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|Yeah, I know. That means I have to figure out how to use my new fancy camera, and so far, I've been putting it off. I want to use it, but not take the time to learn now to use it. LOL!
|We need some new pics!
I believe it! You definitely sold me some excellent plants!
Plus, it's very happy in that tank. The others that I put in my 75g have struggled, but it's only because that tank has struggled more. It's actually been quite interesting to watch how plants in the two tanks have reacted. I split many of the plants between the two tanks (hedging my bets) so I was able to see how they responded to the different environment. It was very clear that the tank made a big difference in the success of the plants.
Even though I put the largest red tiger lotus in the 90g, I still put the next largest one in my 75g (trying to balance them out). I also put the very tiny baby in my 90g in another spot.
The red tiger lotuses in my 90g have become massive and explosive. Not just one plant, but all the plants I put as the centerpiece. However, the lotuses I put in my 75g have actually decreased in size. They lost their larger leaves and only the smaller leaves have survived. They are just now beginning to show signs of recovering (which matches the condition of the 75g in general).
Even the tiny baby lotus I put in the 90g has grown very nicely to the point it is larger than some of the small lotus plants I put in my 75g tank. That tiny baby was originally so small, I had to loop a plant weight around the base to hold it down. It didn't have enough of a base to actually plant in the substrate. But now it's definitely ready for me to move elsewhere.
BTW, remember my confusion of the different ludwigias? I think I may have finally managed to pick out at least two of the stems to be Ludwigia x lacustris. After I let them all grow, I noticed that a couple of the stems didn't branch out like the rest. So I separated them from the others. They are now beginning to show more of a rust/orange color. So I'm beginning to think they may be the Ludwigia x lacustris. I'm still not positive as I may have as many as 5 different Ludwigia species in my tanks so it's hard to figure out which one is which, but I'm hoping I'm beginning to get them all straight.
|Must be good genes: the mother was 18" x 18" x 18"
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Looking really, really good.
Nymphaea zenkeri sp. "HUGE" is looking fat and happy
I wonder where in the heck I could have gotten such a majestic plant like this? Hmmm....
Looking really, really good.
Nymphaea zenkeri sp. "HUGE" is looking fat and happy
The plants in this tank are growing like mad now. I've increased the lighting from a 3 hour burst to a 5 hour burst. So the tank is getting a 12 hour photoperiod with 7 of those hours running 2 bulbs and 5 of those hours running 4 bulbs.
I've noticed improved growth in some of the plants, especially the Limnophila aromatica. It was growing pretty leggy, but now the growth is much more compact and starting to shift sideways, indicating that it's happy with the extra light.
The Nymphoides taiwan and red tiger lotus are both growing huge! The Nymphoides taiwan has grown to the surface twice with about 25 huge leaves. I cut it back once already, and today I cut all the leaves off, leaving just the base plant and roots. If it grows back, fine. If not, fine. It was just too big the way it was! I will have to remove it from this tank if I can't get it under control.
The red tiger lotus is putting put HUGE leaves! The leaves are as big as my hand with my fingers spread out! I cut out about 7 leaves the other day, but it just put out a ton more. So I cut out about 15 of the huge leaves today, leaving only the smaller new leaves at the base. I know it'll grow back fast. I wanted a big red tiger lotus, but I have never seen one with such huge leaves before! Fortunately, it's not trying to put out surface leaves so I'm happy about that.
The plants are growing so well that I'm having to do some major pruning to quite a few. I'm uprooting them, picking out the best 5-10 stem tops, and replanting those. There are so many plants in the tank, they're fighting for space to grow, and I'm fighting to find places to plant them all which is why I'm thinning some out now.
I really need to scape this tank, but I'm not sure how I want to scape it yet. I have a lot of different crypts that I need to move around which isn't helping with the space problem.
Eventually, I'll figure out how to use my new fancy camera so I can take some pics! I've just been really busy this last week so I haven't had time to read up on it yet.
|Thanks, Pejerrey! I've heard that amanos like to eat cabomba. If that's true, then it has no chance in my tank since I like to keep tons of amanos. If not, then I'd love to add red cabomba. The purple cabomba is doing well in my 75g tank, and that one's not growing plants as well as this one yet. It's really pretty when it pearls!
Very nice plants man! You should see what a red cabomba will do in such conditions!
Anyhow, congratulations for the growth! Exited to see you rescape!
It could be 24" tall. Hmm... let me measure real quick. Yeah, you're right, it's 24" tall. I need to fix that. Thanks for catching it!
So far the 'Moliwe' are juveniles so they're hard to get pics. I should have 5 in the tank (lost one of the original 6). I've only seen 3 at a given time, but it's a big tank. I have 12 more juveniles in a 6.6g QT which I'm about ready to switch to my 29g so they can fatten up a little more. Then I'll move them to the 90g.
I was trying to get pics of the fissidens earlier, and I think I got one of the juvies in the pic.
are you sure the tank is only 20 in tall? most 90s are 24in tall.
have any pics of the Pelvicachromis taeniatus 'Moliwe'?
Thanks guys! It looks like a jungle mess to me! LOL!
I have no idea how I'm going to scape this tank and my 75g when the time comes. I have too many plants, and it's hard for me to let go of perfectly good trimmings.
|It looks great!
|Tank looks great!
The plants are growing like crazy in this tank! I had so many hitting the surface and folding over that I had to do a major trimming this last weekend. I also moved some of the plants over to my 75g tank since this one is getting overly crowded.
I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the Nymphoides taiwan. That plant is growing beyond belief! I ended up removing all its leaves. I must have had 20 new plants growing from it. I replanted two of them in one of my low tech 29g tanks. If it can grow there, then I may remove it from the 90g. I think this plant is too fast growing for a high tech tank.
Ran out of CO2 today. It was funny because I was looking at the tank and noticed the drop checker color wasn't as yellow as normal; it had turned slightly green. So I checked the CO2, and sure enough, it was empty. Fortunately, I have a spare cylinder filled up for just this reason. I was able to switch to a full cylinder and get the CO2 up and running immediately.
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One of my two hives died over the Winter and the other, although small in numbers seems to be doing well.
I've thought of ordering a package, but would rather split the one I have since I know their disposition and their ability to over-winter.
