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If you are looking for a light knife that can do it all, this is a good option. 5.6oz, D2 steel, carries a length of emergency para cord. I wrapped the handle in a layer of hockey tape to keep the cord from getting too bloody. This is part of my Army kit as well.
This is a pic of the bottom piece that the bow sits in. I brought the guy a piece of cardboard the shape of the bottom part of the bow for a template. He added three release buckles two on the top and one on the bottom so it can be removed. He also added a cinch strap to hold the bow in the bottom piece for long treks. One side of the release buckles are just tied with cord to the packs buckle straps and the bottom release buckle is tied to the pack strapping on the bottom. See the two pics below.
The bow on the top is held in with a quick release strap. It attaches to the shoulder strap with a buckle. You just run the strap around or through the riser then back through the quick release buckle and snug it up a little.Pics below.
Without strap in release buckle.
With strap in the release buckle.
The pic in the previous post has the pack with the bow in it. Eberlestock make a bucket and strap you can buy but the one I bought didn't work with my Mathews Z7 so I sold it to someone else... I hope this helps. Mark
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Thanks Mark, That is a good set-up. Good pictures.
Ok I have been listening to everyone and I have knocked off some more weight.
If I hunt where I normally do, there is a stream I cross halfway in and I can refill for the trip in. So I am eliminating 1QT of water and fill when I am almost to my campsite. Where I camp there is a stream about .35 miles away so I can refill there as often as I need when I head back in the evening. I drink a lot of water each day,at least a gallon plus everyday. I am going to leave the Ax the Gurber knife and the leather sheath for the Wyoming saw. The guy that did my bow carrier made a lightweight carrier for the saw and it weighs about 1/10 of what the leather sheath did. I am replacing the poncho with Lighter weight rain-gear so that will save a few ozs. It looks like the food pack wont be as heavy as I thought so it will be about 1lb lighter. I am also going to leave the day pack and just compress down my main pack for day trips once I am in. Those few things will put me right at 56.46 lbs. Depending on the forecast I might leave a item or two of clothing at the truck but I doubt it. Last time I did that we had a freak snowstorm and there was 12" of snow on the ground the next morning!! Was great hunt afterwards!! Got to stick with the tent for now.
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Hi Everyone, Have returned from my annual Wyoming mule deer hunt in the Bighorns. We hunted Sept. 5th thru 11th. I must say the hunting was decidedly tougher this year. Two issues had to be dealt with; the first few days were very hot and deer numbers seemed to be down a little. Those first few days there was very little deer movement in the daylight, the first hour of daylight was about the only time we saw activity. We passed up a few small and medium bucks thinking we would see better. Mid week temps cooled and we started seeing more deer. I shot a small buck on the last morning of the hunt, not a trophy, but he'll make excellent steaks, brats, and snack sticks. My buddy ended up sorry he didn't take a mid size 4x4 on the first day.
A couple of observations; We saw quite a few spike bucks this year. I don't know if I have ever seen spike bucks here before. Also the buck I shot had almost no fat reserves on his body. Usually there is fat around the brisket area and on the back above the back straps. Here's my opinion. Due to the drought of last year the winter range has very poor feed available for the deer, hence, spike bucks and deer in poor condition for the upcoming winter. Pray for a mild winter this year.
I did see more elk than I ever have this year, probably because we started concentrating on secluded springs and water sources. Between my partner and I we could have shot 7 different bulls, all under 20 yds. No, don't ask. I hope to draw an elk tag in the near future.

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This is a product review of Marshmallow Fluff mix from LC Foods. (http://www.holdthecarbs.com/) I wanted to try some products from this company because they seem to have done their homework, (ie no sugar alcohols) and they are based in my home state of NC. The first products I tried were the LC Thick'n Potatoes (review here) and the Vanilla Frosting Mix.
I did not review the frosting mix because it was a complete failure for me. I tried it more than once and I followed the directions to the letter. I simply could not get a satisfactory result.
However, they say the third time is the charm. The Marshmallow Fluff Mix is the third product I've tried from this company, and it's awesome.
According to the directions, you need two egg whites, water, and vanilla to add to the Marshmallow Fluff Mix. (find product here) It says it has zero net carbs, and the main ingredient is chicory root. The cost is $7.98 and each pouch makes two batches that are supposed to yield two cups each. I placed mine in a two cup container, and you can see it's a little shy of being two full cups. However, the consistency and taste make the product totally worthwhile.
One batch was enough to generously frost this cake. (The cake is from Splendid Low Carbing: Chocolate Zucchini Cake) The product did lose a little of its "fluff" after being in the refrigerator for two days. It did not break down or dissolve or anything though. It was still excellent after two days. I'm not sure about 3 days because the whole cake was gone at that point.
So, if you are looking for a low carb white or vanilla frosting that is not cream cheese based, this is a great alternative. In my opinion, it's worth the cost of $4 per batch . Cream cheese frosting costs about $2.50 plus the cost of your sweeteners and other ingredients. Most of the sweeteners we use are not exactly cheap.
