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July 26, 2016
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July 25, 2016
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July 19, 2016
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July 19, 2016
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July 19, 2016
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July 18, 2016
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July 18, 2016
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July 17, 2016
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On Air Hosts | Contributing Reporters | Production and Technical Staff | Contributing Producers
On Air Hosts
Chris Moore
Chris Moore has hosted and produced countless remarkable programs and feature reports since joining WQED in 1980. Formerly the host of the long-running "Black Horizons" and "OffQ," he is now hosting "Horizons," moderating "4802," and is a contributing producer to "Experience." The Mid-Atlantic Emmy® winner has brought to life documentaries like "Wylie Avenue Days," which focused on the heyday of Pittsburgh's Hill District. A Vietnam veteran, he has often incorporated his own life experiences in specials like "In Country," the story of his friends and comrades' return to Vietnam. Outside of WQED, Chris hosts the live call-in TV show, "Pittsburgh Now" for PCNC and has his own weekend radio show on KDKA-AM 1020.
Rick Sebak
Rick Sebak has been making TV programs for WQED since 1987. His documentaries are often called collectively "The Pittsburgh History Series," although they are individual stand-alone programs. Popular for decades, these Sebak productions include such Pittsburgh favorites as "Kennywood Memories," "Things That Aren't There Anymore," "Downtown Pittsburgh," "North Side Story," "The Strip Show," and many others. Rick has also produced a dozen national programs for PBS, including "A Hot Dog Program," "Sandwiches That You Will Like," "A Flea Market Documentary," and "A Ride Along the Lincoln Highway." In 2004, Rick was nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards, one for producing and one for writing, on a program titled "Fred Rogers: America's Favorite Neighbor." He is the recipient of numerous Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards and other broadcasting honors. Rick's latest venture is a weekly series on WQED, "It's Pittsburgh & a Lot of Other Stuff," which premiered in the fall of 2010.
Contributing Reporters
Mike Clark
Mike Clark anchors WTAE-TV Channel 4 news and is one of the region's most-recognized television journalists. He's covered everything from regional disasters, to Pope John Paul II's funeral, to a humanitarian mission in Peru, earning honors that include the 2006 Bill Burns Award from the Catholic Youth Association. Mike now reserves some of his time to report for public TV, bringing an expertise in human interest reporting to WQED.
Dave Crawley
Dave has produced more than 3,000 human interest stories as the "KD Country" and features reporter for KDKA-TV. He's also one of WQED's best-known contributing reporters. As a poet, Dave has authored the children's books, "Reading, Rhyming and 'Rithmetic," "Cat Poems," and "Dog Poems," which was selected one of the "Best Children's Books of the Year" by the Children's Book Committee of Bank Street College. Dave has won 12 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards, the Edward R. Murrow Award and scores of other broadcasting honors.
Jim Cunningham
WQED-FM's Jim Cunningham also lends his expertise to WQED's television line-up, reporting on music, arts and culture. From the symphony to the opera, Jim keeps viewers tuned in to the Cultural District in Pittsburgh and beyond.
Beth Dolinar
Many Pittsburgh television viewers remember when Beth chose family life over her career as a WTAE-TV reporter. Years later, she returned to TV as a contributing reporter for WQED, winning a Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Award for her first feature, "From The Ashes," the story of the Ebenezer Baptist Church's comeback after a devastating fire. A respected print journalist as well, you'll find Beth's byline in her weekly column for the Washington Observer-Reporter. She has previously contributed feature stories for Pittsburgh Quarterly and Pittsburgh Magazine.
Chris Fennimore
As WQED Multimedia's Director of Programming and host of 'QED Cooks, Chris Fennimore wears many hats (and occasionally an apron) at the station. Since 1991, the Brooklyn native, who joined WQED Pittsburgh in 1985 as Director of National Programming, has served as Director of Programming. Chris is responsible for selecting and scheduling the television programs that air on WQED's four channels.
In August 1993, Chris incorporated his own love for cooking with his responsibility for providing quality television programs -- and inaugurated the cooking marathon format with "Zucchini Cheesecake." Since then, he has produced -- and hosted -- more than 75 live cooking marathons, ranging from "A is for Appetizers" to "S is for Seafood." Public television stations across the nation now air the national versions of the programs under the series title, "America's Home Cooking."
He launched QED Cooks in 1996 as a half-hour series featuring segments from the cooking marathons. The series airs Saturdays at 10 a.m. on WQED tv13 along with national PBS cooking shows.