So, living in Cincinnati, when should I think of doing this? M. Bush's rule of thumb is a month after capped drone cells. Any other advice? Do swarm cells need to be capped before I split or should I do it as soon as I notice them?
Also, the hives are only about 6ft apart, so what can i do to minimize drift?
Lastly, each hive is 3 mediums right now and on the dead hive the bottom box is empty, the middle box is less than half full of capped honey, and the top box is almost completely full. Should I leave the hive configured as it is and put the split in the bottom box? In the meantime, I've just been letting the remaining hive rob the dead one for whatever they may need to strengthen up.
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UTSA Alumni Programs to host Kenya tour in July
By Marcia Mattingly
UTSA Office of Alumni Programs
(Nov. 8, 2006)--UTSA alumni and friends will depart San Antonio on July 11, 2007, for a 15-day wildlife safari on the plains of Africa.
Hosted by the UTSA Office of Alumni Programs, the tour begins with a flight to London, continuing to Nairobi, Kenya, where an exotic world awaits.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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To find out more about the trip, a presentation on the Africa wildlife safari is 6 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 15 in John Peace Library Building Room 4.03.08, UTSA 1604 Campus.
Highlights will include a visit to the Karen Blixen home in Nairobi, excursions to Amboseli National Park, the northern game parks of Kenya (Samburu Reserve and Shaba Reserve -- home to some of the most exotic game viewing in the country) and a journey to the equator town of Nanyuki, where travelers will stay at the world-famous Mt. Kenya Safari Club.
Sprawling in the shadow of Mt. Kenya, this icon boasts a delightful history and beautiful grounds. The resort was once the private hunting lodge and retreat of movie star William Holden. Travel continues to the Sweetwater Chimp Sanctuary, Lake Nakuru and the Masai Mara game reserve.
Travel rates are: double, $6,999 per person, and single, $8,199 per person. The rate includes round-trip airfare from San Antonio.
For more details and to sign up for the interest meeting, visit the Office of Alumni Programs Web site or call (210) 458-4133.


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Some how Dallas with all their restructuring is now in better position than us... after being in cap hell....... go figure.
Cap Space for teams (sorted from most cap space to least cap space): as of March 3, 2013:
Later on this offseason, they're going to need money to sign the rookies. The estimated rookie pool number for the Giants, courtesy of overthecap.com is $4,614,587
Basically, the Giants need to be at $10,839,587 under the cap in order to sign their draft picks and Restricted Free Agents (RFAs).
Right now they are only $3,832,113 under the cap, which means that they are fine to start free agency in 9 days, but they will need to clear another $7,007,474 in cap room in order to get done what they need to get done eventually this offseason.
In order to take care of the most pressing need--the Restricted Free Agents who'll cost $6.225 M (Cruz, S. Brown, and A. Brown), they're going to need to clear another $2,392,887--this has to happen before the tenders are due before the start of free agency on March 12th.
As can be seen, there is obviously more work to be done by the Giants' cap man, K. Abrams, before free agency begins--I didn't even include the Giants' own free agents that they want to attempt to retain OR the players that they'd be interested in gong after from other teams.


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Someone who is more interested in achieving a goal so as to receive merit than enjoying the process in carrying out a task or recognizing the value of the goal independent of the copious amounts of praise that s/he dreams of every night at bed time.
To an achievaholic like Debbie, its more appealing to go through the process of being selected for Teach For America than actually teaching for America. That's why she's just going to drop out of the program after the mandatory two years like everyone else.
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Top: Lt. Col. Richard Cole (second from right)
Bottom: Brig. Gen. David Jones (second from left)
Doolittle's Raiders to speak Sept. 14 at UTSA 1604 Campus
By Ashley Harris
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(Sept. 13, 2006)--Retired Brig. Gen. David Jones and Retired Lt. Col. Richard Cole of the Doolittle Tokyo Raiders will speak at 3:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 14 in Main Building Room 0.104 at the UTSA 1604 Campus. The event is free and open to the public.
The Doolittle Tokyo Raiders flew into history April 18, 1942, after launching 16 B-25 Mitchell bombers from the deck of the Navy carrier Hornet. The air attack led by Lt. Col. James Doolittle, was intended to serve as the American response to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. The 1942 attack was significant because it was the first time in aviation history that a bomber was launched from the deck of a carrier, a feat believed to be impossible at the time.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Because of an early sighting by a Japanese picket boat, the raiders were forced to launch the B-25s a day early and more than 600 miles from their original designated location. The bombers arrived at their targeted destinations, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka and Nagoya, at noon April 18. Although the raiders encountered enemy aircraft over Japan, none of the bombers were shot down.
However, unforeseen excessive fuel consumption, poor weather and the premature launch of the attack forced the bombers to crash land on Chinese and Russian soil short of their intended landing bases. As a result of the crash landings, three of the 80 volunteer crew members died and eight were taken as prisoners of war.
The result of the campaign was an immediate boost to low American morale and is credited by many military personnel as the turning point in the battle of the Pacific. All of the raiders who survived were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, and those who were killed, wounded or injured as a result of the raid also received the Purple Heart.
Of the original 80 raiders, 16 are alive today. The Doolittle Raid was the subject of two 1944 feature films, "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" and "The Purple Heart."


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Via Marina premiere photosBurnt California check on the way up. Yep, still burnt. Not looking good 30 seconds later either... The premiere was deffiently in Hollywood...no questions about that after seeing this cars license plate. Crowd gathering outside for the video to start. After the video I met up with Sierra and got to check out his new ride. Not these..not these... This guy... Sierra is seriously ballin nowadays. Thumbs up to being rich!
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My guess is that you used to talk to this little puppet poodle as a child.They used to have those at farms,my moms aunt had one aswell in her apartment.
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Fat Joe rips,props yes.
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Let's get to know Joel Keller in District 3
Original post made by [removed], Blackhawk, on Dec 23, 2011
REFERENCE: Web Link, "BART Director Joel Keller is taking a serious look at challenging Contra Costa Supervisor Mary Nejedly Piepho in District 3."
