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Three other Jewish defendants were acquitted of the same charges.
Two Muslim accomplices - identified for the first time as Ali Akbar Safaie and Mehrab Yusefi - were sentenced to jail terms of only two years apiece, said Hossein Ali Amiri, the provincial judiciary chief. Two other Muslims were acquitted.
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An Empirical Test of Taste-Based Discrimination Changes in Ethnic Preferences and Their Effect on Admissions to the NYSE During World War I
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May 2008
NBER Working Paper No. w14003
A significant challenge to empirically testing theories of discrimination has been the difficulty of identifying taste-based discrimination and of distinguishing it clearly from statistical discrimination. This paper addresses this problem through a two-part empirical test of taste-based discrimination. First, it constructs measures of revealed preferences, which establish that World War I created a strong and persistent shock to ethnic preferences that effectively switched the status of German Americans to an ethnic minority. Second, the paper uses this shock to ethnic preferences to identify the effects of taste-based discrimination at the example of traders at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). A new data set of more than 4,000 applications for seats on the NYSE reveals that the War more than doubled the probability that German applicants would be rejected (relative to Anglo-Saxons). The mechanism of taste-based discrimination is surprising: Prices are unaffected by ethnic preferences, and discrimination operates instead entirely through admissions.
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CLARENDON - Jerry Don May, 62, died Monday, Feb. 16, 2004, in Amarillo.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Community Fellowship Church with the Rev. Bryan Knowles, pastor, and the Rev. Todd Dick, family member from Croatia, officiating. Burial will be in Citizens Cemetery in Clarendon by Robertson Funeral Directors.
Mr. May was born in Borger and had been a Clarendon resident since 1979. He married Kathy Louise Whitley on June 9, 1966, in Fritch. He had served in the National Guard and was employed at Pantex for 34 years before his retirement. He was a member of Clarendon Hospital District Board of Directors and was a member of Community Fellowship Church.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Kathi Dawn Albracht and Kami Danay Veazey, both of Panhandle; a son, Jason William May of Lubbock; and eight grandchildren.
Casket bearers will be nephews of Mr. May.
The family suggests memorials be to Todd Dick Ministries, in care of Kathy May, P.O. Box 1054, Clarendon, TX 79226-1054.
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So, the Mildcats of AZ roll into Pullman this Saturday, fresh off their first loss of 2010. Will they be seething, fired up, pissed off/whatever about losing last week, and open up a can of you-know-what right on the Martin Stadium turf? Or will they throw a big-time "pity party", feeling sorry for themselves and unable to shake off last week's upset loss to the mighty Beavs? Read on for our takes…
So last week, I thought I had seen the light. And the kids came out and played well, didn't they? I know the final score vs. the Ducks wasn't exactly cause for celebration – 43-23 is a pretty decisive margin of victory, after all – and they outgained our Cougs by a fairly significant margin – 556 to 336 in total yards. So why is there so much positive energy right now coming outta Pullman? Is losing by 20 points and getting outgained by 220 yards really something to be excited about?
Believe it or not….it IS. Part of that is based on the deep dark hole we've been living in the last couple of seasons. Our view of the landscape these days isn't based on W's and L's, but more so on "Yeah, we lost, but how did we look?" But yes, my friends, there were points of light to reach for during that loss, and there are reasons for hope as we roll into the second half of 2010. For example:
1) Jeff Tuel. He continues to look good, making the proper decisions with the ball in his hands. YES, he did throw a costly interception deep in the red zone, a throw he would like to have back 10 times out of 10. For as he said himself, he got "greedy" and tried to go back to an inside slant throw that they had executed earlier in the game, but this time, Oregon was ready for it. Thus the life of a sophomore QB, the learning experiences are happening right before our eyes. But we all know that he will grow from that moment, maybe more than any other in that game. He was excellent overall, 25-for-40 for 245 yards and a TD. And he was pretty accurate on the underneath stuff, moreso than earlier in the year and an area he continues to improve on. So yeah, I feel hope for Jeff Tuel's progress!
2) The wide receivers. Believe it or not, this group has evolved from a question mark to maybe the best on the entire team. At the beginning of the season, they were more or less known as the group that doesn't have "anyone who can scare anybody", per Ted Miller and others who looked at the wideouts. But they now have seen some emerging players here, and some good ones at that. Jared Karstetter leads the Pac-10 in number of catches, with 33, while Marquess Wilson, well, what can you say about him? He's got 29 catches himself, leading the Pac-10 in yards per catch (17.8) and is second in total receiving yards (515 yards). He had a costly drop vs. Oregon, a drop that would have cut the lead to one TD late in the game, but overall he's been tremendous, on pace for a 58-catch, 1,000+ yard season as a 17-yr old frosh!
