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Uhmmmm, some intelligence gathering led me to this. My question: Is there any truth to this. And does it state that the WHOLE K-On manga will end in July (being the University chapters to end in June, so I assume that the HS will end In July as stated). C'mon, hope you guys can give me some optimistic views on this.
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The K-ON! (next generation high school) chapters are unaffected, as those are serialized in Manga Time Kirara Carat.
|2012-05-22, 23:32
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If there is any news on the High School section it will be in the next release (which I believe comes out next week), much like the news about the University section was in this month's chapter.
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|2012-05-26, 01:45
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And so like I thought, high school ends next month.
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|2012-05-26, 10:00
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Not sure if we are going to have a real ending this time, one thing for sure, we are not going to see more K-on for now until they restart again or decided to make s3 anime. Either way, I gonna miss them that's for sure.
Actually, a small part of me want Kakifly to move on to try something new. Maybe that would be better for him if that's what he wants. Who knows, maybe he will come back to write more K-on when he feels like doing it. Continuing K-on non stop for too long would made it appear like they are milking it. When I first heard about the restart and the split of the manga, you could say that Im skeptic with the authors decision to continue at first due to how great season 2 ended, but after few chapters, Ive become convinced that author hasnt loose his touch which is a relief for me. In fact, its as if he keeps getting better and better with every passing chapter. Yeah, seriously that really surprises me, consider how long this manga is, I'm mentally prepared for the opposite. With exception of Ton-chan, I notice some of the anime references from time to time. I actually like how he merges some of the gags and events from anime into the manga, because it reflects that he also enjoys the anime just as much as writing his manga. The only thing I find missing from this whole restart is there isnt enough Mio stalker. There should be one (Im not even asking for two) chapter dedicated to her, since it would be a waste to have her doing nothing after putting her back into the manga in the first place. Thats it about the negative; everything else is nothing short from highly enjoyable ride for me. Now I shall keep wishing for third and perhaps final season of this series anime in the nearest possible future whenever that is, and will continue supporting this franchise till the very end.
|2012-05-26, 13:44
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|2012-05-27, 03:41
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It looks like, though, with the two branches aiming to end up in similar places (i.e. University Houkago Tea Time preparing for their Battle of the Bands and the High School Fresh Leaf Girls preparing for their cultural festival concert,) KyoAni could very well make up a whole third season of K-ON! that would end with concerts all around.
|2012-05-27, 04:07
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But Budokan was never even mentioned in the manga in the first place. And once that became clear in the manga, KyoAni probably handwaved Budokan away by having Yui offhandedly mention how expensive it would be to rent in the last episode of Season I.
Besides, if you ask me, the judo and kendo clubs have a way better chance of ending up in the Budokan than a high school music band.
|2012-05-27, 06:49
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|2012-05-27, 12:00
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I'm anticipating one of those "Behind the Music" mockumentaries.... They can call it "Behind the Tea and Sweets"
One note about the University side. They are practicing a lot more. They're being more dedicating to it now. Probably because of Gang of Girls dedication... or rather.... yeah.. something like that.
|2012-05-28, 21:31
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Location: Republic of California
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People just don't like things ending.
I don't either usually. Though I tend to think of ways it won't be endig yet will end.
The show and manga are called "K-On" for the Light Music Club. Logically, as the girls get older, they won't be in a Light Music Club forever. But Afterschool Tea Time? They can be that longer. Even if tey broke up as a band, formed their own bands apart from each other, or did other things later in life....they will always be HTT. Just like the Beatles. They were only together as a whole for less than ten years, with John and Paul being together as a band for slightly over ten years. But even to this day...they are the Beatles. That is what people remember them for most.
The same would be true for Mio, Yui, Ritsu, Mugi, and Azusa. If they ever did hit the Budokan, or become as famous as they are in the manner they are on our side of things (he audiance watching an anime), than they will always be HTT.
The two mangas seem like they are heading to a duel conclusion of concerts. Yui's group will still be in college, but Azusa will graduate soon from High School and from the talk with Ui and Sawako, it seems Azusa wants to follow the others to JWU.
If the two K-On are to end...that does not mean they cannot have a sequal., based on the same characters, but with their band as the title instead.
|2012-05-31, 11:54
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I for one would REALLY like to see a "where are they now" in few years.
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Human Rights Council Links Internal Displacement With Climate Change
6 July 2012: During its 20th session, the UN Human Rights Council expressed concern over the expected exacerbating impact of climate change on natural hazards and climate-related events, and its related contribution to internal displacement.
Resolution A/HRC/20/L.14 – one of 22 adopted at the session – calls for disaster risk reduction (DRR) and the building of resilience to disasters to be addressed with a renewed sense of urgency in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication.
In the resolution, the Council invites the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons to continue exploring the human rights implications and dimensions of disaster-induced internal displacement, with a view to supporting Member States in their efforts to build local resilience and capacity to prevent displacement, or to provide assistance and protection to those who are forced to flee. The resolution refers to the adverse effects of climate change in environmental degradation and extreme weather events.
The Council's 20th session took place in Geneva, Switzerland, from 18 June - 6 July 2012. The UN Human Rights Council is made up of 47 UN Member States elected by the UN General Assembly (UNGA), with responsibility for strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights around the globe, and for addressing situations of human rights violations and making recommendations. [Full Text of the Resolution] [OHCHR Press Release] [Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) Website]

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Police: Womans wallet stolen at gunpoint
A Springfield woman was robbed at gunpoint as she left the Burger King on York Street on Saturday, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
The woman told officers she was getting in her car in the restaurant parking lot around 6:45 p.m. when a young black male wearing a gray hoodie approached her on a bicycle, according to the report.
The suspect asked her if she had change for a $20 bill, she told him no and tried to close her car door, according to the report. The suspect stopped her from closing her door, pulled a black handgun from his waist band and threatened to shoot the victim if she didnt give him her wallet.
The victim gave the suspect her wallet, which contained an undisclosed amount of money and credit cards, and he fled the scene on his bicycle, according to the report.
The victim chased the suspect in her vehicle until she lost him at the intersection of Aldrich Street and Brentwood Place, according to the report.
Authorities investigate suspicious night fire
Authorities are investigating a Sunday night fire at a home that they have deemed suspicious.
