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Pleasanton Family Needs Your Help in Fighting Bank of America
Original post made by Kasee, Mission Park, on Dec 5, 2012
Our friends, Brad and Joan Zetterlund, have been fighting Bank of America for over three years for their home. They just stopped the second wrongful foreclosure process on their house.
This is the beginning of their story in their own words:
Here is our story: Brad and Joan Zetterlund – 4673 Canary Dr, Pleasanton, CA
• In 2009, while in the middle of a simple refinance, the loan principle is doubled.
• Although numerous attempts were made, no one at Bank of America would fix this balance.
• Instead of fixing the balance, they stamped our loan foreclosed.
• On August 10th, 2010 we received a call from Bank of America telling us that ou
r home of 16 years would be sold on the steps of the Alameda County Courthouse. They claimed that they had been talking to our attorney, Mr. Anthony, numerous times the week before – WE DON'T KNOW A MR. ANTHONY.
• 1 hour after our home of 16 years was sold, the investor who had purchased our home was on our front porch, with a 3 day eviction notice. We were in complete shock and could hardly breathe, sleep or eat for months. ( We ended up paying this investor $12,000 so they would not evict us from our home while we battled Bank of America)
Please visit their Facebook page to find out more details: Web Link
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a resident of Birdland
on Dec 5, 2012 at 5:48 pm
God bless you both Brad and Joan Zetterlund.
a resident of Oak Hill
on Dec 5, 2012 at 10:26 pm
I dunno. So the story is that "In the middle of a simple refinance, the loan principal is doubled." That's it? No further explanation of what happened? The loan amount was just suddenly and wrongfully doubled by the Bank of America without your knowledge? I feel that some important information is being left out here.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 5, 2012 at 10:36 pm
I hope the Zetterlunds find a resolution that resolves their mortgage problems. I would like nothing better than to find out that BofA had worked out a satisfactory resolution with them.
Bank of America is the absolute WORST at resolving mortgage problems. You would think they would be concerned about the negative publicity -- But, no, they keep on stomping honest citizens into the mud, with total disregard for the negative press they receive. A.P.Giannini must be spinning 5000 rpm's in his grave.
Bank of America managers and employees, aren't you the least bit embarassed at how your employer treats these customers?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 6, 2012 at 1:07 am
Apparently the unions don't like B of A because they think the institution represents capitalism.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 6, 2012 at 5:28 am
I would like to apologize for my previous comment meant for the BofA employees. I've known many fine bank employees who have zero control over how their employer handles their business practices. It was unfair, a dumb statement, and I apologize.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Dec 6, 2012 at 6:26 am
Why do so many takers blame the job creators for their woes? If you're not rich enough to pay the mortgage, it's your own fault. It's about character, people. In America, we recognize that wealth equates to wisdom and goodness--that's what makes us great! The other 47% of you can work out what the rest of the equation implies.
Don't want to live in a free country with free markets? Fine. Move to the Soviet Republic of China.
a resident of Walnut Hills
on Dec 6, 2012 at 8:17 am
Bank of America is one of the biggest, wealthiest, and hence successful banks in the world. That's why I support it. Think of all the jobs it creates. Why should we be concerned about a wee family or two that has been inconvenienced? In free market capitalism profit is the bottom line. BofA is doing something right, IMHO. People run into a snafu or two, but they need to be strong, start working a second or third job. Then they can buy a new house, start all over, and maybe start up their own bank to compete against BofA. Less complaining and more living the American Dream would be nice, wouldn't it?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 6, 2012 at 9:50 am
@chipper...yeah, you are what is wrong with society. show some compassion. Believe me B of A isnt the bank to throw laurels at. Re: the borrowers; first of all, there is no way their principaled doubled during the refi unless they were paying a negative amm mortgage and their previous payments were not even covering the full interest payment. Also, they could have stopped the refi if it truly, for no reason at all, as they state their principal doubled
a resident of Oak Hill
on Dec 6, 2012 at 10:14 am
Nancy said: "there is no way their principaled doubled during the refi unless they were paying a negative amm mortgage and their previous payments were not even covering the full interest payment. Also, they could have stopped the refi if it truly, for no reason at all, as they state their principal doubled."
Yes, I don't think that the author of this post has been entirely forthcoming about all the circumstances of this strange refi which resulted in the apparent doubling of the principal. So I'm not ready to condemn Bank of America for what has happened here.
