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Many caretakers assume immediate and sometimes complete responsibility for their loved ones when illness strikes, from seeking the right doctors to scheduling appointments and monitoring medications. Cross and Mahoney worked as a team. "We formed a great partnership with Tom's doctors before his treatment began," she says. "He had time to choose the where, the when, and the how. It was his decision."
Caregivers, according to Cross, should keep their eyes trained on the big picture of cancer protocols -- and all medical procedures, for that matter. "Our doctors were so kind and caring, I just can't say enough about them. But doctors are trained to specialize; Western medicine teaches them to look at the disease, or the single body part ... but as a caretaker you see the whole body in action, you know every aspect of the treatment, and you know if something's been overlooked."
When it comes to marriage, especially when vows of "in sickness and in health" are tested, the actress maintains, "It's important to remember that there's a 'we,' there's a 'him,' and there's a 'you.' And you can't completely ignore your own needs. Sometimes you have no choice. But I knew I'd gone way too long -- we got the diagnosis [last] Thanksgiving -- so I decided June would be my month to finally focus on myself, or at least try."
The actress surrounded herself with girlfriends -- "female friends are where women find our nourishment" -- and while she made it to only a single yoga class, she took a family vacation, got a massage, and tried her best to relax. "It was about internally shifting my focus," she says. "I blocked myself off from extra responsibility."
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Hmm, maybe these are a direct attempt at copying the Coatrack Dots, or maybe it's just a coincidence. Either way, $10 for a set of 3 coat hooks isn't too bad of a deal, even if they are just flat, wooden disks without the rounded, smooth edges of the higher-end alternative. However, do be sure to consider the one review so you know what you're getting.
Purchase Information:Price: $9.95
Written by Katie on February 5, 2013. Permalink
Okay, let's make a deal. We won't hate this door hook organizer thing if we all agree to put it only where it's absolutely necessary. That will be discretionary, of course, but I think we can all trust each other to use it to organize and de-clutter those spots that are magnets to miscellany- hall closets, laundry rooms, kid's rooms (better in a kid's closet), some bathrooms, etc. Each strap has 6 height-adjustable hooks that hold up up to 1kg (2.2 lb) on each hook.
Purchase Information:Price: $15.00
Written by Katie on November 27, 2012. Permalink
When an ordinary hook just won't do for your winter wear, Grain has a router cut wall hook for your consideration. Made from a block of beech, each hook has a CNC routered out ring that allows for both hook and hanging space, which effectively doubles each hook's storage potential.
Purchase Information:Price: $70.00
Written by Katie on November 13, 2012. Permalink
Ferm Living's Diamond Hooks look good with or without clothes (just like you, right?). Two or three sets scattered all over an entryway wall would serve as wall art when not being utilized as coat/clothes/bag hook. Three hooks in one set.
Purchase Information:Price: $75.00
Written by Katie on November 6, 2012. Permalink
You might scoff at the price tag, and that's understandable, but the point is that this rope has hooks on the end of it, making it appropriate for a variety of uses. Perhaps the most notable (and fun) use is best demonstrated in the image below of a child using the rope as an impromptu swing, but there's sure to be lots of ideas of how it could be utilized in your own home or garden. Designed by Anne Masson and Eric Chevalier (of Chevalier Masson). Also, check out the smaller Hang (€ 11.50) by the same duo.
Purchase Information:Price: €80.00
Written by Katie on October 18, 2012. Permalink
Here's another minimal approach in organizing your important everyday accessories. The Blokkey has four earth magnets embedded underneath its surface to hold keys and an elastic bungee cord for phones, mail, and sunglasses. Two key fobs are included just in case you have bulkier keys. And, don't worry if you're not too fond of the bright color contrast around the edges as there's a plain Walnut option as well.
Purchase Information:Price: $74.00
Written by Katie on October 12, 2012. Permalink
You've got to appreciate the fact that the Merkled folks aren't wasting one scrap of the offcuts from their Coat Rack (remember Merkled Lighting?). These hooks are similar to the coat rack in that one slight bend creates strength. Line up two or three in a row near your entranceway (or closet) or take advantage of the Set of 7 ($95) and go big by scattering them all over a wall.
Purchase Information:Price: $15.00
Written by Katie on October 4, 2012. Permalink
Guess what? These Coatrack Dots are on sale, and even though it's just a little bit of a sale, it means you'll have a few extra dollar bills. And maybe those extra dollar bills you can put in your pocket, maybe even your coat pocket, and then hang that coat on one of these various Coatrack Dots and be oh-so-pleased with yourself. Take note that the rounded edges keep your attire from getting those weird bumps that often occur when you use smaller pegs and hooks.
Purchase Information:Price: $126.65
Written by Katie on September 19, 2012. Permalink
I hope you aren't sick of seeing Kickstarter projects, because here's another worthwhile one. The Clip Tree is a configurable valet that allows you to keep your miscellany in one spot. Attach it to the wall in the bathroom, hallway, or office and then sit back and congratulate yourself in advance for never losing anything ever again. Customize the Clip Tree with its various options; there's a hook, bowl, tray, peg, hoop, and mirror clip. Lots of things to play around with, isn't there?
Purchase Information:Price: $75.00
Written by Katie on September 5, 2012. Permalink
Do these make you want to say 'no comment'? Similar to a journalist's microphone, these flocked foam coat hooks will softly hold your clothes without any weird dimples or disfiguration (small pegs and hooks are the worst offenders of this). Sold as a set of five, there are 3 small and 2 big pieces.