Chris began his career in public broadcasting in 1973 at WNET/New York and has been involved in the development of national projects including "Seasons of Life," "The Struggle for Democracy," "Children of Darkness" and "Big Band Bash."
After studying under Marshall McCluhan at Fordham University, he went on to receive a graduate degree in Film and Television from the City University of New York. Chris lives in Regent Square with his wife Laura and their son Joseph. He is a member of the Pittsburgh Banjo Club and regularly performs with Dixie Doc and the Pittsburgh Dixieland All Stars.
Harold Hayes
Pittsburgh has watched Harold's solid reporting during his 30 plus years at KDKA-TV. He's covered everything from local news to national political conventions, Operation Desert Shield in Saudi Arabia, and the funeral of Pope John Paul II at the Vatican. Harold now calls on that experience in his long-form perspective reports for WQED.
Mike Lee
Mike brings his innovative style to arts, entertainment and human interest reports for WQED. He earned a 2010 Mid-Atlantic Emmy nomination as host of WQED's "Science Mission 101," produced the WQED documentary, "Lasting Lessons: Dr. Randy Pausch & The Last Lecture," and contributed features for "OnQ." Formerly a professional sports executive and creator/host of cable TV's "Pittsburgh 365," Mike is a native Pittsburgher, alumnus of Shady Side Academy, Dartmouth College, Yale School of Management, and the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
Doug Oster
He's well-known as the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Backyard Gardener, co-host of the "Organic Gardener's Radio Show" on KDKA-AM and author of several books. But Doug also reserves a spot in his busy schedule as a contributor to WQED-TV, reporting on gardening and the great outdoors. In 2009, Doug won a Mid-Atlantic Emmy for the WQED documentary, "Gardens of Pennsylvania," and was a long-time contributor to "OnQ." Doug's proudest accomplishment is founding "Cultivating Success," a gardening program for foster and adoptive children.
Production and Technical Staff
Rebecca Jean Born
Rebecca is an Emmy-nominated director for WQED-TV's studio-based productions and special projects, senior manager of production and broadcast operations, and the station's female voice-over artist. Rebecca produced Experience: Duquesne University Tamburitzans, which received the 2013 Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters Award for Outstanding Documentary, City of Asylum (2005 Telly Award and Emmy nomination), Masters of Glass (2003 Matrix Award) and many feature stories for local production. Since arriving at WQED in 1996, Rebecca has been involved with engineering, local and national productions, WQED-FM, underwriting, outreach and promotion.
Frank Caloiero
Frank has been with WQED since 1993, serving as videographer and editor on many award-winning WQED documentaries, programs and specials including "The Last Chapter," "Teen Dating Violence: The Murder of Demi Cuccia," "Teens OnQ," "Brainfood" and "One Year in Brownsville." In 2011, Frank served as editor and sound engineer on the immensely popular aerial documentary "Pittsburgh From The Air." His national credits include dozens of PBS and Discovery Channel programs including "Rediscovering America: The Real Ben Franklin," "Nobel Legacy," "Biodiversity: Exploring the Web of Life" and "Jobs: The Class of 2000." His videography and editing is now seen daily in the WQED productions "Experience," "Pittsburgh 360" and "Horizons," Frank also teaches AVID editing at Pittsburgh Filmmakers. He has been honored with many industry accolades including numerous Emmy® Awards and nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Mid-Atlantic Chapter.
Jerry Cobbs
With a keen ear and 30 years of remote and studio experience, Jerry guarantees the smooth and seamless sound of WQED Productions as our audio technician.
Chip Connelly
Chip leads the field in video, videotape, master control and technical direction, and is an occasional director.
Dave Foreman
Dave is a second-generation engineer who excels in FM, camera, videotape, audio and technical direction.
Amy Grove
As WQED's media manager, Amy coordinates the AVID editing process for most of WQED's productions. A talented editor herself, you'll see Amy's work in the America's Home Cooking Series ("From the Garden" and "C is for Chocolate") and memorable WQED feature reports like "The Johnstown Flood," and "From Darkness to Light." She also served as location manager on feature films such as "Promises Kept: The Oksana Baiul Story" and "Sudden Death."
Dick Lasota
Our audio technician is also the WQED Shop Steward for IATSE Local 820. During his 39 years of service with WQED, Dick has worked on a multitude of televisions productions, including "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood."
Mike Laver
Mike is a jack-of-all-trades who often fills in with audio, videotape or as cameraman.
Jim Ochtun
When he's not working as a primary camera operator, Jim can be found applying his decades of experience in the WQED nerve center as master control operator.
