable, but the zippers both stuck where the waist gathers from the skirt into the bodice. Once I managed to get the dress zipped, it was fantastic! The denim is soft and thick enough not to be sheer at all. the length was perfect: a finger tip below mid-thigh. In the end, I decided to wait on the dress because the zipper is a bit of a concern.. I'm sure a seamstress could easily swap the current zipper for a better one. All in all, awesome dress at the right price! 2.9.2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by blackw1dow Awkwardly sewn! ok ignore the fact that this model on the left is pressing on her pelvis making the dress looking flat and fit..this is NOT the case. the dress is super umbrella like at the bottom..Also bare in mind that she is TALL so if you're 5.5 ft (like me) this will come up to your knee..(so umbrella over the knee is NOT a flattering look).. Personally I liked the striped version better than the polka dot because of the contrast with my hair. Any guy I've spoken to thinks the denim dress altogether is a tacky look.. so i preferred the stripes..Nevertheless, it still doesnt look $118 at all.. 2.12.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by LadyMantis Not for hourglass figures This dress had an awkward fit. I am normally a s or xs in Free People clothing but I am also a 32DDD. I totally expected the cups to be too small but the rest of the dress (the torso) was loose. All in all, I'd say this dress runs big, but is also better suited for women with a smaller bust. Shame. It's awfully cute! 2.20.2012
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Shaking and stirring while reminding that the last shall be first. And in the Astros case, the dead-last at their worst-ever shall be first – again. The first call in this week's MLB amateur hardball talent hunt. Selecting No. 1 Thursday night just like 21 years ago when the brain-dead trust decided on Phil Nevin, […] [Read More]


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Several reunions were held as part of the inaugural Fall Fest 2009 weekend, including a first-ever decades reunion for School of Nursing alumni from the 1960's. The committee planning events included representatives from most years of the decade, and they were charged with calling their classmates and encouraging their participation.
On Nov. 6, alumni held a cocktail reception in the newly refurbished Kalmanovitz (formerly Campion) Hall, giving alumni an opportunity to meet with spouses, guests, and current nursing graduate students. The next morning, the alumni met for Mass in St. Ignatius Church, celebrated by USF Chancellor John Lo Schiavo, S.J., followed by a brunch on campus. School of Nursing Dean Judy Karshmer then led a tour of the facilities used by current students.
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USF Chancellor John Lo Schiavo, S.J. celebrated Mass in the Del Santo Reading Room on Lone Mountain before alumnae socialized at a wine reception and lunch.
During their reunion, alumnae honored two individuals who have been instrumental in the ongoing story of the Religious of the Sacred Heart and the Lone Mountain Alumnae Association: Mary "Be" Mardel, R.S.C.J. and Elvera "Ellie" Fusco '50. Sr. Mardel has had a long and successful ministry in Sacred Heart schools up and down the West Coast. Ellie was instrumental in making sure the Lone Mountain Alumnae Association did not fall by the wayside after Lone Mountain college closed.
The 2010 Lone Mountain Alumnae reunion is scheduled for Oct. 17.
More than 40 USF alumni and friends from as far away as Reno and Sacramento gathered on Saturday, March 13 to decorate their cable car for the St Patrick's Day parade. This was the fifth year USF entered the parade, and for the third year in a row, USF was awarded the 1st place plaque in the Cable Car division for its efforts.


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Robertson Professor in Media Studies
Chair, Department of Media Studies, University of Virginia
Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin
B.A., University of Texas at Austin
Siva Vaidhyanathan is a cultural historian and media scholar, and is currently the Robertson Professor in Media Studies at the University of Virginia. From 1999 through the summer of 2007 he worked in the Department of Culture and Communication at New York University. Vaidhyanathan is a frequent contributor on media and cultural issues in various periodicals including the Chronicle of Higher Education, New York Times Magazine, The Nation, and Salon.com, and he maintains a blog, www.googlizationofeverything.com. He is a frequent contributor to National Public Radio and to MSNBC.COM and has appeared in a segment of "The Daily Show" with Jon Stewart. Vaidhyanathan is a fellow of the New York Institute for the Humanities and the Institute for the Future of the Book. In 2011 he was appointed chair of UVA's Department of Media Studies.