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There is something seriously wrong with the universe when a woman as pretty and thin as Lorna Yee can put away truck loads of fatty food to no ill effect. Or perhaps - a different view - perhaps there's something seriously right. She's a friend of mine, so I say this with lots of love, that we must all meet dressed in black one night, take her away to a laboratory so that we may discover the secret to her nuclear metabolism - perhaps we could fuel the cars of tomorrow with the Lorna lessons of today.
Point being: There is something infinitely awesome about the richness and decadence that surround Ms. Lorna and her impeccable palate, generous spirit and saavy around a well-made dessert.
Reading her tweets, facebook status updates and recipes puts pounds on women all across this great land - FROM HER WORDS ALONE. But we keep going back for more. Maybe it's that we are trying to get a contact high from her life. We hope to share in her fashionable Prada Kevlar lined protective suit that allows duck fat in and calories out, 1 for 1. It boggles the mind.
The Newlywed Kitchen by Lorna Yee and Ali Basye is FOOD PORN at its very best. Page 80's Four Cheese Mac-and-Cheese centerfold was downright scandalous. Page 149's Cheddar Cheese Grits with Shrimp and Bacon Gravy made an elderly woman looking over my shoulder in the library blush, and then giggle.
It seems fitting that I'll be making her Red Velvet Cake with Bourbon Cream Cheese Frosting this weekend for a catering I'm doing for a Harlequin romance novelist. I even went out and bought myself that most utilitarian of objects: the portable cake transporter, with locking snap-down sides and handy top handle. Admit it, now you want one.
The brilliance in this book goes beyond the recipes, the photography and the stories well-crafted by co-author Ali Basye - the brilliance in this book lies in the ease with which you will overcome that life long question: what the fuck do I get them as a wedding gift? Ta-da. Behold: your answer.
I really enjoyed the stories of some food couples both known and unknown to me. One of my favorites was the partnership between Cynthia Nims and her husband Bob Burns. Bob made Cynthia a romantic dinner on one of their first dates that consisted of boiled beyond recognition broccoli, bottled salad dressing, ready-to-eat pasta sauce and watery canned mushrooms. No dessert was served. Years later, he recreated the menu only this time he made his own vinaigrette for the salad, used fresh mushrooms, lightly steamed the broccoli and dessert was presented on one knee, all sparkly and set inside a small box.
"It was so sweet for him to re-create the very first meal he ever made me - but properly...." says Cynthia...
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"Food is such an integral part of life. The trick is finding what makes you the happiest as a couple and making the most of that."
My only criticism of this book is that all newlywed couples take part in this dance in the kitchen. In our home, the dance starts with April's reliable-as-the-sunrise OH SHIT exclamation whilst cooking which brings me running into the kitchen to perform my part: clean up on aisle 7. Another dance features all the warmth of all the love in my heart when she does the impossible and burns water. A more modern set of steps occurred that time she made me a dinner using every last spice on my spice rack. And my favorite of all is when I cook something simple for her, something she really loves, and she closes her eyes while savoring, better to block out any distraction to her enjoyment.
I was surprised in this day and age, coming out of Seattle where half the chefs are queer as a three dollar bill, that not all couples were represented within the pages of the book (for the record, this was not Lorna's decision). Regardless, like years ago, gay and lesbian newlyweds can project themselves onto these pages. I can be Lorna, eating scads of duck confit and wearing pretty dresses, or not. April can be sweet, handsome Henry. Sweet handsome Henry with lipstick. Lipstick and boobs.


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If you've built many Mopar engines, we're sure you've run into this problem. Once new cam bearings are installed in the block, the cam becomes tight or impossible to install. While at first you might think the cam journals aren't ground properly or the bearings aren't sized properly, the problem usually originates with the block itself. It seems that when the final machine work was performed on most Mopar blocks, especially big-blocks, the cam journals were generally machined to the low end (smallest size) of the acceptable tolerance. So when a new set of bearings is installed, the interference fit is tighter than it needs to be, thereby reducing the inside diameter of the cam bearing. Combine this factor with a new cam that has journals machined to the high end of their tolerance, and installing the camshaft becomes difficult or impossible.
There are a couple of ways to correct this problem in an engine, but only one best way. While we've known engine builders to clearance the cam bearings with a bearing knife (yes, we've even done that ourselves), the proper way to correct this problem is not during engine assembly, but at the machine shop. To show us how to properly hone the block's cam journals, we enlisted Mike Ware of Muscle Motors. Muscle Motors is a leading builder of Mopar engines and has encountered and corrected this problem in numerous blocks. The procedure is pretty simple but requires the right tools and a manual depicting the correct tolerances for the journals. Mike has all the equipment in-house, and quickly showed us the process of correcting the block's cam bearing journal size.
During your next engine build, we suggest you have your machinist check the cam bearing journal dimensions. If your local machinist doesn't have the tools, give Muscle Motors a call. Correcting this problem at the machine shop is far easier than discovering it during engine assembly.
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Ever had a camshaft that just seemed tight during installation, or worse yet, wouldn't install at all? Chances are it's not a problem with the cam or bearings, but the block. Follow along as we show you how to properly correct the dimensions of the cam journals in your block so you don't have to install your cam with a hammer.From the Clevite bearing catalog, Mike makes note of the proper cam journal dimensions. Though we're working on a big-block, Muscle Motors can properly hone cam journals in any Mopar engine.Since each journal is a slightly different size, the hone must be adjusted between journals for the proper fit.Each of the five cam bearing journals are sequentially honed to size so the cam bearings-and cam-will have the proper oil clearance.


