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My first anime was Sailor Moon. I saw the final episode of season 1 and then sometime later saw the first episode of season 1 on Cartton Network. Once the show hit that last episode I realized how awesome anime was. And i realized that it was Sailor Moon that had gotten me into anime!
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- Adventure Time With Finn & Jake Cartoon Episode Guide
- Frederator Studios, Cartoon Network Studios
- Distributed by: Warner Bros. Television, Sony Pictures Television
- Cartoon Characters: Finn, Jake, Princess Bubblegum, Manish the Manly Minotaur, Keyper, Old Lady, Peppermint Butler, Giant, Cinnamon Bun, Cookie Man, Evil Guy, Punchbowl, Big Old Lady, Red Faced Lollipop, Gnomes, Gumdrop Lasses.
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The second falsehood follows directly from the first: that a faithful Catholic like Rick Santorum is thus disqualified to be President of the United States, because he actually lives according to the Catholic Church's teaching on contraception. If he does so, the argument goes, then as President he will try to force us all to do the same thing.
This is complete garbage. We have lost our sense of the distinct roles of religion and government, and never has this been more obvious than now.
That most Catholics do not comply with the Church's teachings about contraception proves nothing. They also fall short of the Church's teachings about attending Mass on Sunday, going to confession umpteen times a year, forgiving others, turning the other cheek, and probably everything else.
The Catholic Church asks believers to hold themselves to a higher standard in virtually every aspect of their lives. These admonitions are aspirational. This is not to say Catholics are not obliged to follow the Church's teachings. But according to the Judeo-Christian tradition, God gives humans free will. So while we endeavor to persuade each other to keep to a high standard of behavior, we cannot compel it in every instance, nor would we wish to. Doing so would remove the individual's responsibility for his or her behaviors and choices.
Nor is this unique to Catholicism. Other faiths call their followers to spiritual, physical and emotional challenges, and support each other in these efforts with sacred texts, worship services, and other rituals for reinforcement.
The rules of government – which is to say secular law – are different. They are compulsory. Thus, in a free society, law should constrain behavior only at the outer margins – those areas where there is nearly universal consensus about wrongfulness: murder, for example, and other violence, theft, kidnapping, incest, the sexual exploitation of children, and so on.
Rick Santorum's personal commitment to adhere to the Catholic Church's admonitions about contraception make him no more likely to press for this as a matter of public policy than Mitt Romney would be to require all Americans to wear a special undergarment or refrain from caffeine. Or a Jewish candidate to mandate circumcision. Or a Buddhist to require meditation.
This would be clearer, were we not living in a time when government regulates every aspect of our lives with increasing intrusiveness and an obsession with minutiae that the most overzealous Inquisitor would never dream of.
In fact, it is not religions which have exceeded the bounds of their proper authority, but government. Increasingly, it is not religion which hands down edicts about which foods are "clean" or "unclean," but government, which seeks to forbid foie gras, sugar, trans fatty acids, Happy Meals,and whatever else the meddling busybodies have decided we cannot choose for ourselves.
It is not religion which tells us how to ritually cleanse ourselves, but government, which tells us what kinds of toilets we can and cannot have, whether our soaps may contain surfectants, how many times we must flush, and how much or little water we can use.
It is not religion which tells us when we can have light and darkness, but government which orders us to buy certain kinds of light bulbs, and forbids the manufacture, sale and use of incandescent light.
It is not religion which deems certain human beings as unworthy of life, but government, which declares that unborn children are not "persons" within the meaning of our laws, just as it once declared that African slaves and their descendants were not "persons" within the meaning of the Constitution. Just as it will declare that people of a certain age, or illness, or injury, or disability will not be able to challenge some bureaucrat's arbitrary decision to withhold medical care that is deemed too risky, futile, unproven, or expensive.
Rick Santorum has been criticized for referring to Obama's mandates as a type of "theology." This is hardly hyperbole at this point. We are forced to make economic decisions based on the contested science of "climate change" (formerly known as "global warming," formerly known as "the next ice age"). We are asked to hand over our health and our medical decisions to faceless groups of functionaries in Washington, D.C., who we are told will take care of us. Trillions of dollars in deficits, tens of trillions in unfunded mandates, and we are told to believe that all will be paid off and paid for somehow. On faith, not on proof. Obama and his unaccountable thugs in HHS declare who is and who is not a religious organization; what is and what is not permissible religious belief. And debate is cut off. God has spoken. Go forth and do His will.
Those who fear a theocracy might note that it is Obama who is setting himself up as God, not Rick Santorum. Santorum's belief in a Supreme Being gives him a bit of humility. Obama - not so much.
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The Carolina Wave Aquatic Club at USC Lancaster, a competitive swim program for grades 6-12, will begin practice Monday, Oct. 8 at the Gregory Health and Wellness Center.
Swimmers must be able to swim strokes competitively.
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The LHS Lady Bruins tennis team dropped their first match of the season to region leader Clover 5-2 on Wednesday night in Lancaster.
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BUFORD – Buford High School two-way football standout Mikeem McKinney figured he had to live up to the family name.
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The Lancaster Lady Bruins tennis team remained undefeated with their fourth region win, a hard-fought 4-2 home win over Fort Mill on Thursday.
