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MARYVILLE, Tenn. – Defiance shook off a sluggish season-opener on Friday to play a thriller at Maryville on Saturday. The Jackets knotted the score in the top of the ninth, only to see the Scots get a one-out single to plate the winning run in the bottom half for the 5-4 victory.
DC got a strong effort from Aaron Stewart on the mound and built a 2-0 advantage with single tallies in the second and fourth innings. Maryville finally got to Stewart with a pair in the bottom of the fourth and tacked on two more in the sixth to take the 4-2 lead.
Patrick McKee finished out the sixth inning on the hill for Defiance and held the Scots in check with scoreless innings in the seventh and eighth. The Jackets capitalized by pushing runs across in the eighth and ninth to tie the game at 4-4.
That would set the stage for the last at bat heroics from Maryville, as a leadoff single was followed by a sacrifice bunt and a wild pitch. The Scots then got a one-out single up the middle to push the winning run across.
Defiance scored four runs on 11 hits in the ballgame but stranded nine runners on base. Michael Dushane and Kirk Jesse each collected three hits, while Bradley Rittner and Casey Kahsen had two apiece.
Stewart turned in a strong first outing, going 5.1 innings and allowing only two earned runs on seven hits. McKee yielded one earned run in his three innings of relief but took the loss.
Defiance (0-2) will now head south to compete in the Snowbird Classic in Port Charlotte, Florida next week. The Jackets will kick things off with a pair of games against Becker and Ohio Wesleyan on Monday.
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Sri Lanka is scrapping to stay in the first Test after Australia assumed full control on a rain-affected second day at Blundstone Arena.
The visitors staggered to stumps on 4-87, still 363 runs behind Australia after Michael Clarke declared the home side's first innings closed at 5-450 midway through the afternoon.
In a horror finish for the visitors, Nathan Lyon struck with the first ball of the day's final over, having Thilan Samaraweera (seven) caught behind from an unnecessary top-edged cut.
Tillakaratne Dilshan (50) and Angelo Mathews will resume tomorrow morning for the visitors with plenty of hard work still to be done to avoid the follow-on amid forecast showers and on a pitch expected to get slower and lower as the match progresses.
The second day clearly belonged to Australia and it was veteran no.6 Michael Hussey who turned the screws on the visitors with his 19th Test century his fifth against Sri Lanka in six matches.
Hussey finished with 115 not out and with Matthew Wade (68 not out) added 146 runs for the sixth wicket, both men releasing the handbrake after lunch as Australian pushed towards the declaration.
The pair accelerated markedly after the extended lunch break and both savaged the relatively expensive Chanaka Welegedara (3-130) and Nuwan Kulasekara (0-80) whenever they dropped short.
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Technical Abstract: Mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana with altered glucosinolate accumulation patterns were compared to study indole glucosinolate and IAA biosynthesis. Only the line TU8 seemed to be affected in phenotype (shorter stems, reduced apical dominance), whereas the other mutants with altered aliphatic glucosinolate patterns did not have a different phenotype. The activity of tryptophan oxidizing enzyme (TrpOxE) was decreased in 5-day-old seedlings. Nitrilase mRNA was slightly decreased in TU8 seedlings, but was at wild type levels in 4-week-old plants. By feeding labeled putative IAA precursors it was shown that a) a tryptophan-independent pathway is present in Arabidopsis seedlings grown in liquid shaking culture, b) the tryptophan-dependent and -independent pathways seem to be present at the same time and c) no differences in these two pathways were detectable between the mutant TU8 and the wild type. In TU8 plants tryptophan turnover was slower than in the wild type. Only line TU3 had a lower clubroot infection rate than the wild type, and lines TU3 and TU8 showed reduced symptom development.


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The University of Colorado at Boulder announced today that Nestor Davidson, associate professor of law, has accepted an appointment as principal deputy general counsel at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which works with communities across the country to promote homeownership, affordable rental housing, community development and fair housing.
"I am grateful for the opportunity to serve with Secretary Shaun Donovan and Helen Kanovsky, President Obama's choice for general counsel, at a time when we face significant challenges in every area of HUD's mandate," said Davidson.
Davidson previously served as special counsel to the secretary of HUD and practiced affordable housing development and finance law at the firm of Latham & Watkins. He also has served on the board of commissioners of the Boulder Housing Partners, as chair of the board of Boulder County Advocates for Transitional Housing and on the board of directors of Thistle Communities. Davidson's scholarship and teaching focuses on affordable housing, community development, sustainability in housing and land use, and related issues.
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Pope John's Matt Zignorski Commits to FordhamJuly 16, 2014
Pope John's Matt Zignorski committed to Fordham on Tuesday.
Zignorski, a 6'3" combo guard, will join the Rams for the 2015-16 season.
SNY.tv's Adam Zagoria reported that Zignorski had offers from American, Boston, Bucknell, Monmouth, Penn and Princeton.