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I love these dream gear threads.
I think I would go with a Forbes NULA in 7mm Rem Mag or 300 Winny.
Top it with high end glass like Kahles/Swaro/Zeiss/Premier with a drop reticle system in 2-10 or 3-12ish config, and I would be set.
I love these dream gear threads.
I think I would go with a Forbes NULA in 7mm Rem Mag or 300 Winny.
Top it with high end glass like Kahles/Swaro/Zeiss/Premier with a drop reticle system in 2-10 or 3-12ish config, and I would be set.
My goal would be to offer four stock choices in design;
A mild monte-carlo
A bavarian hump back stock
A classic American style open grip stock like a Dakota model 10
And in bolt rifles only a thumbhole like Harry Lawson's stocks
Moving on. The M700 Remington has to make mention here. When you consider the shear number of them in service and the overall reliability of them they damn near got my vote as well. I've had a bunch of them from 22/250 to 300 Utra and they ranged in vintage from a couple old 721s to the latest and greatest. Accuracy has always been more than acceptable. Tweaking them is relatively simple. Are they the best out of the ox for accuracy? I'd have to say probably not. But they are darn close.
This brings me o two other manufacturers that have to be considered. Savage and Tikka. There are some things about both of them that need to be mentioned. Savage has to be one of the greatest rebirths ever in our sport. They have really stepped up and delivered. Unfortunately they are just about the ugliest rifle to come down the pike. They floating bolt head is possibly the most revolutionary design they have to offer. There are things associated with the barrel nut too that lend themself to improved accuracy. At leas at the mass production level. Changing the barrel itself can be accomplished by anyone relatively mechanicaly inclined. They are just plain effective. Would I rate them as my #1 out of the box? Close,but no cigar.
On to Tikka. Lots of good things to say about the Tikka as well. Simple design. Smoooth opperation. Single stack mags lend them selves to being very slick feeders. No sideways motion in the cartridge while coming from under the lip of the reciever up the ramp.
Lots going on in a staggered mag just to get the round out of the box and into the barrel. The Tikka doesn't have to contend with any of this. Their barrels are by and large quite good. I've never felt the need to fire lap a Tikka. The 25/06 was pretty easily coppered up,but not like some other pipes I've run into in the past. I'm not super fond of detachable mags. Another thing to loose or in the case of the plastic Tikka version break. Something I don't need after sitting in a truck seat for 30 hours just to get to elk camp. The trigger guard as well could be improved upon in my mind. Bear in mind that any time they loose some plastic,they are going to gain weight. One of the best things about the Tikka is the handy feel and light all up weight. My 338 is 7.75 lbs field ready. Pretty sweet at my age. The stock is above average for synthetic factory offerings these days. Especially at the Tikka price point. Savage had them beat for a couple years,then decided to claim their share of the market. That was the last Savage I bought. I will not pay more for a Savage than a Tikka. I'm not sitting in the brush for 2 weeks at a time looking down at that ugly sucker.
The Winchester model 70 has been good to me. I flat love the trigger. The time honored trigger. I'm not familiar with the latest offering. Give me a M70 with the old trigger and in about 5 minuets I'll have it adjusted to what in my mind is "Woods Perfect". Extreamly simple in design,and easily inspected visually. I like them. The field stripable bolt is another exercise in simplicity. Stupid simple and very effective. There was a period in time where the M70 was pretty close to extinction. Hence the quality slipped a lot. The front of the reciever on some of these rifles were anything but square. The overall fit and finish too was less than steller for a time. But,they have re-bounded in a big way. A little more money now than in the past,but I think worth it. Mine have always shot very well. Functioned as expected,and were pleasing to the eye. There is nothing any more attractive than a stainless/walnut feather weight M70.
Now for your answer. If I boil it all down. Price,performance,features,construction,accuracy,a nd reliability. I would have to come back to the Tikka. Are they perfect? Nope. But when you consider price,accuracy,quality,feel,function,and available chamberings they are pretty darn good rifles. I've never had a Tikka that wasn't very well worth the price.
If I could afford any rifle I wanted then I would probably be affraid of scratching it. It's weird, I don't think my horses would know a custom rifle vs. an off the shelf rifle when they are rubbing the scabbard on trees navigating the dead fall. If I didnt use it in the field and only at the range then I wouldn't have much use for it. I am happy with the ones I have and they all do the job when the wind isn't howling. I really love hunting but custom guns never got me real excited. If they feed , have a nice trigger, are topped with a leupold scope, and shoot then that is as custom as I need.
So, okay...in an imaginary house fire, which one rifle would you grab before all others?
For me it's my Remington 700CDL in .375h&h. I've taken everything from a charging pine marten (joke, he wasn't really charging) to a charging grizzly (no joke, she really was!). I have other rifles that are far more "all around" than the .375 but It's an old friend that I've had since 1978 and has kept my freezer filled better than all my other rifles combined.
