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|September 5, 2012, 06:58 PM
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I don't mix them, because I just load my mags from the same lot of ammo.
|September 5, 2012, 08:57 PM
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I almost always shoot for accuracy . Not always MOA but Im shooting at something I want to hit . I don't mix 223 with 5.56 or brands with other brands or even wieghts of the same brand . Each of those things can change point of impact . I don't want 4 different impact points out of the same mag .
Now this is generally speaking
The twist rate of your barrel matters a great deal when it comes to the wieght on the bullet you will be shooting . 1-7 twist 62 grians or higher . 1-8 twist for the most part any wieght ,1-9 twist anything up to 62 grains . They say if you shoot lets say a 40 grain bullet out of a 1-7 you can spin the copper jacket right of the bullet . 1-9 twist is not fast enough to stabilze a heavier bullet .
If your shooting at lets say a bowling pin at 50 yards . you will probably hit it with what ever is in your mag . Put that same pin at 3 or 4 hundred yards and its going to matter what your gun likes to shoot .
Im sure you know but I'll say it any ways . Not all guns shoot the same ammo the same . You will need to take a bunch of different ammo out to the range and try them all out and see what your gun likes the best .
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|September 20, 2012, 10:53 PM
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I started to start a new thread, but thought I just as well stick to this one.
1) I think the shorter ones like most of the military use look the best, but, I know cosmetics are not the important thing here. BTW, are those short ones on the military "Red Dots"?
2) Hey, Metal god, can you tell me what the scope is on your black PSA build rifle in your pic you posted here, on page 2 of this thread?
3) I've only looked thru 1 red dot, and it seems to me that I might as well be looking thru plain piece of glass, except it has the red dot. So as for those, I don't see the difference than say, having the iron sights. They seem about the same to me.?
4) All I've ever had are the plain ol variable, magnification scopes. I got this rifle basically because I wanted it before the anti-gun politicians try to ban them again. I'll use it for self defense, varmints(you know, that covers a lot of territory, don't it?) hunting. So, I'll probably be looking at a variable of sorts, unless yawl can convince me that there's an advantage to a red dot.?
|September 21, 2012, 02:56 AM
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It's funny you just posted this . I was just talking to a few people about red-dot vs Acog . If money is no object then the Acog is the way to go hands down . I was told by someone that uses them professionally . The trijicon acog is the best optic out there for the AR platform . I assume you know what the AR platform is truly designed for ,yes ? Generally the trijicon acog 4X32 is what the military uses http://www.midwayusa.com/product/770...51-mount-matte. Im sure some special forces use other sights like Red-dots and others as well.
OK .that being said . There is alot of optics out there for AR civilian use that will work great for alot less money .
As far as red-dot vs iron sights ( peep sights ) There is really no comparison . While using iron sights you keep one eye closed and have to keep the front post in focus .While pretty much everything else is a blur . With a red-dot you can keep your target in focus and just put the dot right where you want the bullet to impact . You also can keep both eyes open and have a huge field of view and still keep the dot on target . A red-dot is great for shooting out to 100 yards or so. You can shoot longer distances with them but out to 100 yards is about as far as you'll want to go .. You have very fast target acquisition . I have one on my 10/22 and with no recoil happening it is insane how fast you can acquire your target and move to the next .
It really is going to come down to what your going to be shooting at the most and/or what you want your AR ready to shoot at . I think a magnified optic would not be your best choice for HD but it's perfect for shoot 200 plus yards . It's what do you want your gun for , and build it to match . You can spend alot of money on stuff that you ultimately do not use . I have so much extra stuff from builds , I can almost build another AR
You REALLY need more then one AR
Here are some optics I have been considering
First magnified
Now for the Red-Dots
http://www.amazon.com/UTG-DS3840-4-I...I2GEFS5W408V4U This is the Red-Dot on the black AR . I bought and use this on my 10/22 primarily. I have used it on the AR and it seemed to work fine . I say that cus one time it lost zero . At the time I did not have the windage & elevation knobs locked down so that might have been why .
Like I said I was just talking about this with some friends and this is my dream package
This way I would have close range and long range options covered
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|September 22, 2012, 10:02 PM
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Bushmaster makes a decent AR. I paid right at 800 not too long ago for their standard model XM15e2s 20" full stock removable handle. I keep it clean and oiled and it runs fine. No complaints. Big enough name for my uses, and came with a warranty as a complete rifle.
|September 22, 2012, 10:14 PM
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|September 24, 2012, 04:59 AM
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I'll try to answer some of your questions based on my experience and research.
Iron sights only
and a Red Dot
|September 25, 2012, 06:17 PM
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I'm having computer problems, so I haven't been able to reply. Not sure if I got it fixed yet.
Thanks Justice06RR for pics, and to Metal god for links, and for everyone's reply. I've got a lot going on, and haven't had time to research optics a lot yet. But, I mainly got this for home defense, and otherwise. And, depending on 11/06/12, there could very well be a whole lot of "Otherwise".
So, I'm kinda thinking that maybe a red dot would suffice best. I kinda like the looks, and the Features, and Specs of it and price of the one at:
I need to study a little more first, but, it seems to fit the bill. Like I said, I think I'll be using it more for close up shots than long range.
Once again, I really appreciate all your replies, you've all been a great resource for me!! Any, and all welcome! Thanks!
EDIT: I just realized this is a "Magnified" scope. I was thinking it was a "Red Dot, when I posted this. Like I said I need to do more reviewing, but, I do still like this one.
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|September 26, 2012, 04:12 AM
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|September 27, 2012, 02:32 AM
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That was just glancing and or looking down the sights . Im not sure if I could keep both eyes open if I were actually shooting . With the guns recoil and then me having to reaquire the target I think that would be very tuff for me . It is easier with the large aperture then the small one but I guess that goes with out saying .
I will tell you this . The next time im out shooting I will be trying this .
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|September 28, 2012, 07:24 PM
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I'm gonna tell ya, with iron sights, & both eyes open everything is just a blur for me.
1) This buying just never stops does it.? I'm gonna need some more mags too. I just noticed in the pics that Justice06RR posted above that his mags have an open or clear space so you can see the ammo. I've not seen that before Where do you get those? Magpul?