Zignorski made his announcement via Twitter:
Extremely honored and blessed to officially announce my commitment Fordham University to pursue my college career! 🏀 #GoRams— Matt Zignorski (@MattZiggy_31) July 15, 2014
Zignorski told Bleacher Report that his decision boiled down to two things: receiving a great education and reaching his potential as a basketball player.
"I know it's not just a four-year decision," he said about choosing Fordham. "It's got to be a 40-year decision. It's got to set you up for the rest of your life.
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Like other recruits before him, Zignorski said the coaching staff was a deciding factor.
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"Knowing that I'm going to have a great support system when I'm at that school is really big from a player standpoint."
While his arrival is still a year away, Zignorski is part of a youth movement at Rose Hill. This year, Eric Paschall, Nemanja Zarkovic, Christian Sengfelder, Dekeba Battee-Aston, Zaire Thompson, Antwoine Anderson and Manny Suarez will all make their Fordham debuts.
Looking ahead, Zignorski won't be the only freshman to arrive on campus in 2015. The Rams still have two scholarships available.
When he joins the Rams, he'll add to what's become a very intriguing mix of talent in the backcourt. He'll compete for minutes with Zarkovic, Thompson, Anderson, Jon Severe and Mandell Thomas.
Jason Hasson, his high school coach, told Zagoria that Zignorski made the right choice.
"I think he made a tremendous decision," Hasson said. "He's a great student and a great player who continues to get better every day.
"The A-10 is a competitive conference, and with his ability to score and run a team, he's going to be a valuable player in that league."
According to The Star-Ledger, Zignorski averaged 11.7 points, 3.1 assists and 3.7 rebounds in 26 games last season. He connected on 58 three-pointers.
"I have the ability to bring the ball up, run the point, direct an offense, get people shots and distribute the ball," Zignorski said. "But I can also shoot the ball. I can run off screens.
"I'm a very versatile offensive player."
Zignorski said he's excited about joining a Fordham team that he thinks was a lot better than last season's 10-21 record might indicate.
"I know that last year their record didn't speak for how good they were," Zignorski said. "They fought until the very end of the season.
"This is a great basketball team, a great basketball school and a great basketball city. I'm really excited to hopefully be able to contribute."
Before he embarks on his senior year at Pope, and before he steps foot on Fordham's Rose Hill campus, Zignorski is going to take some time to enjoy the moment.
"This is a dream come true," he said. "I've been thinking about this day for a really long time. I'm happy I'm able to share it with my family, friends and coaches.
"Just knowing that all the hard work that I've put in is paying off, and I'm going to be able to take it all to the next level."
Zignorski said he'll try to get to Fordham as much as he can next season to watch the Rams play.
"I'm going to be paying very close attention," he said. "Every chance to come up and see a game or get on campus, I'm going to take full advantage of that."
Unless otherwise noted, quotations in this article were obtained firsthand.
Charles Costello covers the Fordham Rams for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter: @CFCostello


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As the Australian Film Institute awards approach their 45th year this week, a glance back in time may not reveal the global headlines of Gwyneth Paltrow's tears or Michael Moore's protest, but it does take in some moving, controversial and even hilarious moments.
Australians cringed in unison when American director Robert Altman presented the Best Film award to Peter Weir for Gallipoli in 1981.
After being flown out to present the award, it soon became apparent Altman had no idea what the word Gallipoli was or meant as he hesitantly pronounced it "Gal-ah-pole-ee".
Funny girl Magda Szubanski stood on some toes when she hosted the 1995 awards, 14 years later.
After cracking some jokes at Jeff Kennett's expense, it was reported that Szubanski was nearly left off the invitation list the following year because of the displeasure of some sponsors. (It was also said that Kennett had found her performance very amusing.)
Guy Pearce put smiles on faces when he was handed a letter of acceptance to read out for the producer and director of LA Confidential, Curtis Hanson, in 1998. As Pearce made his way through the tongue-in-cheek letter, he found himself reading out cheeky comments about himself.
Bryan Brown livened things up at the 1999 award ceremony when he chose to denigrate the previous weekend's Fox Studios Australia launch as "a celebration of American film culture".
A clearly offended Russell Crowe responded to Brown before presenting his list of awards, arguing that Australian actors who had crossed the bridge between the local film industry and the rest of the world were no less Australian for having done so. "It simply amplifies the broad and infinite nature of Australian film culture," he said.
Kerry Armstrong pushed the schedule to its limits and ignored several cues when she made a six-and-a-half-minute acceptance speech at the 2000 awards ceremony.
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Post your suggestions for range ammo! Found it hard to beat 100ct, WWB 115gr for $22 and some change at my local Wal-Mart so far. :aargh4:
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Post your suggestions for range ammo! Found it hard to beat 100ct, WWB 115gr for $22 and some change at my local Wal-Mart so far. :aargh4:
I get 50 rounds of Federal (burgundy and black box) 115gr for $10.47 or the 250 round mega pack (yellow box) of Remington UMC 115gr for $52.89 at my local Wal-Mart here in Georgia. Both are pretty clean range shooters from my experience. The WWB is about that same price, but the others are less expensive.