3) The offensive scheme. You really have to go back to the Montana State game highlights and watch some of the sluggishness they showed on offense to appreciate how far things have come in such a short time. The pistol with four wideouts and a back, or sometimes now with two backs and three wide receivers, has seen the team take a step forward offensively. But beyond the stats and offensive efficiency ratings and all that, isn't it just more FUN to watch them when they have the football now? I know that is a basic way to try and analyze it, but yeah, you know it is fun to watch them with the football! I can't wait to see what they'll do next when we see them take possession, for the possibilities have grown tremendously in just the last month alone.
But it's not all sunshine. The defense is still pretty, well….pretty bad. I know, they just put some more youth on the field as we are going to see a lot more of CJ Mizell and Sekope Kaufusi at linebacker, and most likely Anthony Carpenter is going to get more time at safety. They can run, there is no question about that, and that bodes well for the future. But the mistakes of youth are still going to rear it's ugly head from here on out, and that's the uncomfortable "rub" for this week.
I look at Arizona's attack, and they are kinda/sorta in that Oregon mold, but there are some very drastic differences. Arizona will spread you out all the same, and they will run you sideline to sideline, but they do their damage through the air. The running game, while talented with the two-headed monster of Keola Antolin and Nic Grigsby, is more "window dressing" than it is a featured product, know what I mean? Their offense is all about throwing the ball, and they do it very, very well. They are the #1 passing offense in the conference at 328 yards per game, and Nick Foles is a completion percentage MACHINE, nearly 75% on the season and oh yeah, he leads the conference in passing yards per game at 305.8. They kill you through the air, and they are fast and efficient.
I do believe we'll be able to hang with them, again in a similarity to the Oregon game. I think Jeff Tuel will top 300 yards passing and probably get a couple, maybe even three TD passes. But alas, the defense is going to have trouble slowing down this passing attack that is the best in the Pac-10. I think another 500+ yard, 40+ point game is in the offing, and I don't think there is anything they can do to avoid it. Maybe in future years, when some of these kids on defense are actually shaving, we'll have a punchers chance in this one. But this Saturday, not so much. AZ 45, WSU 27.
Other games:
CAL 34, USC 23 – While they put up a fight last week at Stanford, it seems like we are watching the Men of Troy slowly falling into the Pre-Pete-Carroll hole of unmotivated, uninterested football in LA. And the Berkeley Bears look feisty after blowing the bejeezus out of UCLA.
UW 27, Oregon State 25 – The last time I counted out UW, they went on the road and won at SC. Meanwhile Oregon State is down a Rodgers brother, and that could have a huge impact on the evolution of young QB Ryan Katz. UW is inconsistent as can be, but after laying a stinker last week, I think they bounce back at home in what is arguably the biggest game in the Jake Locker era. Kick this one, with some many heavyweights still left on the schedule? You can bet UW is home for the holidays.
Wow, that's it for this week in the Pac-10? Whatever. Enjoy the games, and GO COUGS!
Sorry for my absence last week, but life sometimes gets in the way of Cougar football. As you all have heard by now I have decided to take the plunge and make an honest woman of Amieable. Against her better judgment and the advice of her attorney she said "yes", so… here we go!
You can probably see how a shlub like me could fall for a gal like that. She was neck deep in studies at Holland library Saturday afternoon, it being crunch time for her final exams for grad school and all, and she threw down her books, grabbed the camera and marched down to Martin Stadium… on her own… and made sure that we had a first-hand account of what turned out to be one of the few exciting games of the last couple seasons. Well done!
Now, from what she tells me, we darned near looked like a football team, and against the #2 team in the WHOLE COUNTRY. This week, it doesn't get any easier as the Cougs play host to the #17 Arizona Wildcats who are coming off a wake-up call, losing at home to Oregon State last weekend. Not a great position to be in. We have spent the last 2+ seasons being the team that other teams got their mojo back against. This weekend, I hope we don't play the red-headed step child and keep showing the kind of improvement that has made us look downright dangerous the last two weeks. Arizona brings an offense to Pullman that is almost entirely screen plays. This has me a little worried, but with enhanced speed and pursuit from the infusion of freshman talent into our D, there is hope. Kaufusi, Mizell, and Bucannon are going to need to grow up quick to keep this thing from getting out of control. Lets hope a revamped run game featuring MO MITZ, and a little better hands from our receiving corps can help our offense eat some clock and get in the end zone.
I'll be there to take it all in. In my heart I am brimming with hope, but my head says this is the week we suffer a bit of a setback against a team that is going to be fired up after losing their perfect record:
Cats 48, Cougs 24
A short slate in the Pac-10 this week starts off in LA where the Trojans are going to make a meal out of the Cal Bears. The next game I have circled for our own Cougs to taste victory is November 6, when Cal visits Pullman, so no way am I picking them in LA.
