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Cheers Kernelkrink that is an excellant website, I think I'll be on it for a while.
thanks again Dinger.
Check out silencertests.com they have a lot of pics of internals, I'm pretty sure they have an X-Ray of the Surefire at least.
Cheers Kernelkrink that is an excellant website, I think I'll be on it for a while.
thanks again Dinger.
ok so what defines a suppressor/silencer? is there a magic drop in sound pressure level or is it any reduction in noise level?
is it ok to quieten but not silence(using this term loosely)?
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The legal definition is found at: Justia :: 27 C.F.R. § 479.11 Meaning of terms.
"Muffler or silencer. Any device for silencing, muffling, or diminishing the report of a portable firearm, including any combination of parts, designed or redesigned, and intended for the use in assembling or fabricating a firearm silencer or firearm muffler, and any part intended only for use in such assembly or fabrication"
Note there is no standard for actual reduction of sound, only that the device, or any part thereof, is designed or intended to reduce the sound. There was a case where a gang banger was threatening a person and stuck a potato on the end of his bbl. They charged him with possession of a silencer even though the idea was ludicrous. The court ruled that the gangbanger wasn't intent on finding a quick way to make hashbrowns, the defendant obviously intended for the spud to reduce the sound of the shot and was therefore a silencer even though it might have actually loudened the shot by blowing up the gun.
A single baffle, a threaded end cap or tube are all parts that by themselves can get you convicted if they can convince a jury your intention was to make a silencer out of it. There is even a little plastic adapter out there that adapts the threads on a 2 liter bottle to attach to the end of a bbl. Yep, it is a silencer, and every 2 liter bottle in your possession at the time you are caught with it is an add on charge.
OTOH, there are these:
Which are sold without tax to anybody. The stated purpose is to reduce sound, so why isn't it a silencer? Ditto for the .22 ammo like the Colibri that is designed for "quiet pest removal" and such. During Vietnam a 12 guage shell that had a captured piston was developed, when fired the shot was expelled by the piston but the explosion was contained within the shell, no noise. Each shell is a silencer according to ATF. In ATF's entire history, I don't think anybody has ever accused them of being consistent....


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Re: Official Thread PSN Outage September 21st
i thought the the same thing. Sony needs better customer service if they wanna keep faithful players, this is the second time they claim its gonna be fixed soon and look what happened last time! They need to inform us of stuff like this when they find it, post it on the blog or something. when i began to investigate to see if it was the network and not my internet, the first place i went is the blog, when nothing was there, i dug through these forums for like 30 mins before i found something. COME ON SONY!
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Seriously sony I need my black ops in 3D before I go to work all night this is bullshit fix your server and stop letting these hackers shut us down we need our online games theres no challenge offline. I'll just keep it off until the network comes back up horrible
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You should always hit up the forums first. The PS Blog should be the last place to look. After i found out it wasnt my connection but the PSN i immediately checked the forums. Sushi locked the first thread that i checked and created the official PSN outage thread. I suggest you just sit tight and stay glued to this thread as Sushi is giving us updates on the situation.
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Yeah everyone listen to raw fish because every so called "update" has said the same exact thing that gives you absolutely no information. Good call...


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It's a story of summer, yes, but more specifically the fruit. The fruit! What a joy it was to eat summer fruit back then. I remember places where you could pick berries by the bucket (which quickly broke). There were melons that were red inside. Tomatoes that could actually be turned into pasta sauce. And eating our weight in strawberries as we picked them for $3.50 an hour. It was an orgy of juiciness and gastric distress.
Near us there was a nectarine orchard where you could fill a bucket for $5. I have tried, over this summer, to impart my love of nectarines to my own children and failed miserably. Quite fairly, they have little interest in fruit that is picked when it still has the consistency of concrete, takes weeks to soften, and then tastes like the Generic McPlainwrap of the fruit world. If it ever ripens.
Most of what I have bought has gone from the consistency of a clay pigeon shooting target to frankly rotten without passing through the merest window of eatability.
And it's not just nectarines. I will have to have Botox now, I suspect, to fix the new crow's feet caused by the wincing, pursing and puckering I have done while sampling tart blueberries, sour apricots and frankly past-it peaches. My husband almost broke a two-year moratorium on drinking alcohol when he bit into a melon so fermented it would have made him fail a breath test.
(In fact, I was instrumental in breaking my husband's teetotal ways when I inadvertently bought him and my three very young children highly alcoholic ginger beer, only realising my mistake as they rolled around gagging after imbibing the stuff.)
My ginger beer faux pas was a case of buyer beware; I obviously hadn't "bewared" enough. But I won't take responsibility for all the bad fruit I have bought. It looks fine to the eye - the prices are eye-watering enough - but it is not until you are home and chowing through the packet that you realise half the cherries are rotten, the watermelon is largely white inside, or that the nicest strawberries have been packed facing the consumer, cleverly hiding their green, unappealing cohorts.
I am loath to blame the growers. Quite rightly, they send their best stuff to where they will get the best returns; about 60 per cent of the total harvest of fruit and veg goes offshore, earning them over $2 billion a year. I assume the rest is still perfectly edible, even if it doesn't have the precise dimensions of that sent to Japan or Korea.
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#1 Sun 04 Feb 07 10:30am
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what knifes?
Hey guys
i was wondering what kind (brand) of knifes should i buy for cooking at home? but they have to be afforable and sold in Australia
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#2 Sun 04 Feb 07 11:23am
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Re: what knifes?
i dont have a website, but maybe have a look at sheldon and hammond website. they supply all the cooking shope (i think). i may have been mislead, but i think my manage all there mail and crap like that. i havent lloked into it very much, so its a long shot
#3 Sun 04 Feb 07 11:40am
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Re: what knifes?