A Ruger #1B in .280 Remington with a premium 26" barrel and a Leupold 4.5-14x40mm on top, a Zeiss Conquest, or maybe a fixed 6x42mm Leupold with the LR dots. Custom wood on it with some nice figure. You know what, I think it would be neat to have the wood be nutmeg laminate, checkered of course! I already have a Ruger 1B in 6mm Remington and a 30-06 so obviously I need a .280 Remington!! By the way both of the #1's I have right now both have fabulous wood in them!!
A Ruger Hawkeye, Winchester, or other Mauser style action trued and blue printed with a 24" barrel chambered in 6mm Remington. A nice slender stock similar to the Hawkeye stock (Ruger got that one really right!), and I would like it to be a nutmeg laminate that has been pillar and glass bedded. A nice Zeiss Conquest or Leupold on top would make me very happy!!
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Ruger #1 rifles are among my favorite. Especially the 1B and 1RSI. I have owned about 6 of them. Some have been accurate, some have been not accurate at all.
The newer ones have been better than the ones I have owned from the 1970's and 80s.
Black pad rifles seem to be more accurate than red pad rifles.
But the wood isn't as good.
Hey check out this video of a new rifle and scope outfit they are coming out with. Laser guided bullets? I'll wait and buy one when they come out with a light mtn rifle version.
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I'm not sure what the op's question is anymore....
My most accurate out of the box rifle is a Remington 700 .270 that I bought used to build a .280 ackley with. Decided to shoot it first and oh my goodness! I ended up restocking that one but I'll never be able to shoot as good as it does.
My current build is a Sendero type 7 rm on a 700 action built in 1962. 7RM seems fitting for this one. When the gun fund has grown back to a useable size I can see a 6mm rem in a walk around varmiter in my not too distant future. With out a passion life can be pretty boring....
I am the original poster, and I don't really care if the thread goes for a quantum leap.
I love talking about custom rifles, your dreams, my dreams...... whatever.


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ISM saddles are distinct in that they forego a traditional saddle shape in favor of a design that includes a forked tip or nose. In between the two forks, the Breakaway Saddle has a sizeable cutout that relieves the pressure put on the perineal artery by many of today's typical racing saddles. Testing shows that the ISM saddle design maintains upwards of 95% of your normal blood flow to some pretty important body parts in comparison to the 5 - 10% of normal blood flow values for other standard racing saddles.
While most other saddles have their greatest width at 3/4ths of the length from the nose, the Breakaway has this width about 2/3rds of the way back from the front. This means the ISM Adamo design will better support your sit bones as you inevitably roll your hips forward when you are riding fast and in an aerodynamic position. These two things -- the cutout, forked front portion and the location of the wings ensure that your weight is not supported by your soft tissue. Instead, you'll be sitting on your sit bones. How novel. This saddle's beauty will be known by the rear of the beholder.
The ISM Adamo Breakaway Saddle is available in Black with White trim on the rear portion. It has lightweight titanium rails with a 65mm flat section to offer great fore and aft adjustability. It's a full length saddle at 270mm and it's 135mm wide. It has the same shell shaping as the Podium Saddle, but it uses gel and thicker foam padding to lend more overall comfort. Of course, this makes it a few grams heavier, but for some, the additional comfort will be well worth it.


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While Americans are still reeling from the housing bust, people from around the globe are scooping up cheap American homes. Over the 12 months that ended in March, nearly 9% of all real estate spending in the U.S. was done by buyers from abroad. Is it "Rising Sun" all over again?


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1966 Buick GS Drum Brake System - New Tricks For Old DrumsWritten by on December 11, 2008 How to rebuild We rebuild a '66 Buick GS stock nonassisted 9.5-inch diameter four-wheel drum-brake system.
Renault invented the basic drum brake in 1902. We thought you all should know that, as if there already weren't enough reasons to swap over to discs. But some gearheads do prefer to keep their drum brakes in active stopping duty, whether it's for originality's sake, friction-free dragstrip use, or simply because the drums work well enough to spend money and time on other things. Such was the case with our '66 Buick GS. After entirely rebuilding its stock nonassisted 9.5-inch diameter four-wheel drum-brake system, the car had a confident, hard pedal and stopped reasonably well-better if you squatted a few hundred pounds each day for practice. And even after a few spirited runs through a local high-elevation twisty two-laner, the drums resisted fading admirably.
While there were no complaints concerning the brakes' stopping power, they did have an unpredictably evil habit of locking up. This became glaringly obvious after we went out to the high desert for a preliminary 60-to-0-mph brake test. The scorched pavement and warm tires made for poor adhesion and transformed our confidently braked GS into a dicey toboggan ride. The brakes locked up immediately upon application, and we found that the brain/leg combination is a poor substitute for ABS. After wasting considerable tire tread tattooing the pavement with straight lines, squiggly lines, and dotted lines, we cruised over to Marlan's underground desert fortress and swapped the organic front shoes with a set of trick linings from Praise Dyno Brake. We'd heard that the Praise lining formula improves fade resistance and bolsters stopping power, but would they keep our GS from locking up and improve its stopping distance?