Trojans 38, Bears 28
Finally, the mighty Beavs travel to Montlake to take on the schizophrenic Dawgs. The Beavers are one of the most battle tested teams in the country, hanging tough on the road against Boise St., TCU and then beating Arizona in Tuscon last weekend. That track record would seem to suggest that they shouldn't have any trouble with the Dawgs. But as Lee Corso would say, "not so fast, my friend!". I expect the Dawgs to have one of their now predictable bounce back performances, and they won't be as stretched on defense without James Rodgers reigning terror in their secondary.That said, after getting punched in the mouth early, I expect the Beavs to rally behind all that road warrior experience and gut one out late in the 4th quarter. The Pac-10 is full of amazing matchups this year and this is the best one this weekend.
Beavs 38, Dawgs 35
That's it folks. Hope to see you all in Pullman this weekend. Until then… GO COUGS!
Hello Followers. Hope the week has been going well for you.
Well, as we head into the second half of the season, I must say that this is arguably the trickiest set of games that we've had to pick of the whole season!
Although I think that we have all an idea about who is going to represent the top teams in the conference at the end of the year (Oregon and Stanford), we do have a middle to bottom that still seems quite muddled. And, in addition to that, we have that nebulous thing called "team psychology" that threatens to make ALL OF THESE GAMES a virtual toss-up this week if they are extended well into the fourth quarter.
With that in mind, let's start with the Cougs' game on Dad's weekend.
Followers, as SeanHawk can attest, I started talking about this game as being an upset special immediately following our performance against UCLA. The reason that I thought we might beat Arizona was based on two significant assumptions: (a) we would improve drastically last week at the same time that we got BLOWN OUT by Oregon; and (b) Arizona would beat Oregon State.
The result of those scenarios for me was that (a) Arizona would walk into this one sleeping, cocky from their #7 national ranking, and certain of a victory by virtue of our killer loss to Oregon; and (b) we would enter the game ready to put forth the type of effort we saw last week against a lesser talented and more conventional team.
Of course, we subsequently blew up that scenario by playing quite well against Oregon, while Arizona wound up losing to Oregon State at home.
So, as we enter this one, you have to figure that Arizona is going to be mad as hell. And you have to bet that they have been told over and over and over by Mr. Angry about the importance of not letting us stick around.
Consequently, I think that we can expect Zona to come out blazing on offense. I also think that we can expect them to blitz the holy heck out of Jeff Tuel early and often in this one. And if they can get to Tuel early, then I fear that this one is going to turn ugly for our young lads.
At the same time, you have to wonder about what happens if Arizona is not able to put us away early. From my experience watching ascending teams like the Cats over the years, they often get really, really fragile psychologically when they see dreams of a conference title slip away at the midpoint of the season (see recent CAL and Oregon collapses following 6-1 starts as exhibits A & B). And so, a big part of me thinks that a tight game in the third quarter might lead Arizona to turn on each other.
On top of that, our Cougies are at a point in their development where they are dying to turn the corner. Moreover, this team is NOT at the point where they are going to be doubting their ability to win a game in the fourth–although that doubt might show up later in the season. Instead, this group is looking to right shortcomings of the past and is really looking to WIN. They are NOT playing "not to lose."
So, the key question for me is whether or not we can stay close through the first half. To do so, we're not only going to have to slow down Arizona's vaunted attack, we're going to have to put pressure on Foles AND play their screens to Grigsby and company to perfection.
That said, although I want us to win so stinking BADLY, I still don't think our defense is up to such a task. And while I'd like Tuel to continue his amazing progression this week, I am afraid that he's due for a bit of a let down.
In the end, Arizona spanks us pretty good 51-20. But if this game is tight in the third, then I for one, will be looking for Tuel to step up at the same time that Arizona folds.
USC 35 CAL 28. Call this the last chance for King Mediocre, e.g. Kevin Riley, to step forward. Last week, Riley was terrible in a 35-7 blowout of UCLA. For CAL to win this week, Riley will have a real opportunity to right himself against a terrible USC secondary. But here's to thinking that Riles is still NOT up to the task at the same time that USC's offense really steps up to the plate.
OSU 41 Washington 28. All of Washington's bowl hopes hinge on this game while the Beavs try to keep the momentum going without their spiritual leader, James Rodgers. While part of me thinks that a real active Jake Locker can re-enact his performance against SC, the other part of me is focused on the Beavs' offensive output versus the two Arizona schools–schools that have much better defenses than what the Defeateds have to offer. So, while I think that Jake will have good numbers in this one (the Beavs defense still hasn't taken hold), the improvement of Katz combined with the amazing power running of Quiz will be too much for that much maligned puppies D. After this one, UCLA-UW looks to be a game that will determine whether the Apple Cup will be for 10th in the conference for the second time in three years.