According to the Aiken County Sheriffs Office, the fire happened around 10:30 p.m. on Old Chalk Bed Road. One of the residents told fire fighters he came outside and found his front porch on fire. Fire personnel advised that there were no electrical items or power on the front porch, according to the report. The victim told officers he believes the fire started on the porch.
Two families lived in the home, according to Augusta media outlets. All residents made it out safely, but two pets reportedly died.
Fire personnel requested a police report and an investigation into the fire, according to the sheriffs report.
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An Aiken man was struck by a vehicle while walking through a parking lot on Old Ninety Six Indian Trail in Monetta, according to the Aiken County Sheriffs Office.
The 37-year-old victim told officers he was walking across the parking lot when an unknown person driving a white four-door car struck him, causing minor injuries, according to the report. The victim declined EMS transport and told officers the person driving the vehicle stopped and spoke with him momentarily, telling him he didnt realize hed struck the victim.
The driver reportedly handed the victim a piece of paper with his contact information on it and told him to send him the hospital bill, according to the report. He then left the parking lot.
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Developing Study Skills, Taking Notes and Tests, Using Dictionaries and Librariesby Marcia J. Coman Kathy L. Heavers
Were you ever taught how to study? Instructors often assume that students beyond grade school know and use good study techniques. You may know some people who seem to be able to do more in less time and get good grades besides. How do they do it? In this unit you will learn some simple techniques that good students consider most important when studying. Now you can discover some of their secrets.
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- Bookshare Web Reader - a customized reading tool for Bookshare members offering all the features of DAISY with a single click of the "Read Now" link.
- DAISY (Digital Accessible Information System) - a digital book file format. DAISY books from Bookshare are DAISY 3.0 text files that work with just about every type of access technology that reads text. Books that contain images will have the download option of 'DAISY Text with Images'.
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Open Road USA
A road trip across America always sounds so idyllic; nothing but the open road, endless diners and Jack Kerouac in the back seat. Unfortunately, unless the world's biggest ball of string is your cup of tea (yes it does exist in Branson Missouri) there isn't much to do on that eternal roadway. The city stops along the way are the highlights, so plan with care.
New York is the perfect place to start your trip. Most people in the city don't drive so once you land you don't need to pick up the rental car immediately and can save a bit of cash. Stops in Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia will school you on all the US history you could want. Then discover southern hospitality in New Orleans, Atlanta, Dallas and Houston, where big hair and cowboy boots are mandatory. Finish off on the West Coast. Play in the sun and learn to surf in Southern Cali. Walk the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, while resisting the urge to call is San Fran. Cap it off with Hollywood tours and shopping in LA. Have extra time? Head up to Seattle for a cup of joe or over to Arizona to enjoy some desert air.
New York
As the first capital of the early USA, New York has some of the most amazing architecture. See how colonial America functioned back before skyscrapers were erected. Archaeology tours offer a new perspective on the historical trip. Gain access to private artefact collections and piece together the past.
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Shopping is something the US does in its own special way. Shopping malls line almost every street and shopping tours help tourists manage money and time while they shop. Buy souvenirs, have lunch and see a movie all within one building. Some shopping tours even offer more bang for the buck. The Dallas shopping tour includes admission to the Dallas Museum of Art.
San Francisco
San Francisco's Chinatown is an exclusive area where the American Chinese culture is highly valued. As the culinary capital of the US, almost every restaurant is top notch. North Beach offers more expensive fare, usually with a Californian/Mexican twist while Chinatown serves up dim sum and a culture of its own. Touring Chinatown and North Beach gives you the best of California.
Home to the Field Museum, an interactive museum where you can observe space and earth from the perspective of a scientist. Meet Sue the largest T-Rex fossil and explore Egypt's tombs with larger than life installations. Ascend to the top of the world at the Hancock Tower and see four states at once! Tours and city passes make seeing cities with endless attractions, such as Chicago, a breeze!
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The best way to see New York is on foot. Enjoy walking tours that cover archaeology, architecture, art galleries, Ground Zero or Central Park!
Daytrip to the border of Canada and see the beautiful Niagra Falls! Stay awhile and visit the outlet shops!
Venture out of the city to the Hamptons or Long Island for a day of shopping or a wine tour!
Take a walk through history as you tour one of America's oldest cities. See Boston with: a Back Bay Tour, Best of Boston Tour, Historical Boston Tour or Haymarket and Harbour Tour!
Short on time? Visit Boston on a daytrip from New York!
Nothing can compare to the French Quarter of New Orleans. Learn the history of the area and meet some locals.
See Arizona's blend of Americana and Spanish culture as you shop and explore Tucson!
Explore the many cultures of California as you tour North Beach and Little Italy, Chinatown or Chinatown and North Beach!
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Cinco de Mayo is this Saturday, which means we'll all be digging into Mexican food – and margaritas – galore.
If you're planning on dining at home, check out this spicy Cinco de Mayo-inspired recipe round up that includes Eva Longoria's spicy serrano guacamole and spicy Mayan truffles for dessert. You'll be able to make all of your favorite kicked up Mexican dishes in the comfort of your own home while impressing your family and friends.
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The Indonesian Sports Council's (KONI) new chief, Tono Suratman, said that he has a number of solutions to solve the conflict between the Indonesian Soccer Association (PSSI) and a number of clubs that have rebelled against the national soccer body.
"I actually have several solutions for the disagreement. However, I need to meet with representatives of both parties first," Tono told reporters in Jakarta on Wednesday.
Tono said that the opposing parties needed to settle the problem immediately for the sake of the nation.
"What is important is that we cannot be too strict about things, as this could hamper our efforts to reach our goals," Tono said.
"Now, we have reconciliation as an alternative way out, because we need to get out of this matter for the sake of something more important: the nation."
The PSSI, under the leadership of Djohar Arifin Husin, received a vote of no confidence from 452 clubs who grouped themselves in the so-called Indonesian Soccer Rescue Committee (KPSI).
The KPSI has urged Djohar to step down from his seat as they have lost trust in the PSSI chief over controversial decisions the body has taken within the first six months of his leadership of the association. They have also demanded that an extraordinary congress be held to discuss solutions to the stand-off.
However, PSSI chief Djohar Arifin Husin has said that there is no need for an extraordinary congress.
Also on Wednesday, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Andi Malarangeng said the government would not approve any form of extraordinary congress held as an option to solve the PSSI leadership fiasco.