Purchase Information:Price: $110.00
Written by Katie on June 21, 2012. Permalink
It's officially summer, so there's minimal jackets and scarves lying around, but what about all those hats and bags strewn about your front door? Consider this simple rope structure: you're able to position the hooks freely, and when you hang an object the hooks lock into place. The polymide rope is usually used for mountain climbing, so rest assured that it will safely hold up to 30 lbs. of whatever you need to hang, all while taking up minimal space.
Purchase Information:Price: $124.00
Written by Katie on June 4, 2012. Permalink
We're all well past coats and scarves weather, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't update your entryway with a nice wall organizer. This one by vuur has plenty of hooks for hanging all manner of stuff as well as a shelf/ledge that corrals mail, wallets, mobile phones, etc. At 3″ deep, it'll fit behind doors easily and you can combine several to make a bigger storage statement.
Purchase Information:Price: $55.00
Written by Katie on April 25, 2012. Permalink
If minimal is your middle name, then this coat rack from Eastvold Furniture might be just the thing for your entry way. No floor space is required; the set of three aluminum bars attach to the wall allowing for coats and bags to be hung from the bend at the top. Here's where the minimal comes in- one bar has a "palm" wood shelf (measuring 13″W x 5.5D") for keys, phone, wallet, etc… if your pockets won't overwhelm that, then you're good to go. Sold as a set, and custom lengths are available upon request.
Purchase Information:Price: $290.00
Written by Katie on January 24, 2012. Permalink
I've had this coat stand bookmarked for what feels like forever, and only recently has it become available through a US retailer. The Lean-On coat stand, you guessed it, simply leans against a wall, creating an easily movable storage option. Unfortunately, as is often the case, it is significantly higher in price and most likely out of the average person's price range. Sorry. Check out the prices below, and we can both commiserate at how unfair pricing discrepancies can be when things are shipped overseas.
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We are no longer accepting submissions for alpha testing.
User assigned Application linked buttons. Let the user assign application to the un-used buttons on the various displays to make it more interactive and use able to launch applications from.
It's very unlikely that will happen to be honest.
How to download? (I live in Ukraine)
You said that version for android will be realised in April!Where is it?
We've had some setbacks. We'll be releasing soon.
I was starting to get worried... may this project live long and prosper
We surely will. We're still working, just very busy at the minute with 6.5.
Been waiting for this since the first Android phone I bought. Ios. Has jarvis . Now we will have lcars 47. Very nice!!
Same here. Actually motivated me to upgrade my phone from old school to smart phone... for this app.
Still set back?
I would like a comprise how about releasing project expeditus before 6.5
They're going to be released around the same time. Probably 6.5 then Expeditus a week later.
I know it's a pain in the arse not having it, we will release as soon as we can. Please try to understand that although this is all free, LCARS 47 is an expensive project to run. Plus the break in last year which meant we had to replace all our Expeditus hardware.
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It seems it's at least partly addressing the speed argument, but what about the potential issues with rotated displays, text on coloured backgrounds, etc? I'm all for it, as there are hundreds of millions of low-DPI screens out there (like mine) where grayscale just doesn't cut it and this was actually a major reason I couldn't use Edge, but this is quite a significant reversal and would like to see how this works when MS has been making the argument that RGB subpixel rendering is a dead end technology.
A quick search shows the problem is that the ClearType is not changed to compensate when a display is rotated after tuning has been done. But can't Windows detect when a display has been rotated and switch to the equivalent rotated configuration?


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WNBA President Lisa Borders applauds the league's players for taking a stance on social issues. She just wishes the activism was kept off the court.
The New York, Phoenix and Indiana teams and players were fined this week for wearing black warmup shirts that addressed the recent shooting by and against police. WNBA rules state that uniforms may not be altered in any way.
Borders spent the past two weeks talking with the union and its executive council, trying to come up with ways that both the league and its players could constructively address the Black Lives Matters movement. Nothing concrete was decided.
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Shopping Options at the Aquarium
The Aquarium hosts two stores, one in each building for your shopping convenience, that feature unique merchandise, local handicrafts, and "green" options for eco-friendly gifts. The Aquarium's unique Seal Signature paintings and t-shirts can also be purchased at both stores. Painted by our very own harbor seals, Seal Signature paintings make a spectacular one-of-a-kind gift! No admission fee is necessary to shop at either Aquarium store.
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Aquarium Café
Open daily 10am-4pm
Located in the Bay & Ocean Pavilion next to the Owls Creek Path entrance, the Café offers a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, hot entrees, desserts and beverages.
Theater Snack Stand
Open daily 10am-5pm
Located in the Bay & Ocean Pavilion across from the Giant Screen 3D Theater, the Snack Stand offers soft drinks, Icees, popcorn, hot pretzels, nachos and more.
The Otter Snack Bar
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Ariza Blames Koncz, Diaz For Pacquiao Firing Rumors
By Lem Satterfield
Strength trainer Alex Ariza has a hunch about who started the recent rumors about his alleged ouster as an assistant to five-time Trainer of The Year, Freddie Roach, and as conditioner to eight-division titlist and WBO welterweight (147 pounds) champion Manny Pacquiao. Ariza is scheduled to help prepare Pacquiao (52-3-2, 38 KOs) for his May 7 bout against three-division, five-time champion Shane Mosley (46-6-1, 39 KOs).