I found that there was a SF Chronicle article on the Zetterlund's situation back in May of last year (Web Link). The article points out that before the latest refinance the Zetterlunds owed $400K on a house worth $700K. A quick check on Zillow shows that this house was last sold in 1994 for $280K. So if the family owed $400K before the latest refinance they apparently had already taken out at least $120K (=$400K-$280K) in one or more cash-out refinancings before this latest troubled refinance.
This doesn't necessarily mean that the family did anything wrong in the latest refi and it's still possible that Bank of America is at fault. But, again. I think that there must be much more to the story here than the author of the post has revealed.
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As we emulate the Savior's love, He will surely bless and prosper our righteous efforts to save our marriages and strengthen our families.
Hugh B. Brown, "The Latter-day Saint Concept of Marriage," Liahona, June 2011
Marriage is and should be a sacrament. The word sacrament is variously defined, but among Christian people it signifies a religious act or ceremony, solemnized by one having proper authority. It is a pledge, or solemn covenant, a spiritual sign or bond between the contracting parties themselves and between them and God.
Russell M. Nelson, "Celestial Marriage," Liahona, Nov. 2008
The proclamation on the family helps us realize that celestial marriage brings greater possibilities for happiness than does any other relationship.
"Strengthening the Family: The Family Is Central to the Creator's Plan," Liahona, Dec. 2004
We must take our place on the front line in this war that began in the premortal world and do all we can to preserve and protect the sanctity of the family.
Boyd K. Packer, "The Standard of Truth Has Been Erected," Liahona, Nov. 2003
However out of step we may seem, however much the standards are belittled, however much others yield, we will not yield, we cannot yield.
"The Divine Institution of Marriage," mormonnewsroom.org
The Church's opposition to same-sex marriage neither constitutes nor condones any kind of hostility towards homosexual men and women. Protecting marriage between a man and a woman does not affect Church members' Christian obligations of love, kindness and humanity toward all people.
"Strengthening the Family: Multiply and Replenish the Earth," Liahona, Apr. 2005
The blessings of keeping God's command to rear children are some of the sweetest blessings He offers. Indeed, in many ways parenthood gives us a foretaste of godhood.
L. Tom Perry, "A Solemn Responsibility to Love and Care for Each Other," Liahona, June 2006
The subject I have been assigned is the following sentence from the proclamation on the family: "Husband and wife have a solemn responsibility to love and care for each other and for their children."
Sheri L. Dew, "It Is Not Good for Man or Woman to Be Alone," Liahona, Jan. 2002
No marriage or family, no ward or stake is likely to reach its full potential until husbands and wives, mothers and fathers, men and women work together in unity of purpose.
David A. Bednar, "Marriage Is Essential to His Eternal Plan," Liahona, June 2006
We have been counseled strongly by the First Presidency to devote our best efforts to the strengthening of marriage and the home. Such instruction has never been more needed in the world than it is today, as the sanctity of marriage is attacked and the importance of the home is undermined.
Russell M. Nelson, "Nurturing Marriage," Liahona, May 2006
Marriages would be happier if nurtured more carefully.
F. Burton Howard, "Eternal Marriage," Liahona, May 2003
If you want something to last forever, you treat it differently. … It becomes special because you have made it so.
Gordon B. Hinckley, "The Marriage That Endures," Liahona, July 2003
God bless you, that as you look forward to or contemplate your marriage, you may look not only for rewarding companionship and rich and fruitful family relationships through all of your mortal days, but to an even better estate where love and treasured associations may be felt and known under a promise given of God.
James E. Faust, "Enriching Your Marriage," Liahona, Apr. 2007
In the enriching of marriage, the big things are the little things. There must be constant appreciation for each other and thoughtful demonstration of gratitude. A couple must encourage and help each other grow. Marriage is a joint quest for the good, the beautiful, and the divine.
Spencer W. Kimball, "Oneness in Marriage," Liahona, Oct. 2002
The mere performance of a ceremony does not bring happiness and a successful marriage. This requires forgetting of self, continued courting, and obedience to the Lord's commandments.
W. Douglas Shumway, "Marriage and Family: Our Sacred Responsibility," Liahona, May 2004
In a society where marriage is often shunned, parenthood avoided, and families degraded, we have the responsibility to honor our marriages, nurture our children, and fortify our families.


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Theodore "Ted" Lane Jr., a junior music performance major at William Carey University, was awarded the Hub Award Leadership and Service Scholarship during the annual award dinner and program on November 17 at Lake Terrace Convention Center in Hattiesburg.