Enjoy the game AND LETS GO COUGS!!!!!!!
Cal at USC: Aside from their shellacking at Nevada, the Bears defense is giving up less than 7 points per game! USC has shown they are vulnerable, and this is without question, the best defense the Trojans have seen this year. This is a big game for the Bears, who currently sit at 3-2, with remaining contests against the Washington and Oregon schools, Arizona State, and Stanford, which figures to be no more than maybe two or three winnable games left on that schedule. What motivation is their for USC? I have got to imagine dark days are on the horizon in LaLaLand, and I am not talking about the smog! Cal 24 – Trojans 14.
Oregon State at Washington: Once again the Beavs have circled the wagons and made their early October surge, knocking off a Top 10 team in Arizona last weekend. Although it did cost them James Rogers in the process. The Beavs are currently being ignored in the polls (for some ignorant reason) and conspiracy theories are already sprouting. Dufresne makes some very interesting points in that article, and can also be found chatting it up on Tuesday with KJR's Mike Gastineau. In the late 90's could you have ever imagined Oregon State knocking off the Huskies six consecutive times in the near future? Me neither, considering from 1975 through 2003, the Huskies won 25 of 27 match-ups. If the Dawgs don't win this one, their chances of going to a bowl game decrease drastically! Beavs 38 – Dawgs 31
Finally, Arizona at Wazzu: The Cougs have something to prove to their fan base after two consecutive, competitive games! Not to mention the program has been a bit tarnished this week with the allegations against Ryan Leaf and a few former players, as well as the arrest of two current Cougs in a marijuana operation. Oregon State passed for more than 400 yards last weekend in Tucson, and please don't try to tell me Ryan Katz and his WRs are better than the Cougs set of players. Katz's passing numbers are slightly better than Tuel's, but that's because he has been sacked less than Tuel, and his offense has a ground game! I am going to risk 1st Place in our Yahoo Pick Em League to take the Cougs on this one. UPSET ALERT – Wazzu 31 – Arizona 30.
All for now. GO COUGS!


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After days of buildup, Pope Benedict XVI sent out his first message Wednesday to his hundreds of thousands of Twitter followers.
Dear friends, I am pleased to get in touch with you through Twitter. Thank you for your generous response. I bless all of you from my heart.— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
The pope, whose English-language Twitter handle is @Pontifex—Latin for "bridge builder"—sent the tweet at 2:28 a.m. Pacific time. As of late Wednesday morning, it was retweeted more than 45,000 times and received more than 15,000 "favorites."
He immediately followed up with two more tweets.
How can we celebrate the Year of Faith better in our daily lives?— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
By speaking with Jesus in prayer, listening to what he tells you in the Gospel and looking for him in those in need— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
The pope tweeted out the same messages in seven other languages: Arabic, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese and Spanish.
Pope Benedict has some previous experience at tweeting, having launched the official Vatican news site on Twitter, @news_va_en, in June of last year.
Other religious leaders have found great success with Twitter. The 140-character limit for tweets allows for short messages, perfect for small verses of scripture or inspiration.
The Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama), Rick Warren (@RickWarren), Joel Osteen (@JoelOsteen) and scores of other religious leaders spread their messages via the site.
—Posted by Tracy Bloom.
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Scientists from the university's Oxford Vaccine Group are hoping to recruit enough people - including 75 who are over 60 - to test two new vaccine formulations in case bird flu should spread to humans in this country.
There are 15 types of bird flu and the most contagious strains, which are usually fatal in birds, are H5 and H7. Strain H5N1 can prove fatal to humans. Migratory wildfowl, such as wild ducks, are natural carriers of the viruses, but they are unlikely to develop an infection.
The risk is that they pass it on to domestic birds, such as chickens, which are much more susceptible.
Bird flu was thought only to infect birds until the first human cases were seen in Hong Kong in 1997.
It has been forecast that if there were an epidemic in this country, up to 50,000 people could die.
Senior research nurse Tessa Waterhouse said: "We are very pleased. We didn't really have any idea how people would respond.
"We will start enrolling people on Monday, and we urge more volunteers to come forward in the meantime."
The Oxford study, which will run alongside three trials in Belgium, is the second of its kind in Europe.
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March 30, 2004, 01:09 AM
I was wondering if Glock might create a 40 GAP. I could see some possibilities for very small framed, short barell autos. A sub 3" XD with one in the tube and a five round mag?