In the interest of keeping this upgrade on the cheap, we retained the stock organic shoes on the rear brakes since the front brakes contribute most of the stopping forces. After installing the Praise shoes on the front of the Buick, we followed Praise's procedure for bedding in the new linings (25 medium-effort stops from 30 mph, allowing a minute of cooling between stops-time consuming, but important). Back at the desert test track, we accelerated through the gears to 60 mph then quickly pumped the brakes. We weren't exactly impressed with the 226-foot stopping distance, which was exactly the distance attained on the first stop with the old brake shoes. The next stop was an equally unexciting 228 feet. Time for a change in technique.
Instead of pumping the pedal on the third test, we hammered the pedal hard and didn't let up, resulting in a 196-foot stop with a slight lockup at 15-10 mph. That's an improvement, but could we do better if we prevented the tires from skidding? The next stop was done in a similar manner, but we pumped the brakes upon lockup and stopped in 206 feet. The last few tests were all-out max-effort stops, yielding 192, 194, and 191 feet, even with the recurring low-speed lockup. We decided to throw out the results of the first two stops because we hadn't yet perfected our stopping technique. We think the Praise shoes are a pretty good deal, considering the cost ($90) and the time needed for installation (30 minutes).
The real brake test came on the return trip to Los Angeles when we made a brutal panic stop to avoid a collision on I-5. It's human nature to wonder "what if," and for that reason we're sold on the Praise linings-at least until we can afford a disc upgrade.
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If you're set on keeping drum brakes on your car, the Praise shoes are a must-have. The 16 percent improvement in 60-to-0-mph braking distance could be the difference between avoidance and collision. And you sure can't complain about the time and effort it takes to slap 'em on the car. As you can see from the photo, all testing was done on an approved test track. Don't try this at home, kids. All test data was measured from 60-to-0-mph, with our indispensable G-tech performance meter.
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The 9.5-inch diameter, 2.5-inch wide shoes fit directly in place of the stock linings. We reused our stock springs and hardware because they'd only been in service for 3,500 miles. If your stuff is ready for retirement, Praise offers a heavy-duty Trick Spring Kit that will allow the shoes to expand and retract reliably for thousands of miles.If you opt not to have the drums turned, it's a good idea to scuff the braking surface with 400-grit sandpaper, followed by a liberal slathering of brake cleaner, before you reinstall them. The drums on our GS are integral to the hub, so we had to reinstall the outer bearing, washer, castle nut, and cotter pin on each side. If you're lucky, your drums will slide right off the hubs.


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Jerusalem by foot
Special Issue | This divided and tense city is less medieval theme park when seen apart from the tour groups
JERUSALEM- Most Americans visit Jerusalem as members of tour groups, and that approach has its advantages: You don't have to make arrangements or plan out the details yourself, you ride on a bus so your legs are fresh, and you have a guide who knows where the must-see sites are and when they are open.
But an alternative exists: If you like to plan your own schedule, spend as much time as you want at a site that interests you, and get the lay of the land by walking it, you can explore Jerusalem on your own. You'll learn by up-and-down experience that the city is hilly, with Mount Zion and the Kidron Valley both as advertised.
I can guarantee, based on walking Jerusalem from the Knesset building in the west to the Mount of Olives in the east over parts of six days, that you will get lost, since streets curve and are often poorly marked. I suspect that sometime you'll move from areas where the signs are in Hebrew, English, and Arabic, to areas where the signs are in English and Arabic, to others where the signs are in Arabic alone. When you see graffiti that equate the Jewish star to the swastika, it might be time to turn back.
But I can also tell of the pleasures of wandering through the walled Old City, never knowing where the next turn will take you. Or the satisfaction of heading out a side exit from Hezekiah's water tunnel, walking east on stony paths and perhaps backyards to where you think the Garden of Gethsemane is, and hitting it perfectly. Or gaining a sense of recent history by stumbling across a plaque honoring Israelis who blew up a British officers club in 1947.
What follows is a circuit of my seven favorite Bible-related sites in old Jerusalem; I've ordered them by geography but also so you can get to the most-visited place early in the morning when crowds are sparse. Speed-walking would allow you to visit all these sites in one day, but more time is much better.
1) The spot most visited by Christian pilgrims is the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which spreads over the traditional spot of both Christ's crucifixion and His temporary tomb. Although this is a must-see site, the church for my taste has far too much bling. And some parts-put your hand through a hole in the floor and touch the rock of Golgotha-seem too much like a medieval theme park.
I twice visited the holy sepulchre itself, the tomb that sits beneath an ornate structure under the basilica's dome. The first time was in the afternoon when 200 people stood in line for a two-second glimpse. But I had a different experience at a subsequent 8 a.m. visit, before the tour buses disgorged their passengers: I could kneel for an uninterrupted 15 minutes before the simple slab where Christ's body may have been placed. Not bad.
2) I say "may" have rested because a short walk away, through the Damascus Gate, is another candidate for Christ's burial spot, the Garden Tomb. You can see nearby the distinguishing geological feature, a cliff adjacent to the tomb that looks like a skull ("Golgotha" means skull in Aramaic). This tomb is not covered over by a church building, so you can get a good sense of physical surroundings and then enter the tomb itself, which is simple but elegant. No bling, and truth in advertising: Although it is adjacent to East Jerusalem's Central Bus Station, the Garden Tomb is garden-like.