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Monday, November 23, 2015
Monday, November 23, 2015
Miranda Beard, assistant news content director and anchor for WDAM-TV, will be the speaker for the William Carey University Christian Leadership Lecture at 9:25 a.m. on December 2 in Smith Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus.
Friday, November 20, 2015
A guide for students seeking an online education recently ranked William Carey University as a "Best Online College" in Mississippi.
Friday, November 20, 2015
Madison Peyton, a junior biology major from Hattiesburg, was crowned Miss William Carey University 2016 during the annual scholarship pageant on November 19 in Smith Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus.
Peyton, the daughter of Patti Peyton and the late Thomas Peyton Jr., won the pageant's preliminary contests in evening gown, interview and talent. She was also the recipient of the Amy E. Allen Cash Award for the highest grade point average. Peyton was crowned by Katie Sims of Purvis, Miss WCU 2015.
Friday, November 20, 2015
William Carey University classes, both day and night, will not meet the week of November 23 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Administrative offices will be closed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, November 25-27. Regular operating schedules and class meetings will resume on Monday, November 30. For more information on closings, contact the university switchboard at (601) 318-6051. During the Thanksgiving break, campus security will be available by calling (601) 318-6300.
Thursday, November 19, 2015
The William Carey University Theatre will present "Herbert and the Magic Mirror," an original play for children by Jeanna Graves, at 7 p.m. on December 10-12 in the Joe and Virginia Tatum Theatre on the Hattiesburg campus.
The play is about cousins Shelby and Robert as they spend the afternoon with a "strange little guy" who comes out of their grandmother's old mirror. Herbert likes to play games, tell jokes, learn new words and have fun. With friend Susie, they learn not to judge people.
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
William Carey University recently welcomed a guest professor with connections to the college co-founded by Carey's namesake nearly 200 years ago in Serampore, India.
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
The William Carey University forensics team recently placed first overall, winning in both speech and debate competition, and first in individual events at the Red River Swing Tournament at Louisiana State University in Shreveport.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Meghan Gagliano of Hattiesburg was recently awarded the William Carey University Student Foundation Scholarship for 2015.
Gagliano, an English and intercultural studies major, was selected for the scholarship from a pool of more than 200 applicants. Lydia Ulrich, president of the Student Foundation, said Gagliano was awarded the scholarship based on participation in activities both on the Carey campus and within the community.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
William Carey University student-athletes Larson Barkurn of Petal and Hope Biggs of Clinton recently received David M. Halbrook Certificates for Academic Achievement Among Athletes.
Barkurn and Biggs were recognized during Carey's weekly chapel service on November 11 by Dr. Tommy King, Carey president, and by their coaches, Bobby Halford and Jeff Mixon.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
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Tuesday, November 10, 2015
A familiar face is the new head coach of the men's soccer team at William Carey University.
Barry Farrell of Hattiesburg accepted the position on November 10 after previously serving as interim head coach. Farrell has been affiliated with the Carey program for over 14 years, first as a player and then as an assistant coach.
Farrell is a native of Dublin, Ireland, and was recruited to play soccer at Carey in 2001.


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Sylvan Valley Lodge • Sautee Nacoochee, GA
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The Destination
The Appalachian foothills of North Georgia prove fertile ground for grapes, hosting a burgeoning wine region with boutique vineyards and some of the finest wines in the South. That Appalachian spirit of yesteryear has never faded, either. "Arts and crafts, including pottery making, basket weaving, and quilting, are still practiced in the region," says Frommer's. "At all local festivals and even on the front porch on a Saturday night, the sound of bluegrass music still fills the air."
The Digs
Surrounded by wine country in the Appalachian hills, Sylvan Valley Lodge provides a relaxing luxury retreat in Sautee, Georgia, just 90 minutes north of Atlanta. The four-acre property boasts landscaped gardens and coursing waterfalls outside, not to mention comfortable accommodations and an on-site wine bar inside. Each Standard Lodge Guestroom offers one king, one queen, or two double beds, as well as satellite TV and forest-view windows that open to the fresh air. In the mornings, you'll wake to a breakfast with options like cage-free eggs, hot entrées, and fresh-squeezed orange juice.
The Diversions
Varietals are the spice of life in North Georgia, and you'd be hard-pressed to find an area with more to do: hike along the Chattahoochee River; wander around Nacoochee Village, the Village of Sautee, and the alpine village of Helen; or visit more than a dozen nearby wineries. The Knot Wine Bar of Sylvan Valley Lodge hosts a tasting of four local Georgia wines—you'll even go home with a bottle of your favorite vino from the tasting.