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March 30, 2004, 01:41 AM
I believe a .40 GAP is called the 9 mm. Look at the .45 GAP compared to the .45 ACP.
And this is kind of a semi-auto thing.
March 30, 2004, 03:25 AM
If you shorten the 40 case and load itto +P+ pressure, it isn't a 9MM. The 610 from S&W is a revolver. The Ruger 38-40/40 single action is a revolver. I was simply musing that the 40 GAP could be the next great idea from Glock. Small semi-autos are possible in such a caliber.
March 30, 2004, 03:33 AM
I don't believe it would be practical. The .40 S&W is already a shortened version of the 10mm. Auto - so to shorten it any further would be shortening on top of the shortening! I don't see any point to it, and besides, to achieve any meaningful ballistics out of a shorter round would be pretty difficult.
March 30, 2004, 04:36 AM
Could be. The 40 GAP and the RIMZ moon clips would be a neat idea in a S&W 610 though.
March 30, 2004, 07:27 AM
The .40 S&W is already a shortened version of the 10mm. Auto - so to shorten it any further would be shortening on top of the shortening!
you're right. .40 gap is no good. we'll have to call it the .40 crisco.
March 30, 2004, 09:42 AM
I was thinking more along the lines of a 9mm GAP. The power of a 9mm in a .380 sized gun.
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March 30, 2004, 11:36 AM
"I was thinking more along the lines of a 9mm GAP. The power of a 9mm in a .380 sized gun."
You can already get that in your .380 with ammo from Pro-Load.
Sorry guys. I see where you are going, but it's silly. You want this... get a KAHR MK9 or MK40. Even .380's don't get much smaller than that.
And if they did - I wouldn't want to shoot it.
March 30, 2004, 12:02 PM
The concept of shorter and more expensive ammo for the 610 which can shoot very hot 10mm, hotter 40S&W, weaker 40S&W and handloaded 40S&W ammo that could be loaded so weak it would have no chance in cycling a semiauto slide. :uhoh:
I guess I just don't get it.
And while most folks here haven't embraced the idea of the 45GAP, the very clear idea of it is there are many law enforcement agencies that would like to with with a 45 cal pistol but many people can't manipulate the controls on the Glock 21 without shifting their grip... The 45GAP allows a 45 cal bullet in a gun with the same grip size as the G17/23.
While I see a 5% use for the 45GAP, I really can't see any possible reason for a 40GAP... Unless you wanted a gun with a smaller grip than a Kahr P40 which just doesn't really make sense as I've never seen a single person EVER say 'I like the Kahr PM9... reliable and a good triger buy oy, the grip is just frickin' huge!'.
March 30, 2004, 01:12 PM
I am waiting for us to go the other way around. I want the power of a .458 Lott out of a .25acp. Do they make brass that can handle a small nuclear explosion?:D :rolleyes:
March 30, 2004, 02:25 PM
Ya, i thought that 9mm and 40 cal were covered by kahr for SMALL carry options?
Why would you want it any smaller than a kahr MK or PM series?
I mean it is always nice to have smaller guns, and more options. But a gun that is smaller than the XD sub with the same calibers are already available.
March 30, 2004, 02:46 PM
I think I know what he means... I know what I think he means. ;)
A shorter .40 w a much stronger case might let ya get the same velocities w the same length/weight bullets, or close enough. Even if you were limted to shorter bullets, say 165 and lighter, might have plenty of appeal for some? Might also drive a stake through the kB bogeyman's heart in Glocks (and other .40 guns).
OTOH, like the 45 GAP, while shorter, it wouldn't be any thinner, and the momentum generated would limit how much smaller and lighter the guns slides/bbls could be compared to a 9/40. Might get a shorter front to back mag/grip, and not much else?
Hey, a 9mm GAP, a .357SIG w a longer neck and thicker case web, might "fix" some of the repeating probs I see w that caliber too? ;)
March 30, 2004, 05:44 PM
Broken Arrow, you got it!
March 30, 2004, 07:51 PM
Would it be possible to make a 44 Magnum GAP cartridge and then make a Kel Tec P32 chambered for it???
March 31, 2004, 09:15 AM
I see the curiosity point of it...............But until someone improves the 40 S*W case the higher pressures needed to get any velocity out of it would create an instant KB waiting to happen.
Shoot well.
April 1, 2004, 02:41 AM
ya, but are the 40 cal kb issues due to weak casing, or due to improper support for the case?
I think the latter.
But i still dont see 40gap in the future.
April 1, 2004, 10:16 AM
I think it's both, though either contributes more than the other depending on specific incidents. Even HK USPs have kBd, and they have as much case support as ya can get in an auto.