Paul Ruggieri
The photojournalist-editor joined WQED in 1999, with an extensive background in news and programming. Paul has 50 Emmy nominations, 19 Emmys, two Gabriel Awards, a CINE Golden Eagle and numerous other broadcasting awards, His notable work includes "Stone Soldiers: Saving the Gettysburg Monuments," "From Pittsburgh to Poland: Lessons of the Holocaust," "From Pittsburgh to the Vatican," "Leo Beachy's Legacy," "Losing Lambert: A Journey Through Survival and Hope," and Rick Sebak's "Pittsburgh A to Z", "Things We've Made." and "It's The Neighborhoods."
Minette Seate
The producer of "Horizons" and producer/host of "Filmmakers Corner" has contributed an extensive body of work to WQED. Minette was the long-time producer of "Black Horizons," the nation's longest-running minority affairs program. Her credits also include the documentaries "In Country: A Vietnam Story," "Torchbearers," "Jim Crow Pennsylvania," and "Barbershops PA Stylin'" Minette produced feature stories for "OnQ," was the associate producer on numerous Rick Sebak programs, production supervisor at Bermuda's state-run station "CITV," and science supervisor on the public radio program "Everyday Science." A multiple award winner, Minette served as the voice for a stuffed dinosaur on a Canadian children's program and participated in the prestigious PBS Producers Academy.
David Solomon
WQED's executive producer joined the station in 2000 and has written and produced notable documentaries including the nationally distributed "Portraits for the Home Front: The Story of Elizabeth Black," "Long Road Home" and "Losing Lambert." His other award-winning programs and features include "The Donora Smog," "Dixmont," One Year in Brownsville," "Stone Soldiers," "Leo Beachy's Legacy," "The Big Savage Tunnel," "Alicia's Message," "The Darr Mine Disaster," "Fallen Hero: The Ross McGinnis Story" and "From Pittsburgh to Poland: Lessons of the Holocaust." David has earned 28 Emmy® Awards and 65 nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Mid-Atlantic Chapter, three national Gabriel Awards, two Edward R. Murrow Awards, two CINE Golden Eagle Awards, three Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters Awards, and ten Golden Quill Awards from the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania. Previously, David was a long-time KDKA-TV news producer, and contributed feature stories to The Wall Street Journal.
Frank Warninsky and Jimmy Seech
Frank does most of the lighting design and teleprompter operating, and Jimmy does most of the floor managing.
Contributing Producers
Gina Catanzarite
Gina is an award-winning television producer, writer and teacher who has worked in her fields since 1987. Her accolades include six Mid-Atlantic Emmy® Awards, 16 Emmy® nominations, two Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters Awards, four Telly Awards, a Matrix Award, and a screenwriting grant from the Theatre Association of Pennsylvania. National credits include the PBS documentary "Making a Difference," hosted by Danny Glover, "John Updike: In His Own Words," and two series that helped launch the HGTV network, "Lucille's Car Clinic" and "Jane Nugent's Garden Party." Additional credits include "Facing Welfare Reform," "The Case of Missing Human Potential," "Beyond Convention," "Pittsburgh's Living Room" and "Living With Grief" hosted by Cokie Roberts. Additional credits include WQED's "The Race to Save Pennsylvania's Bats" and the Emmy® winning state-wide series "Teens OnQ" and "Brainfood." Her production of the "2009 Military Spouse of the Year" was played at a White House ceremony. Print credits include co-authoring Lucille's Car Care (Hyperion, 1996); regular columnist for Parents Choice Foundation and the Microsoft magazine, UnderWire; freelance writer for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh Magazine, Pittsburgh Prospects, Moms.com, Eyes On The Prize.org, The Pittsburgh History Series and The Pittsburgh Press. Since 2005, Gina has also served as an adjunct faculty member teaching broadcasting at Point Park University and Robert Morris University.
Maria Kakay
Maria is a contributing producer of feature reports for WQED's "Pittsburgh 360." Previously, she spent nine years in television news at WTAE-TV, winning a Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award for "spot news" and two National Headliner Awards. Maria earned her bachelor's degree from Penn State University, and her master's degree from Point Park University.
Iris Samson
As a contributing producer for WQED, Iris has brought TV viewers memorable documentaries including "Stories of the Holocaust," "Return to the Roots of Civil Rights" and "The Valley That Changed the World." Her features for "Pittsburgh 360," "Horizons," and previously, "OnQ," have explored topics ranging from high-tech to history, medical to community affairs, and art to entertainment. Iris was an integral part of the production team on the multiple award-winning WQED documentary "From Pittsburgh To Poland: Lessons of the Holocaust." Accolades include an Emmy® Award and multiple nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Mid-Atlantic Chapter, two Golden Quill Awards from the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania Associaton of Broadcasters Award for her documentary "Visiting Volant." Iris also has a print background that includes nearly two decades as a writer/assistant editor at The Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle.