2) I saw where PSA has some aluminum mags on sale. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index...mag-10294.html
I'm pretty sure they'll fit my S&W M&P.? I received 1 polymer Magpul when I got it. The aluminum should work okay, right?
|September 28, 2012, 08:56 PM
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Yep it never ends . Welcome to the club
That PSA deal is not bad . You should be able to find mags all over the net at good prices including the Magpul ones with the windows . If they are for the AR15 , 223/5.56 they should work in your M&P just fine . Gun shows are a good place to pick up mags as well. I get alot of my bulk ammo from this site ( free shipping on all bulk ammo ) http://www.targetsportsusa.com/ . They also have other stuff like mags . They are not always the best price but they seem to stay competitive .
Unfortunately Im in C.A. and can't have mags that except more then 10 rounds . This makes it much harder for me to get mags at a good price . If your going to do any bench shooting useing a rest . I also would recommend you getting a few 20 or even 10 round mags . The 30 round mags can stick down to far and hit the table making it hard to get comfortable on the bench/rest .
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|September 28, 2012, 09:22 PM
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|September 29, 2012, 09:52 AM
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1) Hey Metal god in those links you posted on Sept. 21, do they all come with the rings mount, etc. so that they are ready to install when received?
2) I was looking for a scope that does not require a battery. I was thinking that the 2nd. scope in your magnified list the UTG 4x32 Compact CQB Scope did not need a battery, but, I just saw that it does require a battery, & it would seem that it is hard to find that particular battery. I've never heard of this one, Batteries: CR1620 3V? It lists it as Batteries, so it requires more than one.?? Well, if it does, that sucks.
EDIT: (3) Do the scopes that require battery/batteries, do they come with the batteries supplied??
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|September 29, 2012, 04:35 PM
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OK i think the UTG scope and red dot come with the battery , mine did .I also bought 10 more batterys for like $7 bucks on amazon . Now for the scope that is magnified . The scope has an illuminated reticle . That means when the scope is turned off You have a regular black reticle and you can turn it on and choose from red or green reticle . With the magnified scope you really don't need a battery in it to use it . It should work just like a regular scope . Unlike the red dot if its not on your just looking through some glass with no reference point . The UTG scope comes with mounts . Most Red-Dots come with mounts and some scopes do . You will need to make sure what is what .
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|September 30, 2012, 12:31 AM
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I think I'm gonna order the UTG scope, if I can determine about the batteries and all. I assume that the battery is for the red or green reticle?
I hope you're right about "you really don't need a battery in it to use it . It should work just like a regular scope" It seems all around to fit the bill of what I've been looking for.
Thanks for posting the links when you did!
Edit: I did order the UTG scope.
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|October 5, 2012, 07:40 PM
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how does the steel case ammo run thru the AR rifles?
|October 5, 2012, 08:16 PM
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Bulletproof, AR's are great rifles. Congratulations on your decision to purchase one. I have seen them stand more abuse and still work, than most other rifles(AK excluded of course). They are inherently accurate,reliable and all around fun to shoot. Cleaning is a must for any rifle, but they can stand quite a bit of shooting before needing a good cleaning. There is nothing wrong with a DoubleStar or other relatively lower priced AR's. they function great for most people's needs. Another to look at is the S&W M&P Sport. They really impressed me after seeing them go through various torture tests. Either way have fun and update us on what you get and how it works for you....
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|October 5, 2012, 09:02 PM
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steel cased ammo
Steel cased ammo works fine in the AR . Couple things to consider
So I've been doing a little research on the steel case vs brass . What I found out is that steel case ammo does not expand as much as brass . That means at times the steel cases do not expand and seal the chamber completely . When this happens gases and crap can get blown back into the chamber and carbon can start to build up . If your only shooting steel ammo you should be fine cus with the lacquer and other finishes they should still be slick as snott and cycle fine .
I also here if your shooting alot of steel ammo in the same day you do not want to switch to brass . ( first few mags steel then immediately switch to a mag with brass )The reason is the carbon and or burnt lacquer or other finishes that may have built up in the hot chamber can cause the brass cartridge to adhere to chamber wall and fail to extract and that can destroy an extractor or rip the rim off the case .
So only shoot one or the other per trip or per cleaning and always clean your chamber really well after shooting steel cased ammo . If you do not clean the chamber really well after shooting steel ammo the carbon can continue to build up and create problems with all ammo being shot thru the gun .
here is the link http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu18.htm
It makes sence to me . Im not sure if there is any science behind it but thats the way im going to do it
If your going to be shooting alot of steel cased ammo I would keep some extra parts with you at the range and really all the time . I don't shoot much steel but I always have this with me http://palmettostatearmory.com/index...rer-s-kit.html
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|October 5, 2012, 09:32 PM
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Reference Red Dots, I am slightly quicker when it comes to target discrimination drills with my Eotech than Aimpoint. Both are outstanding optics and are in use overseas in combat. I find that the "halo" of the Eotech allows me to quickly identify whether or not the specific target I am shooting is within the correct parameters before squeezing off. This is particularly helpful when transitioning laterally from target to target where shots count (HP/LP for example). For me personally I find that method easier than trying to center the single red dot of the Aimpoint (although I can do that as well, just not as fast).
It's all up to personal preference. I say try a few options and see what you like best. Good luck with your purchase.
|October 6, 2012, 04:24 AM
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Just to add to the previous magazine question, you have a couple of choices if you want the mags with the window to see the rounds in them.
Magpul Pmags are the most popular and considered one of the best and most reliable.
Lancer magazines also have the complete see-thru mags.
Here is a google image of a Lancer L5 magazine next to a Pmag:
I've never tried the Lancer mags yet but they look pretty cool so I intend to buy some to try out. They offer the 20-round Lancer mags for $10each at Aimsurplus
hope that helps.
|October 6, 2012, 08:14 AM
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ARs require regular lubing, cleaning? Depends on how much you want to obsess over it.
Are they "hard" to clean? No.
A tad tedious? Sure.
Here's a video on field stripping your AR:
|October 9, 2012, 11:44 PM
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Hey, thanks for the latest pics & links, guys!
I'm confused about what's the difference between gas piston, gas operated rifles. Most of the S&W M&P's say Chromed Components: Barrel Bore, Gas Key Bolt Carrier, Chamber. So, can you explain what's the difference in a piston gun & a Gas Key Bolt Carrier? I am cornfused!
|October 10, 2012, 03:18 AM
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Direct Impingement gas system /Gas Piston system
Direct impingement gas system ( DI ) is a completely gas operated system . some of the gases when fired down the barrel are redirected through the gas block back down the gas tube and in to the gas key /BCG and that cycles the next round . A gas piston system uses a piston to push the BCG back to cycle the next round . It is similar but very different . The gases get redircted through the gasblock same as a DI but instead of going all the way down the gas tube it's blocked by the piston . The piston is then pushed back through the upper receiver cycling the BCG . The piston system never throughs hot gases and fouling in to the upper receiver and BCG . The piston system will keep the bolt carrier and upper receiver cleaner while in use but has more components to fail . The BCG and gaskey are just a part of the over all systems . although the BCG for each system are not interchangeble as far as I know .