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The Meaningful Look is a staple of drama in all visual arts, and is often used in comedy as well. From the regretful smile of The Hero who is about to make the Ultimate Sacrifice to the wink of the captured rogue to signal his hidden rescuers, much can be said without words. It can indicate a secret, a character knowing more than they let on, or the scene may involve a person in front of whom the character cannot talk openly. The Meaningful Look can be used by the author of a visual work to communicate a message to the audience rather than to a character, but if the look is Breaking the Fourth Wall, that's an Aside Glance. In summary, there are two types of Meaningful Look:
1. Between characters, in-universe.
2. Author to audience, via a character but without Breaking the Fourth Wall. Because facial expressions are used as a part of communication all the time, this trope is only for examples where the look is used as a substitute for speech or the look conveys a fairly specific message. Related to Facial Dialogue, which is about whole conversations happening silently through expression or characters normally or habitually communicating this way, but Meaningful Look is a single look only. In deciding whether or not to place an example here, consider whether or not the character(s) normally or habitually communicate by Meaningful Looks. If they do, the example probably belongs in Facial Dialogue instead of here. The Meaningful Look is a supertrope to the Traitor Shot, Held Gaze, Longing Look and Disapproving Look.
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- A to-the-audience example occurs in the ElfQuest story, Kings Of The Broken Wheel when Ember is about to hit her brother, Suntop, for blatantly insulting her (see page image). She then realises he did it because he's in severe distress and drops her hand (was a fist). The look she gives her brother, combining realisation, pity and concern, is seen only by the reader (Suntop is looking the other way at the time) and so is obviously meant to convey to the reader not only the message that Ember loves her brother but also that this is a stage in her advancing maturity and developing personality.
- Pride and Prejudice (2005): When Miss Darcy meets Elizabeth for the first time at Pemberley, she gives her and her brother Mr Darcy a knowing look. It's implied that Miss Darcy knows that he's in love with her, and wonders what Elizabeth's feelings are.
- The Newman / Redford classic The Sting has each con man arriving in Chicago casually flick his nose with his right index finger to signal that he's "in" on the plan to fleece Doyle Lonnegan.
- True Lies features maverick agent Harry Tasker piloting a Harrier jet. His daughter is clinging to the nose cone (an improvised rescue) while the Big Bad stands on one wing with a pointed firearm. Harry rolls his eyes to his right as a signal to his daughter that he's going to roll the jet. The girl is ready for this move, and doesn't fall off; the Big Bad misses the signal and topples off the edge.
- The little girls in Zilpha Keatley Snyder's novels often give each other such looks, demonstrating the almost-ESP said girls experience when together. Ivy and Martha do this a few times in Literature/The Changeling, usually over the real-world confirmation of an element in their imaginary games. In The Egypt Game, April and Melanie look at each other this way when something strikes them as particularly appropriate for Egypt. Toby grouses that it's "like they have Siamese brains or something". When Pomma and Teera in the Green-Sky Trilogy do this, sometimes they actually are communicating telepathically.
- Emma by Jane Austen:
- During the dinner party at the Coles, Frank Churchill casts a long look at Miss Fairfax. When Emma notices, he says Miss Fairfax has a strange hairdo and that he couldn't help himself and had to stare. However, it was a loving and longing look. They are secretly engaged.
- Mr Knightley noticed significant glances which Frank Churchill directed at Miss Fairfax while he dined with them and Emma was not present. He thought the looks were inappropriate because Frank Churchill seemed to court Emma. Mr Knightley is the only one who correctly suspected that Franck Churchill and Jane Fairfax share a relationship.
- Pride and Prejudice: Mr Darcy frequently fixes his eyes on Elizabeth. She notices that he does that but concludes it's only because he thinks something is wrong or improper about her. Later in the story, Charlotte also notices Mr Darcy often gazes at Elizabeth. She thinks and hopes it could mean he admires her, but she also thinks it could only be that he's absent-minded.
- In The Handmaid's Tale, when Offred pairs up with Ofglen on her errands to the market, there's a moment where the two exchange a quiet knowing look through their reflections on a shop window, where they first mutually communicate to each other that they are both dissenters to the theocratic order. This is seen poignantly in the film as well.
- Star Trek: The Next Generation: Captain Picard uses this explicitly to communicate his intentions to his crew on at least one occasion when he does not want an alien species to know what is about to happen.
- In Game of Thrones, Renly Baratheon shares a lingering look with his secret lover Loras at the Hand of the King's tourney, the first indication the viewer receives that there's a relationship.
- The X-Files, "Grotesque": Agent Mulder is sinking into darkness and madness when he's investigating a particularly difficult case with a copycat serial killer. His supervisor Skinner asks his partner how he deals.
Skinner: Are you worried about him, Agent Scully?Scully: No, sir.Skinner: Off the record.(Scully doesn't answer. She just cocks her head and looks extremely sad.)Skinner: So am I.
- Horatio Hornblower, second instalment "Mutiny" and "Retribution": Many characters exchange significant looks when they cannot say what they would like to. Usually it's because they are in front of their superiors and they cannot talk freely.
- Lieutenants and best pals Horatio Hornblower and Archie Kennedy exchange lots of Meaningful Looks which express their dissatisfaction and disgust with the situation on their ship, commanded by paranoid and mentally unstable captain. They understand each other without words.
- Styles and Matthews, most prominent lower deck characters, share a worried look when Captain Sawyer assigns Hornblower to serve 36 hours of continuous watch, and reminds him that when an officer is found asleep on watch, it means a death sentence.
- Hornblower signals to 1st Lt. Buckland that he shouldn't interfere with Captain Sawyer and that he should carry out his order to arrest all the other lieutenants.