With Knives and other Kitchen equiptment it is always wise to buy the best that you can afford.
When I buy knives I look for something comfortable to hold and well ballanced.
It is always tepting to buy a huge knife set but in truth , you will find that you only use a couple of knives on a regular basis.
I think that these are good knives to start with....
A large strong knife for chopping (blade around 8inches I would think),
a small knife for peeling,
a serrated knife that you could use for cutting bread.
There have been a number of threads asking this question, if you go to the search area at the top of the page ,click on it and then enter 'knives' into the topic box then a whole load of assosiated things will pop up. Just trawl through these and you will be able to see poeples advice and preferences.
One thing that I will add is that it is important to keep your knives sharp as a well sharpened knife safest.
#4 Sun 04 Feb 07 12:05pm
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Re: what knifes?
I am going to give a totally unconventional answer: buy the cheapest knives you can find.
They will be made of rubbish steel and need sharpening constantly. That means you will get lots of practice at sharpening knives. Then once you have learned how to sharpen a knife, go with Solingen or Sheffield. There is also a Japanese equivalent. I just stick with cheap knives and hone my skills.
Get a sharpening stone: people seem to think a steel is for sharpening, but it's not,
Thanks for asking the question, you may be able to discern that it's one dear to my heart
#5 Sun 04 Feb 07 5:47pm
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Re: what knifes?
I got a set of Villeroy & Boch for my birthday, and have so far found them excellent. They came complete with a wooden block, and include a bread knife, cook's knife, paring knife, carving knife and a small serrated one too. Oh, and a steel. They were very reasonably priced, too.
http://eshop.villeroy-boch.com/ch/shopp … how_127017
#6 Sun 04 Feb 07 9:54pm
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Re: what knifes?
victorinox fibrox - the 2nd best in a choice magazine (aussie consumer mag) study and at least half the price of the 1st. www.petersofkensington.com.au or a kitchen shop (commerical or normal)
#7 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:01pm
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Re: what knifes?
I use Global knives, they are brilliant.
#8 Mon 05 Feb 07 9:32pm
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Re: what knifes?
try as many types as possible...find the ones you like...the ones I like to hold in my somewhat massive hands might not feel right in yours. I do like the prev post on cheap knives though...no sense in picking up really good expensive knives..just to ruin them due to improper sharpening..use etc...Bottom line, buy what you like and feel comfortable with. They are after all gonna be yours...
#9 Fri 09 Feb 07 6:01pm
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Re: what knifes?
Hi there,
This is the fourth time, at least, that I have replied to a post on knives, may be it should have its own section? Or put a search engine on the forums? Just a suggestion!
Anyway...... as a student chef we had Sabatier Knives which served me well for fifteen years untill some creep knicked them! My boss, being quite generous at the time, told me to order what ever i wanted, so I got five globals. Should've seen his face when he got the bill! For the next few years I used my globals daily and they did a good job, however when you really analyse them I found that after a long day of chopping, slicing and boning they were in fact quite tiresome. I then discovered Wusthof Gourmet. They are incredibly light, stay sharp, are easy to sharpen and work realy well but they are really expensive. I bought a pairing knife, a 8cm Nakiri (excellent for fast chopping) and a 10cm cooks knife. But I also needed a butchers steak knife, boning knife and fileting knife. I bought a Victorianox Steak knife and a Victorianox Flexible boning knife which you can use for filleting aswell! Just goes to prove that some times the cheapest are the better.
Just remember one thing.... it's they way that you use them and your personal style and technique that count. Some people will get on with some knives better that others will with other knives
#10 Sat 10 Feb 07 11:45am
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Re: what knifes?
there is some great suggestions for knives there. But no matter what kind you buy it is good to think about what you are using them for.
the two main ways to make knives are stamping and forging. each has things it is good for. Right now i have a set of stamped henkels that was a wedding present. They are ok but if money was no object i would move up to Kersaw Shun knives. The problem with that is i don't have $1000 bucks for 4 or 5 knives right now. I recently saw that Calaphon makes a lookalike to the Shun knives that might be more in my pricerange in the near future. I may just buy a few forged henkel pieces to fit in with my current set instead. I really would like to at least pick of the forged Santoku.
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Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( USD 12.95 per day )
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Boston Marriott Cambridge offers 433 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Beds feature premium bedding. 32-inch LCD televisions come with premium cable channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include showers and complimentary toiletries.
This Cambridge hotel provides wired and wireless Internet access for a surcharge. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Housekeeping is offered daily and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested.
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Desk
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Daily housekeeping
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Free toiletries
- Shower only
- Cable TV service
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Champions - Casual sports bar serving American fare including appetizers, sandwiches, salads and entrees. Bar selections include over 35 domestic craft and imported beers, 20 wines by the glass and a wide variety of precisely mixed cocktails. Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Lounge - Lobby lounge gives guests the opportunity to socialize and relax over signature cocktails and other beverages. Starbucks - Coffee shop offering freshly brewed coffees and teas, as well as pastries.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Sailing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 4 AM
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 20 per day.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 18.95 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room wired Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 40 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 45 per day (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per day
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Chemtrails: Real conspiracy, or wild theory?
Each perspective has fervent believers
BEND, Ore. - On a clear day, they're an unmistakable part of the sky. Most people simply know them as condensation trails off of planes, but there's a growing community of believers who are convinced something more sinister is going on.
Those people firmly believe a classified government project is spraying us with toxic metals.
Despite what others call a lack of firm evidence, they're convinced there are extra planes up there, trying to change our atmosphere. And they're worried it's responsible for trees dying and major health problems.