Here is a video showing how each work
Before you ask which one is better, DON'T. All it will do is spark an argument .
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|October 25, 2012, 12:47 PM
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Hey Metal god, your quote: http://www.amazon.com/UTG-DS3840-4-I...I2GEFS5W408V4U This is the Red-Dot on the black AR . I bought and use this on my 10/22 primarily. I have used it on the AR and it seemed to work fine . I say that cus one time it lost zero . At the time I did not have the windage & elevation knobs locked down so that might have been why .
Metal god, 1) Were you using the rifle when the scope lost zero, or did you remove it off the rifle?
2) How did you regain the zero?
3) Has this red dot scope held zero since then?
4) I'm now considering getting this red dot. I think a red dot would better suit my older eyesight. I'm assuming that it is parallax free?
5) I also assume that this red dot holds up to the mild recoil of the 5.56/.223?
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I believe in the power of local preparedness to make society better; I don't believe preparing for Doomsday helps make that happen.
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A few days ago, I posted this blog: Doomsday Preppers are Socially Selfish. The role of a blogger is to foment discussion an it certainly appears that's what I did. I very much appreciated most of the 150+ comments – except perhaps the ones that called me 'stupid', 'nuts, 'arrogant', 'ignorant' – and a few personal emails that were much more graphic.
I wrote this for the emergency management community, who pretty much understood what I was saying. Social media is certainly powerful and I had no idea this would be so controversial.
FIRST .. let me offer a heartfelt apology. The title of that blog was misleading because there is a difference between DOOMSDAY Preppers and DISASTER Preppers. My sister, Marilyn, is a great example of a Disaster Prepper – although she calls it stocking up while working with her community. I asked her what the difference was and she said Disaster Preppers want to prepare for a prolonged power outage (all to common these days), while Doomsday Preppers are preparing for half the world to be destroyed.
For the record, I was a practicing emergency manager for over 20 years before I retired last year. The words 'All Disasters Are Local' are permanently inscribed on my brain. I would NEVER discourage or disparage work being done in communities as part of CERT or any other volunteer group. Those are the folks who are going to save the world. I can also unequivocally state (and I don't know an emergency manager who would disagree with me) that NOBODY should expect help from their government during the first few weeks of any major disaster. The issues we saw in Katrina and Sandy (among others) only confirm it. The people who needed help right away were the ones who didn't prepare. They took away resources that could have been used to recover infrastructure and bring the communities back on line a lot sooner.
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Outside of the FEMA logo on that, what is there to argue with? It is the difference between being altruistic and being selfish. Selfish is defined as concerned excessively or exclusively with oneself, seeking or concentrating on one's own advantage or well being without regard for others. By that definition, Doomsday Preppers are socially selfish – Disaster Preppers are not.
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"Reaching the bottom of the slump is not when you start with exit strategies. We need to choose a point when we've already got some way out of the trough". So said German Chancellor Angela Merkel today at the G8 summit in L'Aquila, Italy. The comments signal something of a volte face by Merkel, a leader in the "sound money" mould typical in Germany. Last month she was urging EU leaders to formulate "reliable and credible exit strategies" and she began this week's summit in the same vein.
President Obama echoed Merkel's new found sentiments. He said that the G8 leaders "agreed that full recovery is still ways off, that it would be premature to begin winding down our stimulus plans". But only a few days prior he said that spending more borrowed money would be "potentially counterproductive". Even the consensus that "the worst was now behind us" was broken by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. "It's not quite clear whether we've hit bottom and how long the crisis will last", a view somewhat more pessimistic than his G8 counterparts. Read more
No, really.
A major fire has been blazing along Dean Street, central London, for most of Friday afternoon, forcing evacuations and causing Oxford Street to be closed to traffic in both directions. Read more
There is a lot of talk about the end of the dollar as the world's reserve currency, but most of it is hot air…for the time being anyway.
For all the tough talk, foreign central banks are not yet turning away from the dollar. To the contrary, during the first quarter of this year, foreign dollar claims increased two percentage points to almost two thirds of total allocated reserves, according to International Monetary Fund data.Furthermore, while currencies dance to many tunes, traders can play from certain song books for years. A while back so-called carry trades were the rage. Now it is all about risk.
Charlie Bean, the Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy at the Bank of England, is undertaking a seven-day tour of Britain, starting on 13 July. The plan is to visit 14 towns and cities – explaining quantitative easing as he goes.
Here's the pamphlet Mr Bean will be distributing across the land: Read more
An interesting report is out from Standard & Poor's on Friday, entitled "The Devil is in the Details: Understanding the Variation in Corporate Default Rates and Rating Transitions." Now doesn't that sound exciting?
(Ahem) Read more
China's heavy-handed tactics in arresting Stern Hu, Rio Tinto's top iron ore executive in China, have done it no favours, but the effect on iron ore prices is still unclear.
The wider impact, meanwhile, is hard to quantify. Cash prices of iron ore shipped into China rose 5 per cent this week. That may reflect the miners' determination to switch supplies to customers elsewhere, who have agreed contracts, as much as any local crackdown on traders.Perhaps a better indicator is the Aussie dollar — inextricably linked to China, Australia's second-biggest trading partner — which fell 2 per cent this week, in trade-weighted terms. This may be a simple case of industrial espionage. But the cloak and dagger stuff helps no one
On FT Alphaville Friday morning,
Live markets commentary from FT.com
The Cold War in high-frequency trading seems to have escalated overnight.
July 9 (Bloomberg) — Citadel Investment Group LLC, the $12 billion hedge fund firm founded by Ken Griffin, sued three former executives and the firm they started, Teza Technologies LLC, over claims they violated non-competition agreements. Read more
Cute, innit?
Bored of banks? Had your fill of the miners? Got a pressing request for Small Cap Corner?