In March 2002, Library Journal cited Vaidhyanathan among its "Movers & Shakers" in the library field. In the feature story, Vaidhyanathan lauded librarians for being "on the front lines of copyright battles" and for being "the custodians of our information and cultural commons." In November 2004 the Chronicle of Higher Education called Vaidhyanathan "one of academe's best-known scholars of intellectual property and its role in contemporary culture." He has testified as an expert before the U.S. Copyright Office on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
He is noted for opposing the Google Books scanning project on copyright grounds. He has published the opinion that the project poses a danger for the doctrine of fair use, because the fair use claims are arguably so excessive that it may cause judicial limitation of that right.
Vaidhyanathan was born in Buffalo, N.Y., and attended the University of Texas at Austin, earning both a B.A. in history and a Ph.D. in American studies.
The Googlization of Everything — and Why We Should Worry (University of California Press, 2011).
Rewiring the Nation: The Place of Technology in American Studies (editor with Carolyn de la Peńa) (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007).
The Anarchist in the Library: How the Clash Between Freedom and Control Is Hacking the Real World and Crashing the System (Basic Books, 2004).
Copyrights and Copywrongs: The Rise of Intellectual Property and How It Threatens Creativity (New York University Press, 2001).


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Recipe: Chicken À L'Orange
A Sweet Take On Chicken And Oranges
When Julia Child began to introduce Americans to classic French cooking in the 1960s, one of her famous dishes was Duck In Orange Sauce, Caneton à l'Orange. A roast duck, decorated with fresh orange segments, is accented with a sauce made of brown duck stock, butter, red wine vinegar, Port or Madeira, orange liqueur, orange peel and some sugar. America became captivated with poultry and orange sauce; and as it's much easier to cook at home with chicken, many variations of Chicken à L'Orange followed—variously called Chicken In Orange Sauce and Orange Chicken.
This recipe reminds us of the Szechuan Orange Chicken at Chinese restaurants. The chicken isn't fried and it has almonds instead of hot peppers.* It's more of a citrus celebration: The rice is also orange-flavored.
*If you like hot pepper, you can add it after you've tried the recipe for the first time, either with a fresh chile or with hot red pepper flakes.
There are many variations of Chicken à l'Orange. Some recipes use brown sugar or honey to achieve the sweetness this recipe gets through the orange marmalade. Others add nuances of flavor with powdered ginger, freshly-grated ginger, garlic, onions, lemon juice, lime juice and/or white wine. If you like the general idea, research and try other recipes.
Serves 4.
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COLUMBIA CITY — A vehicle from an alleged abduction case in Fort Wayne was found south of Columbia City Tuesday morning.
The car, a black Chrysler, was pulled from Blue River at approximately 11 a.m. after employees at Heavy Truck Equipment and Repair, south of Columbia City on Ind. 9, discovered the vehicle in the river.
Police found the vehicle to be linked to an alleged crime in Fort Wayne, which may have been a hoax.
Following the discovery of the vehicle, Whitley County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Marcus Gatton conducted a telephone interview, and the man admitted to driving his own car into the river.
The owner of the car claimed he was forced into his residence at Point Inverness Apartments Thursday night. He alleged that his hands were bound with duct tape and his apartment was ransacked — but police said nothing was missing from the residence.
The man claimed he was then forced into his car, and the alleged suspect dropped him off in Columbia City before leaving with his car — the same vehicle found in Blue River.
According to police, the man walked to Speedway Gas Station on Chicago Street, Columbia City, to report the crime, which has been turned over to the Fort Wayne Police Department for investigation.
If found guilty, the man may face charges of false reporting of a crime, a Class D felony, and insurance fraud.