"Right here you can see these contrails, what I call chemtrails, turning on and off," says Mark as he points to his photos of the streaks in the sky he's taken in Bend over the years. He has dozens of them. "This one was taken in the afternoon, after a very heavy day of spraying."
"I really just see our blue skies gone, to see a constant haze, to taste it, to smell this metallic, sulfur-y taste," says Mark.
That's not his real name. We've kept his real identity secret out of concern by his employer that Mark's passion over the chemtrail theory would hurt business.
"I've heard many times, 'Nothing to see here. Crazy, wacko conspiracy theory.' I've been called that a million times. It doesn't bother me at all."
After moving to Bend six years ago, Mark has thrown himself into researching the chemtrail conspiracy. He's one of thousands believing the government is up to something.
Some think they're spraying to weaken our immune systems. Mark says they're experimenting with global warming by spraying toxic chemicals that are killing our trees and making people sick.
"I do think the weather modification is absolutely part of the program, and it's in the weather modification patents," he says at his Bend home. "There are geo-engineering patents that specifically state these technologies are used to control the weather."
Cloud-seeding is a decades-old practice, with private companies today hired in drought areas to create rain. From the ground or air, for a example a Utah company's website says it releases silver iodide or even compressed liquid propane to bring moisture together to form man-made clouds.
Chemtrail believers say it's all at the expense of human health.
But Central Oregon Community College chemistry professor Carol Higginbotham is skeptical: "As a scientist, I tend to want to look at the data, and I haven't seen anything that persuades me something's going on."
She says what you see in the sky is not a conspiracy at all, but rather contrails made up of a hot engine exhaust of carbon dioxide and water vapor that freezes to leave streaks in high altitudes and cold temperatures.
"If the air is very dry, it may be that the contrail isn't going to persist very long," explains Higginbotham, in her chemistry lab at the college. "If the relative humidity is higher than it might be, that little cloud that forms, the little ice cloud, may be slower to disperse."
The notion that planes are intentionally spraying anything over us is far-fetched and misinformed, according to Central Oregon aviation experts who have been flying for decades.
"In terms of using an aircraft at 36,000 feet to spray into the jet stream, before it ever got low enough to ever do anything it would probably be on the other side of the U.S. or across the Atlantic," says Jerry Bean, an aviation instructor at COCC. "The concentration would be so minute that it wouldn't cause any effect."
Commercially rated, ex-Navy pilot of 40 years Jerry Bean and 29-year Coast Guard helicopter pilot Karl Baldessari are both aviation instructors at COCC in Bend. They say the weight of aerosol sprayers would cost too much in fuel, and it would be a waste of money spent on something that would hardly penetrate the ground. Not to mention the strict FAA flight records.
"It's another check and balance for who's up there," says Baldessari of the documentation planes must file with the FAA. "Where are they going, what are they doing? That's another hurdle to get over when we're talking about a conspiracy operation."
Still, sky-watchers insist it's not flight patterns, but the trails criss-cross and turn to form deliberate grids, and linger too long to be water vapor.
As for Mark's photos showing the trail suddenly stop over the Central Oregon sky, Bean has an easy explanation: "Here in this area, it'd be about the descent point to head into Portland, so they pull the power back -- less heat out of the engine, and as you're descending, you descend out of the contrail."
But theorists like Mark aren't convinced, thanks in part to endless YouTube videos, documentaries and conspiracy websites that back up their theories.
"You can almost guarantee what they're (the government) going to end up saying when they fully admit it, is, 'We're doing it to help you. We're doing it to save the Earth,'" says Mark.
With NASA and the Air Force providing simple graphs on how contrails form, getting to the heart of whether anyone is altering the atmosphere to fight global warming is difficult.
Scientists like Higginbotham say it's a possibility ... for the future. "Those ideas are there and have been there for a long time, but that's a different thing than saying it's happening right now," she says.
There is a lot more to this discussion on both sides. For example, many theorists think this is happening in all NATO countries.
Some documentaries have done soil testing in places like northern California to find high levels of aluminum, barium and strontium -- the chemicals the theorists believe are being sprayed.
But climatologists say an undertaking this massive would be nearly impossible to keep under wraps, even for the government.
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Yes. Life's good here.
People say we're a different breed up here, which is funny because we haven't all come from the same place. But Portland is a place to be at home. Even as the pace changes with the seasons and life changes with the years, you can find continuity here. Our port city will always smell like the sea. Life is layered; history is present, yet there's always room for something new. Here, people prefer collaboration to competition; you don't have to go it alone. In our small city, it's almost true that everyone knows everyone, from social circles to the street. There's a way to make Portland your own.
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An expression of condemnation or exasperation uttered by someone (typically a non-hipster) after a hipster has done or said something ill-advised.
"Did you hear that Humphrey got Tulip preggers after he accidentally put on one of the rubber balloons left over from his balloon portrait of Bjork embracing Madonna, instead of a condom?"
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P. Kevin Williamson Named to Fundraising Post at WSSU
June 4, 2013P. Kevin Williamson has been named director of development for corporate & foundation relations at Winston-Salem State University.
Williamson will be responsible for researching and developing funding opportunities with local and national corporations and foundations. He will also serve as a resource for WSSU administrators, faculty members, and students seeking external funding for university projects and programs.
With more than 13 years experience, Williamson has secured more than $1 million in fundraising, built broad and vast community partnerships, and developed diversity inclusion strategies for fundraising and board recruitment.
Williamson previously served as director of development in the College of Arts and Sciences at University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG). Prior to that, he was director of development for leadership gifts at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
Williamson earned his bachelor's degree in English from North Carolina A&T State University.