Ariza believes the rumors of his firing by Pacquiao began with the fighter's adviser, Michael Koncz, and were later spread by the fighter's cutman, Miguel Diaz.
"From what I'm understanding, and from what was told to me, and what we figured out tonight, it was started by Michael Koncz. Manny said that he never said anything. I told him that they had said that what Freddie had told me was that Manny wanted a cut man instead of a strength and conditioning coach," Ariza said.
"So Freddie had already given me the heads-up that, 'Alex, something is rotten in Denmark, Michael's probably trying to get you fired again.' I would just say that it was brought to my attention that the rumors started with Michael Koncz. The information, from what was told to me tonight, was that it came from Michael Koncz."
Ariza and Koncz had been involved in a physical confrontation around November of 2009, when Pacquiao was preparing to face Miguel Cotto for the WBO welterweight title.
"Freddie said that Michael had told him that Manny wanted to have me removed from the corner. So I went back and I asked Manny, and Manny was like, 'I don't know what you're talking about.' So then I said, 'Michael just went to Freddie and said that you want me out of the corner.' He goes, 'No, I did not.' And that's when I f**king lost it," Ariza said.
"I went and I f**king smacked him. I smacked him good. That was the end of it. At the time, there were some secret service guys or government body guards or whatever and they jumped on me."
Lem Satterfield is the boxing editor at AOL FanHouse and the news editor at BoxingScene.com. To read more from Lem Satterfield, go to AOL FanHouse by Clicking Here .
[QUOTE=Check_hooks;10088796]Pacquiao should keep Ariza and get rid of Koncz. Ariza does a great job getting Manny into shape. Koncz doesnt do sh*t.[/QUOTE] :nonono: Koncz enjoys a close relationship with Manny because he is held in a very high position of…Comment by LeadUppercut on 02-13-2011
[QUOTE=tostao;10088717][B]ariza and konnz are not from the boxing world [/B]and act like two jealous whores[/QUOTE] It shows huh? :DComment by Drunk Punch on 02-11-2011
I wonder why so many people seem to fall out with coach Ariza.Comment by serv on 02-11-2011
Michael [B]CON[/B]cz, the termite.Comment by AFighter4U on 02-11-2011
Konz long term(business out side of boxing), Ariza short term(as long as he can box) = Manny keeps both of them.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (37)


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aleokastritsa is probably the most picturesque area of Corfu. By the sea the clear turquoise water is ideal for swimming and water sports.
he hills above Paleokastritsa offer spectacular views of this beautiful landscape and those who enjoy hiking can trail the donkey paths up the hills to reach the surrounding villages.
aleokastritsa is chiefly memorable for the exceptional scenery along with the superb beaches. The cool crystal waters are ideal for swimming and water sports. On most of the beaches there are taxi boats, sun beds, umbrellas, motor boats, and canoes for rent.
t is well worth to visit all the beaches (About 15, most reached only by boat) in the around area by boat and see also the famous Paleokastritsa caves. For the really active, the rocks, the caves and the crystal water provide great points for diving.
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I find it increasingly difficult to look away from a Nancy Pelosi presser, less because of what she says, but for how she says it. Her shuddering gestures and stammering cadences remind me of Judy Garland (and, lately, her daughter, Liza) gassing away in the moment and then smiling broadly at the audience when a sentence is finally completed. It's unnerving; it's discomfiting and -- when coupled with her astonishing willingness to say almost anything in order to sustain and promote the Party … [Read more...]
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December 22, 2006, 01:16 AM
Looking to buy 1 or the other
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Don't Tread On Me
December 22, 2006, 01:20 AM
What will you use either for?
Bazooka Joe71
December 22, 2006, 01:21 AM
OK great...
What will be the primary uses for it?
December 22, 2006, 01:21 AM
welcome to THR!
before we answer that question we need some back ground info. what is the primary use and what do you wish to achieve with it? what ranges do you plan to shoot, and what if anything do you want to hunt?
both are great rifle but we need some help here to help you.
personally i would say go for the ar, lots of mods, and upgrades to make it suitable for anything you might need it for with in reason of course. plus ammo is generally cheaper. they are great for hd, hunting varmits, traget shooting, can be made very accurate if you want them to be.
I do believe personally that the m1a is th greatest semi auto rifle ever created they are a little more pricy to get into to begin with, but they are great guns and they have there place. give us some more info and we can help you futher, in your search.
December 22, 2006, 01:24 AM
For home defense
December 22, 2006, 01:27 AM
engage hostile targets in my ao
Bazooka Joe71
December 22, 2006, 01:29 AM
Home defense? No question AR15...
Are there alot of hostile targets around your house?:D
December 22, 2006, 01:30 AM
For home defense
is that it, no other uses?
i would say ar all the way then.
this is how i have mine set up.
bushmaster ar with 16" barrel flattop. buis. eo-tech sight. knights rail system, flashlight, vert foregrip. 6 position buttstock, one point sling.flashlight, and bi-pod when i am shooting at longer ranges.
you could definetly get away with just a standard m4a2 or a3 type with cary handle and a flash light, you really don't need much more than that for hd. but i have mine set up that way because mine is used in multiple ways.