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in
having new eyes.
~ Marcel Proust
Catching the Integral/ Progressive Wave
By: Ian Lawton
People often want to know where an independent church like C3 fits in the
religious spectrum. Is it liberal or conservative? Is it high or low
church, liturgical or happy clappy? Is it patterned according to any
particular denominational mould? Interestingly, the questions weren't much
different when I was in the Anglican Church. There were a few more
assumptions, but no more clarity.
So to help to make our independent identity clearer, we have been playing
with the word "progressive". Clear as mud, you might say. I don't mean
progressive in the sense of the policy of federal governments keeping
checks and balances on big business. This use of progressive was made
popular in the 1920's by US President, Woodrow Wilson. I tend to agree
with that approach, but I also think its possible to be a free market
capitalist and a progressive in the religious sense of the word. I also
don't mean progressive in the sense that all things new are better than
all things old. Progressive as I use the term implies something evolving
or developing.
So if it is such a loaded word, is it worth using?
It is in the sense that it helps to distinguish it from both fundamentalist
and liberal religion. When I say fundamentalist I am not referring to
extreme cultish groups such as Waco Texas. I am referring to
fundamentalism as a significant historical movement; a tendency to view
scripture as literal truth, where the world was created in 7 days, Jesus
was born to a virgin, and the Bible contains the literal words of a
personal God who is separate from creation but intervenes in history. This
movement has a tribal tendency, where people are in or out of the group
according to loyalty to the group's beliefs and its God.
The positive feature of this stage is that people experience the value of
belonging and appropriate levels of conformity.
The danger in overly attaching to this stage is the tendency to limit the
circle of human community to those who think alike. More seriously, it has
led to various forms of discrimination and even war.
When I refer to liberals, I point to various features. Liberals tend to a
rationalist approach. The emphasis shifts from dogma to experience. There
is a strong interest in the historical Jesus and scientific method to
demythologize the gospels. They denounce creationism and the miracles of
Jesus as superstition. They tend to see Jesus as a social revolutionary
who had a mission that was primarily seeking liberation for the oppressed.
They see all religions as equal, and hold that equal human rights are
Ironically, they often don't apply the same tolerance to fundamentalists as
they do to other religions. Much of the liberal movement appears to be a
reaction against the fundamentalist movement. It is driven to correct the
oppression that they feel the fundamentalist movement is partly to blame
There is a strong interest in feminism, civil rights, environmentalism and
removing hierarchies. The positive feature of this stage is care for
others, but usually only those the liberals deem to be in need.
Ironically, the danger is much the same as it is for the fundamentalists.
The circle of human community is still limited to like minded
revolutionaries and the needy.
I know the fundamentalist church well as I grew up in one of the most
conservative Anglican dioceses in the world, on a par with parts of the
African church. As frustrating as it was most of the time, I appreciated
the integrity of people holding to their clear principles. I knew where I
stood. It taught that there are Christians and there are non Christians.
Men are in charge. Gay and lesbian people need to be cured. Beliefs don't
change. Adults aspire to child like faith. Involvement in the world is
limited as the soul dwells in a place of tomorrow. Science and faith are
kept separate.
When I moved from Sydney to Auckland, I experienced the movement from a
traditional to a modern church. It felt good. It was free and open.
People were people. The divisions were far less pronounced. The power
structures were just as unmovable even if they were more polite than in
Sydney where the term "headkicker" wasn't unusual for a Dean of a
Cathedral. Over time it frustrated me that the Diocese in Auckland
appeared to lack clear vision, purpose and passion.
C3 is a church that has evolved from a fundamentalist perspective and
through a liberal stage. Now we are evolving in a stage we are calling
progressive or integral. It is an attempt to take the clarity of
fundamentalism and the compassion of liberalism and craft a movement for
peace and justice that grows out of the deepest part of the human psyche.
The way I am using the words, progressive and integral are synonymous. Many
are labelling this stage in history as the integral stage. The church has
generally picked up latest trends later rather than sooner. Think of poor
old Galileo. So C3 is attempting to catch the wave before the white wash
Steve McIntosh has written about the connections between integral and
modernist trends. He suggests that Integral has taken the best of modern
or industrial progress and emphasized the science of inner consciousness
and spiritual practice. Its currently more of an individual consciousness,
but will evolve into a collective integral consciousness in time. Read the
whole thing for yourself, follow the link in the next section. It's quite
a vision.