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Texas AandM's head coaching job ranked in top 20
Despite more than 10 years of relative mediocrity, the Texas A&M head football coach position is still one of the most highly sought out jobs in the country, according to Athlon Sports.
In a ranking of the top 120 coaching jobs in college football, Texas A&M's post came in 18th. Texas, with its winning tradition, location and name brand was ranked as the No. 1 coaching job. The two face off Nov. 25 in Austin.


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KAHULUI - The conference minister of the Hawaii Conference of the United Church of Christ will be speaking at the 45th anniversary celebration of the Maui Evangelical Church at Sunday service, beginning at 8 a.m.
The Rev. Charles Beck will offer a message and the choir under the direction of Pam Petersen will share a special praise medley. A brunch will follow the service.
The 45th anniversary celebrates 1966, the year church members purchased its property on Hina Avenue. The church traces its roots back earlier to Alabama Camp in Puunene, where it was founded in 1922 to serve Filipino immigrants working in the sugar plantations.
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The Maui Evangelical Church on Hina Avenue in Kahului is celebrating its 45th anniversary Sunday, marking 1966, the year the church purchased its property in Kahului. The church began in Alabama Camp in Puunene and moved to Kahului, with the new church dedicated on Aug. 27, 1972.
The founding pastor was the Rev. Pedro F. Royola, who was succeeded by the Rev. Emeterio Centeno, who served from 1923 to 1953. Other ministers to serve at Maui Evangelical were the Revs. Jose Rosimo and Simeon Ibera.
The current pastor is the Rev. Walter Baloaloa, who has been with the church since 1973. He also is the supply pastor of Paia Hawaiian Protestant Church.
As the plantation camps of Puunene closed with the development of "Dream City," church members organized an effort to build a new church in Kahului that would serve everyone from the old plantation camps, including non-Filipinos.
Members purchased a lot on Hina Avenue in 1966, and services were held there, sometimes under tents with walls going up, until Maui Evangelical Church was dedicated on Aug. 27, 1972. A leader in the effort to build the Kahului church was Nicanor Domingo, who was a licentiate conducting those services in the church under construction. When he died in 1969, services were conducted by the Rev. Mary Moku, a supply pastor, who was assisted by Domingo's widow, Encarnacion, who was a licentiate.
In addition to Sunday services, the church holds Bible studies at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesdays. The church also operates a preschool that is open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
For more information about the church and its programs, call 877-3163, email firstname.lastname@example.com or go to the website www.mauievangelical.org.


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Distribution Media Format
Distribution Media Format (DMF) is a format for floppy disks that Microsoft used to distribute software.[1][2] It allowed the disk to contain 1680 kB of data on a 3½-inch disk, instead of the standard 1440 kB. As a side effect, utilities had to specially support the format in order to read and write the disks, which made copying of products distributed on this media more difficult. Macintosh running Disk Copy 6.3.3 on Mac OS 7.6 or later can copy and make DMF disks.[3] The first Microsoft software product that uses DMF for distribution were the 'c' revisions of Office 4.x. It also was the first software product to use CAB files (then called "Diamond").
Comparison of DMF and standard 1440 kB 3½-inch diskettes:
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DMF in the form of a 1680 kB VFD image and XDF images are supported by Windows Virtual PC.[4]
See also[edit]
- 2M, a program that allows the formatting of high capacity floppy disks
- fdformat, a program that allows the formatting of high capacity floppy disks
- XDF, a high-density diskette format used by IBM
- ^ "Definition of Distribution Media Format (DMF)". Microsoft Knowledge Base. 2007-01-19. Retrieved 2011-10-16.
- ^ Winn L. Rosch (1997-04-18). "Floppy Disks". Hardware Bible 1997. SAMS Publishing. ISBN 0-672-30954-8. Retrieved 2011-10-16.
… reducing the inter-record gap (the space between sectors) down to nine bytes … Each track uses a 2:1 interleave factor … The DMF format also skews the sectors on adjacent tracks by three sectors …
- ^ "Disk Copy 6.3.3". Apple Computer, Inc. 1999. Retrieved 2016-04-27.
- ^ Armstrong, Ben (2007-01-05). "Floppy disk image formats supported by Virtual PC and Virtual Server". Virtual PC Guy's Blog. Microsoft. Retrieved 2011-10-16.