Bazooka Joe71
December 22, 2006, 01:34 AM
I'll also add, that if the ONLY reason you want it is for Home Defense, I'd suggest saving yourself ALOT of money and getting a shotgun.
December 22, 2006, 01:35 AM
Definitely AR-15.
December 22, 2006, 01:39 AM
The M1A is not in the same class as an AR-15. The appropriate comparison would be an AR-10.
I had an M1A, and I realized to make it as good as I wanted it to be, it would need a custom stock with a cheek piece, to keep the scope from banging me in the eye. I never could get it zeroed correctly.
If I get an itch again to have an autoloader in 7.62 again, I'll get an AR-10.
December 22, 2006, 01:41 AM
It can do more things and the aftermarket availability of parts would stagger your mind. 5.56 is much cheaper than .308 and easier to shoot. Nothing wrong with the M1A, but it is for a more specific purpose.
December 22, 2006, 01:45 AM
I'll also add, that if the ONLY reason you want it is for Home Defense, I'd suggest saving yourself ALOT of money and getting a shotgun.Ditto.
Don't Tread On Me
December 22, 2006, 02:04 AM
Save even more over the shotgun, and get a Saiga in 7.62x39mm. Less recoil, faster to shoot, just as reliable, shorter than a shotgun, and superior penetration. At home defense distances, it is just as easy to miss with a shotgun as it is with a rifle. The "spread" isn't going to turn a miss into a hit. That's hollywood stuff.
If it has to be between and AR and M1A for home defense, get the AR. Get a short one (16" barrel) with a collapsable stock to make it as manueverable as possible in your home.
December 22, 2006, 02:32 AM
My M1A will bring the fight to 600+yds with confidence, but I wouldn't want it to clear rooms with. Inside 100 yds, the AR is Very effective. inside a house, a short AR or a pistol will beat the M1A. Whatever you use, it needs to be a fightstopper - frangible 223 won't overpenetrate walls in the house. Carbine is easier to train than close fight pistol. Get the AR!
Market Garden
December 22, 2006, 02:36 AM
I'll also add, that if the ONLY reason you want it is for Home Defense, I'd suggest saving yourself ALOT of money and getting a shotgun.
id have to agree
December 22, 2006, 10:47 AM
Nothing in this world is like the sound of a pump action 12 ga cycling. I would agree it is prefered over M1A or AR15 for HD.
December 22, 2006, 11:08 AM
AR15, hands down.
Versatile: slap on a 16" upper for home defense/CQB, or a 20" free float for those long range shots at the 400 yard gong.
M1a is a great battle rifle, but for home defense, go for an AR with a telescoping stock and a light attachment, a 20 round mag, and you are good to go.
Quintin Likely
December 22, 2006, 11:14 AM
The easy answer is: Buy both!
The real answer is, it depends; they're radically different from each other.
Seven High
December 22, 2006, 11:19 AM
I suggest that you do some research on the cost/avaliability of 762X51 ammo versus 5.56 ammo. Surplus 762X51 ammo is hard to find now.
Bartholomew Roberts
December 22, 2006, 11:22 AM
Pitching wedge or #1 Driver? Pick one! It all depends on what you want to do with it. If you just want to hit some golf balls, than either will do just fine.
December 22, 2006, 11:55 AM
I got a M1A because it's the best option for a semi-auto rifle we have in CA.
If I had the choice, I'd pick an AR for HD though. I tried clearing the house with my M1A and the barrel is too long when coming around corners and such. Maybe a M1A SOCOM would work better, but those are twice the price of an AR.
Dr. Dickie
December 22, 2006, 12:39 PM
One? What is this 1 you speak of?
One M1A, one AR 15. No, no, this will not do.
OOhhhh, one AT A TIME. Okay, that is okay.
The US military bought them in the order of: '03 Springfield,M1 Garand, M1A (M14), then AR 15 (M16). I would suggest that you do the same.
December 22, 2006, 12:45 PM
Just goes to show it don't take much to start a thread. :)
December 22, 2006, 01:02 PM
M1A Abrams would be my choice.
December 22, 2006, 01:06 PM
One more vote for a 12 gauge. A Remington 870 or Mossberg 500 will be cheaper and vastly more effective for home defense than either of the 2 listed options.
December 22, 2006, 01:08 PM
The M1A battle rifle weighs almost as much as the M1A Abrams. Otherwise, I kinda like the rifle.
December 22, 2006, 01:11 PM
As paraphrased from one of my buddies that was a Force Recon Marine in Vietnam:
"if you're up to you chest in a rice paddy, and taking fire from the jungle, you want a gun that'll go THROUGH the tree, THROUGH the badguy, and then KILL the guy guy standing behind him."
December 22, 2006, 01:34 PM
tough choice!
Steel and hardwood in a major caliber that's still being issued to designated marksmen to try to mitigate the shortcomings of the later issue?
The receiver made out of the same material as a beer can with a rended dinosaur squeezins stock shooting a .22?
Gee, I just can't decide. :p
December 22, 2006, 01:46 PM
"if you're up to you chest in a rice paddy, and taking fire from the jungle, you want a gun that'll go THROUGH the tree, THROUGH the badguy, and then KILL the guy guy standing behind him."