"We are totally against the extraordinary congress. We don't want to be trapped again in dealing with the PSSI management. We already have had five congresses just to get the current management in place," said Andi, adding that the best way to solve the leadership mess was through the Indonesian Sports Council's (KONI) mediation and or arbitration by the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS).


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Kabul, Afghanistan: Given the current situation in Afghanistan, this year we have decided to try to involve all UN staff in a volunteer activity. We identified orphanages in Kabul,Herat, Mazar, Jalalabad, and Kunduz.
We will collect donations for these children. With the winter approaching, the many orphans are in need of shoes, warm clothing and blankets. They also need soaps and laundry detergent. Other items such as toys and books would be useful as well.
Those who wish to contribute but feel that they do not have the items available, are suggested to contribute cash. UNV in collaboration with UNAMA staff welfare committee collect the contributions. The procurement office will do all necessary purchases from a reliable vendor. The authentic bills of all the purchases made will be copied to everyone who contributed.


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Milk Teeth Hyper Halloween Party
Milk Teeth is ganging up for a midweek Hyper Halloween Party on 27/10/09
London's epic gutter house night NIGHT SLUGS has kindly loaned out resident Manara for a headline eerie tropical set. We've also got old skool b'more fly boy Russ Rockwell, Angry Dance Party founder Chris Pell/DJ Murlo, and residents FiFi and Neuf (thass me).
The XX are also coming along for an after party (following their headline gig at Audio) so come bob apples with those guys whilst suppin' on some Zombie Colada.
I'm gonna dress as Lisa Left Eye Lopez with a hint of Anne Nicole Smith.
SO – Brighton – 27/10/09 The Jazz Place (under The Loft, Ship Street) Free entry before 11pm – £3 after – MILK TEETH HYPER HALLOWEEN PARTY
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Memorial service for Helen "Country Girl" Colgan, age 73, of New Smyrna Beach, who died Wednesday at Hospice Care Center, Port Orange, will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, September 4, 2010, at Settle-Wilder Chapel, New Smyrna Beach, with Chaplain Laura Walters Baskett, Hospice of Volusia/Flagler, officiating. Entombment of cremated remains will follow at Edgewater/New Smyrna Cemetery.


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Sisters Hospital Foundation raises funds and awareness for projects and services that maintain and improve patient care at Sisters of Charity Hospital and its affiliates, including St. Joseph Campus (formerly St. Joseph Hospital).
Sisters Hospital Foundation was created in 1979.
There are many ways you can help us. From financial contributions to hosting an event to volunteering, we greatly appreciate your time and resources.
The Sisters Hospital Foundation invites you to call the Foundation Office at (716) 862-1990 or visit www.sistershospitalfoundation.org to learn more about how you can support healthcare in the central city of Buffalo and surrounding communities.
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The Office of Financial Aid is committed to helping you and your family apply for and receive financial aid, both before you enroll and during your time here.
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While we are finalizing a few details of the process, the steps below are taken to apply for need-based financial aid (grants, loans, work-study). We do not use or require or the CSS Profile.
Step 1. If applying Early Decision, complete the 2017-2018 EDFAA
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Hard cases make bad law; extremes must be treated with caution. Considering the cruel ordeal of Milly Dowler's family at her murderer's trial, it is tempting to demand immense change in the whole conduct of the law. The feeling — the fury! — is strengthened by disgust at the accused: already a convicted double murderer, repulsive, arrogant, and cunning.
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We've come to the end of our Simple Christmas Series. Now it's time for you to start thinking about what Christmas truly means for you. Like us, it could be about good food and good company. Maybe it's about your religious beliefs. Or maybe it's about family or rejuvenation. Whatever it is, this will be your ultimate goal for the holidays. Use it as your litmus test to help decide if something is truly inline with what you want, or if it's just what someone else wants of you.
The first year will be the hardest. But try it once, you can always go back to what you've always done next year.
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Making a Plastic Canvas Mask
Hopefully this guide will help you along your way in making a costume mask out of Plastic Canvas. This method is inexpensive and can produce lasting masks which are fun and easy to wear. Make sure to read all the way through this before you begin work on your mask, so you know what to expect and have a little background on what materials go where.
The first step is to gather your materials.Here is the list of the materials which I typically use:
Don't be intimidated by this list, most of these items are inexpensive and easy to find, others you may be able to find and order online (such as the faux fur). If you have an idea for your mask, don't hesitate to use your own judgment on it! Don't be afraid to experiment and try out new materials that you think would work.
The second step is to start on the mask's framework.
Begin by cutting strips of the
plastic canvas. Make sure to cut any jagged edges, its better to have a
smooth straight edge. Start off with two thick strips crossing each other
to fit your head. One over the top of your head, and one around the back. From
there add a muzzle, then the jaw. The jaw is DEFINITELY not as
complicated as it looks!
Third step: Adding foam to give more shape.
Any foam that you choose should
work, including couch cushion foam, mattress foam, or even some kinds of batting. The
foam is there to give the character shape, and have some of the features
stand out more. Such as the jowls, cheeks, eyebrows, etc. I've used thin
cushion foam, purchased by the yard, it can be layered easily. I've
also used couch cushion foam, which I got at an upholstery shop. The couch cushion foam was harder to work with because it was thick, and
had to be cut down, instead of building it up with something
thinner. You can experiment with different types of foam before you hot
glue it to the plastic canvas framework.
Fourth step: The fur.
The furring of the mask takes
time and care. This is the part that people see, so you'll want to do your
best. If you make it with a moving jaw, cover the jaw first, since your
view of it will be unobstructed by any long fur, and you can make sure it
doesn't have too much friction as you open and close the mouth, you can
trim the fur down there, if necessary. If you don't have a moving jaw,
just start by covering the largest areas first. Make sure the "nap" of
the fur lays the correct direction. Typically the fur direction lays away
from the nose and eyes, and down the neck and back, so be aware of the way
the fur lays. I normally spread the hot glue over a large area, and
quickly place my fur before it dries. There's a few seconds of time where
its still wet, which you can then slide the fur into its correct place in case
you make a mistake.
The last step: Final touches.
This step is generally the best,
in my opinion. I love giving my masks final touches, and I continue to do
so even after I consider my masks "completed." You can do the
inside mouth details using fabric, or even "Foamies" which are thin, colorful,
dense pieces of craft foam, usually used in kid's projects. For teeth, you
can sculpt them using air-dry or oven-bake clay (like Sculpey clay, which works
best) and hot glue them in place. Try to avoid using felt on your mask, it
will deteriorate over time and never really looks that good, it may be
tempting since it is inexpensive, but a small quantity of cut regular
fabric can be just as inexpensive and will look a lot better!