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A word describing somebody who is uncomfortable being openly amiable and kind, so they give more subtle hints to their goodwill while maintaining a disagreeable exterior. See also.
That man spent the entire meal complaining to me about my service, and then he left me a $5 tip. He's totally aggressive passive.
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Short one-act plays can come across as trivial, a joke that's all punchline, or as resonant as a pivotal scene from a two-hour drama. The Black Box Theatre, at the Artists' Exchange in Cranston, is presenting its 7th Annual One-Act Play Festival through August 26, and the array is varied so far.
Wave 1, the first of three two-weekend runs, continues through July 29. The plays were selected from more than 200 submissions, the process overseen by Black Box artistic director Rich Morra. For the first time, there are guest directors for some of the shorts.
The opening play sets a lighthearted mood. The Latest News from the Primordial Ooze, written by Rich Orloff and directed by Kate Lester, is about as silly as they get. Barry (Mark Carter) and Marjorie (Meg Taylor-Roth) are two fish zipping about murky depths. But Barry has greater ambitions. With Carter's trademark physical humor (such as a hand occasionally indicating bubbles burbling above him), Barry lets Marjorie in on a little secret: he pulls off a green glove, revealing waggling appendages. "I called them 'fin-gers,' " he proudly tells her. Not only that, he brags that he can breathe air and pops his head up to prove it. Poor Marjorie is going to miss him. She appreciates his once saying that her eyes are so pretty it's a shame he can see only one at a time.
That's followed by a play that manages to be serious without being somber. Chicken and Egg Soup, by Bob Stewart, is directed by Morra (unless otherwise specified, the others below are directed by him). A woman identified only as Mother (Carol Drewes) is freshly out of the hospital, where she has been treated for cancer. She is meeting her daughter, Debbie (Erin Archer), in a food court but, more importantly, also meeting for the first time a son she gave up for adoption when she was 15. Debbie is mostly concerned that her mother sign over the title to her house instead of selling it — Medicare will take care of you again if your cancer returns, she brightly reminds her — but the son, William (Robert C. Reynolds), who grew up to be a successful professor, is kind and considerate. We learn that chicken and egg soup, which they both happen to love at a restaurant there, to the Chinese represents the reuniting of mother and child. Before leaving, the mother learns something far more significant, in a gentle way that doesn't come across as preachy.
Another Mother (Mary Paolino) is featured in Thomas Atkinson's Dancing Turtle. As she is driving to an Appalachian festival with her daughter Molly (Taylor-Roth), the daughter's thoughts are spoken to us by Mary (Corey Lynn Arruda). Molly, you see, can't speak clearly and her limbs are twisted from cerebral palsy; Mary is her internal self. At the festival, Molly becomes fascinated and excited by a Native American turtle dance. What follows could easily become sentimental and mawkish but, between the acting and directing and the restraint of the play itself, pathos is transcended.
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#1 Fri 02 Mar 12 10:20am
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Jamie's Ministry of Food - what's it all about?
Hi everyone,
Thanks to those of you who are helping out by taking some of the Ministry of Food classes and writing about them here on the site. Check back on this thread as the forum members start to write about the classes and let us all know a bit more about this great initiative.
#2 Wed 25 Apr 12 4:05pm
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Re: Jamie's Ministry of Food - what's it all about?
I would like to find out more information on what is being done in the US. We are willing to help and start an organization that will educated others on healthy food. Most importantly our children and the schools. We are located in North Carolina and our top industry is agriculture in our county. We have the first dairy farmer in the state to be certified organic. We have been lead to do a Food Revolution Day on May 19th at our store Farm Fresh MarketPlace. With all of that said, is there a way to find out more information on partnering or helping to promote The Food Revolution in the US & our local area? Thanks for any info!
#3 Thu 25 Oct 12 8:06pm
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Re: Jamie's Ministry of Food - what's it all about?
No wisdom here, just a thumbs up. Have been frying & BBQing for years, but never used the oven and am lousy at gravy.
Bought Ministry of Food last weekend and made Roast Beef (page 192), Roast Veg (page 202) and Gravy (page 205). First meal without TV for weeks and enjoyed great food and family time.
So maybe some wisdom afterall ...
Thanks, Mike.
#4 Mon 11 Feb 13 10:20am
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Re: Jamie's Ministry of Food - what's it all about?
Hello Jamie
My name is Joanna I'm com from Poland exactly from Silesia .
I write to tell You how important is Your job bicouse not only children need education about food .In spite of the fact that we adults fet auer kids we need it morre.
Although I'm a woman , I'm in Your age and I've got three children I don't know nothing about cooking .Reasume I'm bedly cooker. However as long I have a bread and butter ....
Anyway I edmiare You and I wishe to be able to doing what You do.I'm very sory for my english ,I'm learning
Regrets from Poland.
#5 Sat 09 Mar 13 10:37pm
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Re: Jamie's Ministry of Food - what's it all about?
Hi Jamie,
I'm an American transplanted to southern Alberta, Canada, to a large space of dirt. I started my own Victory Garden and am loving the freshness of what I can grow. I just got your books Food Revolution and Jamie's America and I'm positively thrilled! I love way out in the country but I'm going to blog some of the things I have learned so that my "teach two" can be done long distance. Thank you so much for all the recipes, the videos, the books and most of all your effort and heart in bringing these to us. You are right, this is important!
#6 Thu 12 Sep 13 3:31am
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Re: Jamie's Ministry of Food - what's it all about?