Not sure that this is a great selling point for a home defense gun, ie neighbors, family in other rooms, and not knowing where the bullet is going after it goes through the intruder...Over-penetration is also a problem in home defense scenarios with an AR15...(refernce the box o' truth website)
Shotguns will work for home defense, put they are not the ideal. Shotgun follow up shots are not as fast as either semi-auto listed in the original posts question (Especially with 3" buchshot max dram loads). Many may say, it only takes one shot from a shotgun to end the encounter: just remeber how easy it is to miss at 3am with the lights off and your half asleep.
Also, many believe that racking the slide to load a shell is enough to scare away an intruder:rolleyes: ...again, not a great selling point announcing your position in the home....Bottom line for home defense, use what you are familiar with and know its strenghts and weaknesses and use that info to your advantage in defending your home. A snub nose .38 is better than a locked up rifle that takes 2 minutes to get to that is located in the basement and you are in your bedroom.
But hey, I'm just glad that many people are firearm owners and we have the freedom to speak and debate topics like this.
December 22, 2006, 01:58 PM
Buy the AR15 and the M1A. In addition, get the Rem 870 12 gauge. This sets up up for everything from varmint and home defense (AR15), to deer and home defense (M1A), to rabbits, duck etc. and home defense (870). I always purchase dual role firearms. :) Then, basically I'm set for all situations.
December 22, 2006, 01:58 PM
MHBushmaster, you mentioned overpenetration.
Thats a very good point, and thats a problem which can easily be solved with proper ammo. Both the .308 and the .223 have a wide variety of special purpose ammo available at your local gun shop which would be ideal for home defense. But again, my vote still goes to the shotgun.
December 22, 2006, 02:02 PM
For me, I prefer the AR-15 in all cases, but for home defense, the AR-15 should be the clear winner regardless of preference.
Reason being that the round is much better for shooting in a home as well as shooting in an urban/suburban area, not to mention that it's much better and easier to manuever indoors.
It's also lighter, easier to scope or add a red dot, and carries more ammo.
AR-15's rock, accept no substitute. ;)
December 22, 2006, 02:07 PM
Buy one of each...an M1A of your favorite flavor, and a DPMS LR-308, then you can buy different top ends for it, different stocks, rail systems, sights and optics, etc.....
The choices never end!
You probably can only afford one rifle right now, like the rest of us, so I would go with practicality and get the DPMS or an AR-10. Later, when you can afford it, go for the satisfying feeling of nostalgia and get an M1A.
Or sell your car and get both!!
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
December 22, 2006, 11:23 PM
I did!
Flip:evil: .
BTW, the Remmy is now wearing it's original black synthetic stocks and "may" soon be joined by a Benelli M1S90.
December 22, 2006, 11:32 PM
Hah! I knew you wanted the shotgun. :evil:
BTW, the 870 is wearing the civilian style forearm. Do yourself a favor and either take it off and saw off the portion that covers the loading port when the slide is all the way back or get an LE forearm. It makes it easier to clear malfunctions and perform tactical loads. ;)
December 22, 2006, 11:35 PM
All right Flip180! I'll try to get the time to post mine later. Now you need to buy the Carbon 15 Model 21 Bushmaster pistol. They are fun!!!! Especially with the 100 round magazine. :)
December 22, 2006, 11:39 PM
The receiver made out of the same material as a beer can with a rended dinosaur squeezins stock shooting a .22?
Hey, the 5.56 is 0.003" bigger than a .22. :)
Also, rended dinosaur squeezins can be pretty tough if applied properly.
For home defense, I like the shotgun. A little more punch in the average situation. An AR would work with the right ammo.
You are going to have to worry about over penetration with any firearm, but the .308 is probably a step up from the other two. I know they will all go through the walls of my house, but the brick exterior might not stop a .308.
December 22, 2006, 11:45 PM
"Hah! I knew you wanted the shotgun."
Ah hell! I feel like I got caught with my hand in the cookie jar:what: .
Flip;) .
December 22, 2006, 11:52 PM
With the right ammo, the AR will serve you better in HD versus a shotgun or the M1A. An AR carbine is also a lot handier than a fullsize M1A indoors;) A semi rifle means you just have to pull the trigger, negating the issue of short stroking under stress with a shotty. Plus, if the asailant is armored, you're shotty won't do much to shut him down.
If you get one of the socom M1A's and some MEN 7.62, though, that'd be a nice setup.
December 23, 2006, 09:55 AM
Plus, if the asailant is armored, you're shotty won't do much to shut him down.
I dunno about that...Remember, A 15 pellet 3" magnum load of 00 buck is the same a 15 .32 handgun rounds ALL AT ONCE. No, it probably won't penetrate your average body armor, but it WILL DEFINITELY knock the wind outa his sails. And you've got severl follow-up shots as needed.
December 23, 2006, 10:28 AM
AR or M1A????
Baseball bat or sledgehammer???
'Bout the same analogy. Both are kinda long for a HD firearm, IMO.
I'd opt for the 18 to 18-1/2" 12 ga Remington 870 w/ Knoxx SpecOps stock and a Colt 1911-A1 in .45 acp. on my hip.
The AR and/or the M1A would be great for longer ranges, but, in a house type situation, they're too danged long.
Market Garden
December 23, 2006, 10:42 AM
I'd opt for the 18 to 18-1/2" 12 ga Remington 870 w/ Knoxx SpecOps stock and a Colt 1911-A1 in .45 acp. on my hip.
