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Pound cake got its name from the original formulation: a pound each of sugar, flour, butter and eggs. Just the thought of it is enough to raise your cholesterol. Our version calls for half whole-wheat flour, less sugar, a modest amount of butter and loses quite a few egg yolks. To keep it rich we moisten the cake with reduced-fat cream cheese and buttermilk. It is every bit as delicious as the original, with only a third of the calories and fat.
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Beat egg whites in a large clean bowl with an electric mixer on high speed until light and foamy. Gradually beat in 1/2 cup sugar until stiff glossy peaks form.
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After firing their rifles at Crazy Horse, the soldiers had to reload. It was then that the Indians rose up and charged. Among the soldiers, panic ensued; those gathered around Calhoun Hill were suddenly cut off from those stretching along the backbone toward Custer Hill, leaving each bunch vulnerable to the Indians charging them on foot and horseback.
The soldiers' way of fighting was to try to keep an enemy at bay, to kill him from a distance. The instinct of Sioux fighters was the opposite—to charge in and engage the enemy with a quirt, bow or naked hand. There is no terror in battle to equal physical contact—shouting, hot breath, the grip of a hand from a man close enough to smell. The charge of Crazy Horse brought the Indians in among the soldiers, whom they clubbed and stabbed to death.
Those soldiers still alive at the southern end of the backbone now made a run for it, grabbing horses if they could, running if they couldn't. "All were going toward the high ground at end of ridge," the Brulé Foolish Elk said.
The skirmish lines were gone. Men crowded in on each other for safety. Iron Hawk said the Indians followed close behind the fleeing soldiers. "By this time the Indians were taking the guns and cartridges of the dead soldiers and putting these to use," said Red Hawk. The boom of the Springfield carbines was coming from Indian and white fighters alike. But the killing was mostly one-sided.
In the rush of the Calhoun Hill survivors to rejoin the rest of the command, the soldiers fell in no more pattern than scattered corn. In the depression in which the body of Capt. Myles Keogh was found lay the bodies of some 20 men crowded tight around him. But the Indians describe no real fight there, just a rush without letup along the backbone, killing all the way; the line of bodies continued along the backbone. "We circled all round them," Two Moons said, "swirling like water round a stone."
Another group of the dead, ten or more, was left on the slope rising up to Custer Hill. Between this group and the hill, a distance of about 200 yards, no bodies were found. The mounted soldiers had dashed ahead, leaving the men on foot to fend for themselves. Perhaps the ten who died on the slope were all that remained of the foot soldiers; perhaps no bodies were found on that stretch of ground because organized firing from Custer Hill held the Indians at bay while soldiers ran up the slope. Whatever the cause, Indian accounts mostly agree that there was a pause in the fighting—a moment of positioning, closing in, creeping up.
The pause was brief; it offered no time for the soldiers to count survivors. By now, half of Custer's men were dead, Indians were pressing in from all sides, the horses were wounded, dead or had run off. There was nowhere to hide. "When the horses got to the top of the ridge the gray ones and bays became mingled, and the soldiers with them were all in confusion," said Foolish Elk. Then he added what no white soldier lived to tell: "The Indians were so numerous that the soldiers could not go any further, and they knew that they had to die."
The Indians surrounding the soldiers on Custer Hill were now joined by others from every section of the field, from downriver where they had been chasing horses, from along the ridge where they had stripped the dead of guns and ammunition, from upriver, where Reno's men could hear the beginning of the last heavy volley a few minutes past 5. "There were great numbers of us," said Eagle Bear, an Oglala, "some on horseback, others on foot. Back and forth in front of Custer we passed, firing all of the time."
Kill Eagle, a Blackfeet Sioux, said the firing came in waves. His interviewer noted that he clapped "the palms of his hands together very fast for several minutes" to demonstrate the intensity of the firing at its height, then clapped slower, then faster, then slower, then stopped.
In the fight's final stage, the soldiers killed or wounded very few Indians. As Brave Bear later recalled: "I think Custer saw he was caught in [a] bad place and would like to have gotten out of it if he could, but he was hemmed in all around and could do nothing only to die then."


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Background: On Sunday I made up a split using a 10 Bar TBH, split was with no queen, brood, eggs, comb, honey/pollen total 6 bars. Since the split was staying in my own yard I screened the all entrances and left instructions to the wife to pull the screens in 3 days. I then left for a out of State trip.
About 5pm that day she called and said something was happening and sent me the pic above. She confirmed all my screens were still on and the congregation of about 500 bees did not come out of the new nuc and there was no flying activity from my other hive. All was calm except this cluster attempting to get in.
She stayed out there till dark and no change in activity.
Monday morning they were still there, she kept calling every 30 minutes or so with her observation. She was "petting" the cluster (her words) trying to find a queen which I explained to her if it was a small afterswarm/afterswarm the queen may be virgin and she would have a hard time making her out.
After a dozen calls with no flyoffs or any other activity other then the cluster trying to get in, she went into my bee shed and pulled out a used 5 frame nuc box, added 5 frames of wired foundation. then went into my freezer and grabbed some larger drawn comb pieces and merged them into/onto one of the frames. Finally she place a drop of LGO in there. As soon as she placed the 5 Nuc next to the cluster in they marched. Then after the march in she moved them next to my shed.
As of right now 48 hrs after they arrived they are still there.
Told the wife that under no circumstances will that small swarm be expected to make it, rather I'd combine them when I get back. Answer back was they were her bees and I needed to give them some extra brood.
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I will be adding a page that will outline what exactly the donations are paying for and how this site will continue based solely on the donations received. The initial use of donations are going to pay for the bulletin board upgrade. After that, there is a yearly cost involved for hosting it all. Thanks to everyone who have already donated.