Here's your chance. Read more
The Virgin Atlantic CEO writes:
Our industry has never seen anything like it. It's been a year in which airline management teams have had to cope with major swings in oil prices and a swingeing cut in demand in recent months. While other sectors in the economy are now talking about green shoots it's difficult to see many, if any, in aviation. Read more
Elsewhere on Friday,
– The mystery of Pimco and the PPIP. Read more
Comment, analysis and other offerings from Friday's FT,
And save the date – Nov 9, at Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London
Just four months to go till the 2009 Complinet Compliance Awards. Read more
Anglo American is on Friday set to name Sir John Parker as its new chairman aiming to reassure shareholders that the international mining group has a strong independent future after its emphatic rejection of a merger offer from rival Xstrata, the FT reported. Sir John, who has been chairman of National Grid since 2002, brings a wealth of experience of international business and is well-regarded in the City. He will replace Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, who will retire from the board after seven years at the helm.
The Bank of England sowed confusion in the gilts markets on Thursday, announcing it would suspend its £125bn asset purchase programme, at least for now, but offering no clue to its future thinking. UK government bonds sold off sharply after the Bank disappointed investors by failing to increase its quantitative easing programme, the FT said. Lex believes the Bank may only be pausing for breath, while FT Alphaville noted the gilt purchase programme accounted for almost 10 per cent of UK GDP.
Lloyd's of London has begun the biggest strategic review it has undertaken this decade in an attempt to ensure the more than 320-year-old insurance market does not fail in exploiting the gaps in the market thrown up by the financial crisis, the FT said. The London-based institution, which deals in large and complex insurance risks from all over the world, has brought in consultants from Deloitte to assist in the review, which Lloyd's hopes will lead to a new strategic plan to be published in January.
China has launched its highest-profile criticism of the dominant role of the US dollar as a global reserve currency at a meeting of the world's biggest economies, the FT said. Dai Bingguo, Chinese state councillor, was unequivocal in calling for the world to diversify the reserve currency system and aim at relatively stable exchange rates among leading currencies. Analysts said Mr Dai's comments – which follow earlier statements by the People's Bank of China in March – appeared mostly political in nature.
Drax, the energy group, is making the contenders for its latest corporate broking mandate fight it out in an Apprentice-style challenge. UBS this week secured the mandate to be Drax's co-corporate broker, alongside Deutsche Bank, pipping Citigroup and Credit Suisse, after a mammoth five-month process in which a longlist of nearly a dozen brokers was cut to the three-strong shortlist. For the final task, UBS, Citi and Credit Suisse were each told to organise an event – for UBS, an investor dinner in London; for Citi, a two-day roadshow in New York and Boston; and for Credit Suisse, a European roadshow in Amsterdam, Geneva and Zurich, the FT said.
Four of the biggest names in the UK digital media scene are teaming up to launch an investment fund for internet start-ups, the FT reported. Michael Birch, co-founder of Bebo, the social network acquired by AOL last year for $850m, is the cornerstone investor. The fund, PROfounders Capital, has already raised about $30m and is not planning to take institutional money. PROfounders will invest in "digital disruptive" businesses, such as digital health and education, where Europe is yet to create world-leading companies.
Sprint Nextel, the struggling US mobile network operator, is to outsource the management and day-to-day running of its two nationwide networks to Sweden's Ericsson in a seven-year deal worth between $4.5bn and $5bn, the FT said. The deal, believed to be the largest network management deal to date, represents a coup for Ericsson and the latest in a series of moves by Sprint to streamline its operations, stem customer defections and return to financial health.
Beijing on Thursday detained an executive of a large Chinese steel mill in a widening probe that has already led to espionage allegations against four employees of Rio Tinto, the Anglo-Australian miner.The government also defended its decision to detain the four Rio employees, one of whom is an Australian national, the FT said.
Citigroup replaced Ned Kelly, its finance chief, on Thursday after less than four months in the job. The surprise move follows regulatory pressure to overhaul top management, and could weaken the position of Vikram Pandit, chief executive, the FT said. John Gerspach, a Citi veteran, will replace Mr Kelly, and become the bank's fifth finance chief in five years.
A poor performance by Japanese shipping companies amid fears that a global recession just might curb international trade weighed pushed the Topix index to an eighth day of declines, while the Nikkei Average was little changed. A report in the Nikkei newspaper that container rates between Asia and North America were being cut and the steady decline in the Baltic Dry index hit investor sentiment and sent shipping stocks tumbling. Elsewhere in Asia, the tone was similarly weak, putting the MSCI Asia Pacific Index on course for its second week of declines, Bloomberg said
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inner strap inserts for Formula 158 and smaller fins?
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Might want to try a Lessacher 40 cm Formula Duo Weed Fin.
I've sailed alot of Formula and wider Free Ride boards with sails up to 9.2 m2
with this fin in the shallow waters of the Pamlico Sound between Hatteras Island
and the mainland.
The Formula Duo Weed really does shed the weeds, as it Wolfgang's proprietary
asymmetrical design.
It's also very good for overall speed and upwind ability (compared to most other weed fins),
and the rake angle will give you a much greater "safety factor" in the shallows.
If you do run aground, with the tip of the fin, you slow down much more slowly, giving
you time to unhook/sheet out without getting tossed over (or onto) the front of the board.
Hope this helps,
P.S. I agree with Krister.
I would not add inboard footstraps.
If you really can't quite get planing, the back foot right in front of the rear
footstrap (on the rail) works well, and you can move your foot further onto
the board if necessary.
Once you get the board up on top of the water, you can pump the fin with
your back foot to increase your speed and break the board really free and
onto a full plane.
With sufficient sail size, you will be planing in around 8 knots of wind pretty
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A bombshell from noted hack Robert Hutton is set to blow the lid on journalistic cliches.
"Journalese has become my obsession," he confesses in a commentary for the Daily Telegraph.
Every time I note an example, people send me 10 more. It's everywhere, and once you understand it, it changes how you see the world. Last week, I turned on the radio to learn that "momentum is building for an attack on Syria". To a non-speaker of journalese, that might sound exciting. I knew the real meaning: "the story hasn't changed since last night."
And yet, mindful perhaps of keeping his colleagues onside, Hutton says he's no enemy of the stuff.
I can tell you all the things that are wrong with journalese: it's clichéd; lazy writing betrays lazy thought; good stories don't need it; it's a code. And there are phrases I hate: "tragic tot" is an awful, glib way to write about a dead child, and its use should be a criminal offence. But I have a "shameful secret".