I hope you found these instructions and tips helpful! If you've got a success story for your mask making project, or if you just need a little bit of help, go ahead and e-mail me! I'd also love to see pictures, even in-progress ones!
Also, be sure to take a peek at my Matrices mask construction page, and my canine mask construction page. They may help in making your plastic canvas mask as well!
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July 11
Winterdale drive, Canyon Country
Some time between 10 p.m. July 11 and 4 a.m. July 12, a vandal smashed the windshield of a 38-year-old woman's 1990 black Nissan parked in front of her home, according to deputies. "The victim stated she was inside her home when she heard the sound of glass breaking in front of her home. She stated when she went outside she saw that the windshield on her vehicle was smashed." They added: "When the victim looked up the street, she saw a red Toyota Corolla driving north on Winterdale and out of view. The victim stated the vehicle looked similar to the vehicle that her ex-boyfriend drives."
July 17
Theft By Access Card
Santa Rosa Lane, Santa Clarita
On July 17, not knowing what time the actual crime occurred, a 35-year-old woman contacted the Sheriff's Station to report someone had used her debit card to steal $90 worth of merchandise from Walmart, according to the deputy's report. The victim told investigators she had already closed the account prior to the theft and still had possession of the debit card.
July 17
Northpark Drive, Valencia
Some time between 10 p.m. last Wednesday and 11:30 a.m. Thursday, vandals spray-painted the top trim of the Northpark Community Center building, deputies reported. The graffiti was so extensive, they said, that it covered both the front and rear of the building, causing an estimated $500 damage. The damage appeared to have been done with black spray paint, they wrote in their report. "The writing appeared to be that of a rambling type words and written on the top trim/leaves area of the building."
July 18
Possession of drug paraphernalia
Possession of burglary tools
Golden Valley Road, Robert C Lee Parkway, Canyon Country
Shortly before 1:30 a.m. Thursday, a patrol deputy stopped a motorist when he "had stopped completely over the limit line at a red light at the intersection of Golden Valley Road and Sierra Highway," she wrote. When the deputy identified the driver, she realized he had two outstanding warrants — one for theft, the other for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. She arrested the motorist for the warrants and had the car towed. Found inside the car were burglary tools and stolen items including baby formula tank tops, disposable shaving razors and socks. Deputies also found two bottles of tequila, two bottles of whiskey, a bottle of vodka; an eyebrow shaping set; a mustache/beard trimming set; bandanas and a glass pipe "commonly used to smoke methamphetamine," the deputy wrote.
July 19
Burglary (shoplifting)
McBean Parkway, Valencia
At 5:30 p.m. Friday, a loss prevention officer at Macy's department store who was monitoring surveillance cameras watched a woman enter the store's sportswear department "selecting clothing items and removing them from their hangers. Once she removed the items from the hanger she would place them into her oversized silver purse known as a booster bag," deputies wrote. When deputies questioned the suspect, she told them she was "sick" which "caused her to steal things," they wrote. Items stolen included: iPad stand/case green $79; leather handbag blue $149; front tie blouse $30; beaded shirt $36; white blouse $45; T-shirt $90 and a rayon blouse $69.
July 19
Attempt Robbery
Soledad Canyon Road, Canyon Country
About 8:30 p.m. Friday, deputies went to Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital in response to a battery call, they said. They found a man suffering a swollen right eye and a "one- to two-inch" laceration just under his right eye." The man told them he was crossing the parking lot at Art's Liquor in Canyon Country when he was confronted by two men. "The suspects told the victim to 'give me your money.' He said 'no.'" The suspects then attacked the victim, punching him in the face several times. The suspects then ran south "deeper into the parking lot" toward the wash until out of view. The suspects did not take any items from the victim, deputies said.
July 20
Disorderly conduct
Drunk in Public
Newhall Road, Newhall
At 3:25 p.m., deputies responding to a rescue call found a man passed out in the doorway of a Newhall home. Upon questioning, the man told them he drank two pints of vodka that day. "I asked the suspect if he could stand up and walk to my car. He tried but immediately sat down. I asked numerous times where he lived or who I could call to take care of him," they wrote. The man told them: "My wife in Arizona."


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I woke up this morning, turned on the television and what was playing but my Punk Rocker video!!! That songs popularity astounds me!!! So let me tell you exactly where the idea for the song came from...
Well, it was a combination of things really. I was living in good old Crystal Palace in South London at the time in a poky little bedsit on a really dark street. I was pretty damn lonely and broke!! But I was a budding songwriter and had to get my foot in the door in London. One day I came home from a really long writing session and all I wanted to do was get my dinner and chat to my pals. I went to the local store, bought some food and I swear to God I turned my back for a minute and my car had been broken into, wallet, keys and phone GONE!!! I was soooooooo upset. I missed my family and all my friends in Liverpool so my mobile phone was extremely important to me!! I cannot tell you how alone and isolated I felt in that very moment; then I realised I didn't have a clue what to do without my phone! I didn't have a land line in my flat either so my only option was to use a payphone. My first mobile phone was given to my when I was 13 so I don't think i'd used a pay phone in about 10 years!!
Sobbing and afraid I ran down the street trying every single pay phone I came across but lo and behold none of them worked, they were either broken or vandalised. I must have walked for miles to try and find some kind of way of phoning someone to tell them what had happened but I could not find a working pay phone and it was really late, all the shops and bars were shut. Eventually I realised that I had a spare car key in the glove compartment and pretty much a full tank of petrol. So I got in the car and coasted all the way back to Liverpool to the flat I shared there with my friend. I managed to call my mum, the bank, etc etc and sort out a new phone but the resounding feeling of complete and utter helplessness stayed with me. The fact that I had become so reliant on having a mobile phone made me think.
Later that week after re telling my story to friends and family it started a really interesting conversation about days gone by. I heard stories from people of my mums age and people of my age. The whole experience basically sparked off a creative spurt and I started writing about those times.