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Herbert W. Boyer School of Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computing
The pre-health professions refers to undergraduate preparation for study in allopathic medicine, chiropractic medicine, dental medicine, osteopathic medicine, optometry, podiatric medicine and veterinary medicine. Students interested in these areas may choose any undergraduate major, but a solid foundation in biology and chemistry, and a fundamental knowledge of mathematics and physics are necessary.
Requirements (102 credits)
Students interested in attending the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine have the option of completing their undergraduate and medical degrees in seven years instead of eight years. The required course of study while at Saint Vincent College is as follows:
First Semester (16 credits)General Biology I with Laboratory General Chemistry I with Laboratory Calculus I First Theology All students must take one 4 credit course designated as a First-Year Seminar.
Second Semester (18 credits) General Biology II with Laboratory General Chemistry II with Laboratory Calculus II Language & Rhetoric Social Science
Third Semester (16 credits) Cell Biology with Laboratory Organic Chemistry I with Laboratory Calculus III General Physics I with Laboratory
Fourth Semester (17 credits) Mammalian Physiology - no Laboratory Organic Chemistry II with Laboratory General Physics II with Laboratory 1st Philosophy History
Fifth Semester (17 credits) Physical Chemistry I with Laboratory Proteins and Metabolism with Laboratory Theology Foreign Language Fine Arts
Sixth Semester (18 credits) Nucleic Acids and Membranes with Laboratory Research Seminar I Biological Chemistry Seminar History Foreign Language Social Science English
The culminating experience at Saint Vincent College is CH 304. At the end of the first year of successful study at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, the student receives the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Biological Chemistry from Saint Vincent College. At the end of successful study at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, the student receives the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.


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Dexter Gordon has been a sorcerer on the tenor sax for 40 years and more than 80 LPs. Now, at 63, he makes his feature film debut as a troubled black American jazz musician and delivers the performance of the year. There is more astounding news. Far from boring the nonjazz buff, the musical sequences, shot in long takes, become an integral part of the drama. Director and co-screenwriter Bertrand (A Sunday in the Country) Tavernier has loosely based his story on the real experiences of Francis Paudras, a young Frenchman who met the legendary jazz pianist Bud Powell in Paris in the late '50s and tried in vain to save his American idol from self-destructing on alcohol. Tavernier, unimpressed with actors faking musical prowess (such as Robert De Niro in New York, New York), insisted on a real musician for the role. After combing the market, he seized on Gordon—like Powell, a pioneer of the bebop jazz of the '40s, but unlike Powell, one who kicked a problem, heroin, to make a major comeback in 1976. A tall (6'5"), elegant man with a shambling gait, Gordon speaks slowly, in a rhythmic rasp that runs the scale from self-mocking to mournful. "I'm tired of everything except the music," he tells French actor François Cluzet, playing the fan who holds nothing more dear than his idol's salvation—not even his job, a possible reconciliation with his wife or the care of his young daughter, beautifully acted by 12-year-old Gabrielle Haker. To the musically obsessed Cluzet, Gordon is a god. Constantly watched by his employers lest he slip out for drinks, Gordon's jazzman is a human shell until he takes the stage. There, every fiber of his body becomes attuned to the beat, his fingers show a surgeon's precision, his arms an interpretive dancer's grace. Tavernier is right: This can't be faked. Along with Cluzet, we are enthralled—and later enraged. After a few drinking binges that land Gordon in the hospital, we lose patience with Cluzet for sacrificing so much for a man who won't save himself. Still, the selfishness in the Samaritan helps the film skirt false nobility for something more truthful and telling. By trying to rescue the artist, he is rescuing his art and, Cluzet thinks, sharing in art's immortality. Credit must go to the musical tapestry woven by such jazz greats as Herbie Hancock, Billy Higgins and Pierre Michelot, as well as superb acting cameos by Lonette (The Cotton Club) McKee as an old flame of Gordon's, newcomer Sandra Reaves-Phillips as his watch dog like friend and especially Martin Scorsese, director of Raging Bull, as a hustling club owner. Above all there is Dexter Gordon, evoking the highs and lows of the bebop era with stunning virtuosity. The result is spellbinding entertainment. (PG-13)
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I bought Asha an iPhone 4 on Virgin for Xmas. It replaced her old Samsung flip-phone on Verizon Prepaid. She's beed thrilled with it to the extent that she entered her entire address book (deadtree) direct into the phone. She wanted to do that before installing Gmail. I kept telling her she can install Gmail then sync her contacts with Gmail... Now I need to get them to sync in the other direction so that her contacts end up in Gmail.