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Very nice work! I love the prints you used too.
What adorable fabric on your lovely apron I'm sure she will love it, but, if she doesn't you could always send it down under...I would love to give it a new home.
She will love it! Lovely fabrics, as well.
Love it, Sulabug!! I could sure use one when baking cookies this year. Can you please steer us toward the pattern?
It is so pretty,what a wonderful gift. My DD ask me to make one for her,I used to make them for myself years ago. Now that they have made such a comeback I need to start digging in old patterns. I love your fabric.
Thank you everyone for all of your kind words about the apron I just finished. I ike it so well that I almost hate to gve it away, but my DDIL needs it & I am sue she wil love it.
Pattern:........Simplicty bin41...............Sew Simple #1971
I bought this pattern at Walmart for only $1.00!! You sure can't beat it for the price!!
If you see someone without a SMILE, please give them one of yours!!
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Adorable. Great gift.
I don't want to brag but I can still fit into the earrings I wore in high school.
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We recently went to a Giants/Mets baseball game on a whim. Mostly because it sounded fun, but also because my husband Rob loves sports (Go Giants! Warriors! 49ers!). I was shocked when I found that out when I first met him. My family didn't watch professional sports on TV growing up, and I never dated a guy who liked professional sports. I honestly thought sport fans were weird and dull. I used to think all that money and all the hype was such a waste. But Rob changed that for me.
I always tell people, watch one game with my husband, and you'll see sports aren't lame after all. Maybe it's because I love him to death, but he showed me that sports aren't for just for morons. They actually have some substance. Not that I'll ever watch a game by myself, but when I'm with him, he really makes it exciting and worthwhile. His enthusiasm is contagious.
Sometimes I get so frustrated when people dismiss sports fans as weird and dull even though I totally used to be one of them. The worst is when people make snide remarks. Makes me want to throw a Superbowl party and force them to come!
So when he proposed that we go to a Mets game, I was excited! It's a classic NYC activity. It wouldn't feel right if I lived here much longer and missed out on a professional sporting event. While we were there, Ella and Rob really bonded over the game. It was so cute to watch him explain the rules to her. I loved hearing her say, "Oh, so it's not a point, it's a run?" They cheered. They booed. Even when she got bored, she drew a picture of the baseball field. Such a sweetheart.
The boys, on the other hand, got antsy quickly. I took Owen around the entire stadium once. Then I picked up Oscar and did the same with him. They were stoked to get some one on one time for a change. We were also lucky the stadium was practically empty so the boys could run up and down the aisles without bugging anyone.
After a while, I got antsy too. I was happy to be the food runner. The bathroom runner. The photographer. I did sing my heart out to Take Me Out the The Ball Game. Love that part!
I'm shocked we lasted the whole game. Rob must have really worked his sports fan magic on my kids. Like I said, all it takes is one game!


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I received a call from a Rabbi who wants to meet with me about having my products certified Kosher. I asked if that meant regular honey house inspections and he said it has more to do with ingredients than anything else which I found puzzling. I would think eating a ham sandwich in the honey house wouldn't be "kosher", but who knows. I asked him if there was a fee and he said there was but wanted to discuss in person which immediately set off my sales pitch alert.
Does anyone here have a kosher certification for their honey? If so, does it significantly increase sales? I don't think there's a huge Jewish population here in middle GA, but would a kosher certification increase sales to non-Jewish folks due to the possible perception of increased cleanliness and purity?


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PUEBLO AND HUERFANO COUNTIES, Colo. - Although I-25 was a smoother ride compared to Saturday, south of Pueblo drivers still faced slick conditions.
"Once you go to Pueblo, the snow started getting a little heavier, a little heavier and the roads started getting a little slicker, a little more snow," said driver John Chapman.
Drivers tended to stick to the right lane as the snow stayed on the left side.
"You can tell people were afraid, driving a little slow and you had to get over in the slick lane to pass them," said Chapman.
The windshield wipers were in full force as snowy slush splashed car windows. Dick Stenzel and his wife were on their way to Johnstown from Arizona. They had problems with their washer fluid.
"It's been so cold when we've been using the windshield wiper that when we spray it, it doesn't spray anymore," said Stenzel.
Luckily, KRDO NewsChannel 13 meteorologists say it will be warmer on Monday (3/3/14).
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We talk as though we understand the term. The bank gives us a grace period. The seedy politician falls from grace. Musicians speak of a grace note. We describe an actress as gracious, a dancer as graceful. We use the word for hospitals, baby girls, kings, and premeal prayers. We talk as though we know what grace means.
But do we really understand it? Have we settled for wimpy grace? It politely occupies a phrase in a hymn, fits nicely on a church sign. Never causes trouble or demands a response. When asked, "Do you believe in grace?" who could say no?
Max Lucado asks a deeper question: Have you been changed by grace? Shaped by grace? Strengthened by grace? Emboldened by grace? Softened by grace? Snatched by the nape of your neck and shaken to your senses by grace?
God's grace has a drenching about it. A wildness about it. A white-water, riptide, turn-you-upside-downness about it. Grace comes after you. It rewires you. From insecure to God secure. From regret riddled to better-because-of-it. From afraid to die to ready to fly.
Grace is the voice that calls us to change and then gives us the power to pull it off.
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"Max Lucado has blended his creative writing style with honesty about how he has experienced God's grace, mercy and forgiveness in his own times of failure and despair. You will find comfort as Max shines the light of the Word of God revealing that Jesus Christ is truly the only hope that brings everlasting peace." --Franklin Graham, President and CEO, Samaritan's Purse, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
"Reading Max Lucado on grace is like hearing Warren Buffett on money or Julia Child on food--it's a subject he spent a lifetime falling in love with." --John Ortberg, pastor and author, Menlo Park Presbyterian Church
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"Max gives us encouragement, hope and a needed reminder that the grace we all possess as followers of Jesus should empower us to move mountains, vs simply settling for pushing wimpy molehills." --Brad Lomenick, President and Executive Director, Catalyst
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"Grace woos and weds us." This divine gift is dispensed with the overflowing surge of a fire hydrant, writes bestselling author and pastor Lucado (Outlive Your Life) in the latest addition to his consider . The topic of grace, and grace versus works in particular, is nothing new, and readers are unlikely to experience any epiphanies. Still, Lucado's signature clause-filled, comfort-food style and his universal messaging are sure to warm the heart. Grace can be a somewhat intangible topic, and at times Lucado falls into abstraction (e.g., " comes at us... wave upon wave"). Yet readers who are struggling to keep up with high expectations will appreciate practical discussions of confession that redeems and acceptance that frees them from a need-to-please-people attitude. Fans will be pleased to see that Lucado is sticking to his formula, creating another inspirational piece that could be easily transformed into a gift book of quotes. Readers who prefer a deeper theological dive may want to hold out for a meatier investigation of the topic. Agent: Steve Green, Anvil Management. (Sept.)