If a fundamentalist believes with certainty that Jesus is Lord and Savior,
a liberal believes that Jesus was a social revolutionary. A progressive
might believe either, but will come to the belief out of deepening layers
of consciousness. Jesus was savior, but in a mystical sense, or Jesus was
revolutionary because he knew that those who were liberated were part of
him and he was part of them.
A progressive/ integral community will seek the spirit that underlies
attitudes and structures. Ordaining women into a male structure is only a
partial gain. Welcoming gays and lesbians into a heterosexual structure
will lead to only partial diversity. Bringing science and religion
together in a way that takes all mystery out of religion is a partial
A progressive/ integral community will celebrate the presence of God in all
people and all situations without prejudice or judgment. It won't need to
be right in an absolute way. It will know that its never more than
partially right. It will know that it is always evolving, and it will seek
to discern the spirit of life that connects all things.
A Transcendent Vision of Integral Consciousness
Enjoy the link that Ian strongly encourages in this week's article. Steve
McIntosh has written about the connections between integral and modernist
trends. Check out this whole article for yourself!
Click here to read the complete article
Integral Spirituality in Real Life
Check out the forward from Ken Wilber written for Joe Perez's yet to be
published book, "Soulfully Gay." It is an incredibly moving piece, that
you absolutely will not want to miss. If you don't have time to read
right now, make time, or bookmark this page and be sure to come back to
Ken writes, "I am in the awkward situation of writing a foreword to a book
by a gay person. This is an awkward situation not because Joe Perez is
gay, but because I have to point it out. I feel the same damn irritation
as having to refer to, say, Edmund White as a "gay writer." Nobody has to
point out that I am heterosexual, although now I hear that I am not a
heterosexual but a metrosexual, although, in fact, I have never had sex
with a metro in my life. But I'm sure it is a wonderful experience…
click here to continue reading Wilber at Beliefnet.com
The Center for Progressive Christianity
Here is another example of the term "Progressive Christianity." The Center
of Progressive Christianity (TCPC) seeks to bring together Christians
seeking to explore an approach to Christianity that is inclusive,
innovative, and informed.
The Center seeks to bring together resources, seekers, and churches that
have a similar mission of inclusion. This site shows the complexity and
range of beliefs under the term "Progressive Christianity."
"Blink Part 2: Seeing with your Inner Eye"
In Part 1 of this Series Ian encouraged us to "trust our gut, but verify
our assumptions." This was one of the most popular sermons we have had on
our website! We received great response.
Don't miss part 2 of this series on developing your spiritual/human
instincts. Explore how your spiritual and human instincts are not
separate, how Jesus acted out of spiritual instincts, and what science has
to say about the "God Spot."
You won't want to miss this one!
Attention All Women!
The Integral Institute (where Ian recently attended his life-changing
conference) is working in connection with the Omega Institute in
Rhinebeck, New York to put on the Women's Integral Practice of Power and
Freedom Seminar. This intensive 5-Day event is open to any woman who
yearns to step boldly into her most dynamic Self. It is the first of its
kind, a rare opportunity to study with Ken Wilber and his training team
from Integral Institute. The Seminar is quickly approaching, running
September 11-16. Allison Rockey and Toni VanDyken both attended similar
conferences put on by the Integral Institute and would be happy to share
the transformative experiences with you. If you would like more
information follow the link to the Integral Institute or email
email@example.com ASAP. Don't miss this incredible
click here for the Integral Institutes Seminar page
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Størrelse18 m²
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|Wiener Straße, 10999 Berlin, Tyskland
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There is a bunk bed, a single bed, and a sofa bed for 2 persons.
The room is private but shares the bathroom with another room on the same floor.
The accommodation is located in the famous district of Kreuzberg. While Berlin was divided, this neighborhood was a border area of West Berlin, where the rents were low enough to attract artists, dropouts and immigrants. For this reason, Kreuzberg has been known ever since for its multicultural flair and alternative subculture.
Night owls can enjoy the legendary `Kreuzberg nights' especially in the area around Mehringdamm, Bergmannstraße and in the Oranienstraße. In Kreuzberg you will find clubs like 'SO36', 'Watergate' (both less than 10 min by foot) or 'SchwuZ': this area has something to suit everyone's taste.
The Görlitzer Park is a beloved summer meeting place for young people. It is just around the corner.