Diablo Vista region neighborhoods, in support of Diablo, Blackhawk and Tassajara Valley voters in Contra Costa County District 3, are planning outreach to Joel Keller via regional audit teams to encourage a competitive campaign against the re-election of Mary N. Piepho as District 3 supervisor. A regional forum meeting planned in Blackhawk will invite Mr. Keller to present his interests in being district 3 supervisor and how he will engage communities and neighborhoods in his representation of district 3 residents.
How does your readership in Diablo, Blackhawk and Tassajara Valley feel about a competitive choice for district 3 supervisor?
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a resident of another community
on Dec 24, 2011 at 9:30 am
Joel Keller would be an excellent candidate and far exceed positive results for District III residents than any other past seven years. I would fully support his candidacy. I hope everyone in District III and beyond encourages Joel to run. Who knows we could even end up finally getting BART to far east county. Come on Joel let's do this for betterment of Contra Costa County.
a resident of another community
on Dec 27, 2011 at 12:06 pm
Dear Editor,
District 3 neighborhoods have been contacting CDSI Research member information (firstname.lastname@example.com) to get background on Joel Keller, Web Link.
I have just left a message for Joel at his home asking that he read this exchange on the Express Forum Web Link and post a contact e-address so communities and neighborhoods in District 3 can illustrate support for a well-educated and experienced candidate for District 3 supervisor.
It would be a courtesy to your readers to profile Joel in the same manner as Candace Andersen so voters can express support for his candidacy.
As a CDSI Research Fellowship courtesy
a resident of another community
on Dec 28, 2011 at 5:43 pm
Are we talking about the same Joel Keller that has been on the troubled BART board for almost 30 years and who has completely failed to bring BART to his home town of Antioch? How can you possibly state that Mr. Keller would far exceed positive results based on his dismal 30 year record as a BART director? Are you insinuating that there are some mystery results that he has garnered which have gone unnoticed? If you think a County Supervisor has more to do with BART than an actual BART director, then Joel Keller would be your man...because you have not a clue.
While Mr. Keller is a nice person he has already retired from the county, and now wants to retire from the BART board. It is probably time for the 66 year old to hang it up and enjoy his golden years. With terms being 4 years, our county can not afford a 70 year old supervisor, Just ask Gayle Uilkema!
a resident of another community
on Dec 29, 2011 at 8:17 am
Dear Editor,
Blatant age discrimination has no place in this exchange or sponsored by EMCEB's Express Forum. Our State and National governments has long honored the wisdom, experience and skills that comes with age.
News service fact-checking overnight illustrated that BART has performed on task and to markets for its transit services. BART Directors, including Joel Keller, have not had the review of actions in office that have been directed at Mary Piepho for questionable use of funds, nepotism, decisions in favor of supporters of her office holder account, and political intimidation/retaliation.
Specifically, the majority of Antioch commuters do not go to inner-bay destinations offered by BART in their original design. In fact-checking by news service researchers, plans for alternative rail transit and expanded rapid bus services offers the destinations in the south bay, north bay and upper west bay. BART is intended to be Mass Rapid Transit serving the inner bay economic hubs and delivers that result to millions of riders.
Scuttle the "swift boats" before, once again, they take over your forum and home page in the same manner as 2008.
a resident of another community
on Dec 29, 2011 at 9:58 am
Steve B , you have insulted thousands of political leaders across the world with your discriminating statement about age. You are showing your ignorance and adolescence with comments like that. Age creates wisdom, knowledge, experience, and leadership unlike you're out of touch questionably immoral special interest lying middle aged Queen. The public has a duty to remove Mary Piepho for the betterment of Contra Costa County.
As far as Gayle goes, she did not run because of the huge boundary change to her District. While I have disagreed with Gayle, I find her to be professional, intelligent, honest, and sincere. If I was in her District and she re-ran I would seriously consider her unlike the lying unethical questionable middle aged Queen who only thinks about herself above all else. I hope Joel Keller runs. We need to be saved from the queen dictator we now have.
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mac5155 wrote:Kaizer wrote:mac5155 wrote:Willie Kool wrote:The only thing that stands out to me at all from day 1 are the switched votes.
Ban Kaizer
The more i think the more I like this vote, but i'm hesitant to switch yet. Its one thing to come out and lynch someone (me in particular) for being inactive on day 3 of gameplay... but 10 posts in calling me out for being inactive, when it's been 3 months since I last played a game?
actually that was day 1, and i switched my vote after i saw you had posted.
Yes I know. Im saying if you called me out on day 3 I would be OK with it. But not 10 posts into the game.
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mac5155 wrote:not a gamble one should be willing to take at this juncture in the game.
Kaizer wrote:my 2nd vote for mac was based on nothing, so i dont know why thats even an issue anymore.
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Clippers waive G Maalik Wayns.
Manu Ginobili was a surprise starter for Game 4 vs. the Warriors on Monday.
Patrick McCaw will start Game 4 vs. the Spurs on Monday with JaVale McGee returning to the bench.
Zaza Pachulia (heel) will not play in Game 4 vs. the Spurs on Monday.
Kawhi Leonard (ankle) will not play in Game 4 on Monday vs. the Warriors
Amir Johnson (sprained right AC joint in shoulder) did not practice on Monday and is being listed as questionable for Tuesday's Game 4 in Cleveland.
Andre Iguodala (left knee soreness) will play in Game 4 vs. the Spurs on Monday.
Guerschon Yabusele underwent surgery to remove bone spurs from the top of both feet according to ESPN's Chris Forsberg.
According to The Vertical, Paul Millsap has opted out of his $21.4 million contract for the 2017-18 season and will become a free agent.
Marcus Smart started Game 3 in place of Isaiah Thomas (hip), scoring a career-high 27 points on 8-of-14 FGs, including seven 3-pointers, with seven assists, five rebounds, two steals and one block in 41 minutes.
LeBron James had a rare off-night on Sunday, posting 11 points on 4-of-13 FGs and 3-of-6 FTs, with six rebounds, six assists and six turnovers.
Avery Bradley hit a game-winning 3-pointer with 0.1 seconds left on Sunday, finishing with 20 points in the Celtics' 111-108 Game 3 victory.


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A political movement originally described by political science professor Kenneth Minogue in 2009. The fact that this movement has existed in the West for many decades without a proper name is a testament to its insidiousness. Basically, the idea is that compassion is the ultimate human virtue. This compassion extends not to individuals, but to members to members of groups defined by the establishment elite as "oppressed". To the remainder of humanity (straight white males), compassion ends and is replaced with knee-jerk hostility. See Taylor and Johnson's "Until Proven Innocent: Political Correctness and the Shameful Injustices of the Duke Lacrosse Rape Case" to see how this flawed thinking plays out in real life.