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Airbus ProSky is taking a high-profile role in developing Europe's first airspace simulation platform that will be available to the aviation sector – which is called Shared Virtual Sky, and allows for accelerated innovation as well as the ability to test new air navigation concepts for improved safety and fluidity.
Shared Virtual Sky is an innovative response to challenges facing the aviation sector. It enables multiple participants to connect their simulators to a completely realistic real-time environment, where test pilots and air traffic controllers can work together – while each are based in their respective cockpits or control towers.
Airbus ProSky – the air traffic management subsidiary of Airbus – and Paris-based Steria signed an agreement with nine additional partners for the system's advancement, following completion of a collaborative research & development project. The nine other partners include: Aerospace Valley, Airbus, DSNA, ENAC, Thales, Oktal SAS, CGX AERO, Alticode and Intespace.
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I bought a 6-frame radial extractor with manual drive from Dadant in 2011. The first day I used it, the lower wheel slipped from the central shaft when operated at high speed, causing all the frames to twist (since the upper wheel remained stationary), damaging some of the frames. This was caused by the fact that the two set-screws in the wheel were not sufficient to hold the wheel to the shaft. I subsequently filed a flat spot on the shaft and tightened the set-screws as tightly as possible. As a result, I have not had this problem again. This potential problem should have been corrected in the factory during design and construction.
The more significant problem I experienced with this extractor however was that one of the six feet in the lower extractor wheel that hold the weight of the frames was not aligned symmetrically with the other 5 feet. Its alignment was twisted by approximately 3/8 inch. This caused the associated frame to be slightly twisted radially, resulting in one side of the frame not having its honey fully extracted. The weight imbalance due to this un-extracted honey caused the extractor to frequently spin out of balance. I called Dadant about this to complain and they had me talk with the manager of their factory. The factory manager told me that this issue was related to the alignment of their welding jig and he made it clear that he considered realigning the jig to be too time-consuming a task for him to bother with. He did, however, send me a new lower wheel, which to my surprise also had one of the 6 feet misaligned, exactly the same as the original. I called the factory manager again and he insisted that this must not be a problem since they had sold these extractors for years and he had never received a complaint. Fortunately for me, I have a friend who is a professional welder. I took the lower wheel to him. He ground off the misaligned foot and re-welded it symmetrically. The extractor now works fine (except for needing to tilt it to empty it which is another design flaw in my view). In summary, I cannot recommend buying this extractor. This extractor should have been sold without these simple design flaws and no beekeeper should be expected to re-weld his extractor in order for it to work correctly.


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Hoping for a little input on the quality of western bee supplies equipment. They have a brood chamber special and a honey super special on this month:
Just trying to get into bee keeping and was hoping someone had some feedback. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Seems like too good of a deal to pass up, even with shipping.
As an aside does anyone know for certain the cell size for plasticell foundation? I have been looking around and getting conflicting information.


text: well we finally finished my bike, it is heavy but i love riding it, it is a 24" 1951 columbia westfield, i did most of the work after my dad showed me or told me how, i sandblasted the bike and painted it with spray cans to make the camo with 5 different cans, the tank is a 40mm shell that my dad said he had for about 30 years and does not know where he got it, the siren is from ebay and works, my dad made a video of it and it is at the end of this post, the horn works but not the light, the handle grips are 25mm shells i got from my dads nephew, the ammo boxes we got from a flea market and a auction. hope you like it, i love it. this is the build post viewtopic.php?f=31&t=16492


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(010) Comfortable 2-Room Apartment in Central Location near Sony Center
Size55 m²
Floor No.6(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Family/child friendly
- Balcony/terrace
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Else-Lasker-Schüler-Straße, 10783 Berlin, Germany
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|< 50%
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|A month ago
TV, Midi-set, generous space for luggage and clothes. Full equipped kitchen with electric stove, fridge, dishes from wine glass to frying pan, cutlery, coffee machine, toaster serves the fast breakfast as well as an extended dinner.
Please note that these prices are not valid during major events, public holidays and other holiday periods (please ask for prices).
- Fairs and major events (IFA, ITB, ISTAF, Marathon, etc)
- Public Holidays (Easter, Christmas, German Unity Day, etc)
- Summer holiday
- New Year's Eve (27th Dec - 4th Jan)
Please ask us about prices for stays of more than one week.
House rules
|Weekly rate for 1 guest
|Monthly rate for 1 guest
|Price for > 1 guests
|$ 12 US per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|Check-out before
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Reviews of this property
Disappointment with our host for both its lack of consideration for us, but also for the quality of cleaning (dust under the beds and carpet arrival and moldy coffee filter, still in the coffee). We had to threaten and make multiple calls to be heard on a non-functioning internet (breakdown after 5 days on a 9 day stay).
Déception à l'égard de notre hôte à la fois pour son manque de considération à notre égard, mais aussi pour la qualité du ménage (Poussières sous les lits et tapis à l'arrivée et filtre à café moisi, encore dans la cafetière).
Il nous a fallu menacer et réaliser de multiples appels, pour pouvoir être entendu sur une absence de fonctionnement d'internet (dépannage au bout de 5 jours sur un séjour de 9 jours).
Reviews for this host's other properties
Cozy place, good location.
At first I worried, as I saw a lot of negative comments about WIMDU and I had already paid. However, I was very positively surprised and quickly put at ease:
The responses from the website were prompt and professional. The apartment was clean and the interaction with Martin was excellent. Pick up of the keys was friendly and professional. The apartment had everything I needed and was in good order. Location is ideal; very central to public transport, cafe's, shops. The apartment quiet and around the corner there is action, if that is what you like.