I picked up 100 of the federal today also, never shot it before. Would have got remington as wrll but they had no 9mm, maybe next time.
The Federal is a good price in Georgia at Wally World. Just chamber check your rounds before using them....
usually use Blazer Brass or Winchester,no problems from either
I'll shoot anything that's cheap. I have found that Blazer aluminum is very clean shooting for the gun and as they advertise for your lungs. And I shoot an an indoor range, and don't reload so why not leave the range a bunch of non-reloadable aluminum cases that are of no good to me anyways.
WWB, Remington UMC, Federal Champion, RWS-whichever is the best price when they have it and I need some.
As said before; Blazer aluminum cased rounds. Just picked up a 1000 round case of 9mm for just under $200.00
I usually get the 100 pack of Winchester white box, but Gander had a sale going on the 250 mega packs of Remington so I got 3 of those. Both seem to do quite well through my XDM and PM9.
USA Ammo sells reloads for $169 per K and new ammo for $189 per K.
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I am looking at the tape adapter, and the wireless and wired FM modulators. Just curious which one will be best or easiest, or what people have had good results with?
This is a discussion on how do you use your ipod in your car? within the Electronics/Car Audio forums, part of the Interior Mods category; I am looking at the tape adapter, and the wireless and wired FM modulators. Just curious which one will be ...
I am looking at the tape adapter, and the wireless and wired FM modulators. Just curious which one will be best or easiest, or what people have had good results with?
4EAT, wrb, wrx
I have 3: cassette tape adaptor, the I-trip, and the DLO car mount/charger/FM transmitter.
cassette (cheapest): sounds great all the time, but looks ghetto and the wires get in the way. I never use it. Does not deal w/ mounting the ipod.
I-trip ($30). Very portable, but you get static sometimes even when the ipod is held sideways and does not deal w/ mounting. Great gizmo to travel with in case youever have the need to broadcast through ANY radio anywhere. I hate the beeps that get saved as music on the pod tho...in shuffle mode, you get lousy beeps all the time.
DLO mount ($100): it's a car mount, it's a recharger, and transmitter. This is the one I always use. Sounds great, but ti does look waaay too "apple". It's bulky and white, but it's great to be able to see and switch the fm frequency on the fly.
good luck.
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I went all Belkin. The Tunedock sits in the cupholder, the the Auto kit charger/adapter plugs in to the bottom of the iPod (there's even a hook on the Tunedock to keep the cord tidy). The Auto kit has a line out port to plug in the Tunecast FM transmitter or a cassette adapter. I have the original Tunecast but I'm considering switching to a cassette adapter because: 1)although I haven't experienced any breakthrough while it's on, I can hear that there are quite strong signals on the available channels. The TunecastII will get over this problem, but is expensive; 2) Tunecast does go through batteries, always at the most inconvenient times. Especially when you forget to turn it off at night!
I have the tunecast II, its terrible. Constant static and if there's a slight signal for the radio station you're using, find another one. The only way I can sometimes get rid of the static is by holding it so my body becomes an antenna. Don't buy it
The iPod remote fits perfectly in the switch blanks on the center console, I have mine mounted right by the mirror controls.
My JVC deck has an aux in, so I got a 2.5mm -> RCA conversion, wired that up... ran the wires under the console. Then I got a balkin charger, hid the wires under the console, and I keep the iPod in my lower armrest pocket... I'll go take some pics for you...
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so the tape option wouldn't be a bad idea if I am not an audiofile and I don't care about the wires getting in the way?
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it won't sound great but it will sound pretty good right? especially if I still have the stock stereo?
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i only live for 1 thing and that is to spend money.
just get a new head unit. any reciever with external cd changer controls will work. you can get line-in adapters for the changer controls. it will sound much better and look clean.
I just picked up the Sony Network Walkman NW-HD1 (20gb), and i was wondering whats the easiest way to hook it up to a stock '05 WRX stereo?
Does the stock stereo have the in/outs necessary to do a direct link? Ill have to get my amp hooked up so the stereo will be popped out. any info guys? thanks.