- In the second part, "Retribution", Lt. Bush joins Hornblower and Kennedy in the fun. They start trading the looks which express their annoyance with Acting Captain Buckland's incompetence and lack of commanding abilities.
- Their Spanish adversaries and prisoners, Senor and Senora Ortega share a look after they were forced to the unconditional surrender. We later find out its meaning. He wanted her to pull The Vamp and Femme Fatale. She pretended she was interested in having sex and killed one stupid Red Shirt, and the Spanish prisoners took over the ship.
- Invoked by name in Homestuck.
SOLLUX: yes they will! they just t0ld me.VRISKA: I d8dn't hear them say shit!SOLLUX: they b0th gave me meaningful glances!SOLLUX: like as if t0 say, aw yeah, let's b0unce.
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A free driver safety class will be available in November for any military personnel.
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The prospective groom is a 2004 graduate of Sycamore High School in Blue Ash and a 2009 graduate of Campbellsville University.
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Grimes, the Democratic candidate, and Johnson, the Republican candidate, will square off on Election Day, Nov. 8.
Grimes, 32, is a business attorney, and she thinks her background is important to understand state and federal election laws as well as business laws in Kentucky.
When the 10 founding members pooled $1,000 in initial capital to start Fort Knox Federal Credit Union back in 1950, little did they know that one day their Credit Union would grow to have more than $1 billion in assets.
The Elizabethtown Community and Technical College Choristers will present a fall variety show 6:30 p.m. Oct. 18 in the Science Auditorium of the college. The program will include selections by the Choristers – jazz, spirituals, and gospel – and solos and duets in a variety of styles. Door prizes and refreshments will be provided. The charge is $3 for the benefit of the Choristers, and everyone is invited.
For more information, contact Camille Hill, 270-706-8448.
Cindy Read of Louisville has been named Director, Sector Strategies for Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED65) Regional Workforce Partners. As director, she will work with businesses, education and training providers and the Workforce Investment Boards in 26 Kentucky and Indiana counties along the I-65 corridor to develop innovative workforce training approaches in three growing industry sectors.
A LaRue County teen is recovering from a farming accident that occurred Tuesday, Oct. 4.
Dereck Rock, 15, was working in tobacco on Airline Road with his grandfather Jimmy Rock about 1 p.m.
LaRue County Public Library will celebrate Teen Read Week Oct. 16-22 with special events and programs aimed at encouraging area teens to read for the fun of it. Thousands of libraries, schools and bookstore across the country will hold similar events centered on this year's theme, "Picture It! @ your library" which encourages teens to read a variety of materials, including graphic novels, movies, books about photography and more.
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Schlitz Park Miler RunWalk
East of N. 2nd Street on W. Pleasant St.
Open To The Public
June 23, 2015 5:30 p.m.
2015 race results here. Thanks to all our runners and walkers. We hope you had a great time!
View and download very affordable photos here.
Following in the footsteps of such popular races as New York's Fifth Annual Mile and Rockford's State Street Mile, the 4th Annual Schlitz Park Miler returns in 2015 with an improved course. You'll still run or walk a challenging one mile course that twists, turns, climbs and descends through the historic Schlitz Park neighborhood. But new this year, we'll start and finish at the same point and the course will take you by newly renovated spaces including Brewhouse Square park, the Stock-House and the Brown Bottle.
TENANTS 50% OFF Email Suzy firstname.lastname@example.com for discount code.
Brochure here.
Course map here.
Awards: Cash awards ($100, $60 & $40) to top three male and female finishers ages 20-39 and 40+ AND free 30-minute massage certificates from Elements Massage. Break the men's 4:25 and women's 5:00 record times and win an additional $100. Plus $50 gift certificate to fastest man and woman from Performance Running Outfitters.
Bottle opener key chain medals to top three male and female finishers in each age group.
Divisions: New in 2015 we've added new age groups for youngsters.
Perks: Gender specific technical T-shirt (Guaranteed for race day pick up when registered by June 11.) $10 discount coupon on shoes from Performance Running Outfitters, $30 discount coupon off Elements Massage services and a Buy One, Get One Free Dinner Menu Starter coupon from Milwaukee's newest critically acclaimed dining and drinking spot -- The Brown Bottle.
Post Race: Men's professional bike race. Refreshments available free and for sale. ONE FREE BEER per participant with ID. Must show ID to be served. Details to come on where to find Post-race participant refreshments.
Fee: General public: $25 race day
Tenants and two guests receive 50% off current registration fee. (Contact Suzy for code.)
Race Day Registration and Packet Pick-Up: 11a-1p and 3p -5p at event registration central in the parking on the southeast corner of N. 2nd St. and W. Pleasant St. Look for the ORANGE Body Mechanics tent.
Location: Schlitz Park: TOAD Start Finish Line just east of N. 2nd Street on W. Pleasant St., Milwaukee, WI
Start Time: 5:30p Single wave, chip timed
Parking Advisory: Due to bike racing taking place all day and tenants exiting at the end of the workday, please be sure to allow yourself ample time to arrive and park at the Miler. You can park anywhere at Schlitz Park in unmarked spaces as well as surrounding street parking.
Stay After: The Schlitz Park Miler is an ancillary event to the 11-day Tour of America's Dairyland Pro-Am bicycling race presented by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. The series rolls into bicycle friendly Schlitz Park, the only corporate complex to host, and features one of the most technical and challenging courses in the entire series. The women's professional race rolls at 12:30pm and the men's professional race starts following the Miler. So stick around to watch some of the best cyclists in the country and world race.