Jim couldn't criticize Mary for having six out-of-wedlock children and no job because he was a member of the niceness movement.
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Charming Studio in the Heart of Paris
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This is a great choice to spend a few days in Paris.
All commodities nearby. Bakeries, great restaurants and supermarkets. At walking distance, The famous Bistrot Benoit. Open in 1912, this bistrot represent the most authentic Parisian life of the 1920"s . A true travel in time. Nearby you have les Halles (the largest shopping mall in Paris), the village Montorgueil and little further away le Louvre Museum.
Lots of museums around. Museum Picasso, Museum Carnavalet (oldest museum in paris aimed to known everything about the city of light), Museum of Judaism. 10 minutes from the studio, take the métro line 1 and in 20 minutes you will be in Champs- Elisées ( the most famous avenue in the world) and Avenue Montaigne (the street where you will find all the" Haute Couture" brands shops).
1 minute from the studio, take the metro line 3 and in 5 minutes you will be on the famous Place de l'Opéra, Place Vendome with its famous Ritz Hotel, Jardins des Tuileries and rue Saint-honoré (well known for its elegant boutiques).
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Reviews of this property
Nice little apartment! Absolut fast answers. Joanne and Herve were very obliging when we needed to check in earlier!
Studio is in a nice area, Hervé is a super nice guy who explained a lot of the area and Paris! We had a great time! Thanks. M & C
The studio was perfect, wonderful place to stay...quiet and with lots of comforts like chinese restaurants (great ravioli!!!) and supermarkets! the owner is a very friendly and kind person. When we'll come back in Paris, we're gonna contact him again! Betta and Flavia
We have had a very warm welcoming in this cozy studio! Location is perfect close to Paris main attractions with restaurants, drugstore and supermarket within a stone's throw. Neighbors are friendly and quiet! Hervè (the landlord) is extremely kind and available to offer his assistance whenever he can! Definitely a remarkable place where to stay! Highly recommended
I was there with my girlfriend the last week of october. The position is very strategic to visit all the city, just 2 minutes of walk from the Metro (Arts et Métiers) very well linked to all the metro lines. As we enter we thought it was very small, but we found it very well organized and complete with everything.
Herve was really kind and very helpfull for everything!
The only "problem" was that you couldn't throw the toilet paper into the WC due to a small problem of the pipelines, but if you throw the garbage every day there's no problem!!
Anyway I would for sure suggest this apartment because it's very confortable and for its strategic position to visit the city.
A fabulous location. The room was clean and tidy. Herve met us at the agreed upon time, orientated us to the area and ensured our needs were met. He is a very affable fellow and we would definitely consider this location again the next time we are in Paris.
The apartment is amazing really well located, 5 minutes walk from the Museum and 10 Pompidu north Dame. This very well connected and their owners are a delight, they will help you in everything you need. 100% recommendable. If I return to Paris I will return to this apartment without hesitation.
El apartamento es increíble super bien situado, a 5 minutos andando del museo pompidu y a 10 de norte dame. Esta muy bien comunicado y sus propietarios son un encanto, te ayudarán en todo lo que necesites. 100% recomendable. Si vuelvo a parís volveré a este apartamento sin dudarlo.
The flat is perfect for a short trip to Paris. The next metro station (Arts et Métiers) is literally just around the corner and it´s not far to Centre Georges Pompidou (about 5 min.) and Notre Dame (about 15-20 min.).
The flat has pretty much everything you need and Hervé (Joanne´s husband) was really helpful.
No doubt, it was a very comfortable stay. To spend a few days in Paris, the studio has everything you need. The space is very well used and, above all, clean. Cerquísima of a metro station is located in a relatively inexpensive and near the mall area and Nottre Give me walk.
The owners very kind and generous, because you can recommend places to eat and visit.
Sin duda, ha sido una estancia muy confortable. Para pasar unos días en París el estudio tiene todo lo que necesitas. El espacio está muy bien aprovechado y, sobretodo, limpio. Se encuentra cerquísima de una estación de metro en una zona relativamente económica y cerca del centro comercial y de Nottre Dame andando.
Los dueños muy amables y generosos, pues te puede recomendar sitios donde comer y visitar.
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That was 9 days ago.
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haha sorry to laugh at your icicle misfortune, which is why I don't do outdoor decor that I can't put up myself! The rest of the house is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Your house is gorgeous! It looks like pages in a Christmas mag! I can't believe that you had kids in your house, honestly. You have trained them well to leave everything the heck alone. :)ReplyDelete
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i had no doubt in my mind that your house would be decorated to the nines :) just as fabulously dressed as you always are!
thats cool that you guys have two trees. and youre pretty brave displaying all that stuff with Coop being eye-level with most of them.
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the house looks great hun!! love all your decorations :)
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Your house looks so nice Molly! We just did our decorations yesterday. Now we just need more furniture. ;)ReplyDelete
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The third-seeded Pequot Lakes Patriots tennis season ended with a 4-3 loss to the No. 2 Park Rapids Panthers in the Section 8A semifinals on Friday, Oct. 11, at Grand Forks, N.D.
Winning matches for the Patriots, who finish 15-5 overall, were Maggie Heggerston, who defeated Morgan Knott 6-0, 7-5 at No. 4 singles; Sydney Holt-Lauren Bengtson, who beat Lindsey Girtz-Sarena Kinkel 7-5, 6-2 at No. 2 doubles; and Alex Nelson-Madison Galligan, who edged Ali Walsh-Mariena Dearstyne 6-4, 6-2 at No. 3 doubles.
"We tried a different lineup since we had lost to Park Rapids twice earlier this season," said Pequot Lakes coach Monica Sergent. "We felt it was a great line up, and the girls played extremely well. We just came up a little short."
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Mikayla Wing of Staples-Motley won the section singles title by defeating Julia Smith of Park Rapids 6-3, 6-2 in the championship match. Smith- Renner defeated S-M's Kelsey Zetah-Nikki Edin 6-3, 6-3 for the doubles championship.