One minor matter, which is why I give it 4 stars and not 5 (I think 4.5 stars is realistic): The blinds on one window (shower+ toilet) needs replacing. The rest of the apartment is in excellent shape. I can highly recommend Martin and the apartment.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The apartment was in a great location, near food shopping, etc and near the transportation network - S - Bahn.
We had what we need for the week's stay. Shower head needs a small repair and we were not able to turn on TV--but maybe that was our problem.
Heike met us and was very helpful in assisting us with baggage when we arrived and when we left.
Thank you,
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
We spent 7 nights in the apartment. The location is superb (not in the center, but nice and quiet neighborhood). Gabi was so kind and gave us the keys, even when we got there a bit late. Supermarket, U and S stations and bus, literally 1 min walking. The apartment is spacious for 2 people, clean, and with all the amenities you can need, including extra towels and sheets. The kitchen is big enough to eat in there, and very clean. Bathroom small but enough to feel confortable. The only bad thing I would say about the apartment is that the mattress is old and not so confortable (but we survived). No problems with the wifi and hot water. I would repeat without doubt...but more happily if they change the mattress.....XD
The apartment is great, big, clean and very good situated. Check in/out was very easy.
Thanks Martin!
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The apartment is right on Nollendorfplatz, overlooking the uBahn station. It was clean, tidy and well laid out. The sofa-bed in the living room was lacking covers. The kitchen was very well equipped despite its small size. It was particularly nice to find that tea bags and milk had been provided. The kitchen window was badly cracked.
The bathroom/toilet is also small and somewhat cramped. It was clean and tidy. The bedroom was sparsely furnished but entirely adequate. The bed was comfortable.
The living room was a bit to warm at times: despite it being Summer and pretty warm the radiators were warm in the evenings so the windows and doors had to be opened to keep the room at a comfortable temperature. The bedroom was much cooler.
The location is great. The area is lively and relaxed at the same time. Maaßenstraße is lined with bars and restaurants. Winterfeldplatz has a regular market with good fresh produce. There is a good, well stocked supermarket right below the apartment. One can be in the heart of the tourist areas in minutes.
As the apartment is on a busy street expect some noise at night: it was not a problem at any point. Just sitting on the balcony looking over the city was a nice relaxing to spend some time.
I would certainly book this place again were it available.
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I'm just so excited for them, and they are so in love and have gone thru so much to get to this wonderful time in their lives I feel they have every right to keep it "THEIR" secret for as long as they wish. I can hardly wait to know if it's a boy or girl, but even more so, I can't wait to see the baby put into their arms for the 1st time. Congratulations Gulianna and Bill!!!
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Welcome from down in the swamp. Enjoy.
What's goin' on? I am new to the forum, as well as handguns as well. I recently purchased a CZ-75 semi compact 9mm. it is the duo tone. I am looking for new grips for it, just want some input on what will fit and look good. Any suggestions?
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A US Gulf War veteran who calls himself ''Shoenice'' has clocked up more than 50 million views on YouTube with videos of himself eating stuff like sticks of deodorant, pencils, a jar of Vegemite and a poster of Justin Bieber. In 30 seconds, he'll drink bottles of vodka, glue and shampoo, wolf down pine cones, VapoRub, crayons, and cat litter - it's an almost daily car crash.
Cluster Mag's Brad Troemel describes Shoenice as ''a tragic and self-sacrificial figure, a court jester performing to appease his own conception of fame: a person who is willing to commit not only his time in the present moment but his future body and health to the pursuit of attention''.
Troemel's words got me thinking about how so many people do the same thing as Shoenice, but in a somewhat less ostentatious manner.
The guy who injects himself with steroids to get ''ripped'' or fortifies himself with lines of coke at a pick-up bar is also mortgaging his future health with what he puts into his body. So, too, the cigarette-smoking woman with breast implants, and the junk-food-scoffing fat kid who's half deaf from his iPod.
Troemel suggests that ''Shoenice's violent consumption stands as a hyperbolic vision of what we each do to our own bodies as we spend our lives munching corn chips and sipping mixed drinks''.
''We empathise with Shoenice because we understand the grotesque nature of his consumption as an extension of our own gluttony and complicity.''
This is where Troemel and I part company because I don't see much understanding among most people as they ask for a plastic bag to carry home their bread, which is already in a plastic bag.
As one widely circulated internet meme puts it: ''It's pretty amazing that our society has reached a point where the effort necessary to extract oil from the ground, ship it to a refinery, turn it into plastic, shape it appropriately, truck it to a store, buy it and bring it home is considered less effort than what it takes to just wash a spoon when you're done with it.''
Yet that's where we're at and, like every other civilisation that's come before us, we blithely assume the party will go on forever.
But the real obscenity is that our consumption is not only mortgaging our future, but that of every human to follow; we're racking up debts that our grandchildren will have to pay.
I have a map called the ''World History Timeline'' stuck to the wall in front of my desk at home which illustrates the hundreds of empires and peoples who have populated our planet since about 3000BC.
What's stunning is how many there are and how many of them stretched over thousands of years, then disappeared. Obviously many were wiped out by enemies or disease, but plenty simply imploded under their own weight.
The globe is peppered with ancient, abandoned cities that killed themselves through processes such as deforestation and siltation - the immediate desire for firewood and pastureland obviating fears of erosion, crop failure and starvation.
Still, I imagine even the most uneducated AD200 goat-herder would shake their head if you told them we chop down trees so we can wipe our bottoms with two-ply.
Shoenice? You can send him emails suggesting what he eats next. I think he's done toilet paper, so I'm going to propose plastic spoons.