I wondered if that had happened to me back in the days of the hippies what would I have done and would I have freaked out so much? Would it have even happened in the firstplace? Who knows! Anyway, that week my writing session ended up in Liverpool. So my writing partner Tom and I sat down and I told him my harrowing tale. I remember as clear as day, after I told him this entire story I muttered the words "Man, I wish I was a punk rocker....to which he replied.....with flowers in your hair!" Right there and then we knew that we were going to write a song that would be either loved or hated.
We knew the connotations of that phrase, we knew some people wouldn't get it but I've never been one for conformity! Just as the song states. And so it seems that a lot of people at that time felt the same way as I did, longing for that lost era of simpler more innocent times....we all know however that I went on to use technology like nobody had before to promote my first album so I will always remain on the fence where that topics concerned!!
I hope this has been somewhat enlightening for y'all, I'm happy I could share it with you. Tune in next week to hear about "When Horse Power Meant What It Said!!" from Smile...It Confuses People ; )


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A very underrated team now, full of young rising stars like Joe Johnson, Josh Smith, and Jamal Crawford, all the fucks above me are wrong.
Man, you see Jamal Crawfor J that 3, man the Atlanta Hawks good
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Worst team in the NBA.
Sweet! The Hornets play the Hawks next, so that's a win right there!
di hawkdude56 05 maggio 2005
the best team in the NBA the only reason they dont win is coz the game is fixed
atlanta hawks lost again last night but did u see tose bullshit calls
di the hills slope 03 dicembre 2006
1: A group of sorry bastards who like every other Atlanta Team get your hopes up and Dash them against the rocks.
2:A group that makes you embarrassed to be from Atlanta.
2:A group that makes you embarrassed to be from Atlanta.
Don't Atlanta Hawks me man that ain't cool.
di Sickend 10 maggio 2010
Pfft! Who cares about that team, anyway?!
Atlanta Hawks suck. BIG TIME.
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There are lots of content to become discovered concerning the psychology in stock current market achievements. Psychology is just about everywhere within the inventory sector and effects all through the novice to the most qualified.
Blunders are created consistently which include: promoting profitable stocks as well shortly, holding on to shedding stocks permanently or missing the self-discipline to remain from the market place and avoid frequent obtaining and selling are all a results of weak knowledge of important psychological things required to reach the inventory market.
Typical psychological components at perform while in the stock current market are:
Successful investing calls for patience. Would not have a peek at your portfolio's performance each and every other minute. Investing for that lengthy phrase needs decades to create those incredible superior returns we always hear about.
Anchoring is a psychological phenomenon wherein one particular judges data (a stock selling price or trade level) by evaluating it to some specified anchored identical info. Is 1 euro for 1.4 £ expansive? Given that it has been much less expensive we tend to consider it is actually additional expansive now, but can it be? Simply because current market selling prices are higher it does not imply they can not get any greater.
Danger avoidance
Kahneman and Tversky have shown persons are likely to stay clear of danger in prospective earnings and prefer hazards in probable losses (preferring a raffle to the specific decline as an example). Just one must always take into account the investment decision at hand from the statistical point of view irrespective of irrationality pressured by our minds at times.
About confidence
A standard psychological think about financial commitment is in excess of self esteem. We're normally confident we're going to beat the marketplace. Our investments are constantly very good ones. We frequently accredit a lot more to regarded factors about a inventory then on the mysterious and get little from the mysterious into account.
Just after examining prevalent psychological variables while in the inventory sector we should always look at essential attributes requiredin inventory market place success.
Self willpower
Be disciplined as part of your investment decision or trading strategies. Be reliable inside your decisions and don't be scared to back again them up. Do not allow oneself to be intimidated and weakened by every single celebration within the market. In the event you in there for the extended phrase: remain there. When you've got a stoploss utilize it.
Have faith in your encounter and instincts (if they have proved to become proper to date). Will not be scared to abide by what seems to be a promising financial commitment and don't hurry to market when you have obtained some return on expense. Believe with your assessment and in your choices.


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Lots of office buildings have cafeterias, often operated by national companies and serving good enough food. But one in which the local owner is presenting all kinds of healthy choices is worth notice.
And so it happened that John, Pat and I wound up at Apples Deli inside what is now the Appletree Business Park in Cheektowaga. The business park's roots as a shopping mall are obvious, with many exterior doors, a huge parking lot and wide interior corridors that now open into offices rather than shops.
Apples Deli is just inside the main entrance, before you reach the pretty and refreshing fountain in the center of the corridors. On the way in, we noticed people enjoying their lunches at several small cafe tables along the exterior wall of the deli, under unnecessary but adorable umbrellas.
Inside the deli, there are many choices, including a large menu on the wall, so if you haven't been here before, you might want to grab a sheet of the daily specials. Make that two sheets – one lists the regular featured lunches and the other lists the week's "healthy meal choices," created by a registered dietitian in partnership with Pulse Heath and Fitness, a business in another part of the building.
A whiteboard near the start of the line lists the soups of the day ($2.29 for 10 ounces, $3.39 for 16 ounces), and we noted five when we visited – chicken noodle, garden vegetable, tomato, corn chowder with chicken and chili, which is slightly more at $2.79 and $3.79. A variety of sandwiches include turkey, ham, grilled chicken, veggie, tuna or chicken salad wraps ($5.99); hot sandwiches that start at $3.99 for grilled cheese up to $5.99 for a tuna melt or grilled chicken breast; and daily carved sandwiches (each $5.49) that are, Mondays to Fridays, beef on weck, smokehouse ham, turkey breast, corned beef and baked pork roast. Cold sandwiches ($3.99 to 5.99) include egg and tuna salad, ham and cheese, chicken salad, turkey club, BLT and roasted turkey breast. You can also get half of a cold sandwich for $3.59, with chips and a pickle. A self-serve fresh green salad bar is $4.99 a pound.
Burgers ($4.29, 30 cents more for cheese), a grilled hot dog ($2.99) and daily lighter choices, from a turkey burger (4.99) to a tuna plate ($4.99) round out the menu, but there's also pizza – just $10.99 for a large cheese and pepperoni, $12.99 for a veggie or white pizza, $2 per slice. French fries (99 cents to $2.59), onion rings ($2.69 for large), chicken wings ($6.29, with fries) and fingers ($7.99, with fries) are also sold.
For people who want to splurge, Apples also sells pie ($2.29 a slice, $8.99 to $10.99 for a whole fruit pie), brownies ($1.49), cookies ($1.39) and ice cream ($1.19 a scoop).