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It's now been one calendar month, and what a month that has been.
After achieving an incredible level of success with a pair of mid-major programs over the previous eight years, Donnie Tyndall was introduced as Tennessee's 19th head men's basketball coach on April 22.
As the sun ascended above the foothills of the Smoky Mountains that day, anointing another East Tennessee morning in its warm and glorious Big Orange glow, the landscape of UT's basketball program looked much different than it does today.
The roster appeared to include seven scholarship returnees. A four-man signing class featuring a pair guards and two big men hung in the balance. And just around from the corner from Tyndall's spacious new office in Thompson-Boling Arena, eight offices for assistant coaches and support staff sat vacant.
What can one man - fueled by a relentless, blue-collar work ethic and carrying a fierce competitive chip on his shoulder - accomplish in one month?
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Tyndall wasted very little time assembling his full-time staff. But his urgency did not outweigh his instinct to make calculated decisions as it related to staffing.
Adam Howard and Chris Shumate, two bright young protégés who were part of Tyndall's staff at Southern Miss, were quickly tabbed for assistant coaching positions.
Tyndall then poached Al Pinkins, a recruiting heavyweight who is highly respected by collegiate colleagues from coast-to-coast, from Ole Miss to fill the remaining assistant coaching vacancy. Pinkins and Tyndall were on staff together at Middle Tennessee a decade ago, so that appointment was accompanied by a high level of confidence and trust.
Justin Phelps and Todd Moyer also earned opportunities to follow Tyndall from Hattiesburg, Miss., to Knoxville as UT's new director of basketball operations and strength and conditioning coach, respectively.
A handful of administrative appointments have yet to be finalized. But the positions most closely tied to recruiting were filled in short order.
The next order of business was roster stabilization.
Priorities No. 2, 3, 4 and 5 on the list? You guessed it: Roster stabilization.
The timing of Tyndall's hiring handcuffed him in terms of his ability to build an on-court rapport with Tennessee's returning players. UT was in what is classified in NCAA terms as a "finals period," so the staff was prohibited from conducting any workouts.
Tyndall asked the current team members to stop by the basketball offices daily, but there would be no opportunity to interact in a competitive, whistles-blaring, sneakers-squeaking, perform or take-a-seat environment.
Already shook by the uncertainty that accompanies a coaching change, some players found themselves questioning whether or not a future in Big Orange Country was in their best interest.
A.J. Davis and Darius Thompson, both of whom would be sophomores next season, requested and were granted releases from their scholarships. Those defections reduced UT's number of scholarship returners to five.
The situation with the four-man signing class assembled by previous head coach Cuonzo Martin also appeared quite tenuous. Each of the four had requested their release, and Tyndall obliged.
"I just think these (signees) are really loyal to coach Martin," Tyndall told reporters on May 6. "Which, to be honest with you, I love. I respect that. I have no problem with that, I respect coach Martin."
Robert Hubbs III, who arrived at Tennessee as a highly touted, five-star prospect last summer but saw his freshman season cut short by a shoulder injury, also sought assurance that remaining as a Vol was the best decision for him and his family. Martin had personally recruited him to UT. And Hubbs was extremely close with both Davis and Thompson, so the idea of losing two of his closest friends on the team understandingly induced trepidation.
Tyndall helped add clarity to that situation when he brought each of his assistant coaches to the Hubbs household in Newbern, Tenn., May 7.
"I think it meant a lot that coach Tyndall brought everyone with him," Hubbs' father, Robert Hubbs Sr., told VolQuest.com. "I think bringing the whole staff was unusual and not only showed us how important Robert was, but also gave us a chance to get a better feel for everything."
Hubbs III informed Vol Nation of his decision via Twitter the day after that full-house meeting: I started out at Tennessee and I'm staying at the University of Tennessee.
Retaining Hubbs III was a victory, to be certain.
The recovery from the four signees defections officially had begun a few days prior, on May 5, when Tyndall inked the first player of what now stands at an eight-man signing class. Guard Jabari McGhee was the first domino to fall.
That set in motion a 16-day flurry of signings that was capped May 21 with the signing of 6-10 forward Tariq Owens.
During the aforementioned May 6 media session - just 14 days into his Tennessee tenure - Tyndall offered a foreshadowing quote that certainly resonates today.
"I promise you that in about a month, there are going to be people saying, 'Holy cow, they got that guy? They filled that spot with him?' We just have to let it unfold. There are a lot of guys out there that still haven't made their minds up. There are guys who are certainly interested in our program, and we're going to get our share over the next month.
"We're going to surprise some people with who we end up signing over the next few weeks."
Tyndall's eight signees include prep standouts McGhee, Owens, Willie Carmichael and Detrick Mostella; junior college players Devon Baulkman and Kevin Punter; and graduate transfers Ian Chiles and Eric McKnight. The group represents seven states: Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, New York and North Carolina.
As things stand now, Tennessee's 13 allotted scholarships are filled. A pair of veteran walk-ons - Knoxville natives Brandon Lopez and Galen Campbell - brings the 2014-15 roster to the institutionally-mandated limit of 15 bodies.
Stabilization? Check.
Speaking at a Vol Network function in the East Club of Neyland Stadium the afternoon of May 22, Tyndall told attendees that his desire for this new-look 2014-15 team was for it to be "the most overachieving team in the country."
After a private jet brought Tyndall home to Knoxville late in the evening following a mid-May event in the Nashville area, a UTAD staffer dropped him off outside the basketball offices at Thompson-Boling Arena.
The courtesy SUV provided to him by the athletic department sat along the curb on Phillip Fulmer Way. Time to put the keys in the ignition, call it a night and head back to the downtown Knoxville hotel that served as "home?"
Hardly. Tyndall instead darted toward the arena lobby breezeway where Shumate stood, speaking on his cell phone (turning over stones in the roster stabilization effort, no doubt).
"10:30 staff meeting," Tyndall said with a boyish grin, as he scurried toward his office.
Talk about overachieving... Tyndall and his staff's work on the recruiting trail thus far has set one heck of an example in that department.
The line for autographs stretched clear across the cavernous room.
Tyndall, head down and wielding a black Sharpie marker, was carefully crafting a personal message on an 8x10 poster card bearing his name, likeness and Twitter handle (@UTCoachTyndall).