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But Rolle won't exchange pleasantries with his former teammates once the game starts.
"It is going to be good to see those guys and play against them," Rolle said in his weekly spot on WFAN radio. "We are all great friends off the field. On the field ... if that means bring the noise, then so be it, we are definitely going to bring the noise.
"We will hug and shake hands after the game," Rolle continued. "But during that game time, there won't be any patting on the butt." Read more...


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Fort Drum, N.Y. — A soldier stationed at Fort Polk and serving in Gamberi, Afghanistan, died on Thursday in a non-combat related incident, according to a news release.
Sgt. William Brown III of Franklin, N.C., served as a healthcare specialist with the 94th Brigade Support Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team of the 10th Mountain Division. Brown deployed with his unit to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in July 2013.Brown joined the Army in May 2010. After completing training at Fort Jackson, S.C., he was assigned to Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Brown arrived at Fort Polk in December 2012.
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Man demonstrates potential 'game changer' for coal industry
WISE COUNTY, Va. - The coal industry is hurting and there's another sign of trouble -- the TVA's announcement that it's shuttering eight coal-fired boilers with more reduction on the way.
It doesn't directly affect our region, but it points out the condition of the coal business in general. It means the loss of jobs.
Can coal remain a viable resource for making power, and what new technologies are out there to help? We attended a lecture at UVA-Wise that may be a game changer for the industry.
Coal in and of itself is pure carbon that has taken million of years to make. Through that timespan it has picked up some harmful pollutants.
Steve Hooper, the CEO of a company called EnviraCarbon, explains more about the process. "Coal doesn't have any pollution in it until the rock above it, water that drains through that rock, picks up the minerals in it -- iron, sulfur and all that," he said.
And when burned to make power, those minerals get into the air.
So what if you could make coal not in millions of years, but a much shorter time? "The statement was, 'I wonder if we could escalate the coalification process?' That's what we sought out to do, to make coal actually make coal out of biomass," Hooper said.
Hooper gave a lecture about his company's product and how that product added with coal would reduce emissions without any retrofitting to existing coal-burning plants.
Hooper gave an example of what would happen if ten percent of coal in a plant was replaced with his product. "You take out 10 percent of the sulfur that's in that coal, 10 percent of the mercury, 10 percent of the arsenic, 10 percent of the lead. All of those things come out," he said.
He let his listeners know that the company is up and running, and using any type of wood products to create coal and then exporting it to Europe.
Is it the answer to help the failing industry or just one solution? "We're going to have to get rid of our traditional thinking. All of us are, whether we're in the coal business or whether we in another business. We're just going to have to come out of the box that we live in and they all together to make it work," he said.
Hooper has been in Wise County looking at sites for a possible facility that would help ease the loss of jobs in the county.
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Apartment Florianska IV in Krakow
Size60 m²
Floor No.
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Lockable room
- Pets allowed
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
This 3 star apartment offers the discerning tourist or businessman a self-catering alternative to expensive hotel accommodation. This apartment has been created especially for those, who wants to have high standard accommodation in Krakow, within easy reach of Old Town, and do not want to overpay for hotel. Apartments Krakow guarantees much cheaper rental solution.
This lovely flat is right in the heart of Old Town is stylishly furnished and it is ideal for a short-term and long-term, relaxing and comfortable stay in Krakow whether you are here on business trip or with your family. Outside the building are twenty-four-hour shops and restaurants, so very convenient for those not wanting to cook. For cooking passionates the apartment provides a well equipped kitchenette.
Apartment is located in the centre of Krakow's Old Town in monumental house just next to Royal Route, Florianska Gate, tenement- house where famous painter - Jan Matejko was born.
Next to the building you will find taxi stand, railway station (300m), tram and bus stop (200m) and parking (100m). Next to apartment there are parking facilities (extra charge).
House rulesCheck-in 14:00
Check-out 11:00
Check-in should be made at the office, which is located at 39 St. Florianska, where you will be taken to the apartment by staff.
|Weekly rate for up to 5 guests
|€ 604
|Monthly rate for up to 5 guests
|€ 2315
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Effective organisation and flexible arrangements. Absolutely central area and vintage building (what many look forward in Cracow). The apartment itself is in good condition. With few adjustments, it could be super (towels in the bathroom, sink in the kitchen and a couple of other things). The kitchen is small but functional. Still, I can recommend it.
Unfortunately I can not write anything to the apartment Cross II, as I will my visit to Krakow, lived in another street.
The assigned apartment was in a much busier street.
The view of the market place was very nice and the apartment itself spacious and clean.
As it was above a bar and the old buildings are not as good scarf isolated, we were able to realize raucous guests up early in the morning.
The chose of my aparment at the time is not available, that can nevertheless already specify when booking.
Leider kann ich zum Apartment Kreuz II nichts schreiben, da ich werden meines Besuches in Krakau, in einer anderen Strasse gewohnt habe.
Das zugewiesene Apartment war in einer wesentlich belebteren Strasse.
Der Ausblick auf den Marktplatz war sehr schön und das Apartment selber großzügig und sauber.
Da es über einer Bar lag und die alten Gebäude nicht so gut schalisoliert sind, konnten wir grölende Gäste bis morgens früh mitbekommen.
Das von mir erwählte Apartment stand zu dem Zeitpunkt nicht zu Verfügung, dass kann man doch schon bei der Buchung angeben.
Was very happy with our stay, the apartment was nice and clean, and very spacious. We were very happy with the location, although we did not stay at the location shown on the map or in the pictures (we were still in the old town).
Very nice apartment and well located.
Appartement très agréable et bien situé.
Marike and Nico - Holland
Fine appartment in one of the main streets of the centre. Good services from P&J appartments with the check-in and check-out.
large appartment with more than enough space
with a walk of less than 5 minutes you are at the central market (Rynek Glowny)
Not such a nice bed
Small windows, litte fresh air and a bit dark but you have many lights to turn on
No parking space, but you can park at the 24h parking from hotel Wyspianski (Street: Mikolaja Kopernika), 15euro for a day and 10 minutes walking to appartments Florianska.
The apartment was excellently located - just a few minutes walk from Market Square. The reception were very helpful and friendly. The facilities were good and it was very clean. I thoroughly recommend.
My only reservations were about things that were really beyond the control of these guys - it was unusually hot whilst I was in Krakow and the apartment was very stuffy (they had provided an electric fan) and there were building works outside which meant it was noisy early in the morning.
The apartment is in a very central and close to everything. Everything was very clean. The heating and hot water very well. We need a number of tools and quickly provided us. I recommend it.
El apartamento se encuentra en una situación muy centrica y cerca de todo. Estaba todo muy limpio. La calefacción y el agua caliente muy bien. Necesitamos una serie de utensilios y nos lo facilitaron rapidamente. Lo recomiendo.
Everything was good. Krakow is a very very nice place. The house is direct in the old town. It was clean and thanks alot for hosting house in Krakow. I and my husband know where we gonna stay if we again have the opportunity to visit Krakow again.
Very good and uncomplicated contact without complaint-thanks
Sehr guter und unkomplizierter Kontakt ohne Beanstandungen- vielen Dank
The city of Krakow is beautiful and definitely worth the trip. The accommodation is very spacious and has a fresh and uncomfortable fact. The cleanliness is fine and at night it is, despite its central location, very quiet. Important to remember that parking is available but does not directly belong to the apartment. So it must Paying (in the time between 10.00 - 20.00 clock) will be parked. The beds are very comfortable and you sleep well in it.
Die Stadt Krakau ist sehr schön und auf jeden Fall eine Reise wert. Die Unterkunft ist sehr geräumig und wirkt dadurch kühl und ungemütlich. Die Sauberkeit ist in Ordnung und in der Nacht ist es, trotz der zentralen Lage, recht ruhig.
Unbedingt daran denken, dass Parkplätze zwar vorhanden sind aber nicht direkt zur Wohnung gehören. Es muss also Gebührenpflichtig( in der Zeit von 10.00 - 20.00 Uhr) geparkt werden.
Die Betten sind sehr bequem und es schläft sich darin gut.
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Rep. Allen West (R-FL) recently spoke on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives in recognition of Black History month about the strong and longstanding relationship between black Americans and the GOP. From the first freed blacks after the Civil War who were Republicans, to the repeated Republican efforts to preserve the freedom of black Americans that Democrats have attacked for over 150 years, to the modern era where Republicans ensured continuing and growing freedom for black Americans, the link between black Americans and the Republican Party has always been strong.Read more ›
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Material Witness, I said "discarding" but really meant donating. I go to a small quilting group at a church a few blocks from my house and will take everything up there before I take it to Goodwill or Salvation Army. So far, I have one little knick-knack in mybox. Hope to do better today.


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That adds up to a whopping $50,080, and the buyer no longer qualifies because he or she does not have sufficient funds to close. Sales agreements may also be contingent upon a successful appraisal. Even if the sale is not contingent on an appraisal, you will get a lot of flack from buyers who now believe they are paying too much for the property. » Read more: Never Under Prize Your Own House (2)
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The common declaration by home sellers when a home underappraises is, "Well, it only under-appraised by $10,000, so that shouldn't be a problem. The buyers are putting $15,000 down." Unfortunately, lenders do not typically want to lend the entire amount of the appraisal. » Read more: Never Under Prize Your Own House


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Binghamton University's Public Archaeology Facility receives major state contract
The Public Archaeology Facility at Binghamton University, State University of New York, has won a new state contract worth up to $20 million over five years to inspect prospective Department of Transportation project sites.
The Public Archaeology Facility, or PAF, an organized research center at Binghamton Univeristy, has a long history of working on transportation projects and, in fact, is wrapping up work on a similar five-year contract, said Nina Versaggi, PAF director and adjunct associate professor of anthropology. With help from three subcontractors, PAF will conduct archaeological surveys assigned to it by the New York State Museum in Albany.
The archaeologists will examine 100-150 project sites throughout the state each year. Each location can go through as many as three phases. During the first phase, archaeologists do a systematic spot-check using small test excavations.
"We have to answer the questions 'Is there an archaeological site present or not,' and 'Is there significant historical architecture or not?'" Versaggi explained.
If so, the review continues with a second, more thorough excavation designed to establish whether the site is eligible for inclusion on either the state or national registers of historic places. The archaeologists prepare a report in which they argue for or against the site's potential to yield valuable research data.
If the experts indicate a site has archaeological significance, the DOT then looks for alternative project sites. If none can be found, the archaeologists return for a third phase in which they excavate the site to recover data before construction.
The archaeologists frequently consult with American Indian groups, historical societies, property owners and others who may have information about the history of a given site. Recent projects have led archaeologists to revise the long-established chronology for the region. New sites and radiocarbon dates have identified the earliest camps in the region and have produced research on continuity and discontinuity in American Indian land use, as well as documentation of diverse historic settlements, Versaggi said.