All the 40s, from everybody, are doing it more than the 9 does or ever did in the same designs, and the 9x19 often operates at much higher pressures, especially in CIP/NATO or other mil spec form, even higher than the 357SIG.
Seems like the 40 factory ammo gets messed up worse more often, and the guns don't handle it as well when it does?
Sean Smith
April 1, 2004, 10:32 AM
ya, but are the 40 cal kb issues due to weak casing, or due to improper support for the case?
I think the latter.
Given the apparently much greater propensity for .40 S&W guns to explode than 10mm guns, and the blowing up of .40 S&W USPs with plenty of support for the case, I'd say the former. ;)
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April 1, 2004, 10:57 AM
How about a 8mm GAP!?
Neck down a .45 to .32...
Or go the other way, and rebate the case rim of a 45 GAP to .22... then ya could make at least half the slide real easy to hide? ;)
April 1, 2004, 11:08 AM
"All the 40s, from everybody, are doing it more than the 9 does or ever did in the same designs, and the 9x19 often operates at much higher pressures, especially in CIP/NATO or other mil spec form, even higher than the 357SIG"
Are you sure???? 40's are already at the top of the SAAMI pressure scale..much like +P 9mm. Most NATO rounds are in the same pressure level and some sub gun ammo may be higher but the 40 is already pretty damn high and its the same as the 357 Sig............
From what Ive gathered......MOST KB's are from 180gr Bullets suffering from feedramp slamming and bullet setback. Unsupported chambers and weak cases dont help......it all just shows there is no rule.
Shoot well.
April 1, 2004, 11:59 AM
You are mistaken on the 40 pressure level:
SAAMI pressure limit for the 40 S&W is 35,000 psi
SAAMI limit for 9x19 is 35,000 psi, the SAAMI +P limit for 9x19 is 38,500 psi
The CIP limit for 9x19 is 270 MPa, about 39,200 psi
Some NATO, US LEO, and mil-spec 9x19 is loaded to over 42,000 psi
The 357SIG SAAMI max is 40,000 psi.
Might have to do w relative case capacity and pressure? Seems like a little setback will send 40 pressures higher/easier than the 9x19; as high as 70,000 psi. Not sure the 9 gets as high as easy; if it does, the cases and guns still seem to be handling it better for whatever reason(s).
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Froch willing to fight Sergio Martinez at catchweight, who wins?
From last year but still interesting, Froch is 166lbs in the video, says he walks around at 173lbs but says he can make 164lbs.
Who wins between Froch and Martinez at 163-164lbs?
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Also, how do you think a Froch, Martinez bout plays out? can he get to Sergio?
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I'm going to underestimate Froch yet again and say Sergio wins a decision.
Sergio's speed will allow him to tag Froch a lot more than Froch will tag him, but Froch will win rounds where he can affect Sergio with big shots.
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This would be a real good fight. I need to see Sergio after this surgery before I can make a pick. But if he is still as mobile and slick as he previously was then I could see him pulling it out. I also think Froch could knock him out too. Man I wish this fight could happen
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I really have no idea, good question.
I'm not sure, very difficult to predict. Gun to my head - Froch late stoppage.
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Martinez already fought a cruiserweight so the size shouldn't be a problem.
I say Froch takes this tho. Well conditioned, good chin and definitely better than the opposition Martinez has faced.
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Martinez would certainly be favorite at this point but then everyone is favoured v Froch.
If they both come through their rematches, imo they should make this fight in Vegas.
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I have to go with Martinez,simply because i think he can land a lot more and manage not to get knocked out,plus i could see those extra pounds he would have to lose would affect Froch,i know he says otherwise but he seems in just the right shape at 168,and cutting that extra little bit at his age could cause problems,jmo
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I would actually take Froch I like Martinez but not as much as others on here. If Froch can make it ugly and get rough with Martinez I can see Martinez folding cause he gets tired. Froch can beat Martinez IMO.
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At 164, that fight has a 50/50 chance of going either way, At 168 confidently Froch.
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SYDNEY, Australia - One of life's little ironies visited Laura Wilkinson at the Olympic Games on Sunday night.
There she was, this 22-year-old from The Woodlands, Texas, suddenly propelled to first place in the 10-meter platform diving competition after three of five rounds. And her next dive was THAT dive.
If she could, she would have ditched the inward, 2 1/2 somersault six months ago.
That dive was the reason she was wearing the special shoe on her climb up the steps to the platform, the reason she had broken three bones in her right foot and allowed them to heal without the surgery that would mend them properly.
But to ditch the inward dive would have meant performing a dive from the forward group, which requires a running start.
Running has been out of the question for Wilkinson since March 8, when she popped her foot against a wooden board on a dry-land, practice version of the inward 2 1/2 and broke it in three places.