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its the biggest POS ever! first it deleted all of the mp3 files on my computer b/c i clicked to delete from the list, and instead, gone from my machine. nearly 1000mp3's LOST. so i did a system restore to get some back, that didnt work. so i bought and used a recover tool, got back like 600 songs. but some of the songs are eff'd up. but thats ok, i got em back. then u have to "authorize" the mp3 player, but the sony thinks my computer from before the restore is a DIFFERENT computer! so i had to call up sony, do all this crap, and use a restore tool on the sony sonicstage program. got that fixed, transferred music. the screen is too small, takes forever to scroll through, the headphones are ghetto (left ear is shorter (by a lot) than the right so it looks odd). THAN, yesterday morning i go to turn it on for my commute to work, and it wont turn on. just the backlight. all day it does this. so i went to the Sony Store, was like its broken, take it back. no i dont want a new one. give me $$$$. so they credited me my account for $376 (incld tax). [/rant]
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Just joined-- have been looking into options to better connect my iPod with the stock '02 stereo. Hated the FM transmitters, have been a little more satisfied with the tape adaptor. Saw a post on another forum that said these adaptors wear the heads down in the tape player over time. Anyone heard of this? Plus, there is quite a bit of sound distortion through the tape player.... any suggestions? So far, I understand that the Cd changer has no direct input access in the back. So is my only other option to replace the unit altogether?
Thanks for your patience!!
I've used a couple of tape adapters with my stock deck and both an iRiver mp3 player and my Treo 650. They were both pretty old - back from the days when cars mostly came with tape players. The first one I used distorted the sound somewhat. Then I found the second one and started using it, and it sounded great. Unfortunately, there recently has started to be some serious static/distortion when I try to use them. I'm pretty sure it's from my tape deck heads. I haven't tried cleaning them yet, but it may be true that those adapters aren't the best for them. Even so, I never used it for anything else anyways.
I have the pioneer AVIC D1 with the Ipod interface. the chord goes throught the back of the dash and in the glove box. You dont even know that there is an ipod in there! I hate those tapes and the itrip picks up too much static, especially in the NYC/Metro region. Not to mention it sucks the battery out of the ipod in like an hour.


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I received e-mail from a friend the other day that was very startling. It dealt with an article written by retired US army Col. Harry Riley. Col. Riley spent 34 years with the armed services earning a silver star and a bronze star. He is also a member of the Infantry Officer Candidate School Hall of Fame. Col. Riley wrote about a vote taken by the U.S. Senate. The vote had to do with making English the official language of this country. I was surprised, thinking this was already so.
What I found very upsetting was the list of senators who voted against this. The vote was taken on June 6, 2007 (notice any irony here?). Thirtythree senators voted against an amendment to Immigration Bill 1348, which would have made English our official language.
Among our patriotic senators who voted "no," are four who want to run for president. If that is not scary enough, two of them represent New York. Senators Dodd, Biden, Clinton and Obama, all running for president, voted "no." Senators Schumer, Leiberman, Kerry and Senate Majority Leader Reid also voted "no." I personally find this disgraceful.
When Senator Schumer's office was contacted on Thursday, January 10, I was transferred to Washington where I got to leave a message to an aide. When Senator Clinton's office was contacted, an aide told me, and I quote "Senator Clinton has, numerous times, expressed her desire for all immigrants entering our country to learn how to speak English. Senator Clinton also is trying very hard to fix our flawed and damaged immigration system." Could this system possibly be helped if everyone had to learn English? Hello! When do our elected officials start worrying about Americans? Let's stop letting our politicians' handlers give them easy questions at their rallies and start hitting them with important issues.
Col. Riley quoted Abraham Lincoln. "Congressman who will fully take actions during wartime that damage morale and undermine the military are saboteurs and should be arrested, exiled or hanged. " This works for me.
Our representatives give us lip service when they make speaches but make their actual views known when they vote in Congress or the House of Representatives.
My ancestors did not all speak English when they arrived here. The English ones did, but the Irish, German and Swiss ones spoke their native tongue and all learned English and their children were taught English in school.


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I have a 1951 Chevy 3100 and put a front clip from a 1976 Camaro, though later models will also work. The rear will swap out for almost anything that has the correct axle width (Chevelle, Camaro, etc). The Camaro front clip was cheap and gave it modern steering, easy driving, and great handling. Replacing the rear axle typically requires that you remove the leaf springs and turn them around (front to back), so the tire position is correct. If you want to soften the ride, you can remove one leaf, but this also reduces your payload a bit, though the original 1/2 ton rating was obviously very conservative. The steering column I went with was a tilt column from an Impala. It was pretty much an easy bolt in, with only minor modification.


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CLEVELAND, OH—November 1, 2010—The Tennessee Technology Center at Shelbyville, Shelbyville, TN, has received the 2010 Clips & Clamps Industries Educational Institution Award for its outstanding Machine Tool Technology program, which provides technical instruction and skill development for students to become gainfully employed in the machine tool technology field.
Through this program, practical experience is gained on lathes, grinders, vertical and horizontal mills, as well as hand tools and bench work. Students in the advanced phases of the program receive instruction and perform practical experiences on computer numerically controlled (CNC) equipment. Safety, quality and continuous improvement are stressed. Students develop skills working with precision tools such as calipers, micrometers and indicators. The ability to read blueprints and understand CAD drawings also are stressed.