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Amanda Donohoe and Kris Marshall.
The emphasis is on case detail in Seven's new cop show, Murder City.
Actor Kris Marshall made a promise when he read the first script of the new British police drama Murder City. "I didn't want to do a show where everybody called each other Guv," he says. "If it said Guv in the script, I promised myself I wouldn't do it."
Thankfully, it didn't. Marshall signed on, persuaded perhaps by the fact writer Robert Murphy had written the character of Detective Sergeant Luke Stone with Marshall in mind. It also gave Marshall the chance to reinvent himself in the eyes of an audience that associated him with the role of Nick, the irritating son in the anodyne BBC comedy My Family.
Actors look for something different in situations like that, he says. "When I read Murder City, I was looking for something that took me somewhere I hadn't been creatively, and that played outside the usual cop-show genre. I like the fact that there was a certain tongue-in-cheekness about it. Not that it apes the genre, because there are some extremely serious parts of it, but it adds a little more real life."
Murder City adds a twist to the conventional British detective drama, influenced - in its writing and its visual style - by recent American dramas such as CSI and Cold Case. The emphasis is on case detail, with little room for complex character development.
"I think certainly they have had an influence, but to what extent they have had an influence is probably more in the mind of the writer," producer Mark Hudson says. "Rather than style over substance, I think it's a more stylistically simple way of storytelling ... Murder City is a series with a very classic style, in that it tells a good story."
The series is set in the Metropolitan Police's homicide squad, and teams Marshall's unsociable, awkward Luke Stone with a seasoned, detached tutor, Detective Inspector Susan Alembic, played by Amanda Donohoe (LA Law). The relationship between Stone and Alembic, Donohoe says, is built on enormous respect.
"Although they come from very different schools of policing," she says. "He's a bright young thing, often a little strong-headed, and she's a seasoned detective inspector who takes it easy and goes in very calm and detached. He has an intuition that is invaluable, and a way of approaching things in a more cryptic way, a more off-centre way, than Susan, and there is this great humour between them. It's not just straight cop drama; there is some fantastic dark humour running through it."
Marshall and Hudson are standing on the set in London's west discussing a scene while Donohoe is outside running through her lines. Unlike the typical warehouse or sound stage used by most TV series, the set is a converted corporate space in a technology park.
The production process, Donohoe says, is unusually flexible. "Every actor will always adapt dialogue," she says. "You make it colloquial. You make it your own. You bring your own sensibility to it. When you see a line that isn't quite on the money, you just know it. The audience never says 'That was bad writing'. They always go, 'That was crap acting,' so in many ways you have to protect yourself. Luckily we're in a position where everybody trusts each other and we're able to do that."
A second series is being produced and Hudson says he cannot imagine other actors in the roles. "The characters have developed with the casting, and that influences the writing," he says. "There is a quirkiness to Kris and a commanding presence to Amanda that comes through in their characters."
Nor, he adds, are the scripts limited to the grisly subject of murder. "There are often quite simple truths behind the reasons for murder and, while it often has to be quite an extraordinary situation to end in a murder, it is usually quite ordinary people who are involved. There are a lot of ways to twist it, and a lot of different circumstances in which it can develop."
Murder City begins on Seven on Wednesday at 8.30pm.