If you want to chill out, the 'Victoriapark' is a popular relaxation area in in the western part of the district. Here you will find the eponymous Kreuzberg Hill, from where you can enjoy a fantastic view. During the summer, an artificial stream flows down from the top in the form of a waterfall.
Kreuzberg is well connected to the neighboring districts through the U-Bahn lines U1, U2, U6, U7 and U8, and the S-Bahn lines S41 and S42 (circle line). Unlike the eastern districts there is no tram network.
HusreglerThe front house and the first rear building are ordinary Berliner houses.
The neighbors are very happy when it's quiet in the yard from 22 clock.
Smoking is not allowed in the guesthouse. You can smoke in the backyard.
Wifi is free. PLEASE NOTE: Germany is very strict chasing people who download content illegally and apply heavy fines. Please don't! We would like to keep the internet open for our guests.
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The room looked just like in the picture, and was just by a courtyard that was really cosy. It was also just next to a small convenience store that held snacks, drinks and necessities - which was nice! The area also held plenty of restaurants with varying prizes, and a train station very close by.
The room was very spacious and even though we shared the bathroom with another room, we never felt it wasn't accessible. But maybe that had to do with the fact that we got up later than they did.
Now, the negatives included the pillows, which were very, very flat and airy in comparison to "normal" pillows in hostels and hotels. We solved this by rolling them for better neck support, but it was still a little bit of a nuisance. Secondly, there was an ant invasion during our two last days. The nights were okay, since most of them retreated, but at one point we had ants on all the beds and the table. I was going to let the office know, but since it was closed every time I checked (it was the weekend) I didn't find it necessary since I slept on the couch instead while my other friends were out of town during that time.
In conclusion, we had a pleasant stay apart from the pillows and - above all - the ants, which probably only was an issue for the people living on the first floor.
We enjoyed our stay a lot. The room is big, has good beds and sheets and is clean. We shared the bathroom with the other (2person) room which was fine. Nice view on the 'patio' and no noise from the streets as it is the third building from the street. We could ask for new towels in the mornings and everything was explained to us very clearly by the lady from the freiraum office nextdoor. Kreuzberg is wonderfull, good bakeries nearby for breakfast, metro in front and oranienstrasse with shops and restaurants starts across the street. I will surely recommend this place to friends.
It was fine and calm stay. The room was well heated and the shared bathroom was only for us (the other room was unoccupied). Every bar/caffee/club/shop/gallerie/museum that we wanted to visit was situated very nearby . The forecourt was a pleasant surprise.
In the picture, the room looked fine for the price. But it came as a surprice that there were no visible host or other kind of reception, no common area or water heater. Just a room in the second backyard in what seemed a seedy area. (at least at night.) The shared bathroom was fine, the room was clean, though.
very friendly and helpful, lovely room with some nice courtyard space, thank you for having us!
We had a great stay in Berlin.
The room was nice, though very cold at night. We were suprices to lern that we had to share bathroom with another guest,
wich we vere not informed beforhand.
But very nice and helpfull people and the place was clean. The area is great, especially along the river with the turkish marked and all the cafés and restaurents.
Very nice contact. Ivos wrote back within minutes.
The room was nice and clean.
The location of the house is right in the middle of kreutzberg. Everything is reachable very good.
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I think she's ingenues. She has the world fooled she's changed be she's obviously achieved her goal and that's to reinvent herself. She won't go back to Hanna Montana but I know she will have a middle ground. She is only 20. Give her a break. Don't tell me you guys are all perfect. No one is.
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She use to be a pretty girl it's a shame she thinks she is doing herself a favor
. The video would have been just as good if she had worn a cute small out fit and if she had a body! People just look at her because she is naked not because she has a Talent. Soon they will get tired of that and she might loose her guy and everything else Billy Rae can't be happy about this in any way !but , he's not going to say because he's her dad trying to support her.
But deep down very sad for her any parent would be not the kind of support she needs.
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following this thread. Someone thinks like I do!
here is a standard profile 700 barrel next to the light weight m7 barrel Model 7 is much lighter 22" barel BTW
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HMMMMM the fluted barrel will not work well with a 7/8 barrel nut because I have to thread from the muzzel toward the breach for the smaller threads and the Od of the barrel is larger than 7/8" for quite a ways this would require me to turn almost half the barrel down and Im not willing to mess up a nice expensive barrel like this that much, so it will need a barrel nut the size of the trunion threads that can go on from the back. On a standard barrel its still a viable option. HMMMMMM This might end up being a 300 wsm on a Saiga 308 action or at least a 308 WIN.
a custom nut can be made and i have seen some stuff on gocart axels as well that is cool ill figure it out
Why does the nut have to start on from the muzzle end? You could thread the breech end just enough to fit the barrel in the trunnion plus some room for the nut in front of it. Then just thread the nut on first and screw the barrel into the trunnion. After you set your head space, tighten the nut against the trunnion. That way you're only threading a minimal portion of the barrel over the chamber and not out onto the flutes.