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There goes my daughter Chelsea zippin' across the yard, net in hand, in hot pursuit of a "Danaus plexippus." But wait, a "Pterourus glaucus" springs into flight just to her left. What a dilemma; she hasn't either one as a primo specimen. The first one's slower and easier to catch, the second one is prettier but a tad faster, plus it's already over in the neighbor's yard carrying the mail for parts unknown.
What is she after? Why butterflies, of course, a monarch and the evasively speedy tiger swallowtail.
My daughter's love for insects and butterflies comes from dipping into my "gene pool." As a kid, my cousin Dave and I, both famously skinny lepidopterists, logged hundreds, if not thousands, of miles hunting these amazing creatures. What I didn't know was that I could have planted an assortment of irresistible plants that would have had them flocking to me. They call them butterfly gardens, and here's what they entail:
The placement of your butterfly garden is very important for two reasons. First, all of the plants that lure these winged beauties are sun lovers. Second, a butterfly's need for sunlight is almost as important as its need for nectar. Only when their body temperatures are above 85 degrees can they take full advantage of their flight abilities. And, like cold-blooded creatures, they rely on the sun for their heat. Basking is therefore a crucial part of their life. This is why we don't see them much in the mornings or on cloudy days.
So with a sunny spot secured, prepare the ground by rototilling it and applying a good organic fertilizer.
Installing some edging would help keep the grass from infiltrating its way back in. To do this, dig a 5-inch deep by a 7-8-inch-wide trench. Install the edging with the bottom fin facing the garden and staked in securely to the side closest to the grass, using 4 stakes per 20-foot section.
The trench will allow you to put a thick layer of bark right up to the edging. If you just slit the ground and try to jam the edging in, the garden side ground level will be the same as the grass side ground level, which means when you put bark down you will have to pile the bark up above the top of the edging to make it thick enough to keep the weeds down, and hide the dirt. With it piled this high you will be forever picking it up and throwing it back into the garden. So let's see some good trenches.
Now what plants should you put into this butterfly delicatessen? Listed are some of the great attracters of these winged marvels and which butterflies they attract: Aster, Eastern black swallowtail an d orange sulphur; black-eyed Susan, great-spangled fritillary; butterfly bush, swallowtails, commas, painted ladies, and monarchs; goldenrod, American painted, red admiral, common and orange sulphurs; hollyhock, painted lady, checkered skipper; milkweed, mainly monarchs; mint, all swallowtails, rad admiral, monarch; and sweet pea, gray hairstreak.
Once you've established yourself as a regular culinary hot spot you can keep them coming with a butterfly feeder. You can make one of these out of an inverted baby food jar. Drill a small 1/8-inch hole in the middle of the cover and stuff a cotton ball into it with most of the cotton ball on the outside. Fill the feeder with a 1 part sugar, 3 parts water solution. The cotton absorbs the "nectar" and the butterfly "feeds" on the cotton. Cutting some brightly colored fabrics or plastic pieces, and placing them around the cotton like the petals of a flower, adds considerably to the feeder's attraction, for butterflies do much of their nectar-spotting by sight. To hang the feeder in your garden, you will have to fashion a holder or cradle using some stiffer wire.
Ants can be a problem, but applying a sticky orchard spray to the pole or bracket should keep them off the feeder; check with a good garden center for this.
Notice that the jar has a neck, and then widens out into the jar part. With the wire, form a loop just big enough to slip over the neck. With the extra wire cut two wires about eight inches long, and one 10 inches. Attach these three wires to the loop in the tripod arrangement. Once attached, bring all three up and over the glass jar and twist them together. Take the longer one that is sticking out past the other two and fashion a little loop on the end and hang your feed up.
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Do you buy season-specific scents for your home.
Air fresheners, candles, etc?
Fall (September till Novemeber) it is Pumpkin everything lol
Winter (December till February) it is Cinnamon/Mint
Spring & Summer I play with all different scents lol
I do.
Fall--Pumpkin spice & other autumn scents from bath & body works
Winter-I love the cranberry air freshener..idr if it's glad or febreeze but I love it.
Spring-i love the Glade polka dot petals scent.
Summer-Peach candles from BBW & some of their other scents as well.
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FAIRMONT - Fairmont Area Schools is offering a deal to surrounding districts: Send your secondary grades to Fairmont, but keep 30 percent of the state aid, as well as any local levies.
Called the Secondary Student Tuition Policy, the proposal was introduced to the Fairmont School Board on Tuesday. Superintendent Joe Brown called it a "very general proposed policy." It sparked interest among board members.
Minnesota public schools receive about $7,000 in state aid per secondary student. According to the Fairmont Area policy, districts that choose to send entire secondary grade levels to Fairmont would pay about $4,900 per student, keeping the remaining $2,100.
"This allows the local district to keep 30 percent of the state aid and any compensatory or operating levy funds," Brown said.
He noted that amount could be up to $5,000 per student in some districts. These districts could then use the excess funds to repair buildings or infuse their elementary classes with new programs or equipment.
Board member Julie Laue recalled her days attending school in Ceylon. Classes would come to Fairmont for partial days for academic or vocational courses.
"Have we looked at anything for half a day?" she asked.
"That's a great idea," Brown said. "Perhaps we could set hourly tuition rates."
"This is not just for Fairmont. We're building students," Laue said. "This will help their students as well as ours - give them opportunities."
"I think it's a great idea," said board member Myron Moeller. " We've got a lot to offer."
"We're very fortunate we are a comprehensive district," Brown said. "Some neighboring districts only have 15 or 16 students in a grade. We could easily bring in 100 students and only add 2.2 students per class."
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Short-term Business Loans
A short-term business loan can be invaluable for businesses that need a cash boost if they are expanding, or if they need a bit of extra help to manage their cashflow.
This type of loan usually has a term of six-months, so will need to be repaid quickly. You can usually choose a fixed rate of interest, so you know repayments will be the same every month, or a variable rate, which could mean your repayments change over time.
Advantages of short-term business loans
The main advantage of opting for a short-term business loan is that you know your business will only have to make repayments for a limited period of time. You will also usually pay less interest overall than if you opted to repay what you owe over a much longer term, such as five years.
Disadvantages of a short-term business loans
Choosing to take out a short-term business loan may mean that you will be able to pay off what you owe quickly, but bear in mind that your repayments will be much higher than if you opted to repay your long over a medium or long-term period. Interest rates can be very high on short-term borrowing, so it's worth comparing lots of different loans to ensure you find the right deal for your business's needs.