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Apr 26, 2004
Don't Mess With Waxman
Sue their pants off: House Democrats are poised to sue the Bush administration for failing to give them more specific answers on a Medicare scoring controversy that is the focus of a government investigation. The outcome of the likely lawsuit could clearly define the long-debated parameters of congressional oversight over the executive branch. Leading House Democrats have pressed for details surrounding the administration's decision earlier this year not to inform Congress that its actuaries projected that the Medicare drug …Read More »
Apr 26, 2004
Another One Bites the Dust
"GOP Moderate" Jack Quinn out in NY-27. From our press release: Quinn Departure Makes Dem Open Seat Advantage Even Stronger [Washington, DC] Democrats' advantage in House open seats got even stronger today as another of NRCC Chairman Tom Reynolds' New York Republican colleagues announced he is abandoning Tom DeLay and his Republican House. In a news conference this morning, Rep. Jack Quinn told reporters he is giving up his overwhelmingly Democratic seat (Al Gore carried the district with 57% …Read More »
Apr 26, 2004
The RNC and the Treasury: BFF
In the first press I've seen on this, the LA Times breaks the Treasury Press Release - RNC Fact Sheet scandal, which turns out to be more widespread than we thought: Last-minute tax filers desperately e-rummaging through the IRS' website might have run across, at the bottom of several official government press releases, this boldface alarm: "America has a choice: it can continue to grow the economy and create new jobs as the president's policies are doing; or it …Read More »
Apr 25, 2004
Novak, Meet Google
Why Novak is a hack: The word spread through Republican circles on Capitol Hill is that a runaway Democratic prosecutor in Texas may indict House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, creating upheaval in the GOP leadership. If Mr. Novak were familiar with google, he might find articles like this from today's Houston Chonicle: The Texas Republican Party went on a drive during the last major statewide elections to raise corporate cash like never before, collecting $2.2 million from companies such …Read More »
Apr 25, 2004
March for Women's Lives!
Sorry we have been so quiet yesterday and today.. we have been organizing @Stake Activists to recruit more committed dems at the March for Women's Lives today! Here are some pix. More info soon. I am too sore to type….Read More »
Apr 23, 2004
AP: Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson is refusing to make public or give congressional Democrats the Bush administration's estimates of the cost of last year's Medicare legislation. In a letter to Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., a senior HHS official writing on Thompson's behalf said Democrats have no right to review administration estimates that the Medicare overhaul would cost substantially more than what President Bush and Thompson disclosed last year. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the …Read More »
Apr 23, 2004
State's Revenge on Chalabi
We noted about a month ago that the GAO had agreed to investigate Ahmed Chalabi at the requests of Sens. Kerry and Durbin. As Newsweek put it: The issue under scrutiny is not whether Chalabi prodded America into a war on false pretenses; it is whether he used U.S. taxpayer dollars and broke U.S. laws or regulations to do so. Did Chalabi and the INC violate the terms of their funding by using U.S. money to sell the public …Read More »
Apr 23, 2004
The Club for Growth's Hostile Takeover
Cokie and Steven V. Roberts: Too often in today's Washington, compromise is equated with betrayal. When political rivalry turns into a jihad, the system breaks down. Newt Gingrich learned this when he was Speaker of the House 10 years ago and tried to work with pragmatic Democrats. He was so undermined by hardliners in his own party that he denounced them as the "perfectionist caucus," but in the end, purists of Toomey's stripe helped drive Gingrich from office. Tom …Read More »
Apr 22, 2004
The GOP Congress Celebrates Earth Day
CQ Today: Joe L. Barton, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said Wednesday he is open to moving legislation that would grant the Defense Department leeway in complying with three major environmental laws, a reversal of the position held by his predecessor. But objections from a key senator could still keep the exemptions from becoming law. Former panel Chairman Billy Tauzin, R-La., blocked the Pentagon's request for waivers the past two years. Barton, R-Texas, took the helm …Read More »
Apr 22, 2004
Bush Celebrates Earth Day
Outright inspiring: President Bush, trying to shore up his environmental record against criticism from Democratic rival John Kerry, on Thursday called for restoring or protecting as many as 3 million acres of wetlands over the next five years. "Instead of just limiting our losses, we will expand the wetlands of America," Bush said Thursday after touring a salt marsh accompanied by his mother, Barbara, on an overcast day. But then the story takes a bit of a downturn: In …Read More »
Apr 22, 2004
Ask and Ye Shall Receive
Atrios say: ...as many of you have said it's absolutely vital for the Democrats to get out in front of this issue. They need to propose some supplemental spending [for Iraq] before Bush pulls it out of his back pocket when it's "almost too late." Today in CQ Daily: John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, a senior Democrat on the panel, said he has heard reports from Iraq that commanders could run out of money by summer's end. …Read More »
Apr 22, 2004
Snow Teaches Kids How to Save
There are just too many unqualified teachers these days: U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow teaches financial education lesson to a fifth-grade class as part of the National Teach Children to Save Day sponsored by the American Bankers Association Education Foundation, New York, 9:30 a.m. Taking such lessons from an administration that has managed to put the IMF and the protesters on the same side might not be the best idea: But, the IMF warned: "A more disorderly adjustment - …Read More »
Apr 22, 2004
Next Generation Democratic Summit
From Pelosi's release: Pelosi and WWE wrestlers Chris Nowinski and Victoria opened the first ever "Youth Activism Town Hall" at the Summit. The Town Hall, moderated by MTV News correspondent Gideon Yago, provided the students and young leaders an opportunity to voice their concerns directly to Members of Congress and gave the Members a chance to hear directly from young leaders. The students and young leaders raised issues including higher education, the economy, Iraq, and national security. The Members …Read More »
Apr 22, 2004
Not These Jerks Again
Yup, it's your good friends at the Coalition for the Future American Worker, who as we have discussed before, are some rabid, racist anti-immigration folks who have been running ads against Democratic candidates, most notably Martin Frost in TX-32. Well after being more or less run out of town down there, they've taken their rancor up to South Dakota (presumably to stop the influx migrant Canadians): A television ad claiming that Sen. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., has introduced a bill …Read More »
Apr 22, 2004
3 Days Until the March - We Need YOU!
We still need activists to help us recruit the hundreds of thousands of folks at the March for Women's Lives here in DC. These hundreds of thousands of people are committed folks, and we need YOU to get the word out to them with us. We are offering the usual incentives - snazzy limited edition Tshirts, food, you get to see the DNHQ, but most importantly, each one of YOU who help us out can turn into THOUSANDS of …Read More »


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Okay, who loves the song, Say Something, by A Great Big World feat. Christina Aguilera? YOU CAN GET IT ON FREEGAL....FOR FREE! The CD is not due out until mid-January. Awesome.
Now who likes Kelly Clarkson's Underneath the Tree? Yup, Freegal. Her whole album, Wrapped in Red, is on it and so is Leona Lewis' album, Christmas, With Love.
Here's what else is currently trending on Freegal, album-wise (in no particlular order):
1. Tamar Braxton, Winter Loversland
2. Pitbull, Meltdown EP including Timber with Ke$ha
3. Boston, Greatest Hits
4. Avril Lavigne's self titled CD
5. Daughtry, Baptized
6. One Direction, Midnight Memories
7. Fray, Love Don't Lie
8. Barbara Streisand, Back to Brooklyn
9. Britney Spears, Britney Jean, Deluxe Version
10. Bullet for My Valentine, Raising Hell
11. Jake Owen, Days of Gold
Now if I can only find Ariana Grande's Tattooed Heart, live, from the AMA's, I'd be all set. I'm a sucker for great back-up singers.


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what gets me is that it's a 7.62 NATO barrel.............which is real odd since yugoslavia was a communist country.
BRP gets $900.00 for a "dummy reciever?? YIKES
" Save a tree...........Eat A Beaver!"
I seldom talk to liberals.............................. But when I do, I order fries............
what gets me is that it's a 7.62 NATO barrel.............which is real odd since yugoslavia was a communist country.
"I can make this march, and make georgia howl!"
Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman
Yep, the BRP is a completely usable dummy receiver. There is a dummy camming piece and a rectangular bar welded in to prevent installation of the bolt. After removing the rectangular bar and welding in the full-auto blocker bar, the rest of the cuts can be made.
Their receivers are not rewelds, they are completely new stampings.
The most damning evidence is the truth.
That which does not kill you, really really really hurts...
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I used one of those for my build after getting the century type kit from MGS . A little patience and I could have got a kit that was buildable from Angola .Originally Posted by Bradrock
Patience????Originally Posted by Red Jacket Firearms
Will -- You got one of these up and going in 2 days!!!
Screw patience. I want one that works.
There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of the vast majority by adequate governmental action. -- Bertrand Russell
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity." Robert J. Hanlon
hehe , yeah well , patience may be a virtue , but it's damn sure not one of my strong points lol
The weaponeer group buy cleaned BRP out of all the dummies, and they sold out of rear sections a while ago. it seems that brian isnt planning on making any more for a while. there arent many options left and the century kits are worthless except for spares
Does the barrel bushing slide easily in the support? Is the recuperator oiled up? with the flash hider/booster removed and the gun muzzle down w/ the barrel bearing resting on the floor push the gun down, do the recuperator springs push it back up fully? Are you positive you have the reciever welded perfectly straight.Originally Posted by Winn R
Mt -- thanks for the check list.Originally Posted by mtdew69
The barrel return test fails.
And unfortunately the answer to the last question is no. Maybe I'll pick it back up this weekend. I've not located the precise point of hang up.
There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of the vast majority by adequate governmental action. -- Bertrand Russell
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity." Robert J. Hanlon
With the barrel in does the barrel door close and latch easily? if yes then the reciever *should* be straight enough.Originally Posted by Winn R
I'm thinking either the barrel is hanging up on something or the recuperator springs are shot. i'd say a hang up is more likely but to make sure remove the stock, buffer, return spring, bolt, recuperator and the flash supressor/booster. Hold the gun vertically w/ the muzzle down and push up on the barrel bushing do you feel any resistance other than the weight of the barrel? does the barrel or bushing stick at any point when being pushed upward? do they drop back down by themselves? if thats all ok then i'd look at the recuperator next. I can only think of two problems that could occur 1. The springs are shot or 2. It's assembled wrong. There's a nice post on www.mg42.us by drooling idiot on the recuperator http://www.panzer46.net/mg42board/viewtopic.php?t=1612 i'm out of ideas after that