Breakfast is also served, starting with a muffin, hard roll and butter, English muffin or toast ($1.09), egg on a roll ($1.59) and other combinations of eggs, ham, sausage or bacon, and a breakfast pizza ($2.79 a slice, $17.99 for a whole breakfast pizza).
The prices at Apples are a few bucks less than you would pay in most restaurants, even for lunch. The portion sizes are good for the prices and certainly filling, if not enormous. The food quality was very good indeed.
We each had a cup of soup, and two of us combined that with a half-sandwich ($5.59). All three of the soups we had were very good. The chicken noodle was made with a rich broth and sturdy kluski noodles and vegetables. Oddly, there was no actual chicken located in the bowl, although it seemed like just the luck of the ladle.
The garden vegetable soup was packed with all kinds of vegetables, including green beans, kidney beans, bits of cauliflower and broccoli, celery, corn kernels and chopped zucchini, in a tomato-flavored base.
The corn chowder with chicken ($2.29), which did have sizable chunks of chicken in it, was delicious. The chowder was rich, and it was full of corn, soft chopped potatoes and carrots.
One half-sandwich was ham, and our first indication that this was quality ham was the small telltale ring of creamy fat along the side of the slice. This wasn't trimmed and pressed deli ham, but the real thing. Our second indication was the taste, full of flavor and not too salty. It was made on wheat bread with lettuce and tomato. The other half-sandwich was sliced turkey with lettuce and tomato on toasted wheat bread, and was also very fresh and tasty.
A Monte Cristo sandwich on egg-dredged and fried bread was a daily special ($5.99), served with potato salad and a 12-ounce beverage. The sandwich was flavorful, although we found the dollop of bright orange cheddar cheese sauce on the bread unnecessary and messy. But once that was scraped off, it was great – melty Swiss cheese and fresh sliced ham and turkey. The scoop of potato salad on the side was a hint of excellence unexplored – it was obviously homemade, with real mayo, and seasoned with fresh dill. Yum.
Next time, we might skip the soup and try the pie!
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Producer takes on 9-year-old's advice guide
Twentieth Century Fox will rely on Shawn Levy to figure out "How to Talk to Girls."
Last month the studio bought rights to the advice guide written by 9-year-old Alec Greven (Daily Variety, Dec. 9), and Levy will develop the project as a potential directing vehicle. He will produce it under his 21 Laps banner, with 21 Laps president Tom McNulty also to be involved in a producing capacity.
Greven began writing the book as an advice guide to help third-grade classmates vexed by the opposite sex.
What began as a pamphlet that sold for $3 has grown into a four-book series to be published by HarperCollins, which unveiled the first book in November.
"The intention is to make a warmhearted comedy, with a tone reminiscent of 'Big,' " Levy told Daily Variety. Levy, who is readying "Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian" for Memorial Day weekend release, will begin production this spring on the comedy "Date Night," to star Steve Carell and Tina Fey.


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This is a discussion on Sharing/logon issue on LAN - Microsoft Windows ; The shares on the one XP Pro machine on a LAN don't show up in the Network Neighborhood under the workgroup, for some unknown reason. The computer name is not duplicated anywhere else on the network and the workgroup name ...
The shares on the one XP Pro machine on a LAN don't show up in the
Network Neighborhood under the workgroup, for some unknown reason. The
computer name is not duplicated anywhere else on the network and the
workgroup name is the same as the others on the network; I can't
identify any service not running on the affected machine that is running
on the others. The most useful observations may be these:
* A dir \\IP_OF_AFFECTED_MACHINE\share\ produces the same result on any
given machine as a dir of \\NAME_OF_AFFECTED_MACHINE\share\ so it's not
a name resolution problem.
* A ping IP_OF_ANY_MACHINE_ON_NETWORK works, with typical response times
under 10ms. The affected machine included. So the network's physical
integrity isn't at issue, nor is the affected machine not participating
due to a misconfiguration low in the protocol stack. All the machines
can see the Internet through the gateway, also.
* Doing a dir of a share of the affected machine on the affected
machine, using \\NAME\share\ rather than C:\share_directory\, produces
"The network path was not found" despite the above.
* Interestingly, doing the same dir from another machine produces "Logon
failure: unknown user name or bad password."
All of the above suggests it's a permissions issue, though the machine
not being visible in n'hood AT ALL is odd. Checking the sharing tab of
the properties dialog for the share on each machine shows that the
affected machine's tab looks very different, probably because it's
running Pro instead of Home. The tabs on the others just have a basic
checkbox for share this directory and allow others to read only vs.
change stuff; the tab on the Pro machine has a concept of distinct users
with separate permissions. However, the Pro's share has "Everyone" able
to "read" the share. The same directory seems to exist as two
simultaneous shares, however, one of which I was told existed when the
machine was new, created by the OEM. It has the comment "Default share"
and the permissions aren't accessible -- it pops up a box saying the
share was created for administrative purposes (by the OEM?) and
permissions cannot be changed. Apparently, they cannot even be *viewed*.
A possibility is that the two shares conflict in some way, but I'm loath
to remove the pre-existing share -- if it exists for "administrative
purposes" it may mean that something in XP Pro requires this share to
exist to work properly, and eliminating it might therefore cause problems.
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Registration & Room Assignment
How does the room assignment process work for new students?
Contracts, Fees & Payments
Amenities and Hall Information
Roommates & Room Changes
Moving In
Maintenance & Custodial Services
Key Rules & Policies
Registration & Room Assignment
How does the room assignment process work for new students? When will I receive my room assignment notifications?
Contracts, Fees & Payments
What are the rental rates for TWU residence halls?
Amenities and Hall InformationCan I have a tour of a room in the residence halls before I arrive?
Yes, tours are available at the Admissions Open Houses offered during the academic year, New Student Orientation in the summer, and on a daily basis at designated times through the Admissions Office. Because the residence halls are currently occupied to full capacity, tours of private living spaces are not regularly available for campus visitors. You may also want to view our residence hall virtual tours on the Housing home page. (back to top)
What is the residence hall visitation policy? When can I have guests in my room?
Please see the Residence Life Handbook for detailed information on the Guest and Visitation Policy at Texas Womans University. (back to top)
Which halls are air-conditioned?
How do I use the University Housing laundry rooms?
Roommates & Room Changes
If I know who I want to room with already, will we be matched up?