What else you need to know
Difficult economic conditions in recent years have made it harder for businesses to borrow money. To apply for a business loan, your business may be required to have a minimum monthly turnover, and you may have to show a set number of accounts, usually two or more years.
Remember too that the actual rate of interest you will be charged on a short-term business loan will depend on your business's individual circumstances, the amount you want to borrow, and over what period you intend to pay off what you owe.
Alternatives to a short-term business loan
If you don't think your business will be able to pay off any borrowing over a year or less, then you might want to consider a medium or long-term business loan which can be repaid more slowly.
Other options include using a business credit card for any immediate expenses. These can also be a useful way to manage staff spending. You could also speak to the provider of your business bank account about arranging a business overdraft which can provide you access to funds as and when you need them. You can usually arrange an overdraft for a 12 month period, at which point it will have to be renewed.
Businesses can also raise funds though cashflow finance, which allows then to borrow against the value of their unpaid invoices, or they can borrow against their assets such as any equipment or property.


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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - A bond refinancing approved by the Huntsville City Council on Wednesday is expected to save taxpayers nearly $2.1 million.
Finance Director Randy Taylor said PNC Bank and PNC Capital Markets offered the best deals to purchase $20.7 million in old municipal debt and provide the city a lower-interest-rate replacement loan. The original loan from September 2010 carried an interest rate above 4 percent; the plan OK'd Wednesday reduces that to 3.047 percent.
Taylor estimates the city will save $2,098,000 in interest over the life of the loan. Financial advice, attorney fees and other costs related to the transaction totaled $144,000, he said.
"This will really help us with the General Fund and our long-term budget plan," Taylor told the council.
Unlike past bond issues, the city opened this one to competitive bids. Taylor said Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank offered the most favorable terms among 13 bidders for the Series A debt; its investment banking arm, PNC Capital Markets, beat out eight other suitors for the Series B debt. He said the city's 2014 interest payments on the debt will drop from $1.4 million to $600,000.
"The results in some cases exceeded our expectations," said Phil Dotts, the city's financial advisor.
Huntsville originally borrowed the money to finish building the Madison County Jail on Wheeler Avenue. The city still owes $84 million on multiple bond issues related to the jail and attached Municipal Justice and Public Safety Center, said Taylor.


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The cast of The West Wing is back to walking and talking—at least for two minutes and twenty-two seconds. In the first on-screen cast reunion since the 2006 series finale, some of the former West Wing regulars got together to poke fun at the memorable staple in a new Funny or Die public service announcement. Martin Sheen, Joshua Malina, William Duffy, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, and Melissa Fitzgerald reprised their roles to promote Every Body Walk, a health campaign about the benefits of walking 30 minutes per day.
In true West Wing fashion, the crew walked and talked their way to the Oval Office to deliver an initiative to the President. "It's very simple," Duffy says of the plan. "It's walking."
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BRIDGETON — While the investigation into the cause of Monday's fatal house fire continues, authorities indicated today that the victim died of smoke inhalation.
Destiny Smith, 13, of Quinton, was sleeping over at a friend's house when the fire occurred. She was found on the first floor of the home, police revealed Friday.
Police also confirmed that the fire began in the front of the home, in the area of the porch and front entrance.
The four members of the family Smith was staying with survived, though all were hospitalized.
The stepfather, Daniel Trinidad, 44, remains hospitalized. He apparently ran back into the home in an attempt to rescue Smith, sources have indicated.
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The Principality of Monaco has achieved a reputation for being a serious business centre and ideal place of residence for families wishing to live in a very safe and accessible European location with sophisticated facilities, a temperate climate and favourable tax system.
Though French is the official language, English and Italian are widely spoken and understood both in business and socially. English is the preferred foreign language for children in the highly rated local schools and is the predominant language in Monaco's International School.
One of Monaco's foremost attractions is the high level of security afforded to its residents due largely to the presence of a strong police force. Many of the apartment complexes have 24hr security and concierge for extra peace of mind.
The Principality legislates internally in respect of all matters of direct taxation: Monaco has chosen not to adopt any income tax, capital gains tax or withholding tax legislation. This is good news for anyone looking to purchase real estate in Monaco for a long-term home or for rental purposes.
Though undeniably built-up, Monaco still enjoys various parks and several public and private beaches.
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The Principality is a prestige area and, as such, Monaco real estate changes hands for considerable sums. There are few bargains to be sought as can be well understood from the density and quality of much of the extant accommodation. However, its tax haven status ensures the market remains buoyant and prices stable so investment in Monaco real estate continues to be attractive.
Much of the available property in Monaco and Monte Carlo is apartments, from small studios to large luxury triplexes and penthouses. Those overlooking the harbour and Formula 1 circuit are naturally more valuable. There are also a selection of luxury villas and beautiful townhouses but these are usually somewhat more expensive.
Parking difficulties ensure that properties offering one or two spaces are highly desirable. Private purchase or rental of parking can run into several tens of thousands of Euros and, due to demand, will not necessarily be nearby.
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Fontvieille, which owes its name to an ancient spring found there, has always had an economical and industrial character. In 1905, a brewery and then a flour mill were created there, later joined by a chocolate plant and others. Today, this modern 22 hectare quarter houses numerous businesses as well as a residential neighbourhood with more than 80 stores including major name which attract shoppers from well beyond the borders of the Principality.
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Only one incumbent lost a re-election bid in today's village elections in Cayuga County.
Incumbent Janet Murphy came in third in a four-way race for two trustee seats in Aurora.
Here are the results from village elections:
Aurora: Two four-year trustee seats won by incumbent George Farenthold and newcomer Lili MacCormick. The positions pay $1,000 a year. Vote totals are Farenthold, 75; incumbent Janet Murphy, 71; MacCormick, 82; and Sara Wells, 49. Only one absentee ballot was still out.
Cayuga: Two two-year trustee seats won by incumbent Helen Day and newcomer Christopher
Ryan. Vote totals are Day, 77; Ryan, 78; William Sherman, 50; and Linda Uebelman, 16. These totals include absentees.
Fair Haven: Two four-year trustee seats won by incumbents Judith Dunaway and Walter Krehling. Vote totals: Dunaway, 82; Krehling, 77; Daniel Roberts, 31. Incumbent mayor
William McVea received 58 votes in his uncontested run for mayor. There were six write-in
votes for mayor: Daniel Roberts received four and Larry Hadcock received two.