The AR and/or the M1A would be great for longer ranges, but, in a house type situation, they're too danged long.
the AR can be configured to be much shorter than most shotguns, and theres the Socom16/2, but id be worried about over penetration with these weapons atleast in an indoor scenario. i agree with you that a standard HD shotgun would be better, or a reliable handgun with some training, for home protection. but if were talking about outside the home and defending yourself at a distance, id grab my M1A over an AR anyday.
Dr. Dickie
December 23, 2006, 11:12 AM
M1A Abrams would be my choice.
Until you had to clean the barrel!:neener:
December 23, 2006, 11:19 AM
Yeah you'd need 5 gallons of Hoppes and a few mops per cleaning!
December 23, 2006, 01:01 PM
Yeah, but if you can afford gas and ammo, the cleaning supplies are a drop in the bucket.
The good news is it only takes one or two rounds to deter most home invasions. Home repairs could be a problem; yours and the neighbors.
December 23, 2006, 06:41 PM
HD? I'd go shotty as my 1st choice but if I had to choose between my M1A & my RRA middy, I'd go w/ the more maneuverable AR. Now if you're talking about the SA SOCOM, I might go w/ the SOCOM depending on he make up of your house hold...kids / wife / other people in the house ;)
December 23, 2006, 07:05 PM
i use ar15 &mini14 folder &rem1100 ext tube 18 1/2 & 1911 officer & high standard 22 mag derr, with mi garrand tanker beside me h&r single 16 next time i will tell you what i use after i get out of bed
High Planes Drifter
December 23, 2006, 10:19 PM
I've said it before and I 'll say it again ; nothing in this world says "You really should have stayed home and smoked crack tonight instead of breaking into my house" quite like an M1A does. Absolutely, positively nothing. I've hunted deer for over 15 years, I am still awestruck at the amount of power a .30 bullet moving at over 2500 f.s. contains at distances less than 25 yards. The damage it is capable of is simply incredible.
December 23, 2006, 11:02 PM
My shotty is my first round of defense. Its a modified Saiga-12. In a recent test, I put 11 rounds of 9 pellet OOBuck into a man-sized target at 25yrds in about 5 seconds.
Should I need to maneuver, I have an AR pistol with an Armson OEG sight and a Noveske flash hider.
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Thursday News, Notes - Some New Developments
** Tom Bradley I am told is still a leading candidate but he clearly isn't the "done deal" some people reported him to be as there is still a little bit of an internal disagreement about him between members of the committee.
He also apparently either did not have an interview scheduled with Connecticut for Friday or did and isn't going to go there to talk to Connecticut depending on which source you believe. At any rate, he is not interviewing with Connecticut and is now in a holding pattern waiting to see how this process plays out.
There were also some rumors floating that he eliminated himself by asking for too much money for his assistant coaches but from what I am told by several reliable sources, that was just internet rumors and it never got to that point in the discussions yet. That would seem to make sense considering Steve Pederson talked to Bob Cohn from the Tribune Review and I tonight on a conference call and outlined the way the search is being conducted and said that nobody is going to get a job offer without first sitting in front of the Nordenberg and to the best of our knowledge, Bradley has yet to get in front of the chancellor.
** Earlier today a source told me that Tulsa coach Todd Graham was fading into the background as a candidate. Given the source, it was believable at the time - it also now seems like it may have been a smoke screen to throw me and any other media member chasing this story off the scent. (I could be paranoid but forgive me as I'm right now like Frank Leone - Sylvester Stallone's character in the movie "Lock Up" -- as I live by this rule -- D.T.A., which stands for Don't Trust Anyone. I know, a terrible flick but you get the picture....)
And I say that because Graham is apparently a lot more involved in the search than it was believed even 12 hours ago seeing as he is expected to interview in the morning with the Pitt search committee - and get this - Chancellor Mark Nordenberg is reportedly expected to be a part of that crew.
If true - and the sourcing on this one is pretty good though I will continue to work through it to make sure it actually transpires as it was told to me -- That means two things - (1) Graham is indeed still a serious candidate and (2) Graham is likely the first of the known finalists to get a second interview and an audience with Nordenberg.
Now, as we reported the sticking point the first time around with Graham - he was one of five coaches interviewed by Steve Pederson during the first part of the search that led to the hiring of Michael Haywood - was money as his compensation package is about $1.3 million according to the USA Today.
This is something I will obviously revisit in the morning but like I said, it is a very interesting development and something worth monitoring - and it really adds up from this standpoint - Graham is the one candidate who has been all over the map in terms of what sources have told me his level of involvement has been.
I'm told that Graham would take the job if offered and IF - and it is a big IF - the money is right. I know what he said about his family life in Tulsa and he has it good there, but I'm told he is still very interested in the job. I'm not saying this means he is going to get the job or even an offer, just that he is still hanging around in all of this.
Stay tuned on that one, it is something worth watching develop.** Another candidate emerged, at least in terms of someone who will get an interview - Sunday, from what I am told -- and that is Stanford Associate Head Coach-Assistant Head coach for Offense Greg Roman and he seems to fit the profile of what Steve Pederson is looking for -- young, up-and-coming, offensive minded, etc., etc. Pederson is reportedly enamored with Stanford's offense and while Roman isn't the offensive coordinator, he has a big hand in the game planning and play calling and is considered a strong candidate to replace Jim Harbaugh as head coach if he takes the 49ers job. So Roman may be off the market before he actually gets to talk to Pitt, but at any rate he is an interesting name just because he is new to this.