I'm in the market for a new phone myself. I'm averse to the contract model that cell carriers use. I'd like to see if I can unlock a Virgin iPhone 4GS to work on other US networks. But there's little point since Virgin is currently cheaper than the other networks.

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January 2, 2006, 12:08 PM
My son and his wife live in Atlanta near Georgia Tech. I am requesting some advice for convenient shooting clubs with outdoor facilities, indoor ranges for inclement weather and a good CCW instructor.
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January 2, 2006, 12:16 PM
Outdoor clubs: Cherookee Gun Club and there is another farther north in Forsyth County. Both very nice yet far.
Indoor: Nothing very close to town, closest is American Classic Marskman, north up Peachtree Industrial about 15 miles. Nice people and range is ok. Can get crowded. CCW instructos there are very good. Walt Sippel is one name I can recall. Another range is Bull's Eye Range in Lawrenceville, about 30 Miles NE. One of my favorite stores, least favorite ranges.
Shotguns: Tom Lowe Shooting grounds is where the 96 Olympics were held and is located sw of the airport.
For more info, you can pm me for details and some more information.
January 2, 2006, 01:19 PM
There's a newer indoor range in Forsyth county off of Post Rd.
I've been in the range but haven't used it yet. Looked like a nice place had CCTV to kep a eye on the shooting lanes.
January 2, 2006, 05:32 PM
Not exactly Atlanta, but close by:
Bullseye Marksman Gun Club (http://www.gunshopfinder.com/bytownresults.asp?ID=4190) is a new shop and range in Cummings.
Hot Shots Gun Shop and Shooting Range (http://www.gunshopfinder.com/bytownresults.asp?ID=4168) in Marietta is another that has been mentioned on THR.
If anyone has an opinion on these places, I'd like to hear it.
January 2, 2006, 11:04 PM
I think Hot Shots is the best. Clean, well run. Classic marksman does a good job. The only reason to go to Bullseye is if you are in the vicinity. Very dirty, run down. Good prices on pistols however.
January 2, 2006, 11:42 PM
Thanks for the feedback, Texshooter.
Bullseye Marksman Gun Club just opened their doors in September. The owner, Doug, has spent $$$ on building a first-class range, not to mention a great store. (It's either that, or he's lying to me, which I doubt).
You might be confusing them with Bull's Eye Indoor Range & Gun Shop in Lawrenceville. They seem to have a different attitude than the other two shops I mentioned.
January 2, 2006, 11:46 PM
what became of the olympic venues?
January 3, 2006, 12:47 PM
Thanks for all the input. I've forwarded the url for this thread to my son.
January 3, 2006, 03:57 PM
Hot Shots in Marietta is nice, I have only been there once. Problem was, the guns were so expensive I was scared off.
ACM is favorite, Bull's Eye in Lawrenceville is least favorite range, but it is my "honey hole" of gun shops. It seems that every time I go in there I find exactly what i was looking for for a better then good price. Example, today I was thinking of getting a .22 revolver or Ruger 22/45. Walk into a shop in the buckhead area, great S&W model 34 for $400. Very tempting but I will keep looking. Go to Bulls'eye because I am in area and find a LNIB 22/45 4" Bull barrel P4 model for $180. It happens every time. The guys there are nice, once you go in a few times. They are a little standoffish at first, I think because the place attracts alot of gunstore commandos. They offer Class III firearms for rent, much fun, and this brings in certain types.
There is also a free outdoor range about 1 hour east of Atlanta, with 200yd rifle and pistol ranges. It's on the Chalie Elliot WMA, real nice facility for free.
January 3, 2006, 05:06 PM
Atlanta Classic Marksman - Nice range, with very nice folks running the joint. They charge a flat rate of $12 for range time, however, it can get crowded on the weekends, so make sure to call ahead. I believe they have a ladies night as well. Walt is a very nice guy. As for their gun prices, they tend to be on the high side.
Bullseye - Not a bad facility located on the old Lawrenceville square. Rates are charged for the first hour and then by the half hour. Class III rentals are always a fun option, but you must use their ammo. That gets expensive quick. Their shop tends to be one of the better ones in the area. Wide variety of hand guns, surplus, and new rifles very competitively priced.
Charlie Elliots WMA - Outdoor range with a 100 yard and 50 yard range. Open 10-6 Monday thru Saturday. Its about an hour and 15 mins outside of Atlanta. Gets really crowded in the nice months on the weekends.