Port Byron: Two four-year trustee seats won by incumbents Jeff Girvin and Dwight Wethy. One four-year justice seat won by incumbent JoAnn Bell. Trustee vote totals: Girvin, 27; Wethy, 22. Justice vote total: Bell, 27.
Union Springs: Two two-year trustee seats won by incumbents Dawn Locastro and Johan Lehtonen. Vote totals are: Locastro, 24; Lehtonen, 22. Dean Tanner, Kim Willis and Jason Halverson each got one write-in vote for trustee.
Weedsport: A four-year mayor seat won by incumbent Jean Saroodis with 112 votes. Two four-year trustee seats won by Harry Hinman, with 87 votes and Chere Perkins with 99 votes.
One justice seat won by Acting Justice Geoffrey Fritsch with 102 votes.


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Southwest Elementary has received a Blue Ribbon Award.
Student body background and standardized test scores are some the criteria for the award,and the progressive attitude at this school is one of many factors helping this school to stand out.
Whether it's learning patterns with foam,nor making snakes out of Play–Dough,
Students at Southwest Elementary in Grand Rapids are always busy.
And now both the busy hands of both students and teachers have been recognized.
"Considering there are around 132,000 schools in the nation, to be one of only about 300 in the nation and then only one of 6 in Minnesota to be recognized it's a great honor."
Ken DeCoster is the principal at Southwest and says the self motivated staff at the school is one of the main reasons Southwest was recognized for the work they do.
"What we have going on is that a lot of teachers are looking at personal goals, growth goals, moving forward with staff development. They're a very progressive bunch," said DeCoster.
Southwest was nominated for the award by the 'Improving Schools' criteria.
That means at least 40% of their student body comes from disadvantaged backgrounds, and the schools performance levels are still high on both state and national standardized tests.
DeCoster says the history of high tests scores in the school shows that the good work goes far beyond the school setting.
"There's a lot that happens at school but its more than just a school initiative. It's good things happening at the school, around the district, in the community, and in the home," said DeCoster.
Superintendent for ISD #318 Joe Silko says an award like this speaks volumes, not just the school, but the entire district as well.
"Southwest is very representative of what we are doing in all of our buildings. We're very proud of the achievements of Southwest, but it's an indicator that what we are doing for kids in a K through four building are at a high level; a level that can compare not only at state level but at a nation level," said Silko.
Silko also says it's the cumulative efforts of present and past teachers and students that has helped Southwest rise to the top.
"The whole award is a tribute to not only the staff and students that are here, but the staff and students that have come before, because the tradition of excellence in academics in Southwest if very high," said Silko/
In November representatives from Southwestern Elementary School will join with other selected schools to be honored in Washington D.C.


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Solar power may be the single most important power source in our future. Certainly other technologies, such as wind power, will also be prevalent, but no other technology (I am excepting the possible cold fusion technology, since it has not been fully developed and may never be) has the potential to generate as large of an amount of power.
The reason for this is that sunlight is constantly hitting earth somewhere, and it generates many petawatts of energy, more energy than the entire earth consumes. In fact, in 2002 more energy was striking earth in an hour than all of humanity uses in an entire year. Plenty of that energy is used by plants, but there is plenty that is just wasted.
We already have solar cells, so why aren't we taking advantage of all of this available energy? The answer, of course, has to do with the cost of solar cells and, along with that, the efficiency of solar cells. Up until recently, solar cells were only capable of converting about 20 percent of the light they received into electricity. So-called third-generation photovoltaic cells have been able to push that mark up above 40 percent efficiency, which is an incredible feat.
The reason that solar cells are so inefficient has to do with the fact that they are not sensitive to all the forms of light hitting earth. In the diagram, I show that, inside the solar cell during the conversion of light energy (photons) into electrical energy, some of the energy can be lost. In my example, 0.3 eV of energy is lost.
This can become important, especially if the solar cell is sensitive to lower energies. In that case, a lot of energy can be lost if higher energy light is striking the cell. You get the reverse problem if you try to use solar cells that are sensitive at higher energies. In that case, you actually lose all of the lower energy light since it is not energetic enough to make the electrons jump to the next energy level.
To get around this problem, scientists have come up with solar cells that are capable of absorbing different colors (which signify different energy levels) of light. To do this, layers of material are stacked on top of each other, and each layer is sensitive to a different color of light, which increases the solar absorption. This has allowed researchers to push the efficiency of solar cells beyond the 40 percent mark, and in theory, they can go even further (to over 60 percent efficiency).
Of course, for solar power to become a viable option for consumers, it will also have to come down in price. To that end, researchers have been able to come up with a less toxic and less expensive way to produce solar cells. In order to increase the efficiency of solar cells, they are coated with cadmium telluride, which is both expensive and toxic. Magnesium chloride was recently discovered to be just as effective as cadmium telluride, and it is nontoxic as well as roughly 300 times cheaper, so the cost of solar may come down quickly in the near future.
Looking to the future, the price of solar should only drop, especially as researchers improve silicon photovoltaics (since silicon is cheaper than other materials used in solar cells). Already this year, several records have been set and broken for the efficiency of solar cells made from silicon (now in the high 20s, percentage wise, still nowhere near the 40 percent mark, though). So in another few years, who knows? There may be a few solar panels on your house!


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Release Date: January 1st, 1994
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Two men have different motivations but the same goal when they team up and mount an assault on a powerful drug gang.
Cast: Billy Blanks, Roddy Piper, Bobbie Phillips, Matt Birman, Nigel Bennett, Damon D'Oliveira, Kai Soremekun,
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WALTHAM, Mass. — The common human reaction is more emotional than rational or cognitive when you see one of your most important guys writhing on the floor, with his arm twisted in some random shape of overdone fettuccini.
Sure, the Celtics know they cannot win this series, or perhaps even another game, without Rajon Rondo. And that thought probably dominated their initial thoughts during his third-quarter elbow crisis Saturday night.
They're not going to admit that, but they can admit that they are as squeamish as the rest of us, even if it's a friend in need.
"I was scared," Jeff Green said of the sight.
"Honestly, when I saw it, I thought he broke his elbow — close-up, it looked as though the bone came out," Delonte West said.
Actually, it was so hideous that Doc Rivers still hadn't watched it Sunday — "I fast-forwarded," the Boston coach said — and Doc isn't exactly dainty.
Actually, Rivers tried to hide his initial fear with a joke, as he always does: "It alarmed me," he said of the sight of Rondo's left arm hanging limply as he played the entire fourth quarter virtually one-handed. "But it was working. Listen, I played with one hand my entire career, so you can do it. And he did it."