To be honest, the dive scared her every time she tried it. Even before breaking the foot, it was not uncommon to scrape the platform with her foot as she spun into her somersaults, causing her to hit the water awkwardly.
And the dive required her to stand on the ball of her foot, which was very painful.
So wasn't this perfect?
With little alternative but to do the inward, Wilkinson stood on the platform almost 33 feet in the air and told herself, "It's worth the risk."
Then she recited her favorite Bible verse: "I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me."
Her next memory was coming out of the water to see three 8.5s, three 9.0s and a 9.5 from the judges. She'd nailed it, and the reward was the first gold medal by an American female diver since 1964.
"I'm glad I could be the person to bring it home," Wilkinson said, wearing a big smile above the gold medal around her neck. "It makes me very proud."
It should. Wilkinson's victory, which ranks among U.S. Olympic upsets somewhere near the "Miracle on Ice" of 1980, unseated the heavily favored Chinese divers. China had won gold in the last four Olympics and three of the last four World Championships.
She'd inched her way up from eighth place after the semifinals to fifth with her first two dives. Then poor third-round scores by China's Li Na and Sang Xue, as well as the two other divers ahead of her, parted the waters for Wilkinson.
Wilkinson, formerly a University of Texas diver, finished with 543.75 points. Li won the silver medal, 1.74 points behind at 542.01, and Canada's Anne Montminy won bronze with 540.15.
"It feels like a dream," Wilkinson said. "It's everything you think it would be."
Especially after she feared the dream was lost. Hobbling around on a cast just six weeks before the Olympic Trials, and unable to even put the foot in the water much less practice her dives Wilkinson figured her Olympic dream would have to wait.
But the morning after she broke her foot, her Woodlands team coach, Ken Armstrong, was knocking on her door at 6 o'clock with a harsh-toned message.
"I don't care if your foot was cut off, you're diving in the Olympics," he told her. "So be ready to go back to work."
Within days, she was climbing the ladder to the platform in her cast. At the top, she would hop along on one foot, rehearsing the lead-in to her dives and envisioning the result.
"That was everything," she said of the work and faith put in by Armstrong. "When you get down, you need someone there to push you. He was always there."
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Date: Friday, January 21, 2011 Time: 16:30 – 18:00 (Open from 16:00)
Place: Room B-101 at the 14th Building, Waseda University campus
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Language: Japanese (Questions are available in English)
Dr. Ruoff is widely regarded as the foremost authority on the contemporary Japanese monarchy. Having earned a Ph.D. in Japanese history from Columbia University, he was a member of the Faculty of Law at Hokkaido University from 1994 to 1996, where he taught a seminar on Japan's modern history. His major publications include The People's Emperor: Democracy and the Japanese Monarchy, 1945-1995 (Harvard University Press, 2001) and, Imperial Japan at Its Zenith: The Wartime Celebration of the Empire's 2,600th Anniversary (Cornell University Press, 2010). Dr. Ruoff will be signing copies of his new book, which is available at www.amazon.com It will not be available for purchase on site.


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My husband and I started eating Paleo almost a month ago. I have seen great results but he got hit by the "carb flu" and is finally feeling better along with increased energy. My question is with weight loss vs carbs for his active lifestyle. He is about 6"4 and 260lbs and is looking to lose weight and feel better. Yet he is a very active guy with cycling, running and mixed martial arts training all combined up to 5x a day. Where should the line be for weight loss yet at the same time keeping enough carbs for him to still workout and keep up his stamina? This is also a question for me as well, as I am an avid runner.
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Walking into Sustain, a four-month-old, eco-conscious newcomer to Midtown Miami, is a bit like walking onto the set of a Wagnerian opera. There are large, battle-ready (recycled aluminum) shields hanging from an exaggeratedly high ceiling, curved (sustainably grown) wooden bows slung from the walls, and an upside-down mangrove tree by the entrance, whose naked, inverted roots loom above the host. The decor has a distinctly theatrical and vaguely martial vibe. Even the heavy front door requires a struggle to open as a fortress gate might.
Happily, Alejandro ("Alex") Piñero's menu is rather more down-to-earth. The food is comparable in style to what you might find at Market Table in NYC, but with occasionally more avant garde plating. Most ingredients are sourced from within a 50 mile radius of Miami, according to the restaurant.