Hi. I am from Australia and recently completed a 5 lesson short course at the Ministry of Food mobile kitchen. I absolutely loved it. The trainer Emma was fantastic at engaging us and making it fun. Was great to bring it back to basics. Since finishing the lessons my love for cooking has been completely re-ignited and I have since been cooking up a storm for my family. They are loving it! My 10 year old son has even been taking an interest in food, cooking it and good choices as a result of seeing my enthusiasm. I am even planning a dinner party to take place in about 2 months time to celebrate our home renovations being completed.
I don't know how the Ministry of Food is reaching out in other parts of the world but if you can get an opportunity to partake in the course DO IT! You won't regret it at all. Oh an it was so affordable AU$50 for the 5 weeks and you got to take home what you made
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See Machining Technology for Performance Racing
Learn about the 25th edition of the Performance Racing Industry show and some of the machining equipment that was displayed there.
The Jet Tools booth featured a range of the company's sawing, milling,
turning and fabricating equipment as well as this sharp silver Caddie.
turning and fabricating equipment as well as this sharp silver Caddie.
Early this month, I attended the 25th edition of the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) show in Orlando. The vast majority of exhibitors at PRI manufacture or supply racing equipment including engine parts, suspension components, data acquisition, safety gear, race electronics as well as advanced metal alloys and coatings. Many of these are good leads for articles in Modern. In fact, I've written articles about two such companies that attend the show: Comp Cams (which installed a twin spindle/twin-turret lathe to bring camshaft machining work in-house) and Diamond Racing (which uses laser scanning technology to design and machine custom sets of pistons in short order).
That said, PRI also features "Machinery Row," an area where machining and manufacturing equipment OEMs display their wares. Check out this slideshow featuring some of what caught my eye in this year's Machinery Row.
The estimated total value of the U.S. racing market is $13.5 billion, according to a survey conducted by Motorsport Industry Association, a British racing trade organization. This figure does not include OEM motorsport engineering investment. That's why it's no surprise that nearly 38,000 racing business people from every state (and 72 countries) attended this year's show to get current with the latest in racing technology from the 1,000 motorsports companies introducing new lines in racing products and solutions. However, this is the last year PRI will be held in Orlando. SEMA, the Specialty Equipment Market Association, recently purchased PRI and the International Motorsports Industry Show. Starting in 2013, the combined shows will be held in Indianapolis.


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DJ Spider DJ Spider Live at Tryst
Whether you're rocking out to his set at an LA hotspot or listening to one of his mixtapes the unique style of DJ Spider is apparent. Though his roots stem from a deep love for hip-hop Spider has cultivated his sound to include an eclectic mix of cuts that transgress nearly every genre of music.
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Experience A-list nightlife at its best at Tryst, the Nightclub at Wynn Las Vegas. The club's 12,000-square-foot space exudes sensuality from the intimate entrance lounge to the terraced outdoor lagoon, as well as the hideaway VIP library complete with exhibition pole, making it one of the most desirable spots on The Strip.
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Great Apartment in Sultanahmet
Size55 m²
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- Kitchen
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- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
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Free wireless internet,Air-conditioning,LCD TV,Satellite TV channels
Central heating,Cattle,Hot water,Hair dryer,Ironing,All kitchenware,Cooker
Oven,Microwave,Towels,LinensCommon use of washing machine,Baby cot
Around our apartment there are lots of fascinating historical places like the Blue Mosque, the Hagia Sophia Museum,the Topkapi Palace,little Hagia Sophia,Grand Bazaar,Basilica Cistern, Gregorian-Greek Orthodox-Syriac churches, historical baths and many more.
We have a common use terrace 30m2 where you can see the Sea of Marmara.
Hagia Sophia Apartment is very near to sea side(about 50 meters) which takes 2 minutes by walk. There are some supermarkets quite near,fresh-fish market of Kumkapi 100 meters away and 150 meters away there are fish restaurants with turkish traditional music.
It takes about 5 to15 minutes to railway tramway, Blue mosque, Hippodrome, Grand bazaar, Basilica cistern, Topkapı Palace on foot.
House rulescheck-in: 13:00 hours
check-out:11:00 hours
our flats is for 2 persons upto 5 persons.
We have a common use terrace (30 m2).
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The appartment is like the photos. It. Was a peaceful place in a busy metroplois. It was a basic, well equipped appartment with a nice roof terrace with great views of Sultanahmet, nearby a lot of highlights of Istanbul ( Topkapi, Blue Mosque, Haga Sofya). Nearby there are many little grocery stores en restaurants. The host Selami and his assistant Onur are very, kind, helpfull and gave us a short tour and a lot of information of the area ( even at 22 h! ). Thanks a lot and best regards
Although only 7 minutes walk from the Blue Mosque we didn't see any other tourists in our area.... It felt like we were staying in a genuine Turkish community. Really interesting and friendly. Selami was very helpful, and the children enjoyed the free WiFi! The location definitely added to our experience of Turkey, and three flat had everything we needed.
Fantastic host, amazing appartment with a super terrazzoen, with a view to the blue mosque on one side, on the other side a view over the sea. You live a long the lohals, and just 10 minutters walk from the grand bazar, blue mosque, hagia Sofia... Salami, the host is so service minded... So Nice, everything Was perfect.
Very nice and clean flat close to the main objects of intrests and in an evolving area. Friendly hosts.
Our hosts were extremely accommodating and helpful. The apartments were well located in easy walking distance from major sites, clean, well appointed and great value for money. They were especially suitable for traveling families.
Home cordial and smiled. English essential, Very nice apartment, well equipped, close to major tourist attractions. We recommend this host to all.
Accueil cordial et très souriant. Anglais indispensable, Très bel appartement, bien équipé, proche des attractions touristiques principales.