Gatton said the man has not yet admitted to falsely reporting his abduction, but FWPD is expected to further investigate the case.
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We used Pistachio Entertainment for our daughters 1st Birthday! Mario and Emily were great to deal with and meeting our requests too. We had the very lovely fairy Alexis and she was fantastic with the kids! The kids had a lot of fun and were definitely entertained. Alexis was great! Thank you again to Alexis for making our daughters first birthday memorable and fun (...) Read more
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We had the gorgeous Allison come and run dance related games like the limbo, musical statues etc and other fun entertainment for my daughter's 4th birthday party. Allison was amazing with the kids and engaged with them the entire time and had them smiling constantly. All the guests commented on how fantastic she was and how much fun their kids had. The prior organisation w (...) Read more
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
This past weekend, Bunny, Momma and I spent the weekend doing major beach house cleaning and maintenance. Without a doubt it was the most beautiful weekend of the year and even though we were stuck cleaning and painting the three of us were well entertained by simply watching the folks on the beach and in the neighborhood.
Saturday morning a 52 passenger bus came rolling into Garden City and parked across the street at a neighbor's house. Now, we are use to seeing cars, trucks, motorcycles, and even horses on the beach, but never have we witnessed a motor coach parked at a house. Being interested neighbors, we curtailed our chores and watched boy after boy stumble off the bus and head into the house. The fellows appeared weary and apathetic but in no time the bus was unloaded and the group came to life. Sweaters and long pants were exchanged for bathing suits and soon the group from Ohio was enjoying the beautiful South Carolina sun. Later in the afternoon the traditional spring break hair cuts took place on the deck overlooking the street and with our perfect viewpoint we watched the guys get their hair cut in some very interesting fashions. It appeared that the group was a sports team since there were so many guys with three older men who looked like coaches. Our assumption proved to be correct when a banner was hung from the railing promoting the Canfield High School Baseball Team. Quickly we learned that Canfield Ohio High School supports a chicken and spaghetti dinner and auction each year to raise money for the annual spring break trip to Myrtle Beach for the varsity players. Our fears of a house full of noisy boys were soon forgotten as the fellows proved to be well behaved and polite. In fact, lights were out in the big house across the street by 9:30 as apparently the all-night bus ride took its toll on young and old alike. Although work had to come first, I was determined to make some time for walks on the beach each day. And, as usual each year I am fascinated with the people in bathing suits on the beach with numerous tattoos all over the body. It has been said that the world is divided between people with tattoos and people that are afraid of people with tattoos. I am not afraid, but I am interested in "why." Given that I can not understand the need to scribble on one's body, I made an effort to learn all I could about the tattoo craze. Presently it seems that 25 percent of people under age 30 are "tatted up." Tattoos are described as: ink, skin art, tats, work, and tattoo art. Those that have tattoos are simply people that are not scared of public opinion and want others to know what they believe in. Tattoos represent loved ones, patriotism, and one's religious beliefs; or can be just for fun or a dumb mistake. Tattoos have been around for centuries and at one point in China it was considered a barbaric practice. In some countries, tattoos were used to communicate a person's status. For instance at one time, criminals were tattooed for punishment which might include a single ring around the arm for each crime committed. In the early 19th Century in Great Britain, tattooing was very popular, but mostly with sailors and lower class people. Around 1870 tattoos became popular with the upper class and royalty. Some people in the royal families had the royal coat of arms and family crest tattooed on the body. However there still continued to be a class division on the acceptability of the practice. Since 1970, tattoos have been part of mainstream western fashion common among males and females, all economic classes, and most age groups. In 2012 tattooed woman outnumbered men for the first time in American history with 21 percent of women as opposed to 19 percent men having tattoos. In 2013 Miss Kansas became the first woman to show off a tattoo in the Miss American Pageant. Presently tattoos have gone from a form of defiance to a form of expression and as far as I could tell on the beach, there was a great deal of self expression being communicated.