At a recent dinner with Sat and Jay, we tried a range of dishes. The 50 Mile Salad (so named because it included only ingredients from within a 50 mile radius of Miami), contained Paradise Farms brassica (a general term that includes many types of cabbages), Swank Farms carrots, Borek Farms beets, Teena's Pride heirloom tomatoes, pickled onions and Hani's fromage blanc, according to the menu. The version we tried also included an unlisted, crispy white vegetable that I'm fairly sure was jicama. The vegetables were good and fresh. The young carrots were a tad hard, a sign of having been underwatered in life, but lightly pickled in a vinaigrette, I think, and overall a pleasure to eat. The tomato was ripe, juicy and delicious, despite the fact that it was tinged with green. I'm not sure I share Fred Bernstein of the New York Time's Magazine's enthusiasm, when he called this salad a "wonder" in a recent review; vegetables in my version were good, but not revelatory, unlike equally simple preparations at, say, JoLe in Calistoga, California. But this was a competent salad. The small dab of fromage blanc (the cottage cheese-looking white blob in the middle) was very good.
By contrast, a gazpacho with Teena's Pride heirloom tomato, cucumber, onion was surprisingly bland and undersalted. This was a smooth style of gazpacho, where vegetables were completely pureed into a creamy, cool, watery liquid. I can see how it would be very refreshing in the middle of Miami's notoriously humid, hot summer, but I would probably not personally order this soup, again.
Sat and Jay tried the Paradise Farms calabaza squash blossom stuffed with Mimos' smoked mozzarella, caramelized onion, and Mozzarita's ricotta. These fat little flowers came gorgeously overstuffed with cheese and deep fried, with a bit of golden breading. They said they enjoyed the dish a great deal.
For my main, I had the local yellow eye snapper with Borek Farms beets, Swank Farms turnips (actually radishes on the day we visited), fennel-vanilla puree. This was a well cooked and well seasoned cut of fairly fresh fish, with a nice, crispy skin. It'd been seared in a hot pan, which helped keep the fish moist. It paired interestingly with the fennel vanilla puree, a pretty, greenish-yellow sauce that tasted strongly of vanilla. It's been trendy in many restaurants around the country, recently, to pair savory dishes with vanilla. I'm not certain I like this combination, but it is thought provoking and it can bring out interesting notes in the food when it's done well. Here, I thought the vanilla was a bit overwhelming. Tender beets and crisp-tender radishes (long, French breakfast radishes sliced length-wise) were fresh and sweet.
Justin was very enamoured with his Four Arrows grass fed "Fork and Knife Burger" made with Benton's smoked bacon, Wisconsin cheddar, caramelized onion, brioche bun, fries. The bite of burger meat I tried was excellent: seasoned very simply, without much salt, and very flavorful. It's pretty self explanatory how good this meat was when eaten with crispy slices of smoked bacon, sharp cheddar and sweet caramelized onion.
Jay had the Four Arrows grass fed strip steak with leek flan, tomato marmalade and sauce Robert (a brown mustard sauce). The meat came medium rare and looked absolutely gorgeous on the plate. Not much to report on the flavor of this dish, but Jay said it was "great" and nearly as good as the grass-fed beef he'd eaten in Argentina.
For dessert, Justin and I picked the intriguing Elixir Magnifique from Daniel Toral's erudite cocktail list. The Elixir included Moon Mountain vodka, St. Germain, Chartreuse, strawberry, and black pepper. Jay said it tasted like a salty, hard lemonade to him, which wasn't far from the truth. The strawberry and black pepper were a clever combination, though, and added an interesting twist.
Jay and Sat shared the warm chocolate & bourbon pecan pie with hazelnut ice cream. The pie was the size of a two-person tart and looked like it was made with an admirably thin pate brisee. The bite of ice cream I tried tasted intensely of hazelnut.
Service seemed a little bit impatient at times. Our smiley and otherwise nice waiter came to our table three or four times within a few minutes, while we were trying to decide on our food and drink orders, to ask whether we were ready, yet. And he came to our table so many times while we were still finishing our dessert and cocktails that we felt pressured to ask for the check and leave. (There were, by this time, many empty tables in the restaurant, so it wasn't that he needed to turn the table. It also wasn't close to closing time.) Other this this, though, we found the service to be competent. Food came quickly, water glasses were filled (with the restaurant's "house-filtered" water) and meats were cooked exactly to order. The host was very sweet, helpful and open to questions.
Sustain is another solid option in Midtown Miami and a welcome addition to what has become something of a restaurant row (alongside NYC import, Mercadito, and Sugarcane). Judging by the lavish critical praise Sustain has already received, I'm sure it'll be around for a long time.
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Sustain is another solid option in Midtown Miami and a welcome addition to what has become something of a restaurant row (alongside NYC import, Mercadito, and Sugarcane). Judging by the lavish critical praise Sustain has already received, I'm sure it'll be around for a long time.
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This is a great preseason schedule for the Jaguars, as all four opponents were playoff teams in 2011. The times haven't been released yet for these games, and the regular season schedule for 2012 will be released later this month.
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