Okay, now consider how all these people would react when their point guard returned to the floor 10 minutes later — after a doctor literally pops the joint back in alignment — and the inspiration they would derive from this singular act of courage, especially with 18,624 screaming their approval of every Rondo movement thereafter.
Sports is a trivial pursuit — we all know that intellectually — but this is one of those uncommon lessons we get this time of year. Never mind how serious a dislocated elbow might be — in most cases, there is ligament and capsule damage that requires surgery, and thankfully the MRI on Rondo came back negative Sunday.
And yes, too often on the sports pages we embellish these moments with a heaping pile of over-egged metaphors and a few snappy references to Greek tragedy.
But the real issue is the effect that Rondo's return had on teammates, such as West, who looked around the TD Garden, let the vibe puncture both eardrums, and concluded, "When he came back, I said, 'Well, we definitely have no excuse now.' "
Or, as Ray Allen said in gushing tribute, Rondo's act was merely a reminder that "it's the time of year when true champions step up."
Rondo may not be able to play in Game 4 against Miami tonight, and who knows how effective he'll be the rest of the way. But his ability to return from a stomach-turning injury might have changed the narrative of the series — for more than one day, we mean — and that doesn't often happen without someone scoring 40 points or getting suspended.
Make no mistake, the Celtics are still a physical wreck. Rondo was said to be in "much greater pain today, with a lot of swelling," according to Rivers. West has a bruised left shoulder, and is also iffy.
That means the majority of the point guard minutes might go to Carlos Arroyo, a 31-year-old journeyman whose salary is actually being paid for by Miami, which waived him days before Boston picked him up March 5.
But for us, the bigger question is this: How will the Heat react now?
When some people chose Boston to win this series, they always cited the Celtics' superior toughness and character. So in the aftermath of this demonstration of Boston toughness and character, what effects might this have on Miami?
How does this team view itself now, after Chris Bosh looked embarrassed to admit he was playing with a pinched nerve in his neck (amid widespread tittering in the interview room, by the way)?
"You know, I don't know," Rivers said. "They're a pretty tough group. If it does (affect them), it would be great."
Perhaps this is a clue: Dwyane Wade, catalyst of the incident that nearly ended Rondo's season, seemed pretty touchy about l'affaire Rajon on Sunday.
He doth protest too much, in fact: "I'm not answering no question about that. I'm done with that. I'm moving on," Herr Heat snapped Sunday at Emerson College, after someone asked whether he saw a replay of the incident.
Nobody accused Wade of deliberately trying to hurt Rondo.
But for the record, he clearly hooked his opponent on the way down, and Wade wasn't exactly trying to break his fall. It looked more like the petulant act of a proud player who hates looking bad, and the Celtics defense was making the Heat look very bad.
It may not happen again. Miami still is the better team — by a significant margin if Rondo plays with one arm the rest of the way.
But if Boston somehow stuns the world, we'll know where this series turned. And we'll know the precise moment when Miami recognized as a team that it couldn't measure up against — physically, mentally and emotionally — despite superior talent.
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"When they're cheering for you in the beginning," Fischetti said. "It's the best feeling I've ever had in my life."The State Theatre celebrated the tenth annual Freddy Awards tonight with 29 schools from Lehigh, Northampton and Warren counties and about 65 Freddy alumni who performed at the show. Awards were presented in 23 categories.
Hackettstown High School's stage crew took home Warren County's lone Freddy tonight for its work on "Big, The Musical." Chris Ciavatta, 18 of Hackettstown, starred as Billy Kopecki and performed in the award show's opening number.
"I love to do theater and the Freddys is the extra bonus," he said.Before the stage crew's award was announced, Ciavatta said he was ecstatic over the school's one nomination for Outstanding Stage Crew. He and fellow cast member Tanner Hayes, 17, of Hackettstown, agreed that every school has their year for nominations, and they were happy that their hard-working stage crew was recognized.
Warren Hills Regional High School won the Educational Impact Award for their production of "Legally Blonde" during the nomination ceremony. Lorin Wright, 17, of Franklin Township, played Elle Woods, the lead role. She also performed in the opening number and said the Freddys were bittersweet for her.
"Our practices are really long," she said of the rehearsals for the final awards show broadcast. "But in the end, it's great."Since the Freddy Awards began in 2003, the Freddy broadcast was honored with a 2005 Emmy Award for Outstanding Performing Arts and became the subject of a national feature-length documentary, "Most Valuable Players," which premiered September 2011 on the Oprah Winfrey Network.
Sisters Natalie and Valerie Kumma, of Phillipsburg, had the honor of presenting the award named in memory of their father and former Freddys coordinator, Vic Kumma, who passed away in 2008 after a battle with cancer.
Valerie Kumma, 22, a Freddy alum, choked back tears when asked how it felt to present the award honoring her late father.
"It was awesome," she said. "It was really great."Natalie Kumma, 17, was excited for Samantha Prentice of Notre Dame High School, winner the Vic Kumma Award for Outstanding Solo Vocal Performance.
"She's so precious," she said of Prentice.
Natalie Kumma was also nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Featured Ensemble.
Donna Troxell Intern Sienna Mae Heath contributed to this report.


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Kingston defeats Port Townsend, 3-0
The Kingston High baseball team defeated Port Townsend Wednesday, 3-0. Tyler Klopp recorded the win for the Buccaneers. He allowed three hits and struck out nine batters in six innings. Kingston improved to 3-0 overall with the win. The Bucs host North Kitsap High at 4 p.m. Friday.
Kingston shellacks Port Townsend
The Kingston High fastpitch team defeated Port Townsend Wednesday, 16-2. The Buccaneers had a 10-run second inning. Katie Lomas struck out seven and recorded the win. Greta Coleman led Kingston, batting 4-for-4 with two in the park home runs. Jordan Tapp was 3-for-4 with a homer. Kingston will host North Kitsap at 4 p.m. Friday.
Kingston falls to Gig Harbor
The Kingston High girls golf team fell to Gig Harbor Wednesday at White Horse Golf Course, 108-29. Kingston had just two golfers, Elle Sander and Sophia Baetz, as three team members were unable to attend the match. Gig Harbor's Christin Drumm and McKenzie Fosburg won medalist honors, each shooting a 46.
The Kingston boys also lost to Gig Harbor, 58-38. Gig Harbor's Nick Larson took medalist honors, shooting a 37.
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