He penned the exclamation point after the words "Go Vols," and before he could even raise his eyes to catch his bearings, a wide-eyed baby boy outfitted in an orange onesie with white block letters spelling "Tennessee" across the chest was thrust into his arms.
It was family picture time. And Uncle Donnie drew the honor of posing with the newest member of this five-member clan, proudly decked out in UT gear and each instinctively grinning from ear-to-ear.
"I haven't been to a place where the fans are as passionate as they are here at UT," Tyndall said. "But that's exciting. I think it's fun that our fans are a little bit crazy in a good way. That excites me. And certainly I'm proud to be a part of it."
Tyndall shared greetings, smiles, stories and handshakes with every family, couple or solitary Vol fan who passed his signing station that evening at The Factory in Franklin, Tenn. A sold-out crowd of more than 400 fanatics had converged there for the Midstate stop on this year's five-city Big Orange Caravan tour.
Franklin was just the second stop on the caravan, which also visited Atlanta, Memphis, Chattanooga and Johnson City in Upper East Tennessee.
Though the days already lacked enough hours for him to dedicate the time he felt necessary to adequately address his program's personnel and recruiting needs, Tyndall was insistent upon finding a way to appear at all five tour stops.
Perhaps most impressive to those observing his interactions with fans was the fact that he seemed to do so with a genuine sense of joy.
He's certainly not afraid to poke fun at himself.
During his introductory press conference at Pratt Pavilion, his northern accent led his pronunciation of Vols to sound more like "Vals," causing an immediate social media stir. During several radio interviews in the days that followed - his total count for interviews conducted during his first 30 days on the job is approaching 50, reaching nearly every major market throughout the state as well as the Southeast - hosts playfully coached him on the proper pronunciation. He welcomed the ribbing and was quick to master the important aspects of the articulation of all things Vol.
"I'm a people person by nature," Tyndall said. "I like to get to know people and build relationships."
One relationship in particular was formed quickly and easily.
Tyndall and Tennessee football coach Butch Jones - both Michigan natives who, refreshingly, lack the off-putting egos so often displayed by big-time college coaches - sat side-by-side while traveling to and from each Big Orange Caravan event.
By the time the tour rolled into Johnson City for its fifth and final event on May 20, Jones joked that Tyndall had been eating too much Tennessee barbeque - Tyndall and his staff have already developed a fondness for the fare at Knoxville fixtures Calhoun's and Dead End BBQ - while Tyndall in return added a bit of pressure to Jones' upcoming fall by publicly predicting a gridiron victory over Florida.
"Coach Jones has been fantastic," Tyndall said. "He's spent a lot of time with me, probably too much with as busy as he is. He's a guy that has really gone out of his way to make me feel comfortable and to give me pointers and ideas.
"We went out to dinner the other night until about 1:00 in the morning, just talking. He's been unbelievably helpful and a great friend thus far. I wish I could help him as much as he helps me."
Jones has been a valuable asset for Tyndall, helping the new hoops coach learn the lay of the land on Rocky Top. But the pair also has enjoyed talking shop as it relates to their profession as mentors.
They've shared with one another their philosophies on recruiting, mentoring and motivating student-athletes. They've discussed Southeastern Conference politics.
They've simply become fast friends.
"I asked him today if he was still working off of momentum, energy and the adrenaline," Jones said. "And it's all of the above. I know what he's going through. There will be nights that I'll call him at 11:00, 11:30 at night and they're still in the office grinding it out. When you talk about similarities, we're both very appreciative of the opportunity to be here at the University of Tennessee. It's a very special place."
Meeting new people. It's a crucial part of the process for anyone, in any profession, who embarks on a new job.
Now, imagine if your job was performed in front of more than 20,000 screaming fans. Forty intense minutes of many work days - 40 minutes that somehow span two-plus hours - are televised nationally.
Newspapers dedicate barrels of ink annually to analyzing you performance. Round-the-clock radio programming provides the forum for armchair "supervisors" to critique your every move and decision.
For jobs like this, the "meeting new people" part is like a full-time job all by itself.
If you live or work in the state of Tennessee, there's a decent chance you'll meet Tyndall this summer, too. Phelps is wearing the letters of his computer keyboard typing up all of Tyndall's impending speaking engagements for the coming weeks.
In his first 30 days on the job, Tyndall has met a veritable who's who of UT and SEC sporting royalty.
Pat Summitt. Gus Manning. Mike Slive. Johnny Majors.
Heck, Tyndall even ran into basketball Hall of Famer, NBA All-Star and "Dream Team" legend Charles Barkley at a Birmingham, Ala., airstrip.
The photo of Barkley sharing a handshake with Tyndall surely must have made fans of Barkley's alma mater, Auburn University, cringe. But even Sir Charles was not immune to the disarming charm that emanates from Tyndall.
A host of Tennessee basketball lettermen have stopped by Tyndall's office to meet their program's new caretaker. UT's all-time winningest player, Wayne Chism (2007-10), and upcoming NBA Draft hopeful Jordan McRae (2011-14) both popped in to say hello recently.
"He seemed real cool. Just a normal, down-to-earth guy," McRae said. "Everything I've heard so far has been really positive. He told me I was welcome back here to use the facilities and train anytime. He said to just give him a call if I ever needed anything. It was great to hear that from him."
Tyndall also has met several Vol lettermen at Big Orange Caravan events and other functions - Lang Wiseman and Rob Murphy just to name a few.
"If (Tyndall's) obvious energy and gusto for the job shows up in wins and losses, then there's plenty to be excited about," said Wiseman, a former UT guard and Academic All-American who now resides in Memphis.
Having heard tale after tale regaling the hardwood exploits of legendary Tennessee head coach Ray Mears since even before he took the job, Tyndall was thrilled to meet Mears' sons, Steve and Matt, during the Johnson City caravan stop May 20.
During the function's official program, emceed by UT Director of Broadcasting Bob Kesling, Kesling introduced the brothers and handed over the mic. They then proceeded to bestow an honor upon Tyndall that only true Tennessee fans can properly appreciate.
They presented Tyndall with his very own orange blazer, the gameday attire made famous by their late father. Recent Vol basketball coaches have worn the "orange armor," as Mears once called it, for games against traditional rivals such as Kentucky and Vanderbilt.