** Former Florida defensive coordinator Teryl Austin has also interviewed with Pitt about the head coaching position but remains what I would call a long shot candidate despite his Pitt ties. Austin has only one year's experience as a coordinator. Austin also has a number of other job offers to consider and so it is doubtful he'd settle for the defensive coordinator position at Pitt because it wouldn't pay him nearly as much money as he will make elsewhere. That is unless, of course, Bradley gets the job as that reportedly would make it much more attractive to Austin. It really feels like Austin is a lot like Alabama assistant head coach Sal Sunseri, a Pitt guy who has a lot of people pulling for him and thus was granted an interview which is a shame because from everything I've heard about him, he'd be a great choice.
** Wisconsin offensive coordinator Paul Chryst was told by Pitt he is no longer being considered. Cross him off the list. End of that discussion.
** Like I wrote earlier, Florida International coach Mario Cristobal remains a "third source" kind of guy at this point. It sounds like he did interview with Pitt but I will keep working hard to find out if that is absolutely true because I still don't have it good enough from a good enough person to say he definitely did or did not. I do know that he is working on a contract extension with FIU but given that his salary is about $400,000, money would clearly not be an issue if Pitt legitimately wanted to hire him.
** Here is something remotely interesting -- according to a pretty good source, one other candidate that Pitt reached out to but never really got very far down the road with is Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster. It could have been an interesting name to toss around but by the same token, if Pitt is really going to pick a 50+ year old career assistant, why not just make it Tom Bradley.** As I reported tonight, multiple sources have told me that sophomore tailback Dion Lewis is expected to declare himself eligible for the NFL draft as soon as the season is over - meaning sometime next week. Lewis, with the help of Dave Wannstedt, looked into his draft status and was told by the NFL he'd be about a third round pick and that, along with the fact that Wannstedt (and his power running offense) are gone apparently have convinced him that the time is right. Lewis could, I suppose, change his mind but based on the information I was given tonight, I can't really see that happening. It sounds like he is more than leaning in that direction and has already made up his mind he's gone. We know the same can be said about junior receiver Jon Baldwin, who has made it pretty clear to anyone who is paying attention that he is out the door. And the other underclassmen who is, at least considering, a jump to the NFL is fullback Henry Hynoski
and while he hasn't made up his mind, it is understandable why he is considering it given the position he plays. That's because Wannstedt's offense utilized a fullback, many college offenses don't these days and that could mean Hynoski would spend his senior season on the bench. I think his decision could come down to who is selected as coach and how they utilize a fullback.
** On a more positive note, a number of the assistant coaches have begun to land on their feet. I am told at least three of them have jobs lined up and then tonight I found out that the interim coach, Phil Bennett, will take a job as the defensive coordinator at Baylor. It will be announced either tomorrow or over the weekend after the BBVA Compass Bowl. That is a great spot for Bennett because it is close to his home - he has a house near College Station, Texas, about 50 minutes from Baylor's campus -- and he can live at his recently built house for the first time in five years. And who knows, if a few spots open up, it could happen that a couple of the other defensive assistants end up on his staff. I say this is a positive development because the worst part of coaching changes is that people lose their jobs and it is good to see most of these guys are catching on elsewhere. Incidentally, when it all shakes out, don't be surprised to see a third Pitt assistant end up on the Rutgers staff before it is all said and done.
** I will have a lot more details about our conversation with Steve Pederson but right now I am just too tired to even try and hit all the high points.I will write about it tomorrow in an early morning blog entry.
I will say this, however, the conversation lasted about 35 minutes - we were on the phone for 38 minutes exactly - and no topic was off limits. Again, we talked for 35 minutes and left very few, if any, stones unturned, so this wasn't a quick conversation, nor was it particularly comfortable.
Bob and I grilled him about the hiring of Michael Haywood, the background checking of Haywood, the firing of Haywood, the firing of Dave Wannstedt, the new search committee, his job security - you name it, we asked him about it.
He gave us some very honest answers, he gave us some cryptic answers and he also gave us some non-answers, but he at least was available to talk.
The one key thing he said was that there will be two rounds of interviews this time around - a first wave of candidates narrowed to a group of a couple of finalists. A lot of people have taken that to mean the search is going to drag on but I don't - I think they could do a second round of interviews at any point and have a decision by the end of that day.
I will have much more tomorrow as I continue to try and sift through all of this nonsense once again to try and determine what is real, what is fake, what is rumor mill stuff, what is imagined and, well, you get the picture.....


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Diane Medved, a clinical psychologist and the wife of radio host Michael Medved, says that the time before Passover "used to be a black month" for her. There was so much work to be done—cleaning the house from top to bottom, getting rid of any "leavened food," switching to a new set of dishes, cooking for a large extended family—that she began to dread the whole experience. But then, like her ancestors in Egypt who labored under the pharaoh, Ms. Medved jokes, she was "released from bondage." Twenty-one years ago, Ms. Medved and her family started going to resorts for the entire eight days of Passover, and she has never looked back.
Kosher-for-Passover vacations have been around for more than a quarter-century, but in recent years they have become more popular and more elaborate. Raphi Bloom, the sales and marketing director of Totally Jewish Travel, a Web site advertising getaways for observant Jews, says that he has 120 hotels on five continents promoting vacations for the holiday this year, which runs for eight days starting at sundown on Monday. From cruises to South America to resorts in Hawaii to luxury hotels in Europe, these vacations can run more than $10,000 for a family of four (not including airfare).