Nous recommandons cet hôte à tous.
The apartment is fantastic! Selami is very professional and I would highly recommend staying here. You can walk to everything, including the tram station. There are good restaurants around and even places to shop.
The apartment is clean and tidy and the beds are very comfortable. Selami is very attentive. The only flaw is in a neighborhood that is a bit rambling.
El apartamento es limpio y ordenado y las camas son muy cómodas.
Selami es muy atento.
El único defecto es que está en un barrio un poco laberíntico.
very good home selami and his wife, functional accommodation and clean (but not lumnineux), very quiet area, in short, good location
trés bon accueil de selami et de son épouse, logement fonctionnel et propre (mais peu lumnineux), quartier trés calme; bref , bonne location
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NPR's The Kitchen Sisters
NPR's Kitchen Sisters to appear June 8 at Texas Folklife Festival
(May 23, 2006)--National Public Radio's The Kitchen Sisters, Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, are joining their friends at Texas Public Radio to make a special appearance at the Texas Folklife Festival (TFF) in San Antonio, where they will be featured guests on opening night, Thursday, June 8, on the grounds of UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures.
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They will appear on TFF's IBC Storytelling Stage, stage 3, at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., June 8, talking about the art of storytelling and their newest project, Hidden Kitchens Texas, which they are researching now and will release Fall 2006. When they are not on stage, they will be at the Texas Public Radio booth and exploring Texas food and culture on site.
Nelson and Silva also have completed their first book, "Hidden Kitchens: Stories, Recipes and More from NPR's The Kitchen Sisters," published by Rodale Press and Audio Renaissance, inspired by their "Morning Edition" series.
With Jay Allison, the Kitchen Sisters created two Peabody Award-winning NPR series, "Lost and Found Sound" and "The Sonic Memorial Project," heard on NPR's "All Things Considered." "Hidden Kitchens," now in its second season on "Morning Edition," has won the DuPont-Columbia Broadcast Journalism James Beard Award.
For more information, visit the Kitchen Sisters and Texas Folklife Festival Web sites or call 1-866-OVENMITT.


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The Office of Multicultural Education invites you to the Native American Lecture, featuring one of our very own historians, Dr. Fred Johnson as the keynote speaker. The theme of this event is "For Reasons of Blood and Survival." This event will be held in the Maas Conference Center on Tuesday, November 19 from 7-8:30 pm.
The history between Native Americans and African Americans must be understood in the context of the forces of exploitation that brought them together. As a result of the need for mutual support, a strong bond developed between the two cultures.
In his presentation. Dr. Johnson will talk about his personal background, as well as the relationship between Native and African Americans as they formed relationships to protect themselves from racial injustices.
This is a great G.R.O.W. event and opportunity to increase our understanding of the cross-section of culture and identity between Native and African Americans; and the rel
evancy of this history in our lives today.
Please join us at 7pm in the Maas Conference Center on Tuesday, November 19. There will be a time for discussion after the event. Please encourage your students to join you in attending. Together we can face tough issues and G.R.O.W. together, as we work collectively toward building a safe and inclusive campus community.
Please note the change in date from our original calendar. Due to other diversity events on November 14, the event previously scheduled on that date has been cancelled.
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Winter power outages could be especially dangerous
BONNEVILLE COUNTY, Idaho - Power outages can become especially dangerous in the winter months due to the extreme cold in eastern Idaho.
Often times outages are caused by squirrels and only last up to a couple of hours. In the winter, however, power could be out for longer periods of time. The biggest concern becomes keeping people warm.
"If it's extreme cold, it'd be like going outside without a coat on standing around for six or seven hours," said Tom Lenderink, director of emergency management in Bonneville County.
"It's harder on our guys. It takes longer to get the power back up. They travel around on the ice and snow, outages might be a little longer," said Matthew Evans, customer relations supervisor at Idaho Falls Power.
A long power outage is one of many reasons to prepare an emergency kit.
"It'd be a good idea to have an extra supply of water, a 72-hour kit with food, essentials, prescriptions, medications," said Lenderink. Blankets and flashlights are also essential for a power outage.
Cash is a good idea, too, since many stores won't be able to make credit card transactions without power.
If the power does go out, it is a good idea to turn off most lights and appliances.
"We just don't want to have a big surge when the power comes back on, it could trip another outage," said Evans.
Idaho Falls Power also relies on community members calling in and telling them about an outage.
"The phone is ringing a lot, so we ask (people) to be patient but it does help us pinpoint the problem, the more people we get," said Evans.
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Underwater sounds consistent with black box signal, says official in Malaysian jet search
PERTH, Australia — An Australian official overseeing the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane says underwater sounds picked up by equipment on an Australian navy ship are consistent with transmissions from black box recorders on a plane.
Angus Houston, the head of a joint agency coordinating the search in the southern Indian Ocean, calls it "very encouraging." But he said Monday that it may take days to confirm whether signals picked up by the ship Ocean Shield are indeed from the flight recorders on Flight 370.
He says the position of the noise needs to be further refined, and then an underwater autonomous vehicle can be sent in to investigate.
Ships scouring a remote stretch of water for the plane that vanished nearly a month ago detected three separate sounds over three days. A Chinese ship picked up an electronic pulsing signal on Friday and again on Saturday, and an Australian ship carrying sophisticated deep-sea acoustic equipment detected a signal in a different area on Sunday, the head of the multinational search said.
The two black boxes contain flight data and cockpit voice recordings that could solve one of the most baffling mysteries in modern aviation: who or what caused Flight 370 to veer radically off course and vanish March 8 while traveling from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing with 239 people on board.