Race questions or interest in volunteering: Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Beneficiaries: DreamBikes and MACC Fund
Official Running Store Partner is Performance Running Outfitters.
Official Massage Partner is Elements Massage.
And thanks to sponsors The Brown Bottle and Body Mechanics Physical Therapy.
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2012 SHOT Show Special Report: Winchester Razorback XT
The Razor Back is the first round completely designed with the hog hunter in mind. The bullet is lead-free, so that it can be used in every state (CA DFG certification is in the works).
The Razor Back is the first round completely designed with the hog hunter in mind. The bullet is lead-free, so that it can be used in every state (CA DFG certification is in the works).
Yea, it's freaking sweet. A simple switch of the upper receiver and you have yourself either a .223 or a .308. I can't think of a more useful carbine than that.
Everyone should have a well-stocked room for shelter in place operations. While there are the obvious things that everybody needs for their shelter, there are also a few other things you may not have thought about.
This thing has so many uses, it's ridiculous. The obvious use for this handy little device, besides digging of course, is to use it as a weapon. The operator can throw it like a tomahawk, swing it like a club, or use it as a defensive baton. There are entire websites devoted to the art of E-Tool fighting; I wonder how long it takes to get a black belt in Tae Kwon Tool? Aside from fighting, you can use these things as foldable toilets. Guys used to do that when I was in the service. I'm a bit too heavy for that to work, but some guys used them with decent success. An E-Tool makes a great poker for a campfire as well. It is the best way to keep from singing your eyebrows off when you are camping. After you stock up the flames, you can also use it as a camp stool, just tilt the business end 90 degrees, tighten it down, put the handle on the ground and have a seat. It isn't as comfortable as the living room recliner, but it's better than sitting on the frozen ground. If you don't have one of these E-Tools in your SHTF pack, you sir, are unprepared.
Have a gas mask? Me too, actually I have several. I spent seven years as a chemical weapons troop in the Air Force, so I know a thing or two about these things. The problem with after market mil-surp masks, isn't usually the mask itself, it's the filter. If you don't have a good filter on your mask, consider yourself hosed. These filters have expiration dates, and once you open the can, the clock ticks a lot faster. Your best bet, if you want to truly stay ready for that chemical, biological, or radiological attack, is to have a fresh filter on your mask ready to go, and change it out regularly. It's a good idea to have several of these canisters on hand too. Some chemical weapons have canister-breaking properties, in that once contaminated by the agent; you have to throw the filter away almost immediately. Now I know not everybody has access to high-end NBC detection equipment, so you won't always know what is out there. As a civilian however, you will want to change out your filter regularly no matter what is creeping around in the air.
Having a comfortable place to sleep is something that most people overlook in their SHTF cache. If you are on the move, you may not be able to find a soft warm bed, and nothing is worse than sleeping on the cold ground outside. These cots are the same ones our troops use in the military and they work great. They give your back enough support and keep you off that awful ground. I have slept many nights on cots identical to this one, and I have no complaints. They fold up into a compact enough roll so you can tie them to your backpack, or just throw it in the back of the truck. The rugged material these cots are made of makes these things last a lifetime as well. I'm pretty sure the ones from my old unit were purchased during Vietnam. Now that's long lasting durability folks!
Even though chemical weapons have not been used on a large-scale since World War I, the threat still remains of a terrorist assault on our soil using weapon-grade chemical agents. Should some extremist group decide to attack us, be ready to defend yourself with a gas mask.
The .223/5.56 NATO cartridge has proven itself on and off the battlefield for decades. Enemy troops have an almost supernatural fear and respect for the AR platform and the deadly ammunition it fires their way. While the .223 may be one of the best multipurpose cartridges out there, it isn't the best cartridge for absolutely everything. For this reason, AR manufacturers developed their firearms in a wide array of cartridges both larger and smaller than the widely available .223.
Designers developed the 6.8mm SPC cartridge to address the deficiencies of the terminal performance of the 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge currently in service with the U.S. Armed Forces. The cartridge was the result of the Enhanced Rifle Cartridge program. Participating in the program were U.S. Special Operations soldiers, as well as armorers and other technicians from the United States Army Marksmanship Unit. The development of this cartridge is unusual and interesting in that it was designed by actual shooters in the armed forces, instead of by industry professionals. The goal was to create a cartridge that would bridge the gap between 5.56mm and 7.62x51mm NATO. Daniel Defense built this beauty with a 16-inch cold hammer forged chrome lined heavy barrel with a 1:11-inch right hand twist. The magazine still holds 30 rounds despite the larger caliber. Putting that sweet 6.8 round downrange with this puppy would be more than entertaining!
Sometimes I look at guns and wonder why manufacturers created them to begin with. I admit to thinking the same thing when I saw this one for the first time. What possible advantage could a .243 AR-15 give you over another alternate caliber like the .308? Well, actually, I don't really know. The .243 is a necked down .308, so you have a very fast and accurate projectile. I suppose recoil would be significantly less than a .308, and the .243 is larger than a .223. It seems to be a decent intermediate cartridge for varmint hunting. Many relatives of mine kill deer with a .243 on a regular basis, so the killing power of the round is not in question. It is probably the smallest round that I would hunt deer with. I've heard of many people shooting whitetail with a .223, but I wouldn't recommend it. For hog hunting down here in Texas, it actually seems pretty useful. Hammering down .243 rounds all night long while ridding my property of those awful critters would be more than exciting. The reduced recoil, compiled with the increased killing power, makes the .243 an interesting choice for an AR cartridge.