Moving In
What do I need to move into my room?
When can I move in?
Maintenance & Custodial Services
What do I do if I have a maintenance problem in my room?
Guinn Hall: 940-898-3636
What custodial service is offered in the halls?
Key Rules & Policies
Am I required to live on campus?
What is the alcohol policy?
How will I receive mail while I am living on campus?
Residents may not receive mail at Jones, Guinn, Stark, Grove St, Lowry Woods or TWU Select properties. (back to top)Still can't find what you are looking for? Feel free to call the Department of University Housing at 940-898-3676 or send an email to us.
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What's new in the news?
The New Year brings a new start for newscaster and sports commentator Pitsanu Nilklad, best known for his light-hearted "Saked Kao" instalment on the Channel 7 news, where he'd been a mainstay for more than three decades.
He showed up without warning on the Channel 3 evening news on New Year's Day, confusing the heck out of viewers. "I thought I was on the wrong channel," the social media said. In place of "Saked Kao", Pitsanu is presenting "Kao Nok Lu" on Channel 7, a reference to "non-mainstream" news. "It's very similar," the social media said.
There's been no indication of a rift causing his switch. However he's known to be close to Surang Prempree, who ran Channel 7 before also moving to 3. And not only will Pitsanu's Sport Tips Co also produce sports programmes for Channel 3 instead of 7, a TV source says he could well work with Channel 3 subsidiary BEC-Tero to create some shows.
"You know what?" the social media said. "Pitsanu might not be the last person to jump ship. What if some of Channel 7's most famous stars change their addresses too?"
Siam Piwat spent Bt1.8 billion renovating Siam Centre, so what difference does it make that it's lavishing another Bt200 million on the mall's grand reopening next week?
Poor people might wish to register an opinion, but they can just calm down while we explain that this is not simply balloons-and-cake money. We're talking about "the biggest opening party in Asia" here, with major stars in attendance.
Well, okay, not major, major stars. They're flying in "The Gossip Girl" actors Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick, South Korean heartthrob Kim Bum, American rapper Nicki Minaj and British pop idol Taio Cruz.
The Thai line-up includes Thongchai "Bird" McIntyre, Nadech Kugimiya, Urassaya "Yaya" Sperbund, Araya A Hargate, Mario Maurer, Pupoom "Ken" Pongpanu, Davika "Mai" Hoorne, Morakot "Amy" Kittisara and Pimchanok "Baifern" Leuwisetpaiboon.
Plus, uh, there'll be pop pictures by Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein.
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Loyola University in New Orleans awarded 1,036 degrees at its undergraduate and graduate commencement ceremony at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Saturday, May 11. The following local students were among those receiving degrees:
* Tatiana Pino-Gonzalez, of Summerville, received a Master of Music Therapy degree from the College of Music & Fine Arts.
* Dustin O'Keefe Poelker, of Summerville, received a Bachelor of
Arts degree from the College of Humanities & Natural Science, and graduated with University Honors.
Tom Brokaw, respected television journalist and long-time anchor of "NBC
Nightly News," addressed Loyola's Class of 2013. Brokaw received an honorary degree during the ceremony along with legendary jazz vocalist
Germaine Bazzle and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and now New York
Times Managing Editor Dean Baquet.
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Announcement has been made of the engagement of Sarah Horton and Zachary Cioffi, both of South Williamsport.
An April 20 wedding at Clarke Chapel is being planned.
Horton is the daughter of Charlene Vuocolo, South Williamsport, and Dennis Horton, Cogan Station. She graduated from South Williamsport Area High School in 2006 and received a bachelor's degree in communication media from Lock Haven University in 2010. She is employed by IMC Business Solutions and Strategies as video web marketing and innovation coordinator.
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Cioffi is the son of Michelle Cioffi, Montoursville, and Douglas Cioffi, DuBoistown. He graduated from South Williamsport Area High School in 2004. He received a bachelor's degree in English from Lycoming College in 2011 and is pursuing a master's degree in fine arts from Vermont College of Fine Arts, Montpelier, Vt.


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4 November 2013: The 17 Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) signatory countries to the Declaration on the Application of Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, on access to information, justice and public participation, have approved the 'Lima Vision for a Regional Instrument on Access Rights Relating to the Environment.'The Lima Vision was agreed at the third meeting of focal points from signatory countries, organized by the UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and hosted by the Government of Peru in Lima, from 30-31 October 2013.
The document declares the rights of access to information, participation and justice in environmental matters as essential to promoting sustainable development, democracy and a healthy environment. It also outlines agreement on values and principles to guide negotiations on the regional instrument, namely: equality, meaning without discrimination based on social status, gender, age, nationality, race, religion or any other factor; inclusion; transparency, including that all necessary information is reliable and provided in a timely manner; proactivity, allowing the public to participate in the sustainable development decision-making process in an effective and timely manner; collaboration among stakeholders; progressive realization toward full implementation of Principle 10; and non-regression, i.e., that the instrument build on agreements already reached in the region and aim to strengthen national laws or international agreements on the full implementation of access rights.
Just prior to the third meeting of the focal points, a training workshop on the implementation of Principle 10 in LAC was organized by ECLAC, the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), the UN Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), the Peruvian Society for Environmental Law (SDPA) and the World Resources Institute's Access Initiative (WRI-TAI), on 28-29 October.
The Declaration on the Application of Principle 10 was signed at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD, or Rio+20) by the Governments of Chile, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay. Since Rio+20, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Trinidad and Tobago also have signed the Declaration. [ECLAC Press Release] [Lima Vision] [Meeting Website]


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What's a Good Torque Wrench for Rifles?
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> What's a Good Torque Wrench for Rifles?
September 6, 2008, 12:33 AM
I'm looking for a torque wrench for rifle stock screws and scope mount screws.
Can anyone give some advice?
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September 6, 2008, 01:05 AM
This is what I have and I find it more than adequate for all my rifle needs.
September 6, 2008, 01:13 AM
The answer to your question depends upon the degree of precison you desire. The Midway F.A.T. is a low cost torque indicating screwdriver quite likely made in China. I know other Wheeler products are made in China, but I don't happen to have that particular one.
However, a good 2% accurate torque wrench/driver is going to cost several hundreds of percent more through Snap-on or other distributor of quality tools. Unfortunately, I haven't heard of a middle ground option either.