A variety of work projects gives the student actual experience in the fabrication of usable tools and parts from metal and machinable plastics. The student in Tool & Die gains hands-on experience in the repair and construction of molds, dies and fixtures. Obsolete mold and die steels are used to instruct proper techniques to weld and repair or construct replacement parts. New molds and stamping dies are constructed and tried out in injection machines or stamping presses.
Under the direction of instructor, Ken Potts, the Machine Tool Technology program became the first post-secondary National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS) certified program in Tennessee in 2001. He served as chair of the statewide Tennessee Technology Center Machine Tool Technology Curriculum Revision Committee, and the current curriculum is a reflection of his work and direction.
The program is so well respected in the community that it was the deciding factor in bringing two new businesses to the area. Fischer Tool and Die and Summit Polymers based their decisions to locate in Tennessee due to the excellent skills of the Tennessee Technology Center's Machine Tool Technology graduates. The local Chamber of Commerce also has made the Machine Tool Technology program a highlight of recruitment visits.
The program has been recognized at the national level as well. The American Technical Education Association (ATEA) named the Tennessee Technology Center at Shelbyville the Outstanding Technical Program for 2010 at the 47th National Conference on Technical Education in Indianapolis in April.
The Educational Institution Award is one of eight Awards of Excellence in Metalforming presented annually by the Precision Metalforming Association (PMA). It recognizes a public or private educational institution that provides outstanding training and education services to companies in the metalforming industry. The award, which includes a $1,500 cash prize, is sponsored by Clips & Clamps Industries, Plymouth, MI, and funded by the Dul Foundation. "Clips & Clamps Industries and Fox Hills Golf & Banquet Center through the Dul Foundation and the families of Michael and Kathleen Aznavorian, Douglas and Sandy Mily and the late Estelle Dul support the efforts of the Precision Metalforming Association Educational Foundation."
PMA is the full-service trade association representing the $113-billion metalforming industry of North America—the industry that creates precision metal products using stamping, fabricating, spinning, slide forming and roll forming technologies, and other value-added processes. Its nearly 1,000 member companies also include suppliers of equipment, materials and services to the industry. PMA leads innovative member companies toward superior competitiveness and profitability through advocacy, networking, statistics, the PMA Educational Foundation, FABTECH and METALFORM tradeshows, and MetalForming magazine.
EDITOR'S NOTE: More information on PMA's Awards of Excellence in Metalforming is available at http://www.pma.org/awards.


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This is a discussion on Tula Ammo - Any Thoughts? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Was in Wally World today and they seem to have an over-abundance of Tulammo. Research says Russian ammo, but has anyone shot it. Seems fairly ...
Was in Wally World today and they seem to have an over-abundance of Tulammo. Research says Russian ammo, but has anyone shot it. Seems fairly cheap and would like to try it for practice. Any feedback? Has anyone used it? Problems? Thanks!
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I shot about 120 rounds of the .223 last weekend. No problems.
Thanks. I am looking at using this ammo for 9mm, .40 and .45. Seems cheap enough. Have heard it's pretty dirty ammo, and could cause issues. Thanks for the feedback.
Better to have and to hold, than to leave in the nightstand.....
I want to know what the tin's are like for long term storage.
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I bought 3 boxes of TulAmmo .40S&W a few months ago. Generally, I avoid steel cases because it's prone to jamming... sure enough, before I finished the 3rd box, my M&P had extraction failure after nearly every other round. After 2000+ rounds, it's the only time this has ever happened, and I've shot many brands of many different qualities. Brass ammo is self-lubricating, doesn't expand as much as steel does (hence the extraction failure), and actually helps remove soot from the breech. Steel has no upsides.
I don't shoot steel-cased ammo anymore. Plus Russian ammo is DIRTY, powder burns slower, and seems to have terrible performance that's nowhere indicative of American-made brass. It's practically worthless, even for the range- unless you actually plan on using it in a self-defense scenario
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I bought a box each of 9mm and .40 at Walmart for range practice. The 9mm shot OK in my Glock 19 and the .40 shot OK in my Glock 27. I did have jamming issues in my Glock 22 when trying to load a full 15 rounds in the mag. It seems the friction of the steel cases caused them to jam until I got down below 8-9 rounds in the mag.
I finished both boxes yesterday at the range and think I'll stick with the Federal Champion brand. The price difference wasn't enough to deal with the headache.
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I have tried the 9mm, and it worked fine thru the G19.....dirty...yes....but not as bad as I expected....also...I use the Tulammo small pistol primers, bought 3000 of them, and they have never failed me in reloads with the 9mm or the .38 special...and price was right.
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Tula, the other Wolf. Ran fine in my G19, but not much cheaper than Federal. Now the .223 in my AR ran fine, and is a bit cheaper.