If you haven't fired a .308 out of an AR type rifle, I suggest you try it. It kicks a bit, but that cartridge flies downrange with almost magic accuracy and reliability. The biggest downside to most .308 ARs is magazine capacity. Most of these guns come with a 20 round mag, versus the 30 rounds you get with a .223. A properly configured .308 can hunt most things in North America, while giving you unparalleled performance. There is a reason why most police and military snipers choose the .308 for their sniper rifles. Since its inception in 1952, the .308 Winchester has become the most popular short-action, big-game hunting cartridge worldwide. You can feel confident that thing will bring down almost anything you may encounter on the ranch. I'd like to meet Eugene Stoner, the inventor of the AR platform, and the first guy who had the idea to chamber a AR in .308, and shake his hand. While not ideal for combat due to the decreased ammunition capacity, it is still a hard-hitting, very accurate rifle that is absolutely perfect for varmints, hogs, deer, or any other game you can think of.
Practice, practice, practice. That is the key to being an amazing shooter. Shooting a semi-automatic rifle can be an expensive hobby however. Box after box of .223 ammunition can add up, and fast. What is the best way to save money at the range? Easy, shoot .22 LR instead of .223! The M&P15 rifle line has expanded to include the new M&P15-22. Chambered in .22LR, Smith & Wesson built the M&P15-22 rifle with high strength polymer upper and lower receivers. This creates a reduced weight rifle that retains the looks and operating features of the standard M&P rifle. The new M&P15-22 is a dedicated M&P15-format rifle designed and built as a true .22 LR semi-auto from the ground up, with all the standard operating features and accessory specifications of a modern-version centerfire M&P15 rifle. Don't have anything but cheap lead ammo? This gun doesn't care. The magazine and receiver will eat any .22 LR ammunition you can throw at it. This is the best choice for shooting all day long, while still being affordable.
What's that? You want to fire 32 rounds of 9mm out of an AR style rifle? Yea, we can do that. Ammunition for 9mm is relatively inexpensive, while still being an excellent defensive round. Suppression lovers are a fan on this configuration, as well as SBR owners. In my opinion, my favorite thing about these carbines is that I can take one to the indoor pistol range on a rainy day. Recoil on most of these guns in negligible, and tight groups at 50 yards is easy to pull off. Just remember not to tick off your range officer with rapid-firing this little guy. As far as a defensive set up, this makes sense to me. Who would ever want to take in 32 rounds of 9mm hollow point? That would make one big mess. It's like carrying two Glocks, but with better accuracy and no need to change mags. A proven defensive round out of a proven defensive platform, I'm in!
If you had to choose one gun to fill every role that you need a firearm to fill, what would you choose? This question came up at the office the other day and quite a few of us immediately responded with "AR-15 of course." The others don't get to explain their reasons for being on Team AR-15, but I do; that's why my job is awesome. Take a quality 5.56 NATO caliber, 16-inch AR-15 carbine with a red dot and a flashlight, and that gun will be ready for (almost) anything.
Caliber 5.56: Sure you can buy AR-15s in different calibers, but 5.56 is by far the most common and the least expensive choice, and it does get the job done. Per dollar spent I can buy a whole lot more 5.56 than .300 Blackout or 6.8 SPC or whatever whiz-bang caliber they will come up with next week. This means I can train with the gun more often, making me a better shooter. If I own the coolest .458 SOCOM setup you've ever seen but I've only put 50 rounds through it in the past six months, I'm not as good a shooter as I should be, and I'm not going to be very effective no matter how good the gun is. But what about its terminal effectiveness? What about all those stories about Somalis getting shot and then getting back up in Mogadishu? The truth is, 5.56 has a good track record of stopping power when the velocity of the round is high enough and shot placement is good. The citizens of Iraq and Afghanistan (both friend and foe) view the M4 carbine with almost superstitious respect. One returning soldier said that they think our troops are equipped with "magic death rays", partially because our guys actually hit their targets and Taliban/insurgent medical capabilities are so poor. Back here in the states, they knocked the 5.56 round for many years as being too small to hunt with, but that's simply not true. A friend of mine in Missouri has been taking deer every year for over a decade with an old 16-inch Colt A2, and he says new hunting ammo choices available for the past few years make the round more deadly than ever before.
Parts is parts: If I could only have one gun to depend on, I would want to be able to get quality, standardized replacement parts easily and cheaply from a variety of sources. I would also want a high degree of certainty that those replacement parts wouldn't be needed for a long, long time. A quality AR-15 with a chrome lined barrel gets me both of those things. Everyone likes to talk about how robust the AK-47 is (and yes, it's an excellent gun), but the AR-15's design is also very easy on its parts. I like to keep an extractor and extractor spring on hand but honestly I've never worn those pieces out, I'm doing it "just in case." AR-15 parts will last an incredibly long time, especially if you actually bother to maintain them. Here come the AK-47 fans again—what about the legendary reliability of the AK in dirty environments with no cleaning at all? Well, if I suddenly found myself transported to a West African jungle firefight with a muddy weapon, ok, I might opt for an AK, but weapon selection would be pretty low on my list of worries at that point! Fortunately I live in the USA, where we have plenty of gun oil to go around and no shortage of shop rags and paper towels either. Our experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan have proven that the AR-15 will run with good reliability even in awful conditions, especially if it is well oiled.