But there were questions about whether any of the sounds were the breakthrough that searchers are desperately seeking or just another dead end in a hunt seemingly full of them, with experts expressing doubt that the equipment aboard the Chinese ship was capable of picking up signals from the black boxes.
"This is an important and encouraging lead, but one which I urge you to treat carefully," Houston, who is coordinating the search, told reporters in Perth.
He warned that the sounds were "fleeting, fleeting acoustic events," not the more extended transmissions that would be expected.
"We are dealing with very deep water. We are dealing with an environment where sometimes you can get false indications," Houston said. "There are lots of noises in the ocean, and sometimes the acoustic equipment can rebound, echo if you like."
Searchers are racing against time to find the voice and data recorders. The devices emit "pings" so they can be more easily found, but the batteries last for only about a month.
China's official Xinhua News Agency reported Saturday that the patrol vessel Haixun 01 detected a "pulse signal" Friday at 37.5 kilohertz — the same frequency emitted by the missing plane's black boxes.
Houston confirmed the report and said the Haixun 01 detected a signal again on Saturday within 2 kilometers (1.4 miles) of the original signal, for 90 seconds. He said China also reported seeing floating white objects in the area.
The British navy ship HMS Echo, which is fitted with sophisticated sound-locating equipment, arrived in the area to join the search, the British military reported.
The Australian navy's Ocean Shield, which is carrying high-tech sound detectors from the U.S. Navy, will also head there, but will first investigate the sound it picked up in its current region, about 300 nautical miles (555 kilometers) away, Houston said.
Australian military aircraft are also being sent into the Haixun 01's area to investigate, he said.
In Kuala Lumpur, families of passengers aboard the missing plane attended a prayer service Sunday that also drew thousands of Malaysian sympathizers.
"This is not a prayer for the dead, because we have not found bodies. This is a prayer for blessings and that the plane will be found," said Liow Tiong Lai, president of the government coalition party that organized the two-hour session.
Two Chinese women were in tears and hugged by their caregivers after the rally. Several people wore T-shirts that read "Pray for MH370." Two-thirds of Flight 370's passengers were Chinese.
The crew of the Chinese ship reportedly picked up the signals using a hand-held sonar device called a hydrophone dangled over the side of a small boat — something experts said was technically possible but extremely unlikely. The equipment aboard the British and Australian ships is dragged slowly behind each vessel over long distances and is considered far more sophisticated.
Footage on China's state-run CCTV showed crew members poking into the water a device shaped like a large soup can attached to a pole. It was connected by cords to electronic equipment in a padded suitcase.
"If the Chinese have discovered this, they have found a new way of finding a needle in a haystack," said aviation expert Geoffrey Thomas, editor in chief of AirlineRatings.com. "Because this is amazing. And if it proves to be correct, it's an extraordinarily lucky break."
There are many clicks, buzzes and other sounds in the ocean from animals, but the 37.5 kHz pulse was selected for underwater locator beacons because there is nothing else in the sea that naturally makes that sound, said William Waldock, an expert on search and rescue who teaches accident investigation at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Arizona.
But after weeks of false alarms, officials were careful Sunday not to overplay the development.
"We are hopeful but by no means certain," Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said.
"This is the most difficult search in human history. We need to be very careful about coming to hard and fast conclusions too soon," Abbott told reporters during a visit to Japan.
A senior Malaysian government official said Sunday that investigators have determined that Flight 370 skirted Indonesian airspace as it flew to the southern Indian Ocean.


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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Police say one man died and two others were wounded in a shooting outside a Super Bowl party in Miami Gardens.
Reports from witnesses indicate up to 30 shots rang out as suspects drove by and opened fire on a group of people standing outside a home late Sunday.
Police say a large crowd had gathered for a neighborhood party to watch the Super Bowl. They say the dead man was a 25-year-old father of two. There was no word on the identities of him, or the other two shooting victims.
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Welcome to one of college football's great shrines... the Legends Lobby at the Barry Switzer Center. When it comes to college football success, few schools can match the University of Oklahoma. Inside these walls, visitors will learn of the Sooners' rich history and overwhelming accomplishments.
Second Floor
The coaching eras begin with the legendary Bennie Owen on the north wall. As visitors work their way around the room, they will travel through time with other Oklahoma coaches like Bud Wilkinson, Barry Switzer and Bob Stoops. Video screens in these wall panels highlight specific coaching eras on a perpetual DVD.
Third Floor
While the second floor concentrates primarily on team accomplishments, the third floor exhibit takes a closer look at the outstanding individual achievements of Sooner players. The five Heisman Trophies are featured in the main floor space. The trophies won by Billy Vessels, Steve Owens, Billy Sims, Jason White and Sam Bradford greet visitors as they first enter the area.
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As the Legends Lobby is attached to a working office area, noise levels should be kept to a minimum. This also will add to the enjoyment for other visitors. Those touring the facility are asked to refrain from touching plexi-glass cases. All children visiting the Legends Lobby should be accompanied by an adult. Food and drink are prohibited in the exhibit areas at all times.
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Guided group tours of the Legends Lobby are available by calling (405) 325-2345. Interested parties should make arrangements at least two weeks prior to the scheduled visit.
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For information regarding the donation of items to the Legends Lobby, contact the OU Athletics Media Relations Office (405) 325-8231. Donated items, while encouraged, become the property of the University of Oklahoma and cannot be returned.


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If you can not afford a safe, or do not have room for one, get this..
Trip wire connects too any thing you want.. Face full of this in the jib, they aint taking nuttin..
Home Depot, Loews, etc.. Sell all kinds of inexpensive security systems.. Do it yourself simple things..