Well if it's the same as Wolf then I won't hesitate to pick up the 7.62X39 for the AK. Haven't had problems with it in that rifle. I suppose I would consider trying it in a revolver if they load .38 special since there's no extractor to mess up. Maybe I'll pick some up soon, just driving over to Wal-Mart certainly beats having to order it on the internet and wait.
Picked up 4 boxes of the 9MM at Wallyworld two weeks ago. Went to the range with the Glock 26 and Kahr CW9 yesterday. The Tula worked fine in both pistols, did not experience any FTL or FTE. I did run into a problem that should have been caught in manufacturing quality control. One cartridge had an improperly inserted primer, it was in the casing at an angle and definitely would have caused a nasty misfire if loaded and fired. I would use this ammo for range practice, but would not carry for SD.
I've gone through quite a bit of Tula/Wolf/Herter's International steel case stuff. From everything I've read, they are all the same thing but sold under different brand names. Never had any feeding problems in my own guns shooting 9mm, 45acp, or 7.62x39. A buddy of mine has a M&P45 that consistently failed to ignite the primer, or when it did, would fail on case ejection.
"Legitimate use of violence can only be that which is required in self-defense."
Ron Paul.
I consider steel cased ammo as AK specific and relegate it to that task.
"I do what I do." Cpl 'coach' Bowden, "Southern Comfort".


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This dog house is great!!! It took less then 15 minutes to assemble with an electric drill. The smell of the cedar is great for you, because it overpowers the doggie smell. My pitbull puppy loves it, and with the door being off centered it shelters from the cold air.
Awesome for the amount of money that it cost!
Terrific dog house! My husband assembled it in about 20 minutes with only a screwdriver. The large dog house will easily accommodate my large pup (she's 60 lbs. at 6 months old -- and there's still plenty of room in the house for her to grow), once I can convince her that it's a cool place to hang out. This dog house is definitely more attractive than most, and a huge improvement over the tacky plastic dog houses. The fragrance of the cedar is fabulous! I will be doing some waterproofing sealant on the roof, but I expect the dog house will weather well. Great value for the price!
The quality is great and the price is fantastic. this issue for me though is that my dog won't go in it. I'll try to put some treats in it and see if I can convince him to use the house.
The wood smells good other than that it is made with really poor quality wood and very very thin cannot hold a large dog. Not worth the buck....
I like this doghouse but when I open the box some pieces of small wood were cracked and coming off. It is a nice doghouse once its done but when you put it together you kind of realize the poor quality of wood used. My 50 lb. Pitbull finally is going in there and there is plenty of room for her to grow. I do like the structure of the roofing but I'm not to sure if I would really recommend this house to a friend.


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Then I turned around and saw the sky. It was red and all my life was in it. –Jean Rhys, "Wide Sargaso Sea" (via Evangeline Ganaden)
My lola knew I would sound like a bastard child
whenever I tried to color my tongue Tagalog. She mourned
the way I stuttered, how I paused over words that looked
like olds myths. She ran her fingers across my cheeks,
saying, "Here you are. Ikaw ay puti, anak. Ikaw ay puti."
She frowned.
In the morning, I dig in my soul with a spoon full of rice,
looking for yesterday and yesterday, paper parols dancing.
I force my lola's hands in mine, asking where my sky was.
Was it here, was it there, where do I stand? Am I of the
brown children or the white, I ask, telling her, please take me there.
She frowned a wave of sorrow, saying our sky was where
the gone things go, tucked away, laid in the folds of yesterday,
yesterday. I see the island and I am a thousand years old,
my lola stands with me, her skin bright like warm coconut milk
mixed with calamansi blood. She sings an old, forgotten kundiman
to my lolo in the woods. He wears a green beret and has a rifle
in his hands. When he sees my lola, his eyes become the Pacific.
He is the myth of the masculine toad, anger lives in his arms.
He sees me and spills ash over the land.
I begin to fade in this island without a sky. When only my hands remain,
my lola takes them, placing them on a rock. She tells me all the things
that I am: I am Ilocano, from Ilocos Sur, my lola is from the mountains,
my lolo is from the sea. I come from a rich farm family, and my great-lolo
died when the Japanese burned his land. The redness from the grass has
become my sky. There was no rain to quench the redness. Everything I am
has become yesterday, yesterday, like the sun goodbying at dusk.
– Made from the words of Paul Ocampo, Monica Hand, Todd Wellman, Rachelle Cruz, Hari Malagayo Alluri, Melissa Morrow, Bushra Rehman, Serena W. Lin, Carol Gomez, Evangeline Ganaden, and Clarissa Rojas.
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My travels have taken me far and wide but I have now returned home to Gundagai (35 mins from Wagga). I still shoot weddingsin other parts of Australia and the odd international destination but most of my weddings are in and around Wagga. I love travelling but I also love sleeping in my own bed and waking up with my own family so please drop me a line and let me know about your wedding plans (wherever you may be) and if I can come and experience one of the best days of your life, I would be privileged to do so. Thanks for taking the time to visit and I hope to hear from you soon.