In addition, other forms of self expression were seen like the woman with "blue" hair. Now we are not talking about the silver blue hair that is common on older women; instead we are talking bright royal blue hair. And, who knows if the young woman had a tattoo because the hair was so blue and conspicuous, tattoos were never noticed. Apparently blue hair has had a long history of artistic and literary use, but in modern times blue hair usually is an advocate for a contentious mind-set. Now, I have no idea if the lady was contentious, prickly, or just creative but she sure had blue hair. It's only April and so far we have had a bus load of boys, copious amounts of tattooed bodies, and blue hair in the neighborhood. Perhaps I am sounding really old, or possibly it just might be an interesting summer at the beach.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Republican and Democratic voters will be back at the polls June 24 for a runoff election for several statewide offices.
As of 10 p.m. Tuesday, some of the races do not have clear runoff contestants.
However, what is clear, is that U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, and U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn all secured their parties nominations. Each will face opposition in the general.
In the June 24 runoff, Republicans will have to choose between Henry McMaster and either Mike Campbell or Pat McKinney for lieutenant governor; and Molly Spearman and either Sally Atwater or Sheri Few for superintendent of education.
Here are the likely Republican nominations for other contests:
Treasurer Curtis Loftis
Adjutant general Bob Livingston
Commissioner of agriculture Hugh Weathers
U.S. Senate Lindsey Graham
U.S. Senate (unexpired term) Tim Scott
U.S. House of Representatives, District 6 Anthony Culler
Republicans also voted yes, overwhelmingly, for the two ballot questions: life begins at conception and the state income tax should be replaced.
For Democrats, they will likely have to choose between Sheila Gallagher and Tom Thompson for superintendent of education
U.S. Senate Brad Hutto
U.S. Senate (unexpired term) Joyce Dickerson
U.S. House of Representatives, District 6 Jim Clyburn
Democrats also voted yes, overwhelmingly, for three ballot questions: state control of gaming, using gaming to fund infrastructure repairs, and legalizing marijuana for severe medical conditions.
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Oliver is nervous about the first day of school, so he picks up an alligator at the swamp, just in case. And boy, does it come in handy! Whenever anything scares Oliverbe it a teacher, a classmate, or the prospect of learning everythingthe alligator makes the problem go away. Quickly, school becomes much simpler . . . and a little lonely. But Oliver knows just what to do! Paul Schmids gentle, funny tale about overcoming first day of school jitters is destined to become a modern classic that fans of Olivia and Kevin Henkes books will love.


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Columbia, SC 29203
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Our office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
About Our Practice
Established in 1984, Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates, performs a variety of thoracic and cardiovascular surgical procedures. The practice specializes in aortic, complex cardiac, minimally invasive cardiac, thoracic, vascular, and thoracoscopic surgery. Capable of handling the most complex cases, our board-certified thoracic and cardiovascular surgeons have the training and experience necessary to diagnose and surgically treat patients with heart disease, as well as diseases of the lungs, trachea, diaphragm, mediastinum, aorta and peripheral blood vessels.
Our practice is located at 8 Richland Medical Park Dr., a medical office building on the campus of Palmetto Health Richland. Our building is connected to the state-of-the-art Palmetto Health Heart Hospital, the first free-standing heart hospital in South Carolina. This door-to-door access to diagnostic technology, surgical suites, cardiac intensive care unit and patient rooms enables us to respond immediately to urgent calls and provides 24-hour access to thoracic and cardiovascular patients. Our convenient location also accommodates consults with referring physicians.
Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates has introduced some of the most advanced surgical techniques to the community and the state of South Carolina. Our practice reviews its outcomes on an ongoing basis in a continued effort to provide the highest standard of care and quality outcomes for patients.
Meet Our Providers
Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates surgeons possess the highly specialized skill sets, experience and educational backgrounds to perform the most complex thoracic and cardiovascular surgery. Each surgeon was trained at a large academic medical center that serves as a major referral center. And each surgeon continues to expand his expertise and knowledge of the latest procedures.