Masters Gun Range - on 78 E of Atlanta, I went there one time with a coupon for a free hour of range time. The range is much older, and still requires you to crank your target down range. I never went back.
Best description I can give you of the ranges I have actually used in the Atlanta area.
January 3, 2006, 11:08 PM
Depends on what kind of range you want. I go to the Dekalb County firing range in Lithonia just off of I-20 East at the Browns Mill Road exit. It's a bare bones outdoor range run by the police department that's open to the public on Friday. It costs $7.00 dollars an hour for a set of targets at 25, 50 and 100 yards, respectively. Call 770-484-3046; sometimes it might not be open due to training by the police, so call ahead to check.
January 3, 2006, 11:11 PM
can't recall the name of the range, but the most convenient to downtown is just off I-75 when you cross into Clayton County in Forest Park. Nice people, good (not great) range. less than 15 minutes from downtown when its not rush hour.
Good luck,
January 4, 2006, 12:16 AM
One of the best ranges I found in the metro area is the South River Gun Club.
Just about anything you want. 25' pistol to 300 yard high power, plus trap ,
skeet, and sporting clays. Real nice people running the club house and store
too. Just east of Atlanta out I-20 between Conyers and Covington on highway
212 south of I-20. Call then at 770-786-3752. Good helpful folks. you'll enjoy.
good shooting where ever you shoot:) :) :D
January 4, 2006, 02:08 PM
I work not too far from Tech. :-)
There are several places, but none that I know of that are very convient to the area...
I75s and 285 - GA range & gun
out I20 e (way far) Charlie Elliot DNR range
up I75 way far - John's Mountain DNR range
Hotshots on Austel road (near Marietta)
Those are the ones that come to mind.
January 4, 2006, 02:31 PM
one of the best places is Cherokee Rose in Griffin. About 20-30 minutes south of downtown Atlanta down I-75. Great course layout, very nice and knowledgable staff.
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Darren Barker is not a fighting man.
Yesterday on the gloves are off, you could tell he had ZERO desire and i strongly get the impression that he really doesn't give a **** about boxing. I give him credit for beating Geale, but he kind of lucked out.
He may be able to edge past Sturm, but i seriously doubt he will be World champion this time next year (unless they feed him Sainsbury's checkout operators)
I know all this makes me sound like i think i'm a mind reader, but it seems he has accomplished all his boxing goals by becoming champion. His eye is off the ball and all he cares about now is cashing out (he even admitted this).
His heart isn't in the game and he will retire after his next loss.
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He's a refreshing change to the wife beaters, jail birds and thugs that litter boxing
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Did you miss that part where he said he really wanted to box Murray? :|
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You're just saying he's not interested because he wasn't boasting about himself being world champion or being arrogant and not wanting to rank the other fighters out of respect,but he can sit back and be a bit cooler than usual cause he's achieved the goal that everyone around that table wants, I think he's just a nice guy and not you're average boxer type who gloats about himself, and you took that as him not being a fighting man, that's all wrong in my opinion.
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he also said he is now boxing purely for the money which is what ol mucka eddie hearn will be plying him with
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I really like Barker, I didn't think he'd beat Geale butall credit to him.
I'd say don't judge others by your own standards or those you set for others.
Read up on how he tried to help out someone who was getting beat up.
He was hospitalised in this incident.He has also lost his brother.
All in he doesn't have anything to prove to me.
If he wants to make as much money and retire that's fine by me.
He is a humble guy who has achieved something of worth
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Breckenridge, a National Historic District designation, has restored, gingerbread Victorian houses lining its streets. Set amidst mountain splendor and the Continental Divide for a backdrop, this former mining town was established in an 1859 gold rush - the first permanent settlement on Colorado's Western Slope. Named in honor of Vice President John C. Breckenridge (in order to get a post office more easily). In addition to the diverse terrain on the ski resort's three mountains, Breckenridge, at an elevation of 9,603', has the only Jack Nicklaus-designed municipal golf course, renown musical organizations, and miles of hiking trails. Be sure to check out the human maze at Peak 8 - a fun place to get lost! Surrounded by Arapaho National Forest, the city has fishing on the Upper Blue River or the nearby Mohawk Lakes.