On stage, in front of yet another sold out crowd, Tyndall tried on his new colorful coat - it fit. He immediately agreed to carry on the sartorial tradition.
The ovation he and the Mears brothers received at that moment brought goose bumps to the skin of those in the room. But it will pale in comparison to the triple-digit decibel downpour that surely will accompany the jacket's Thompson-Boling Arena debut this winter.
After throwing out the ceremonial first pitch before the Tennessee-Florida baseball game May 15 and then spending an inning on the air with the Vol Network radio broadcast crew, Tyndall and members of his staff exited Lindsey Nelson Stadium through the front gates.
They were on their way to enjoy dinner along the bank of the Tennessee River at - where else - Calhoun's near campus with a recruit, Owens, who wound up signing with the Vols six days later.
As Tyndall left the ballpark, he was stopped by Benny Woods, an usher supervisor who works events at several UT athletic venues and is a familiar face to fans.
As the two spoke privately, Tyndall's eyes grew wide and his face lit up. He nodded, smiled, laughed and nodded some more. Finally with a hearty slap on Woods' shoulder, the two parted ways and Tyndall regrouped with members of his staff for the walk back to Thompson-Boling Arena.
"You know, it really is a small world," Tyndall said with a sense of marvel.
Apparently Woods knew some of Tyndall's old AAU teammates and high school opponents from back in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Walking away from the stadium, the pregame playlist tunes bellowing from the ballpark speakers grew fainter. Tyndall looked down as he walked. He grinned and shook his head, seemingly reliving those boyhood playing days, when he was walking in the shoes of the young men he now recruits to Tennessee.
A career's worth of hustle and grind earned him this opportunity. His hardwood playing days are long behind him now, occupying a shelf in his memory bank accessed only for small periods of time during moments such as this.
In the blink of an eye, he snapped back into the now. His eyes rose, his pace accelerated and he ignited a high-energy discussion with Owens and his father.
Plenty of work left to do. For Tyndall, the "work" likely will never be done. He's built for the grind.
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The Premier League is not a three-horse race between the Manchester clubs and Tottenham, according to Lukasz Fabianski.
Arsenal's local rivals moved level on points with Man United after beating Everton on Wednesday night and, although Spurs are still three points behind leaders Man City, they have opened up a nine-point advantage on fourth-placed Chelsea.
Arsène Wenger's side are a further point adrift in fifth but Fabianski believes they can peg back the pacesetters.
"I don't think there is a split between the top three and the rest because you can see already this season that some teams had a great start, but suddenly dropped points," he told Arsenal Player.
"It's a bit mixed. Those top three teams at the moment have a bit more of an advantage above the other teams, but there is still time, there are loads of games and it can all still change I think."
Arsenal have 18 Premier League games in which to make up ground and Fabianski believes they will benefit from a kinder January fixture list. Last year Wenger's side played nine games during the course of the month; that is down to six this term.
"It will make a huge difference," said Fabianski. "The Christmas period was quite busy for us, so having only six games instead of nine in January is much better. You have more rest time, you won't be that stressed, you won't travel that much, it's much better for us."
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This classic of twentieth-century literature chronicles the spiritual evolution of a man living in India at the time of the Buddha—a spiritual journey that has inspired generations of readers. Here is a fresh translation from Sherab Chödzin Kohn, a gifted translator and longtime student of Buddhism and Eastern philosophy. Kohn's flowing, poetic translation conveys the philosophical and spiritual nuances of Hesse's text, paying special attention to the qualities of meditation experience. This edition also includes an introduction exploring Hesse's own spiritual journey as evidenced in his journals and personal letters.
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Friend calls you wants to go to movie with boy. Boy brings his friend, girl brings her friend. This is very daterish.
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|ella took this picture of me getting ready
As I untangled the dress, I discovered the huge hole I just created. I pretty sure it's ruined, at least from the back. Looks great in the front still!
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#861 Mon 20 Aug 12 12:38am
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bump! ...so you all can see my *post*!!!
Happy New Year/2015 to you ALL! :-)
#862 Thu 13 Sep 12 3:56am
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bump bumpty bump!!!!
Anyone wish to play please?!?
Happy New Year/2015 to you ALL! :-)
#863 Thu 13 Sep 12 8:53am
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Re: This or That
It's a difficult one, but this time I would go for spaghetti & meatballs.
Well, well, well, what next?
Pancake: sweet or savoury?
#864 Thu 13 Sep 12 9:27am
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Cheers for posting, Christian! ...I hope all is well in Germany?! ...I looove pancakes, I will choose...
sweet pancakes!
pavlova or cheesecake?
Last edited by Kiwi Kris (Thu 13 Sep 12 9:29am)
Happy New Year/2015 to you ALL! :-)
#865 Thu 13 Sep 12 11:20am
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Re: This or That
Things could be better. I'm working on it, though! How are things in New Zealand, then?
I would choose pavlova, if someone would make me one. Never tried it myself ... yet.
Something different:
Cupcake or Bun? (so are you a bun-ny or a cup-something?)
#866 Thu 13 Sep 12 11:55am
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Re: This or That
I'll for for a bun! I remember buying cream buns at the tuckshop at school. Yum! Jam and cream in them, icing sugar on top.
Almonds or Peanuts?
#867 Fri 14 Sep 12 1:14am
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Hi Joy! I like both, tho if they are mixed I will go for the....
Almonds first!!!!
Shopping for...
clothes OR books?
(Christian! I hope it all works out well for you & take care please! We are all great in N.Z. thanks for asking! Spring has arrived, tho, we had a frost the other day brrr! We have about 30 more cows to calve on the farm here, so, everything is rolling along okay! Hope to catch you another time! Cheers; Kris )
Happy New Year/2015 to you ALL! :-)
#868 Fri 14 Sep 12 2:17am
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Nice work Kiwi Kris.... excellent way to entice everyone back into this thread... its been quite barren for a while. I LOVE books but have to admit that clothes shopping (whilst completely frustrating at times), is just great fun.
Hmm.... something very un-food related to mix it up a bit:
Horse racing or greyhound racing??
#869 Fri 14 Sep 12 8:45am
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Re: This or That
Horse racing............in the UK we used to go to Ascot every year, and were next to the Royal Box, where OH entertained clients. It was brilliant, and I didn't really care about the racing
Winter or summer?