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We settled into Colonia del Rey RV park with temperatures in the upper seventies and clear skies
Rather than waste away the day, we went exploring for our next camping spot. First, we drove about twenty miles southwest to Mustang Island State Park. They have about fifty sites within walking distance of the beach. That's where the first beach photos were taken. The seagull is a new variety for me. I checked it out on my iBird app on the phone and came up with Bonaparte's Gull. Very different with no annoying screech to deal with. The temperature is cooler near the water. The park ranger warned us that with rain, come mosquitoes. We left the repellant at home to rest, so we'll have to pick some up to ward off the nasty little beasts.
We then drove about fifteen miles to the end of the paved highway on Padre Island. Here we found the Padre Island National Seashore. With the Geezer Pass in hand, we entered free, as always. The campground here is a dry camp, meaning no water or electric hook-ups, but located directly on the beach, sheltered by a large dune. Lynnie, not the warmest-blooded of individuals, prefers the campground at Mustang Island
We just finished the baked flounder a bit ago and it was delicious. The stuffing has a bit of sweet taste to it, due to the crab, as I remember. Tomorrow night we'll have the oysters, cooked on the Weber. Another day in paradise!
If the weather is wet, we plan on visiting and touring the Lexington. She's an aircraft carrier commissioned during WWII. It was recommended to us by our friend Ralph from Helena. Yes, there are more of us... all a bit crazy, but creative in our own right.
It's great to be near the water again. Lynn's hair has a Brillo Pad effect, but we're saving power on the curling iron! Thanks for stopping by you loyal Blogees. I'll be typing at you tomorrow...


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IDTechEx (Cambridge, MA, USA), an M2M-sector analyst firm, has released their "Printed and Chipless RFID Forecasts, Technologies & Players 2011-2021" report, which predicts a spike in this market to $3.93 billion by 2019.
According to a Research and Markets release, the biggest opportunity for RFID is the item level tagging of all things. This ultimately calls for a very low cost tag, something that printed and chipless RFID technologies have already demonstrated or have the potential to achieve. However, few of the biggest chip RFID suppliers are working on these technologies. Instead, printers, packagers and electronics companies are leading development, some seeing the ultra low cost RFID tag as just the beginning - with integrated ultra low cost components such as displays, sensors and power to come.
The primary potential benefit of the most promising chipless tags is that eventually they could be printed directly on products and packaging for one tenth of a cent and replace ten trillion barcodes yearly with something far more versatile and reliable.
The next ten years will see a rapid gain in market share of mainstream printed and chipless RFID tags. The numbers sold globally will rise from 40 million in 2009 to 624 billion in 2019. By value, printed and chipless versions will rise from less than $5 million in 2009 to $3.93 billion in 2019, one third of all income from RFID tags in 2019 because most of the increase in penetration will be by price advantage. In 2019, the average price of an item level tag will be 1 cent but chipless versions will be less - particularly so when printed directly onto packaging. However, only a small proportion will be directly printed onto packaging by 2019. Chip versions will be about 4 cents for highest volumes in 2019 and chipless versions about 0.4 cents.
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How to get the smokey smell out.
My wife and I bought and moved into her grandmothers place. I know for a fact and she does too that her Grandfather and Uncle smoked in the house. The white walls are now a tint of yellow and orange. They have been smoking in the house for about 50 years or more. Is there any hope? Also they smell of dog urine is driving me crazy. We have two dogs but they rarely use the rug. Ive been tearing up the old carpeting and re surfacing the floors which seem to help but the parts we want carpeted are just horrible. We have used a shampooer over this carpet like 50 times ( once a month cause silly me being covered in hydraulic oil and forgetting to take off my boots.) We tried the dog cat smell remover but no help. We want to paint but I want to get the smells out first any thoughts or ideas would be great!
Yes, there's hope! You'll need to scrub the walls, primer with a good odor hiding primer and then paint. The carpet is a different problem, cleaning will not get odors completely out of them, especially urine. Replacement is the logical answer.
Here is the thread running around yours about getting rid of the smoker residue and smell. I am not trying to weasel out of a direct answer to your question but the problem is identical and there are many good answers. No reasons to reinvent round wheels?
The subject of pet urine smells comes up very often so search for that in the search engine for lots of threads. Most will suggest biting the bullet and getting rid of the effected carpeting AND PADDING. Then I and many others have had the best luck with enzyme treatments. One I have found that works well is "Anti Icky Poo". Your pet store will have things like "Nature's Miracle" but has never done much for my projects but make it smell perfumey over the top of the urine smell.
If you must save the carpeting and padding you can try to save it and eliminate the odors but you must inject the enzymatic fluid to completely saturate under the pad, the pad, and the carpet fibers. If you just pour on the top of the layers you will get nowhere. Those turkey flavor injectors work well for this. Syringes with metal tubes for filling ink cartridges may too but do not hold as much fluid at one time. Anti Icky Poo sells an injector to go with the product.