Haunt the pawn shops, you might find a decent inch/pound wrench there. And usually at a good price as they aren't terribly popular with the average mechanic.
September 6, 2008, 01:14 AM
I did a fair bit of homework and arrived at this one.
I have never regretted it.
Mine was right at $100.00 on sale a few years ago thru Sears
wayne in boca
September 6, 2008, 04:48 AM
I bought a Snap-on from Ebay for around 35 bucks,top of the line 1/4" drive,goes to 75 inch-pounds.
September 6, 2008, 05:27 AM
I have two Wiha torque screwdrivers. One is a 7.5 - 20 in-lb and the other is a 20 - 70 in-lb. When choosing a torque wrench/screwdriver, keep in mind that they're more accurate near their upper limits.
Wiha torque screwdrivers (http://www.wihatools.com/200seri/285vario_s.htm)
September 6, 2008, 06:10 AM
If you want to get more specialized visit Seekonk Mfg. They have a T handle line to suit most any requirement.
September 6, 2008, 09:13 AM
what would be the purpose of a torque wrench if you dont know what the torque on the screw/bolt or nut is?
you may have more informationo on your rifle than I do but ive never seen a torque value on any screw, nut or bolt on any of my rifles in the manuals!
September 6, 2008, 11:20 AM
what would be the purpose of a torque wrench if you dont know what the torque on the screw/bolt or nut is?
you may have more informationo on your rifle than I do but ive never seen a torque value on any screw, nut or bolt on any of my rifles in the manuals!
The torque specifications are published. The action screws for a Remington PSS, scope mount screws for Badger, Leupold, etc. are available.
September 6, 2008, 11:58 AM
Kestrel, I've been using the wrench from post #2 for a few months. the markings aren't right on, but they are consistent. i.e. 60 ft-lb setting on mine is 59ft lbs. I checked it every couple of weeks, and the torque tester at work always came out the same. It's a good low cost option.
I don't think its necessary to have a metrology grade torque wrench for a rifle, as long as the torque from the wrench is consistent and repeatable.
September 6, 2008, 12:18 PM
Wiha FTW
September 6, 2008, 12:27 PM
Remember that old torque wrenches will loose their proper ability to torque correctly. One of the nuts and bolts of my job is torque wrenches. After about 2-3 years they'll be beyond adjustments to get back into to tolerance...and if they're dropped...done. Granted it's aviation tolerances so it's a little tighter but still pawn shop torque wrenches make me cringe whenever I see one. I can't recomend a brand but I can strongly advise you not to buy used.
September 6, 2008, 12:46 PM
and if they're dropped...done
+1 i also work aviation same thing ours go into calibration ever 6 months i beleve or if they are drop checked lol. we use Snap On digital and clicker style along with CDI(brand) Dial indicators my favorites are the clickers because i dont have to physically see the torque value i just have to set it lol.
September 6, 2008, 02:03 PM
When bedding actions, the object isn't so much to repeat a known factory setting as it is to allow either repeatability or to introduce a known change factor. For instance, some guns will shoot more accurately with the front action screw having twice as much torque on it than the rear screw. Having an accurate torque device allows the smith to make known changes on the action screws to possibly achieve his goals.
Owen, are you sure you meant to post the values on the F.A.T. in foot pounds? I thought the thing was calibrated in inch pounds. My experience leads me to believe that a foot pound rated torque device would have a very limited use for the average home gunsmith.
September 6, 2008, 06:12 PM
yes, its inch-pounds
September 6, 2008, 11:28 PM
Kestrel -
I got a standard 1/4" drive torque wrench, and I use it with a 1/4" hex adapter and the various bits from a Brownell's screwdriver set.
This provides torque settings up to 200 inch-lbs (I believe), which is adequate for most action screws.
I looked at the screwdriver types and couldn't find one that would handle 90 inch-lbs, which is what I needed.
September 7, 2008, 12:27 AM
xd45gaper - I don't know your familiarity with hardware and mechanical parts values, but if you are willing to look, torque values are available for every standard size screw in every standard material.
On my Mini-14 I torque the Gas Port screws to 30 in-lbs, and my scope mount screws to 35 in-lbs.
Here is just one such table.
September 7, 2008, 07:18 AM
Keep in mind ya got to know the grade of the screw or bolt you will torque.
Not all are created the same, if overtorqued, the threads will stretch and bind. Or, worse case, the fastener will snap.
The mfr's of the rifle, pistol, rings, mounts, etc should have all of the info available.
Be aware of steel fasteners into aluminum rings or mounts.
September 7, 2008, 07:54 AM
Brownells has fixed torque wrenches in several different settings (like 40 and 65 inch pounds, IIRC) for action screws. I don't think you need a torque wrench on scope mounts unless you're removing them frequently and looking for repeatability. Typically, they get installed and then they stay; if they get removed, you re-zero, no? Action screws are different because over- or under-torquing can change not just the zero but actual performance.
dagger dog
September 7, 2008, 09:42 AM
Going to put on my flak vest, Harbor Freight has 1/4" drive inch pounds torque wrenches for 20 bucks, they carry ISO certification papers for calibration in the box with the wrench.
Poster 16 has the dope on how to use them with the hex bit adaptor.
Then all you have to do is build a spec manual, I believe the Caldwell Midway do it yourself commercials on the Wednesday night at the Range gives out verbal specs on several items (stock bolts, scope rings, bases).
September 7, 2008, 11:12 AM
Harbor Freight is a clearing house type tool & supply company. The prices are L-O-W, the quality is always suspect IMHO. Please note, I didn't say it was always bad, I said it was always a crap shoot as to what you're gonna get.
Like the drill bits we bought from them. Sharper'n hell, and just as brittle. Extremely prone to breaking in the hole. Takes only a couple of instances of that & the amount saved on bits is eaten up in labor 9 times over. Out they went.
September 8, 2008, 12:55 AM
Utica TS-35 (http://www.jtoutfitters.com/utica-ts35-microadjustable-torque-screwdriver-p-4507.html?osCsid=c9a3a62b04d453f7b4b5c86a4e775544)
I'm not a torque wrench expert, but this one works for me. It's a great price, too, since other retailers are selling it for over $200.
Ben Shepherd
September 8, 2008, 12:58 AM
If you have a buddy that turns wrenches, get them to hook you up, Snap-on, mac, matco, etc.
With tools, like guns, you get what you pay for.
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