3) A walk southeast through a Muslim area takes you to the Garden of Gethsemane on the lower slope of the Mount of Olives. The Church of All Nations is built over the spot where ancients believed Jesus prayed that the cup be taken from Him but that God's will be done-yet enough of the garden remains that you can see and get a sense of the olive trees that descend from those by which Jesus walked.
If you climb the Mount you'll pass by thousands of Jewish gravesites (and some Christian and Muslim ones as well). That's because the western slope overlooks the Kidron Valley, also known as the Valley of Jehoshaphat: Many Jews throughout the centuries thought that was the place where the dead would be resurrected, so they wanted to be buried close by. You should stop at the Dominus Flevit ("the Lord wept") Chapel, which is non-bling and offers a wonderful view of the old, walled city. The chapel is said to stand where Jesus beheld Jerusalem and wept over it.
Other historic churches are closer to the summit, which also boasts the Mount of Olives Bazaar and Last Paradise Dry Clean.
4) Walk through the Kidron Valley onto the rocky ridge once settled by the Jebusites and conquered by David 3,000 years ago. The "City of David" site has walls from 1300 b.c. that belonged to the Jebusite acropolis and fragments of what was probably David's palace. You can climb down a shaft that David's soldiers may have climbed up when they captured the city, and wade through thigh-high water in the tunnel that Hezekiah built to connect the city with the Pool of Siloam, which is still there. Note: Bring a flashlight and understand that the tunnel is not a safe theme park ride but a slippery walk through dark, cold water, and may require a guide.
5) Continue west from the "City of David" site to the St. Peter in Gallicantu Church, which commemorates the traditional site of Caiaphas' home and Peter's denial of Christ. The sound effects-a tape of a rooster crowing-are cheesy, but the underground dungeon caves beneath the church, rediscovered in 1889, make the visit worthwhile; Jesus may well have spent the night in them before being taken to Pontius Pilate. The walls have holes where iron rings for chains apparently were attached, and the only add-on is a stand with copies of Psalm 88 ("I am counted among those who go down to the pit") in 43 languages, including Chaldean, Maltese, and Tahitian.
6) A little further west, on Mount Zion, is the Hall of the Last Supper; you might search for it and miss it several times unless you know that it's on the second floor of a building that houses the Mt. Zion Diaspora Yeshiva. This is the traditional site of the upper room in which Jesus had His last Passover meal and instituted the Last Supper.
Crusaders constructed the current building and included Gothic arches, but it's a plain place that's perfect for contemplation if not crowded. On the first floor lies what is called the "Tomb of David," but archeologists who accept the historicity of other traditional sites scoff at this one.
7) If you walk through the Zion Gate into the walled city and head eastward, you'll approach the Western Wall, built by Herod in 20 b.c. as a retaining wall to support the Temple. When Roman troops razed the holy structure 90 years later, they left this Wall, which became a place of pilgrimage for Jews throughout the centuries. Now, men (who get three-fourths of the Wall space under the strict sex segregation now in force) and women come and stand before the huge blocks of stone all through the day.
Some who come stick in the cracks messages to God on little pieces of paper. Many place one or both hands on the Wall and lean their heads to touch it: The Wall is cool in the morning and warm from the rays of the late afternoon sun. In front of the Wall is a plaza in which some Orthodox Jews recite prayers and others read while walking in circles. Non-Jews are welcome, but all males must cover their heads; those who don't are chased by an enforcer who gestures toward a box that contains cardboard skullcaps.
Beyond these seven prime sites are some others worth taking in:
- Just south of the Western Wall you can climb a ramp that will take you through the Moor's Gate onto the Temple Mount. Unless you're a Muslim, you will not be allowed into the two mosques on the mount, including the famous Dome of the Rock that covers the spot where the Holy of Holies stood (and is also where, by tradition, Abraham almost slew Isaac), but you will come to understand that the Temple was a very large building.
- If you don't mind repeatedly getting lost, wander through the walled city's souq, the alleys filled with shops selling everything from T-shirts to fine sandalwood carvings. Shopkeepers will beckon you, sometimes insistently, but you can just say Lo ("no" in Hebrew) and gain good practice for being equally emphatic to "guides" at historical sites who will stick by you and demand payment unless you fend them off early.
- If you pay attention to the news, you'll have a sense of how risky it is for Americans to venture into Palestinian Authority territory. If you go, you'll see that the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem doesn't have as much bling as some Jerusalem churches, but it's still a far cry from a stable. Nevertheless, the trip is worthwhile for the opportunity to talk with (and patronize the shops of) Christian Arabs who have it tough economically and psychologically, ground as they are between Israeli and Islamic millstones.