Thieves, even the pros, hate.
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- anything that slows them down..
Tractor supply sells long plastic coated chains you can run through your trigger guards. Or do like twa did, put a bear trap in your gun room, they will still be there when you come home.
A "Malaysian Whip" with sharpened bamboo stakes is kind of easy to set up. Just kind of a mess to clean up later.
My UPS drivers are cool dudes.. Both gun collectors..
Brad I know what you mean... Small town here also, everybody knows everyone's business..
Not that I can not get robbed. But really no need for them to do that, the whole damn town is armed.
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PETA has determined that the term "Sea Kittens" should be used to describe fish. The reasoning is that this will sound cuter and that therefore people will be less likely to eat fish. The problem here is that "Sea" implies salt water. We need a comparable term for fresh water fish. This term is Pond Pussy. From now on, fresh water fish are to be refered to as Pond Pussy.
I was driving to Panama City when my car broke down in southern Alabama. It wasn't all bad though, I got to eat all the Alabama Pond Pussy I could handle.
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The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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Each week, Dr. Philip Graham Ryken preaches God's Word in a clear, thorough, and authoritative manner that brings people to faith in Christ and helps them to grow in grace.
Dr. Ryken prayed to receive Jesus Christ as his Savior and Lord as a small boy at his home near Wheaton College where his father still serves as Professor of English. He received his primary and secondary education at Wheaton Christian Grammar School and Wheaton North High School, where he developed his gifts for public speaking by broadcasting high school football games and competing on the national debate circuit. During these years he worshiped at Bethel Orthodox Presbyterian Church, and actively participated in the youth group and led worship.
He met his wife Lisa during freshman orientation at Wheaton College. They were married before their senior year. After graduating, the Rykens moved from Wheaton to Philadelphia, where Phil spent four years studying for the Master of Divinity degree at Westminster Theological Seminary and served as youth director at Trinity Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Hatboro, Pennsylvania. As they prepared for church on Sunday mornings they often listened to Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour.
With the help of their families, the Rykens moved to England, where Phil attended Oxford University. This was the fulfillment of a childhood dream, since he had spent four summers in Oxford. In addition to earning his doctorate in historical theology, Dr. Ryken helped plant a Presbyterian church, played forward on a basketball team that won the British championship, studied preaching with Dr. Dick Lucas in London, and served a short internship in Scotland with Dr. William Still — an internship arranged by Charles Colson and Carl F. H. Henry.
In the summer of 1995 Dr. Ryken was called to preach with Dr. Boice at Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, and after Dr. Boice's death in 2000, he became the church's senior minister. During the past decade he has preached through Ruth, Philippians, Jeremiah, 1 Timothy, Galatians, and Exodus, as well as shorter series on the Lord's Prayer, the attributes of God, and the doctrines of salvation. He is the author or editor of more than 30 books, including The Heart of the Cross (with Dr. Boice); Jeremiah & Lamentations; The Message of Salvation; The Doctrines of Grace (with Dr. Boice); and City on a Hill: Recovering the Biblical Pattern for the Church in the 21st Century.
The Rykens have five children: Josh, Kirsten, Jack, Kathryn, and Karoline. When he is not preaching or playing with his family, he likes to read great books, shoot baskets, and ponder the relationship between the Christian faith and American culture.
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Sheriff's office seeks citation for bartender after man's death
MISSOULA, Mont. - Almost three months after Missoula County Sheriff's Deputies found the body of a missing man, lab tests say he was drunk when he left a Frenchtown bar.
NBC Montana told you last September when deputies found 27-year-old Joshua Carter's body, after he'd been missing for about 10 days.
Carter rolled his truck off the road and died after leaving the Frenchtown Club. Now the Sheriff's Office tells us Carter's alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit of 0.08.
"We were of waiting to see what the toxicology reports came back as because it helps tell the story about what happened," said the Sheriff's Department's Public Information Officer Jason Johnson.
Now sheriff's officials are asking the Missoula County Attorney's Office to file criminal charges against the bartender who served Carter the night he died. They say he was over served, and the bartender should be held responsible, with a misdemeanor charge for serving and intoxicated person.
"Bars are in the business of selling alcohol, and that's what they do, and we certainly understand that," said Johnson. "But we definitely want to send a message and continue to fight over service."
The County Attorney's Office is reviewing the complaint. Johnson said his office expects charges to be filed by early next week.
NBC Montana dug deeper and found out the Frenchtown Club is already in trouble before Carter's toxicology report was released. The Department of Revenue issued a 'Notice of Revocation of License' late last month after a Department of Justice investigation report.
The letter doesn't go into specifics, but in it department officials concludes that they believe the bar's past record shows it is unlikely to operate in compliance with state and local liquor laws.
Investigators also reportedly found that the bar violated its lease agreement three times in the past three years.
The letter notes the owner has 23 days to request a hearing and fight to keep the bar's liquor license.
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I'm told that any system can be hacked into so based on that premise here is my scenario.
Someone is hacking into an Alarm company system after they have installed alarm systems in homes or business then drops in a virus that tells the system if there is an emergency (fire, break in etc.) not to respond. After the system malfunctions same person drops in another virus to delete the first virus so there are no record of the malfunction.
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How to create malware using metasploit
I asked many questions about metasploit because its great
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3- i want to know can i attack to computers which is in other subnets with it or not?
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In eight previous seasons at Ursuline, Reardon led the Irish to 72 wins and three state titles.
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Just showing off hte stock ride! Mods coming.
Nic truck looking forward to see what you do with it....
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Looks like a good place to start!
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nice clean platform for some sweet mods
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