Physicians who would like a personal introduction are encouraged to contact our practice manager, Tonya Hallman, to arrange a time.
Ryan Burke, MD, graduated from the University of Georgia. He earned his Doctorate of Medicine and completed his general surgery residency at Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. Following his residency, Dr. Burke remained at Emory to complete his fellowship in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery. During his fellowship, Dr. Burke specialized in endovascular surgery. He joined Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates in 2007. His clinical interests include open and endovascular aortic repair, and valve surgery. He performed the first Impella 5.0 implant in South Carolina. He oversees the Valve Center at Palmetto Health Heart Hospital.
Jeffrey S. Martin, MD, graduated from the University of Georgia. He earned his Doctorate of Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, GA, and completed his internship and residency in general surgery at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Mass. Dr. Martin completed a three-year residency in thoracic surgery at Duke University Medical Center before joining Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates in 2005. His clinical interests are complex cardiac, thoracoscopic and aortic surgery. He performed the first Heartmate II Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) implant in Columbia, SC.
Scott J. Petit, MD, graduated from Louisiana State University and earned a Doctorate of Medicine from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans, La. Dr. Petit completed his internship and residency in general surgery at Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. He also completed a cardiothoracic surgery fellowship and residency at Emory before joining Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates in 2001. Dr. Petit's interests include minimally invasive valve surgery and thoracoscopic lung surgery. Dr. Petit performed the first Heartport mitral valve surgery in South Carolina.
Reid W. Tribble, MD, graduated from Clemson University. He earned his Doctorate of Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. He then completed a residency in general surgery at the North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston Salem, NC. His thoracic and cardiovascular residency was completed at the University of Virginia Health Sciences Center, Charlottesville, VA. He joined Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates in 1995. Dr. Tribble has a special interest in aortic surgery. Other areas of interest are mitral valve repair, redo coronary bypass, and all areas of peripheral vascular surgery.
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In addition to our surgeons, Carolina Cardiac Surgery Associates is pleased to have the following physician assistants on our medical staff:
James Michael Grimes is certified in basic life support, advanced cardiac life support, and pediatric advanced life support. He also is a certified EMT-paramedic and a master trainer for chronic disease self-management.
Abby Rathman is a NCCPA board-certified physician assistant. She also is certified in basic life support and advanced cardiac life support.
Edwin L. Schmidt, Jr., is a certified cardiovascular perfusionist and cardiovascular perfusion assistant, as well as a registered occupational therapist.
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Friday, February 17, 2006
We're here! We're there! McFarlane Toys is pleased to announce our upcoming event schedule for spring and summer 2006:
May 5-7
The 29th Sportcard and Memorabilia Expo
Mississauga Centre
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
A must-see for sports fans and memorabilia collectors. With more than 900 tables of rare cards and non-sport items, you are bound to find what you're looking for. We'll be exhibiting, and bringing along our newest toys.
For expo details, visit: www.sportcardexpo.com.
July 7-11
MLB All-Star Fan Fest
David L. Lawrence Convention Center
Pittsburgh, PA
They're calling it, "Baseball Heaven on Earth," and with good reason. Five days, 40 baseball-themed attractions -- this is one of the largest baseball events in the world. We'll be there, and hope to see you.
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July 20-23
San Diego Comic-Con International
San Diego Convention Center
San Diego, CA
The Con just keeps getting bigger and better. Comic-Con International 2005 brought in more than 104,000 attendees, professionals and exhibitors. Come for the special guests, exhibitors and programming -- and of course to see McFarlane Toys!
More information can be found at: www.comic-con.org.
Early August (Date still TBA)
NFL Hall of Fame Induction Weekend
NFL Hall of Fame Museum
Canton, OH
It's all about pro football, and we'll be there. The "Class of 2006" includes: Troy Aikman, Warren Moon, Reggie White, John Madden, Harry Carson and Rayfield Wright. We'll be bringing our exclusive NFL figure, and we'll be looking for YOU.
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