But how does it shoot: I've covered caliber, parts availability, and reliability, but those things can be said of a few other guns as well, (the Ruger Mini-14 comes to mind). What sets the AR-15 apart is how it shoots. Even the standard single stage trigger is crisp with a relatively short travel and light pull. You can upgrade the trigger to "amazing" if you want to sacrifice some parts commonality, but a good quality standard one is fine by me. The AR-15's safety is located in the perfect position to be easily moved both "on" and "off" by the shooter's thumb or trigger finger. It is the fastest, most intuitive safety on any rifle, and that's why so many newer designs are now copying it. Correct specification magazines will drop free from the magazine well without having to be pulled out, and the AR-15's bolt hold open feature and straight-insert magazine design makes reloading faster than any other rifle design. In carbine form, the AR-15 doesn't weigh much, and a collapsible stock makes the rifle short and compact. A weight of around ten pounds is pretty standard, with a few accessories added. An AR-15 carbine with a 16-inch barrel is a handy, light rifle that can be carried around for hours and then brought into action very quickly. The in-line stock design means that felt recoil is minimal, especially in 5.56 NATO chambering. The last aspect of "how it shoots" is accuracy, and again the AR-15 really shines. Sure, there are heavy-barrel "target" or "varmint hunting" variants built to squeeze maximum accuracy out of the design, but even a standard chrome-lined carbine barrel should hold a group of no more than two inches at 100 yards with quality ammunition. I've seen good shooters with hand-loaded ammo and quality scopes hit man-sized targets at 600 yards using good quality 16-inch barrels (if you're reading this, hi Don!).
The AR-15 is enjoyable and rewarding to shoot. Ammo and parts for it are affordable and easy to get. It has a proven track record with military forces using it in conditions I hope I never find myself in. It is a proven choice for recreational target shooting, self-defense, hunting, competition, and defeating tyrannical governments around the world. It is my heartfelt endorsement for One Gun To Rule Them All.
The United States Special Operations Command is using a new 5.56 NATO cartridge, and now the Marine Corps is trying it out as well. Some folks refer to it as the SOST round, others call it the OTMRP round, the phrase "barrier blind ammo" has been tossed around the internet, and the official Navy designation is Mk 318 Mod 0. No matter what name you use, it seems that everyone except the US Army wants to load their rifles with it.
In response to the 9/11 attacks, our country went to war in Afghanistan in the fall of 2001. It didn't take long for the troops to complain that the 1980s era 62 grain M855 ammo used in their M4A1 rifles was ineffective. In 2002 a big report detailing these problems was written up by the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Crane, Indiana and sent to the Pentagon. In 2003, America opened a second front in Iraq, and more information began coming in. The new war stories, combined with additional scientific testing, began to weigh on the Pentagon, and in 2005 they issued a formal request to the ammunition industry for "enhanced" ammunition. Intimidated by the complicated military procurement process, nearly every ammo maker in the country turned away. The Federal Cartridge Company was the only business to respond to the government's request.
The Navwar/Crane and Federal/ATK bunch worked together quickly. This "Special Operations Science and Technology" team knew what they wanted and how to get it. Performance objectives for the new ammo were as follows:
It was a tall order, but the first prototype batch of ammo was delivered to the government in August 2007. Increased velocity and decreased muzzle flash were accomplished by tweaking the type of powder used, but the real magic was found in the bullet design. The bullet was named the Open Tip Match Rear Penetrator. The front of it is a hollow point backed up by a lead core, but the lead core only goes about halfway down the length of the bullet; the rear half is solid brass. When the OTMRP bullet hits a hard barrier, such as the windscreen of a car being driven by a suicide bomber, the front half of the bullet smooshes (that's a technical term) against the barrier, breaking it so the "penetrator" half of the bullet can fly through and hit the target beyond. This "barrier blind" bullet acts like two bullets in one, the second brass bullet flying exactly through the hole made by the first lead bullet.
Special Forces often use modern hollowpoint ammunition forbidden to the rest of the military. They do this by classifying themselves on paper as "counter-terrorist" forces which can follow law enforcement guidelines rather than military law. To be fielded by an entire branch of the military, the new round could not be classified as a hollowpoint by the Pentagon. Federal Cartridge helpfully pointed out to Pentagon lawyers that the SOST bullet uses a new "reverse drawn" forming process. The base of the bullet is made first, the lead core is placed on top of it, and then the jacketing is pulled up around the lead core from bottom to top. They said the bullet isn't a hollowpoint, it's an "open tip", and the reason why the tip is open is just a byproduct of the manufacturing process, and has nothing to do with the terminal ballistics of the bullet's stopping power in soft tissue. The lawyers bought the explanation, and with a wink wink here and a nudge nudge there, officially classified the new round as "Mk 318 Mod 0″, legal for the military to use according to the laws of warfare. In completely unrelated news *cough*, the round is said to be devastating against bad guys. The front half of the bullet fragments very consistently, creating what has been described as a "snowstorm" of lead in the first few inches of soft tissue. The solid copper rear of the bullet then penetrates around 18" of ballistic gelatin while tumbling. Ouch. The SOST bullets peform this way even with the reduced velocity of a 10.5″ chopped barrel. No wonder the Marines decided to buy "a couple million" rounds of the ammo to try out as part of a 10.4 million round ammo purchase in September 2010.