Also, if you leave an unthreaded recessed shoulder on the front side of the nut you could hide the end of the threads on the barrel. Just make the ID of the shoulder a few thousandths larger than the OD of the uncut barrel just ahead of the threads. The fluting would still be intact and you'd also have no threads showing.
EDIT: something like this...
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There's an article in the Dec 10 (14 if news stand) by Coffield where he makes a switchbarrel mauser using a savage type barrel nut. Its pretty much what GoMopar440 has posted. He used a die to extend the threads on the barrel for a barrel nut so he wouldn't have to time the lathe to the threads already on the barrels.
because on a remington take off like I want to use the thread size is 1 1/16 an after you put a nut on it you will be into the area were the gas tube needs to go with the nut. If I want to use a 1 1/16 tread for the trunion and a 7/8 for the the lock nut it has to go on from the muzzel end because 7/8's is smaller than 1 1/16". that means every thing from the muzzel to the 1 1/16" threads has to be smaller than 7/8" that means on the barrel I have Id have to turn almost 1/2 of it down. thats not going to happen On a $400 Krieger SS fluted barrel, Im keeping it as large a OD as possable to maintain accuracy and no way in hell Im turning half of it away.Why does the nut have to start on from the muzzle end?
the other problem is if you use a Remington or other take off barrel and have to cut the chamber off to rechamber to someting else, on a standard profile by the time you make the cut there is not enough room for 1 1/16 threads to be long enough for a nut at the barrel OD is now to small that far forward. the option is turn off the 1 1/16 threads and go with a 1" thread size that is just slighly bigger than the trunion bore. I havent turned the treads off a Rem 700 barrel to see if there is still 1" Left after the threads are gone.
I want to maintain the 1 1/16" thread size iff possable because all I have to do is turn the are past the threads down and then run a tap in on the original threads and just cut about 1" longer. A barrel nut on a 1 1/16 thread is going to be into a factory gas tube likely. I want to also be able to run heavy target barrels and 7/8" past the nut is to small.
I can run a big barrel nut but Im trying to make this workable on a standard hand guard slightly modifed RSB builds as well.
the other option is a 22mm trunion using 24mm threads and then there is more room for a nut. The down side is You dont have the stronger bulged Yugo trunion then for Higher pressure builds.
It doesn't. Unless you're just a glutton for punishment. LOL!
Seriously though. There is no reason I can think of for you to thread it on from the muzzle end.
It doesn't. Unless you're just a glutton for punishment. LOL!
Seriously though. There is no reason I can think of for you to thread it on from the muzzle end.
Ok lets try this again re read my post belowbecause on a remington take off like I want to use the thread size is 1 1/16 an after you put a nut on it you will be into the area were the gas tube needs to go with the nut. If I want to use a 1 1/16 tread for the trunion and a 7/8 for the the lock nut it has to go on from the muzzel end because 7/8's is smaller than 1 1/16".
NOW IF YOU HAVE SOME WAY TO GET A 7/8 TAP OVER A 1 1/16" THREADED BARREL STUB IM ALL EARS. SHORT OF A TWO PIECE DIE tHAT I HAVE NEVER SEEN AND A TWO PIECE NUT I CANT THINK OF A WAY TO DO IT. I CAN CUT THE TREADS ON A LATHE BUT iD STILL NEED A TWO PIECE NUT OR ONE END OF THE BARREL OR OTHER IS GOING TO NEED TO BE SMALLER THAN 7/8" TO SLIDE THE NUT ON .
If I want to use a 7/8 nut for the jam nut and the reciver thread is 1" or 1/1/6" your going to have one hell of a time getting a 7/8 tap over a 1" or bigger barrel stub.
If I was using a nut the same size as the trunion threads then yes it will go on from the back.
the problem with your picture is the barrel will get smaller after the trunion threads not bigger. especilay if you cut of the end and rechamber. I can barely get enough diamaiter for the trunion threads as it is. If you start with a blank or a heavy varmint barrel you can rechamber and extend the the threads of the same OD far enough forward for the nut. how ever the nut will be to big for a factoy gas tube and hand guards and will stick past the reciver.