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NO MATTER WHAT THEY CALL IT-- THE STORMS THAT MOVED THROUGH LEFT BEHIND A LOT OF DAMAGE. 40/29'S MIKE JACQUES SPOKE WITH A FAMILY-- WHO'SE ROOF WAS BLOWN RIGHT OFF OF THEIR HOME. NEW TONIGHT-- HE SHOWS US HOW THEY'RE COPING. Right now near Siloam Spring rain continues to poor through a giant hole where Javier Ramirez roof used to be. And even though he lost just about everything he owns and almost lost his life last night he is grateful to be alive JAVIER-i feel like thanks God I see this as God has given me another chance to start over I lose everything but i'm still alive Jocko-what's next for javier? Javier well, um, try to build something back I have to.. I don't know how but I have to... Jocko-Javier's wife and 3 daughters who were outside in the car when everything happened are still a little shaken up today but are also happy that everyone is safe today. FOR THE NEXT DAYS-- TTHE RAMIREZ FAMILY IS STAYING WITH FRIENDS. BUT THEY HAVE DECIDED THEY DO WANT TO REBUILD THEIR HOME.
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The Parallel Universe Box was an invention accidentally created by Professor Farnsworth. Within the box was a parallel universe, inside which were alternate colored versions of the Planet Express crew. The only differences between the universes are coin flips, which apparently have decided the majority of Planet Express' decisions and the colors of people.
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i've found the trigger so this is probably the easiest way for the time being...
1. get this file via ssh: /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/N45AP.plist
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4. save then using that website again reconvert to binary
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Hopefully someone can patch the frameworks or springboard which wouldn't require this to be done! Anyway if you're desperate to try it out, that's all that needs to be done there's nothing wrong with stability or anything so you're not going break anything permanently trying this out.
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"Doc, they're not giving me my Benadryl." The patient scraped his long fingernails along his neck to emphasize the point, his skin falling in tiny flakes onto his dark green uniform. The space where he used to have eyebrows lifted quizzically, awaiting my response.
I took a deep breath. I was still not used to working in the prison clinic, or in a prison at all. The clinic was in a cramped, ancient section of a maximum security facility that dated back to the turn of the century before last. It was a good ten-minute walk from the prison entrance to get there, mostly through tunnels crowded with inmates lined up for food, work, or head count. Along the way were the echoing noises of the place, the staring officers, the smells of constantly applied fresh paint and ammonia, and the shuffling lines of inmates in their color-coded uniforms: white for those in work programs, green for those with few infractions, gray-brown for most everyone else. And, on occasion, the bright crimson of death row.
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Dalmatians and mice alike roamed the halls as Newport Elementary School participated in National "Drop Everything and Read' (D.E.A.R) Day on April 8.
The event was a first for the school as a whole, but third grade classes previously had participated, school librarian Amy Charles said.
The event was coordinated by the Newport Education Association and was held on the birthday of children's author Beverly Cleary.
"I was actually (surprised) to see so many of them dressing up," Charles said about the teachers who wore costumes. "The teachers loved that so many from the community came in.'
As part of the day, all students entered a dog biscuits counting contest, which was inspired by Cleary's book, "Two Dog Biscuits.' The two winners received $10 for use at the school's book fair, which begins April 20.
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Unlike the chilly world he faces in the current disaster flick The Day After Tomorrow, Dennis Quaid's personal life is heating up: the actor is engaged to fellow Texan Kimberley Buffington.
Quaid's reps have confirmed the engagement to TV's Extra. No wedding date has been set.
Last September, PEOPLE reported that Quaid, 50, was seeing Buffington, a 35-year-old banking executive from Austin. The two met the previous March when Quaid played a gig in the Texas city with his band, the Sharks.
Buffington went on to spend time at Quaid's Montana ranch last summer, and last fall, a source close to the couple told PEOPLE, she was to join him in Africa, where he was remaking Flight of the Phoenix.
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Quaid's 10-year marriage to Meg Ryan, 42, with whom he shares custody of 12-year-old son Jack, ended in divorce in 2001, after reports that she had a whirlwind romance with Russell Crowe, her costar in 2000's Proof of Life.
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Greetings. Working conditions 100% mobile, ic-706. Antenna is my own design: 4 el mobile vert array. Took me 6-7 months to master the design. Array works extremely well, very directional, excellent side rejection. I enjoy designing mobile antennas. Next project is a true 1/4~ mobile vert with no coil to op on 10/12/15/17m. For 15/17m it can only be used statically due to length but will be mounted on ball mount on vehicle. Hope to meet you soon on air. 73 de KD0WQN.
Started the coil free, mobile 4 element array design that will allow operation on 6/10/12/15/17 m. The driven element , reflector and two directors are telescopically extendable to 15', allowing tuning for 17m. In the photo you see the coil-free telescopic antenna, 1" diameter base, setup on stainless steel ball mounts. This is a photo of the 4-el mobile vertical array beam setup to proper length and taper for 10m.
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