- The Mea Shearim neighborhood, northwest of the walled city, is a center for the ultra-Orthodox; Israelis call them haredim, from the Hebrew word for "fear" of God. The haredim follow East European style from two centuries ago, often wear bekeshes (frock coats), gartels (long belts wrapped around the frock, dividing the "good" upper part of the body from troubling lower parts), and shtreimels, ultra-wide fur hats. Most of the men have long beards, but those clean-shaven (and their sons) grow sidecurls that some wear loose but others braid. Women generally wear long dresses and head coverings, usually scarves but sometimes wigs, if married.
- The Israel Museum in West Jerusalem exhibits Dead Sea scrolls in a wonderfully designed building with a cave-like entrance and a clay-jar-like overall design. Dress is modern here: Some visitors wear low-rider pants (boxer shorts showing) and T-shirts proclaiming "Guns and Moses" or "Torah-Just Do It."
The one place I returned to repeatedly was the Western Wall plaza, in part because of the history and simple beauty of the Wall but also because after walking elsewhere I relished its excellent water fountains and white plastic chairs, perfect seats for resting and seeing some of the divisions of Israeli society.
The variety of clothing is one small sign. Some Wall visitors wear the black suits and broad-brimmed black hats favored by the Orthodox, with white shirts over special undershirts that have four fringes attached to them, in accordance with a Talmudic interpretation of Deuteronomy 22:12. Others are conventionally dressed-and soldiers pray at the Wall with machine guns slung over their shoulders.
The variety of conduct is more important. Some celebrate Bar Mitzvahs at the Wall: Video cameras record a 13-year-old holding a Torah scroll and reciting portions from the prophetic writings of the Old Testament. Then the men typically sing as one carries the Bar Mitzvah boy on his shoulders to the breast-high barrier that divides the men's and women's sections. As Americans throw rice at weddings, so the boy's mother and other women throw into the men's section little wrapped hard candies. Sometimes, some of the haredim at prayer offer up angry "ssshs" that become hisses.
Although a few Israelis seem cavalier at the Wall, others back away from it, not turning their backs on the stones until they leave the closed-in plaza. Many appear to be deep into contemplation, but others ask for spare shekels or talk on cell phones (even though a sign says no begging or phoning is allowed). Still others, poignantly, chant "Moshiach! Moshiach!"-calling in Hebrew for the Messiah to come.


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Does anyone know where I can find a maintained listing of upgrade paths for the Network edition versions?
I got caught with my pants down last night trying to do an upgrade... I made the assumption that any v6.x release could be upgraded to any v7.x release. This is not the case and got me stuck. I had assumed you could go from 6.0.16 to 7.1.4, but this is a no-go...
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That's going to be a heck of a nice 4x4 for D14 Nick/Muleys ! You guys are going to make D14 a premium zone ! Lol !
Hey guys we need to name that 4x4... any suggestions?
How about So Cal Stud ?
I was going to say tiny too, but I already named one that in the past. Maybe "little backs" because of the small backs, or "H20" because he needs a drink of water
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Those are good names, I like the idea of refering to his "small backs," because we can easily identify him that way, so thinking about calling him "Baby backs" what do you guys think. Kinda makes me hungry when I say that...lol
lol when i hear baby back i think of fat bastard from austin powers movie singing it to mini me lol " GET IN MY BELLY!!!" hahahahaha so maybe that is a good idea that way when you shoot him you can yell that at him lol hahahaha
or double D cause of the big rack on the small back lol


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This maintenance video demonstrates How to Thread a Weight Belt. Weight belt buckles are pretty standard. There a 2 types of materials used; Plastic or steel. Steel buckles are stronger, heavier & will last longer but they can get bent out of shape over time. Plastic buckles are lighter but if you're not careful, can be broken easily if dropped with the weights fall in it. But the issue is not really of the material itself, it´s the different ways of threading the buckle. Some weight belt buckles have 3 slits and some have 4. Before attempting to work with the material, it's best if you soak it in water 1st. This makes the webbing much easier to work with.
This maintenance video demonstrates How to Thread a Soft Cam Band Tank Strap Buckle. One the best designs to hit the dive industry was the introduction of the SCUBA Tank CAM Band Strap in 1986. The style made the transport of BCD's that much easier by a soft band that was able to be un-threaded and collapsed –FLAT when being pack for World Wide Dive travel. But the main purpose of this training video to is show you how to thread and un-thread the webbing from the CAM Buckle if you wish to do so for travel, or if renting, in case the BCD is given to you with the CAM Band Buckle un-threaded.


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FALLS CHURCH, Va. (WUSA) -- Fire investigators in Falls Church are still trying to figure out what caused a house on the 3100 block of Manor Rd. to go up in flames killing a mother and daughter early Wednesday morning.
While investigators are looking for answers, those who knew Laura Gardner, and her teen daughter Mary Ann Gardner are left mourning their loss.
Amit Rupani, a close friend of the family said, "Laura was an amazing professor and mentor."
Both mother and daughter had been at Rupani's wedding just last year. He and his wife Grace tell WUSA9 they spent a lot of time together.
Grace Rupani said, "They should be remembered as people who cared about other people. They were beautiful from the inside out."
The Gardnerss were huge animal lovers. Unfortunately, their two beloved dogs and eight cats also died in the fire.