#870 Fri 14 Sep 12 9:31am
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Re: This or That
Oh this is a hard one. I am tempted to say Summer since I am just coming out of winter. But then I remember how I wilt in the heat and the walls of the house get hot and the sun glares, and think fondly of my woolen tights and jackets and skirts. So I say Winter!
Big car or little car?


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Called NOT YOUR GRANMOTHERS TUMBLING BLOCKS.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I bought that pattern years ago and it works well.
I did it "the other way" and when I watch this I think I could have spared myself a lot of grief!!!
love it, can't wait to try it!
I've never thought of doing a tumbling blocks because of the set in seams. May have to reconsider.
My BFF and I used this easier pattern and made a baby quilt for her not too long ago. It worked great.
Wow - that's amazing! I have avoided this pattern for years because I like quilting to be enjoyable not frustrating! LOL I don't mind stretching myself, but it looked just too monotonous and time-consuming. This method looks more interesting and definitely easier. Thanks so much for posting the link! :D :D
I too love this pattern, but have avoided it for years. Now I'm excited to try this method. Thanks! :lol:
I have some rather old fabric that I want to use in a tb quilt. Thanks for the link and info.
I did this pattern about 10 years ago, the other way. Guess it's time to update my colors and do it the easy way. Thanks for showing us this.


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Winnipeg artist Wanda Koop has created an overwhelming body of work that critiques how modes of technology affect nature. The exhibition showcases approximately 50 works created over the past three decades.Organized by the National Gallery of Canada and the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
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been playing around with the 9mm ar-15.
first thing i notices was the AIM free float quad rail got the barrel loose. so i had to pull it down and re-torque it to 75lbs. i bet it don't get loose again--damn aluminum barrel nutz--lol
did that 15 minute trigger job on it --greatly improved the trigger overall. -- i think i did it in 5 minutes, i did skip the polishing part. it would have done better had i polished the trigger and hammer. still much better than stock. this trigger-- a DPMS was gritty out of the box.
i installed a UTG A2 rifle stock on it to test out a full sized rifle buffer. i took the UTG rifle buffer apart and replaced the two hollow parts with two solid parts from a CAR buffer.
i blocked the travel of the bolt back to just what is required by a 9mm by dropping in a piece of PVC pipe joint of the 1/2" size down in the buffer tube.
now here is the kicker i have a 3-9x 40 bushnell scope i had took off my savage bolt gun and a spare ar-15 scope mount. i thought it is going to be horribly over scoped but WHT-- it will be fun anyway.
i bore sighted the scope to the 9mm and didn't even have to make an adjustment on the thing. @ 40 yard you can hit a MARBLE--on my paper target it punched a bulls eye the first second and third shot. all in the same hole with just a slight bit of cloverleaf--
i was shocked to see this and was expecting to see 5" MOA or even worse with the pistol cal carbine set up. i didn't test it @ 100 but it will be interesting to see what it will do.
the full sized rifle buffer makes for a super smooth set up in the 9mm . i haven't shot it enough yet to really tell how the better buffering is helping . the blow-backs are really fiddly with buffers. to me they seem to like the buffer action better than weight. with the rifle buffer you can have weight and buffer action dead-blow . in theory it is a better set up.
that damn oversize scope is staying on the 9mm--it just shoots too good to replace!


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The Bodhisattva Path to Unsurpassed Enlightenment
A Complete Translation of the BodhisattvabhumiĀrya Asanga's Bodhisattvabhūmi, or The Stage of a Bodhisattva, is the Mahāyāna tradition's most comprehensive manual on the practice and training of bodhisattvas—by the author's own account, a compilation of the full range of instructions contained in the entire collection of Mahāyāna sutras. A classic work of the Yogācāra school, it has been cherished in Tibet by all the historical Buddhist lineages as a primary source of instruction on bodhisattva… Read More
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Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.
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Developed by Sony Computer Entertainment Japan, LocoRoco ™ is an innovative 2D platform/action game available exclusively for the PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) system. Featuring unique controls utilizing the "L" and "R" shoulder buttons, players are tasked with controlling via "tilting or bumping" the landscape of the LocoRoco in order to help them navigate through the level and keep them out of harm's way . With more than 40 stages, players control and guide the LocoRoco through vibrant, thriving and lush worlds filled with slippery slopes, swing ropes , and more. Featuring six different types of LocoRoco that include their own voices and actions, players will be enchanted by captivating music that communicates the joyous world of these LocoRoco . In addition, LocoRoco features the rewarding LocoHouse, three mini-games , and wireless features.
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My main guy Aaron Donald has been streaking up draft boards and had a massive week at the SR BOWL. Another guy i've talked alot about in recent weeks, Jimmy Garopolo QB E.Illinois has done nothing but continue his trend up draft boards.. I knew in time, those 2 would get the respect they deserved. Very easy when you watch these 2, to see NFL skill sets..
One of my fave Interior lineman, Weston Richburg had a big wk, and continues to climb boards. Shoot, i'd been mocking him to us since September..lol Christian Kirksey, Jean-Baptiste, James White, Pierre Desir, Crockett Gilmore, Zack Martin, David Fluellen, Caraun Reid..etc
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why did everyone want a corner well lets take a look...
1. Webster is coming into the last year of his contract, prob will not be re-signed
2. Prince is the only starting caliber corner currently on the roster (let's hope C-web regains his form)
3. T2 is one hit away from retiring
4. Ross is Ross...hes a decent backup but not a starting caliber corner
5. Hosley is undersized to be a outside corner, and let's face it he didn't look that great last year. Maybe he will turn into a good slot corner at best
31st in passing yards per game..atrocious
18 pass plays of more than 30 yards this season (tied for the third-most in the league)
that is why we think we need corners
I didn't nessecarily want a corner, but there was great value at CB, and were not exactly lighting the world on fire with our pass defense, so why not take a guy like Xavier Rhodes in RD1, or Jamar Taylor in RD2, both of whom provided great value at a positon that is clearly a questoin mark?
Corey Webster.
I mean just look at week one. Week freaking one Justin Tryon had to play in clutch time. If that doesn't show you that CB depth is a must then I don't know what to do.