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I was in my first period American History class during my freshman year of highschool when another teacher ran into the room and told us to turn on our TV. The towers didn't fall until my next class. My mother came to get me out of school before lunch. My sister and I sat with her in the living room and watched the TV all day.
On Twitter, I asked where everyone was when they heard the news. Here are just a few of the responses:
@nilaffle Two miles from the Pentagon, on my way to class. I remember seeing a firetruck speed by and thinking, "Where's the fire?"
@jeremiahjw playing pinball on my dad's Windows 2000 laptop wondering why my mom hadn't started my classes (I was 9 and homeschooled).
@shane_woz_ere My 20th Birthday.Lasting memory is family singing "Happy Birthday" while the radio read out Ph# for people with relatives in NY.
@snowstorm427 It was happening as I was on my bus ride to school.I think I was infifth grade?I remember the skies being eerily devoid of planes.
@trishans 2nd period chemistry class, 10th grade. Teacher had a family member in the Towers, so we got a sub real quick. Scary stuff.
@ThePixarTimes Was in US history. Junior year at Brooklyn Tech High School. Could see the black smoke from school. Will never forget that image.
@Cloooont I was at home trying to reach my mom. She was a flight attendant & we weren't sure if she was flying to NY that day. Terrified me.
@AnsilAtoms I'd just moved to the Seattle area, and my wife woke me up, and said, "You might want to get up. It's a terrible day".
@Arthur40TwoDentHere in Melbourne Australia it was around 11pm I was watching "The West Wing" on TV when they cut to the news, went to bed at 2am.
@boochicko Was asleep.Found out 1st period speech class on the news.Thought it was a movie.Spent the rest of the day wishing it were a movie.
@leeunkrich Working out at home, watching TV as 2nd plane hit. Then headed to Skywalker Ranch for Monsters, Inc. mix, though seemed pointless.
@Kylogram I was in first period of English 1 at my highschool. The rest of the day was spent watching students get pulled out by parents.
@AlecBartsch Working at Disney Northside at the time. Everyone sent home for the day.
@ItsEzra I was at home, watched it on the news, then went to my 7th grade Musical Theater class, and we all sat silently for most of it.
@LaurenScotty I had just finished an after school netball game at high school. Came out and my mum collected me as we listened live to the radio
@tylerepperson Sitting on the couch watching TV waiting for my mom to take me to school. I thought it was a movie until it was on every channel.
@namrahkram I was in first period class, can't remember which class though. 10th grade. Watched the news at school the rest of the day.
@RogueFrenchFry college, adv. freshman English. Returned to dorm, noticed a guy turn on CNN in the lobby. Saw towers fall on TV from my dorm room.
@MarcVibbert I was in second period French class in high school, sophomore year. But didn't know it had happened until my next class, Biology.
@KevinBaird Sleeping. (West coast.) Heard Peter Jennings' voice on the clock radio and knew something bad was up.
@_LittleMarsy_ on my way home from school in England aged 12, it was all over the TV at home and we had a special assembly that week at school
@JessiLimitless I was in my 7th grade classroom. Our room didn't have a tv so they moved us to the one next door #wastooyoungtoknowanything
@FirstNameDani Color theory class at Sheridan... Then ran home and watched the news, saw them collapse and cried for the rest of the day. :(
@MarcVibbert I was in second period French class in high school, sophomore year. But didn't know it had happened until my next class, Biology.
@ethanwc they're too difficult to watch. I was in second period history class, in Northern VA. Friends had parents in the pentagon.


text: Had my local garage replace a TPMS that I supplied when I had my tires changed over as it was leaking air. I picked it up after hours and noticed when I started the truck the sensor was reading only 8 pds. I checked the tire pressure and it was at 35pds. I figured the sensor would adjust so I drove home. Next morning when I started up, I got a "Service TPMS" message, and that sensor was blank. So I'm thinking either the garage damaged it when they were installing it (although they have done two others for me in the past), or its a faulty sensor. Any opinions? D.


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Funding Opportunities
Presidential Initiative - Faculty Laptop Program
Hunter College will provide $550 towards the purchase of a personal laptop for full-time faculty. Please click here for details and application procedures.
The President's Fund for Faculty Advancement
The President's Fund for Faculty Advancement seeks to provide faculty with the resources they need to publish or obtain external funding for their research or creative work. Deadline to Department Chairs: October 14, 2016. For the program announcement, which includes guidelines and the required application cover sheet, click here.
President's Fund for Faculty Advancement: Grant Writing Support Programs
As part of the President's Fund for Faculty Advancement and to better support faculty seeking external funding for their research, scholarship and creative work, we are pleased to announce the following two new grant writing support programs. The First-Time Grant Writer's Program aims to increase the number and success of external grant applications for first-time grant writers. The Advanced Grant Writer's Program aims to increase the number and success of external grant applications from Hunter faculty who have previously submitted external grant proposals and seek help with revisions, redirections and building on existing work. Applications to these programs are accepted on a rolling basis. For the program announcement, which includes the application, please click here.
Presidential Travel Award Program
Presidential Student Engagement Initiatives
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2017 Career Enhancement Fellowships for Junior Faculty
This program is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and administered by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. The program seeks to increase the presence of minority junior faculty (African Americans, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, Hispanics, and Native Americans and Native Alaskans) and other junior faculty members committed to eradicating racial disparities, in core fields in the arts and sciences. Career Enhancement Fellowships aim to enhance the scholarly research and intellectual growth of the fellows, thereby enhancing their chances for success as tenured university scholars. For program guidelines and application, click here for Brochure and Application. Deadline: October 28, 2016
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The purpose of Scholar Incentive Awards is to facilitate bona fide and documented scholarly research. Scholar Incentive Awards of not less than one semester nor more than one year are available to full-time personnel in the following titles: Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Instructor, Lecturer, University Professor, and Distinguished Professor. The amount of the award may be up to 25% of the candidate's annual salary. Candidates must have completed not less than one full year of continuous paid full-time service with CUNY before becoming eligible for a Scholar Incentive Award. A Scholar Incentive Award may not be held concurrently with a Fellowship Leave. Applications may be downloaded from the Human Resources Forms website (look under Applications). For additional guidelines and deadlines, please refer to the Provost's memo.
CUNY Faculty Fellowship Publications Program (FFPP)
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