text: By Mark Christensen44th District Senator Last week the Legislature finished its public hearings on the bills introduced this session and will be starting all-day debate this week. Nine of the bills heard in the Judiciary last week dealt with issues relating to firearms. Two of the bills were my bills. LB352 would require a uniform sign and the placement of that sign for prohibiting Concealed Handgun Permit holders by property owners. LB335 would clarify that employees and customers can transport and store firearms in their private vehicles when in a parking lot open to the public. I think both bills had a good hearing. Currently, the Concealed Handgun Permit Act requires that any owners or controllers of property wishing to prohibit the carry of concealed handguns by a permit-holder may post conspicuous notice, or ask the permit-holder to remove the handgun from the premises. The problem lies in the fact that "conspicuous" is not defined. My bill would define what is conspicuous notice. This would provide clear signage for permit-holders and protection for property owners, including clarity for law enforcement when confronted with any disputes. I introduced LB335 as a result of several calls from people throughout the state. They work at a business that has a policy that does not allow them to transport or store firearms in their private vehicle while at work. Those policies apply even if the vehicle is parked in a parking area open to the public. I can understand that an employer should have a right to control their own vehicles and areas that are not open to the public. But for an employer to tell an employee who is legally possessing and transporting a firearm for legal purposes that they cannot store that firearm in their privately owned vehicle in an area open to the public, seems to go too far. It also interferes with the employee's own property rights, let alone their constitutional rights. The bill would not apply to school parking areas, which are currently regulated by Section 28-1204.04. That would stay the same. As we celebrate Holy Week and approach Easter weekend, I pray that you have time to reflect on the amazing love of our Savior, Jesus Christ, expressed in His death and resurrection for anyone who chooses to trust Him and His work on the Cross for the forgiveness of their sins. Have a wonderful Easter celebrating the event that changed history and eternity. If you have any questions or comments, contact my office. at the information below. Senator MARK CHRISTENSEN's address is c/o State Capitol, P.O. Box 94604, Rm. 1000, Lincoln, NE 68509, Phone 402-471-2805, email:


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To stress understanding of a concept by summarizing the main idea and applying that understanding to create visual aids and generate questions and comments using a Concept Matrix.
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In addressing the Pontifical Academy of the Sciences in 2008, Pope Benedict XVI appealed to the ancient idea that nature and revelation are like two books by which humans can strive to understand creation and the Creator.
This idea invites reflection not only on how the Bible and science relate to one another, but also on how their differing ways of knowing reflect human nature as created in the divine image. The thesis of this lecture is that humans are created to know God and that such knowing can be found in the chapters both of the Bible and of science.
Vincent Smiles, Ph.D, is professor of Theology in the undergraduate Department of Theology of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University. He graduated from Saint John's School of Theology·Seminary in 1975 with an M.A. in Theology and completed his Ph. D. at Fordham University in 1989.
His major publications have been on the letters of Paul, but in recent years his research interests have also turned to the relationship between theology and science. His latest book, published by the Liturgical Press in 2011, is The Bible and Science: Longing.
Theology Day is a chance for people in our communities who are seeking a deeper understanding of their faith and its place in their everyday lives to learn from and interact with the theologians of Saint John's School of Theology·Seminary. It offers a chance for these scholars to gain insights and grow in their faith, as well.
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|FBLA kicks off year
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The Holyoke High School FBLA chapter indulged in their annual back-to-school social Thursday, Aug. 22 in the high school business room following fall sports practices.
Future Business Leaders of America is an extracurricular organization in which students compete with members from other chapters across the state and nation through tests and projects using business knowledge and innovation.
Members also receive various opportunities to sharpen leadership skills and to serve the community.
The back-to-school social was an opportunity to welcome any and all students interested in joining FBLA. Although not able to be present, president Meg Strauss prepared the social. New FBLA adviser this year is Chuck Hurst.
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The single crochet is the most basic crochet stitch for making fabric. All the other stitches are variations on this one.
Make a foundation chain one chain more than the number of single crochet stitches called for.
Insert hook from front to back in the center of the second chain from the hook (2 loops on hook).
Wrap the yarn, from back to front, around the hook (this is called yarn over and is abbreviated yo), draw the yarn through the chain (2 loops on hook).
Yarn over once again. Draw through 2 loops on hook (one single crochet complete).
Insert hook in the center of next chain, yarn over, draw yarn through stitch, yarn over, draw yarn through 2 loops on hook.
Repeat across to end of foundation chain. To begin the second row, turn your work. Chain one for the turning chain (does not count as a stitch). Insert hook from front to back under the top 2 loops of the first single crochet in the row below, yarn over, draw yarn through stitch, yarn over, draw yarn through 2 loops on hook (first single crochet complete). Repeat this step in each single crochet across.


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AMES, Iowa The Iowa State men's golf team continues to prime itself for postseason play when it competes at the Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic April 2-3 at the Wichita Country Club. Action begins with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start on the par-71, 6,814 yard course. The Cyclones are coming off a ninth-place performance at the Stevinson Ranch Invitational where Joe Cermak and Chris Baker registered top-20 finishes. ISU has one more tournament, the Cowboy Classic, before heading to Hutchinson, Kan. for the Big 12 Championship April 23-24.
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