Estimates vary greatly and official numbers are hard to come by, but certainly tens of thousands engage in this Passover migration every year. The resorts provide not only food, prepared under strict supervision, but also entertainment—lectures, music, comedy shows and even day camp for kids. And the best part, everyone seems to agree, is that mothers and grandmothers don't need to spend days and weeks on housekeeping.
In Exodus 12:19, Jews are commanded: "Seven days shall there be no leaven found in your houses; for whosoever eateth that which is leavened, that soul shall be cut off from the congregation of Israel." The rabbis subsequently developed a set of rules for removing any food from the home that is not kosher for Passover, any chametz, either by throwing it out or "selling" it to another party while keeping it locked up in your home. Observant Jews are supposed to search every corner and crevice for crumbs of leavened food. There is even a blessing to be said over the removal of chametz.
Rabbi Azriel Fellner used to have a pulpit in Livingston, N.J., but since his retirement he has officiated on a number of holiday cruises and last year took his first trip for Passover. He leads the Seders, the ritual dinners on the first and second nights of the holiday during which Jews recount the story of the Exodus. He says he quickly felt like he was "part of the family" there. Next week, he is headed on the Celebrity Equinox Passover cruise, which will stop in Colombia, Panama and Honduras, among other destinations.
Isn't it a little uncomfortable, though, being away from home and among strangers on this holiday whose rituals are so centered on family? (Seders generally take place in the home, not at synagogues.) Not at all. It was a "mystical experience, " Rabbi Fellner says. "Here I am in the middle of the sea with a group of Jews around me, all of whom were Israelites, doing the same Seder as our parents and grandparents. We suddenly became one, historically."
In fact, being with family is one reason that so many choose to go away. Carol Berkson Weinstein of Boca Raton, Fla., has been going to the Eden Roc resort in Miami Beach for 18 years now. This Passover trip was originally her late father's idea—a way to give her mother a break from all the preparations. But now she goes with her mother; her brother's family, who live in New York; and her three sons, along with one son's wife and another's fiancée. She says it's a "beautiful thing," a way to spend time with family without any other obligations to distract them.
Offy Schiffman, the CEO of Kosherica, says that his company has accommodated extended families of 35. Kosherica, which will completely take over the Biltmore Hotel in Miami as well as two resorts in Israel next week, caters to the higher end of the market, with accommodations starting at $4,300 per adult. Last year, a number of companies that offer religious-holiday vacations downsized or folded because of the economy, according to Jay Bernten of Vista Travel, which is operating a Passover resort stay in Lake Las Vegas. But things seem to be looking up again for this season.
As with so many luxuries, grandparents often foot the bill, according to Mr. Bloom of Totally Jewish Travel. He says that in some instances, a particularly observant child or grandchild won't want to celebrate in a home that hasn't been prepared according to the strictest standards. The Kosher-for-Passover vacation is a way around that.
It is also a way of connecting with friends and meeting new people. When her children were little, Deborah Lerer went to a hotel in Miami Beach for eight Passovers. She fondly remembers watching the younger generation in the hotel lobby. "It was like a beehive, with hundreds of people, an opportunity for everyone to meet people."
With a growing family and grandchildren too young for camp activities, Ms. Lerer has returned to having Passover in her home. For others, says Rabbi Fellner, the time for such vacations may lie ahead. "When you're young and beginning the process [of setting up a home], it can be a heady experience, cleaning up the house, using different dishes, tablecloths and glasses." But as you get older, all of this becomes more difficult. "When you tell your wife she doesn't have to do all that work, that you can just close up the house and go away, it will add years to her life."
Ms. Riley, an affiliate scholar with the Institute for American Values, is working on a book about interfaith marriage.


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Nineteen-year-old Danielle Pirolo was beaming last Tuesday afternoon as she patiently waited for Literacy Bitterroot executive director Dixie Stark to finish hanging the tassel on her graduation cap.
It was a day that had been a long time in coming for the Victor woman's family.
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50. 3 Idiots (2009)
PG-13 | 170 min | Comedy, Drama
Two friends are searching for their long lost companion. They revisit their college days and recall the memories of their friend who inspired them to think differently, even as the rest of the world called them "idiots".
Director: Rajkumar Hirani | Stars: Aamir Khan, Madhavan, Mona Singh, Sharman Joshi
Votes: 213,253 | Gross: $6.52M


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Masterpiece posted on Aug 23, 2005 2:02:22 PM - Report post
oooooooo so the person that tolled me that there was collusuem 2 was lieing....sorry about that!
thanks for link!
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sonicgundam posted on Oct 14, 2005 9:01:21 PM - Report post
the only one that seems remotely possible is the lightnig yellow and even still its not very likely. sea blue will NEVER happen because american blue version was green version in japan. pokemon yellow was a sales gimmick to rake in more money to go along with the tv show. while yellow was cerainly much harder than the other ones, it wasn't as fun as the other 2 originals.
horseygal posted on Oct 31, 2005 1:46:16 PM - Report post
i wish they would make a lightning yellow, that would be sweet! i'd buy it....
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jedinight posted on Nov 03, 2005 4:33:01 PM - Report post
big bump!
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