The only branch of the military not to show any interest in the new round at all is the US Army, which is instead deploying its new M855A1 "Enhanced Performance Round," also known as the lead-free or "environmentally friendly" round. The Marines also bought 1.8 million rounds of this ammo as part of the same September 2010 order mentioned above. The M855A1 is a solid copper bullet topped with a 19 grain "stacked cone" alloy steel penetrator tip. The Army touts the fact that the M855A1 can penetrate 3/8-inch thick steel at 400 meters and also has "barrier blind" properties. Some observers say that the Army is dead set on buying ammo from the development program it paid for, and won't buy ammo developed by the Navy no matter how good it might be. Others say that with budget cuts coming soon, the Army is anxious to advertise itself to influential Congress members as the most environmentally friendly branch of the armed forces. Perhaps the Army's testing has convinced them that M855A1 really is a better round—all we know for now is that they aren't interested in Mk318 Mod 0.
Interested in trying the SOST round? You can! BVAC makes a round which they advertise as being "Made in the USA to the same specifications as Mk 318 Mod 0", and Federal has released a civilian version as well under the not-catchy-at-all name AB49. Because an executive order by President Bill Clinton banned the sale of "surplus" American made military ammo, Federal advertises AB49 as "loaded similar to Mk 318 Mod 0." But lets not kid ourselves the way the government does. In all likelihood there is only one assembly line producing this ammunition for Federal Cartridge. When the assembly line is finished making its allotment of ammo for the government's order each week, it runs for awhile longer making some extra for public sale. The official government NSN number for the ammo is "FC-10C801-013." That number is stamped on each cardboard box of Federal AB49. Hint, hint, civilians.
This is the same ammo issued to our troops. They come pre-loaded on stripper clips for your convenience. Lake City M855 ammunition is some of the best 5.56x45mm (.223 Remington) ammo you can get. It has a 62-grain SS109 Penetrator green-tipped bullet, MIL-SPEC annealed case shoulder, and it is NATO-marked. You get 30 rounds.
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The Handbook to Practical Disaster Preparedness is a 430-page practical guide to helping you and your family prepare for a real-life disaster event. It has tons of photos and illustrations in an easy to read format. The author, Arthur T. Bradley, is a well-researched Ph.D. NASA engineer who wants to share his knowledge with others. The new second edition of the handbook includes new information on our current economical crisis and information on firearms for personal protection. Bradley states, "The truth is most of us already have plenty of stuff. Rather, it's our know-how that is seriously lacking." So arm yourself with the knowledge and survive the next disaster.
Like it? Want it? Buy it! Item: BOOK-160
Don't be sticker shocked! Can you place value on your life? I would think that 60 rounds should be enough to save your life, your family's life, your buddy's life, and the dog. Not only are these mags handy in a defense situation, 3-Gun competitors can shave time off by not having to reload as much during a match.
The 60-round SureFire high-capacity magazine will still fit in a double MOLLE mag pouch. It is compatible with all M16 and AR-15 .223 Remington rifles.
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Since I shocked you with the expensive item, I thought I would offer this three-pack of HK 91 Cetme pistol grips for less than a buck. This is one of the best deals on our Web site. These used, military surplus grips fit Cetme and H&K rifles.
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A few days ago, Tam (if you're not reading her blog, you should be) put together a list of the various calibers she keeps on hand to shoot through the various guns in her collection. It's a pretty extensive list, as it should be for a collector of obscure firearms. My own list is a little more mundane, but it also fits my collection of guns which are all primarily uses for competition and heavy shooting. That means that instead of a lot of different calibers, I have a lot of rounds of just a few calibers. On hand right now are the following calibers:


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They are the same but the second one is great if you have MVC in your code and don't want to have a lot of echos in your code. For example, in my
I personally really hate the alternate syntax. One nice thing about the braces is that most IDEs, vim, etc all have bracket highlighting. In my text editor I can double click a brace and it will highlight the whole chunk so I can see where it ends and begins very easily.
I don't know of a single editor that can highlight endif, endforeach, etc.
I think this say it all:
When mixing HTML an PHP the alternative sytnax is much easier to read. In normal PHP documents the traditional syntax should be used.
At our company, the preferred way for handling HTML is:
In the end, it really is a matter of choosing one and sticking with it.
Here's where you can find it in the official documentation: PHP: Alternative syntax for control structures
I think that it really depends on your personal coding style. If you're used to C++, Javascript, etc., you might feel more comfortable using the {} syntax. If you're used to Visual Basic, you might want to use the if : endif; syntax.
I'm not sure one can definitively say one is easier to read than the other - it's personal preference. I usually do something like this:
Whether that's easier to read than:
is a matter of opinion. I can see why some would feel the 2nd way is easier - but only if you haven't been programming in Javascript and C++ all your life. :)
I would use the first option if at all possible, regardless of the new option. The syntax is standard and everyone knows it. It's also backwards compatible.
Both are the same.
But: If you want to use PHP as your templating language in your view files(the V of MVC) you can use this alternate syntax to distinguish between php code written to implement business-logic (Controller and Model parts of MVC) and gui-logic. Of course it is not mandatory and you can use what ever syntax you like.
ZF uses that approach.
There is no technical difference between the two syntaxes. The alternative syntax is not new; it was supported at least as far back as PHP 4, and perhaps even earlier.
You might prefer the alternative form because it explicitly states which control structure is ending:
You might prefer the traditional syntax, though, if you use an editor that has special support for braces in other C-like syntaxes. Vim, for example, supports several keystrokes for navigating to matching braces and to the starts and ends of brace-delimited blocks. The alternative syntax would break that editor feature.
They are indeed both the same, functionally.
But if the
That actually applies to any analogous "closing thing"! ;)
Also, in general, editors deal better with curly brackets, in the sense they can point you to where it was open. But even that doesn't make the descriptive comments any less valid.