I used to be an apartment manager and faced the problem of smoking odor. These had concrete floors which we painted with a paint store paint to cover odor. Also used it on walls. Thankfully did not have to touch the ceiling which was popcorn.
Lastly I had to have the AC duct work taken out as it was yellow inside. I thought I could skip this step but the new resident said "strange but when the AC is on she smelled cigarette smoke". New ductwork worked.
It was so bad that brown nicotine was running down the windows.
After many cleanings, BIN shellac-based primer will be good on walls, ceiling and woodwork.
You did not mention what is underneath the carpet system. If it is hardwood, severely stained areas will need the boards replaced - and prime the subfloor before replacing floor parts. It's alot of work, but the end result will be worth it.
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Uncrate.com reminds us that roof boxes are a necessary evil from time to time — so why not make sure they do something more for you than just carry your stuff? The Boatpack ($1,600) is an ingenious box that, as the name suggests, doubles as a boat. Crafted from Acrylic-capped ABS plastic, the 'pack is double-skinned, offers a capacity of 650 Liters, and can unclip from its base in seconds. As a boat, it weighs under 50 lbs., and includes a wooden seat, folding oars, and rowlocks. It's a great way to make your summer adventures a little more fun.


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The College will be closed for the holiday break from 5:00 p.m. Friday, December 20, 2013 through Wednesday, January 1, 2014. The last payroll of 2013 falls within the holiday break, with a pay date of December 27, 2013. The following change has been made to the time entry/time approval deadline and paycheck distribution:
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Have a safe trip back
I'm looking forward to hearing all about your trip. We've enjoyed the photos and stories you've posted. Our students will learn so much from your experience.
Have a safe trip. Look forward to seeing you on Monday.
Jasna Gora Monastery and Return to Warsaw
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We left Wroclaw this morning by bus and it was to be a long day. I went for a run along the Oder River just before 6 a.m. and returned to the hotel and had breakfast. We loaded the buses and departed at 8 a.m. and took a "shortcut", as Andrejsz told me in jest, to the town of Czestochowa, to the northeast of Wroclaw. Our schedule had us going on a tour of the Jasna Gora Monastery, lunch, and then we would spend the second half of the day on the bus to Warsaw. The roads were awful, the bus rattled and shook, and it took nearly 3 � hours to get to Jasna Gora.
I was not prepared for what I saw at Jasna Gora Monastery. I learned that the patron saint of Poland for many is Saint Mary, and in this case, the Black Madonna and Child. The monks who live here believe that St
When I wrote earlier that I was not prepared for what I saw at Jasna Gora, I mean I was not prepared for the scale of what I saw. Jasna Gora is the site of pilgrimages for thousands of Poles during the summer months. People from villages all over Poland walk to the shrine over the course of days, most take about 10 to 12 days. They pitch tents and camp out along the way and when they arrive here. Men, women, children, teenagers, the elderly, and people in wheelchairs, the village priests – everyone goes on the pilgrimage. The scene was not unlike that of a pregame tailgate atmosphere at a Penn State football game, only without the actual tailgate amenities and perhaps only about 25,000 people, rather than over 100,000. However, it was impressive to see so many people of faith going to the shrine with their families and friends. Over 98% of the population in Poland is Roman Catholic.
We waited outside in the heat and humidity, one of the warmest days we have experienced in Poland. As we waited for our guide, Father Simon, we heard and saw singing groups of people with their village and church banners walk into the central gate, singing and praying, and then they proceeded into the shrine, which is an ornate, and elaborate cathedral built in the Baroque style from several hundred years ago. Father Simon took us along a perimeter path in the shrine, weaving in and out of literally thousands of pilgrims praying and singing
After the tour of the shrine, we visited the museum on site, and then we went into the monastery itself on a special tour. We entered the monastery library, which was breathtaking. In it were books and works of art from centuries ago. The guest book, which we signed, was open on the library table, and we were encouraged to flip through it. I saw signatures of people I have read about in history classes over the years: Heinrich Himmler, JFK, RFK, and many others. Father Simon pulled a book off the shelf, turns out it was one of many bibles translated into Polish over 700 years ago. Pretty impressive room, beautiful frescoes on the walls and ceilings, and trimmed in gold.
We had lunch outside the monastery in a private room of the restaurant at the gates to the monastery. Then we boarded the bus and headed back to Warsaw. We arrived at our same hotel we started at here in Poland, the Novotel Centrum. It was great to be back in Warsaw, and hard to believe we are headed home already. Four members of the 16 in our Fulbright group are staying another week for traveling in other parts of Europe, but the bulk of us are heading home to the U.S. on Saturday. Stay tuned music fans, we are going to the birthplace and home of Frederic Chopin today, then we are supposed to have some time off this afternoon. I could use it, I am tired.


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