Im going to turn the threads off a Rem 700 barrel and see at what diamiter they clean up. If I can get 1" then Ill just cut the threads off all my barrel and go with a 1" thread and possably a 1" nut and let it ectend past the reciver I wont be using factory grips any way.
in your picture the area maked unthreaed needs to be smaller OD then the threaded section. This nesatates putting the nut on from the front.
If you use a 7/8 nut and a larger trunin thread every thing forward from the the jam nut threads must be smaller than 7/8"
also if your using a 23mm trunion 1" is likely the smallest thread that will work. with a
1 1/4" wide reciver that only leaves 1/16 if a inch if you want to keep the nut inside the reciver width. on a 1 1/6 thread its next to nothing. so that leaves out fctory hand guards. not to mention the nut will hit the Gas tube slot on the RSB.
In the picture it shows how far Id have to turn the barrel down on a standard remington barrel to get the nut back to were it would work. also note were the slot for the Gas tube is in regards to the diamiter of a 1 1/16" barrel. On the fluted barrel I have (not pictured) the OD is even larger so id have to turn down almost half the length of the barrel to use a 7/8 nut.
On a normal AK profile this is not a issue just reduce to 7/8 in front of the larger trunion threads and thread from the front. the barrel will allow the nut to go all the way back no problem it only a issue if you want a heaiver barrel Like I do on some of the barrels I want use.
Im really hoping I can get 1" out of the barrels I have once the threads are cut off. the tap is cheaper as well.
In a standard 7.62x39,223, 5,45 and some of the lower pressure rounds like possably the 300 savage or 444 rimless marlin were a non Yugo trunion is considerd safe a 22mm trunion is ideal as it should not require boring and should be able to be taped with a m24-2,00 thread and nut would clear better and you would also have more room on a stock take off barrel to thread as the the ID will be smaller meaning you can go further down the barrel before the OD is to small. It would be much easier to do. A 19mm trunion would be sweet if they were avaliable any were then a 23mm factory barrel could be threaded and employed as well.
I guess I'm missing something. The way I'm envisioning it I'd thread the nut onto the barrel at the breech end. Turn it on, advancing it toward the muzzle until it contacts the thread shoulder.
Turn the barrel/nut combo into the threaded trunnion, advance/retreat until headspace is set, then tighten the nut against the trunnion. Re-check headspace and if still correct, make witness marks on trunnion and barrel for future headspacing and retiming.
I have a daughter. I tell her, "911 is what you dial after you're raped. 1911 is what you should have before they try."
I see where youre coming from now. I missed the previous part about stepping the barrel with two different therad sizes.
What about switching the barrel parts (RSB & GB) out with larger Yugo M72 pieces?


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Hotbarrel, if you make some of these FAL wrenches I will buy one from you. I have used your gas pistons in the past and have always been impressed.
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WTB -- FAL receiver wrench
Who's interested?
is this the tool made from 2 pieces of flat stock milled out to the profile
I think a neibor of mine has one I can easy copy . do you have any pic just to be shure..
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Hotbarrel, if you make some of these FAL wrenches I will buy one from you. I have used your gas pistons in the past and have always been impressed.
Hotbarrel,Originally Posted by hotbarrel
I'll post a pic of mine tonight.
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Hope you'll include me in on one to hotbarrel ol' buddy.
Also if you send me an e-mail address; I'll send you the blue prints of the wrench.
I found this somewhere on the net a while back, but I don't remember where.
I like this style better.
If you could make the barrel vise also, I'd be in for both.
WOW I did not expect this much responce!!!
well our good friend bassettjm has kindly offered to send me one to work from. this will give me the odd shaped pattern to cut for the barrel, as for the attached handle or square drive, I dont realy care what we go with.
I am not realy supposed to be on the net today, SO if you are on the thread here when I come back I will call that good. HOWEVER I will start a new thread when I get time in a couple days. I will post all info here so nobody will get lost in the transaction.
it looks like it is made from aluminum. dose anyone know what grade? if not I will get the best grade available to me.
if anyone else wants to get in line for a tentitive buy fel free to post in this thread till I start the new one.
as allways thanks for the intrest. HB
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That home brew drawing is the only place I've ever seen one made from aluminum. All the "real" ones are made from .500 steel plate.
I'd rather have steel if that's an option. Aluminum would probably work OK, But I'm concerned that it might loosen up over time, since it only actually holds the receiver in 4 small spots.