It all depends, personally I prefer the traditional syntax with echos and plenty of indentations, since it's just so much easier to read.
I agree alt syntax is cleaner with the different end clauses, but I really have a hard time dealing with them without help from text-editor highlighting, and I'm just not used to seeing "condensed" code like this:
I think that it's particularly clearer when you're using a mix of
as opposed to:
This is especially useful for long control statements where you might not be able to see the top declaration from the bottom brace.
I used to use the curly braces but now a days I prefer to use this short-hand alternative syntax because of code readability and accessibility.
In the end you just don't want to be looking for the following line and then having to guess where it started:
Technically and functionally they are the same.
I used to use curly brackets for "if, else" conditions. However, I found "if(xxx): endif;" is more semantic if the code is heavily wrapped and easier to read in any editors.
Of course, lots editors are capable of recognise and highlight chunks of code when curly brackets are selected. Some also do well on "if(xxx): endif" pair (eg, NetBeans)
Personally, I would recommend "if(xxx): endif", but for small condition check (eg, only one line of code), there are not much differences.
Personally I prefer making it in two seperate sections but within the same PHP like:
But maybe it is slower?
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Caribbean guilder
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|Caribbean guilder
|Caribische gulden (Dutch)
|ISO 4217 code
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The Caribbean guilder (Dutch: Caribische gulden) is the proposed currency of the Caribbean islands of Curaçao and Sint Maarten, which formed [clarification needed] after the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles in October 2010.
The Netherlands Antillean guilder will continue to circulate and plans to implement the Caribbean guilder will not be finalized until the islands' Central Bank situation is resolved.[3] The new currency will be abbreviated CMg (for Curacao, Sint Maarten guilder) and will be pegged to the United States dollar at the same exchange rate as the Netherlands Antillean guilder (1 USD = 1.79 NAg = 1.79 CMg).[1] As the BES islands (Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba) adopted the U.S. dollar directly on 1 January 2011, the introduction of the CMg will mean the end of the circulation of the Netherlands Antillean guilder.
The launch of the currency was delayed until the islands' Central Bank situation is resolved. The currency was supposed to be issued by the Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten (the successor of the Bank of the Netherlands Antilles) with a chairperson chosen by both islands' prime ministers. The two islands will also appoint six further members of the supervisory board of directors. The currency will be phased in over three months.[2] The 2.5 guilder coin and the 25 guilder notes present in the Netherlands Antillean guilder series will not be issued, but will be replaced by 20-based denominations.[2]
- ^ a b "Nieuwe Caribische gulden wordt CMg" (in Dutch). persbureaucuracao.com. 21 October 2010. Retrieved 22 October 2010.
- ^ a b c d e "FAQ - Central Bank". Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten. Retrieved 24 February 2014.
- ^ "Curacao wants its own Central Bank". Curacao Chronicle. Retrieved 2 April 2014.
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RE: [fw-wiz] on-the-fly-analysis vs. proxy rewrites
- From: "Behm, Jeffrey L." <BehmJL@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 09:21:02 -0600
On Friday, February 10, 2006 8:55 AM, Darren Reed so wrote:is
On Wednesday, February 08, 2006 5:39, PM Jeff Behm wrote:
On Wednesday, February 08, 2006 1:27 AM, Darren Reed so wrote:
On Tuesday, February 07, 2006 12:50 PM, Dave Piscitello so spake:
An interesting exercise for this list - possibly a new thread? -
proxy"on-the-fly"what security policies are best enforced by implementing
analysis" versus "what security policies are best enforced by
How is one different to the other ?
How is a proxy not doing something "on the fly" ?
My sometimes jaded view is that the proxy rewrites the traffic to
conform to whatever the proxy writer wrote. Hopefully, that matches
thewith some standard protocol to _provide_ the security. I.E. You get
doingsecurity from the proxy writer having rewritten your traffic. It's
*something,* true, but it's not "checking" anything. It's just not
re-writing any *bad* stuff.
That is still "on the fly". The original question (however flawed it
was), wanted to compare "on the fly" vs proxy. I'd assert that in
nearly all cases, except for SMTP, the proxy IS "on the fly".
Hmmmm...contemplating...should I respond or let this die?...It's only a
small technical point I'm trying to make here anyway...
I can see how one could assert that, but I feel you're leaving off a
very important and meaning-changing word from the OP's question. That
word is "analysis." Proxy stuff *is* on-the-fly, but (IMHO) it is *not*
on-the-fly-analysis, which is what the OP asked to compare. It's just
taking a request and rewriting it to conform to the proxy writer's
interpretation of the standard protocol (as MJR eloquently pointed out,
(paraphrased) "The proxy writer should only implement that part of the
protocol that is absolutely necessary, i.e. a subset of the entire
protocol."). Quote from MJR from another post... "<mjr>So a proxy
serves not only as an application protocol validation sieve, it's also
sort of an application protocol minimizer.</mjr>"
On the fly *analysis* (to me) means looking at the data in the different
layers and verifying they are "correct" (whatever that means) against
the standard. I.E. Analyzing the data. The proxy parses the data and
rewrites it based on the proxy writer's implementation, but the proxy
isn't "enforcing" or analyzing the data. It's just rewriting it to
A subtle, but important difference that I tried to make when I said
"It's doing something, but it's not checking anything." I should have
changed "checking" to "analyzing." We're really a bit OT chasing a
tangent here, and I almost didn't respond, but I believe it is a
important distinction to make. Also, I'm not sure anyone has really
answered the OQ...
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