text: The Art of Living in Style – The Hotel Metropole Monte Carlo Celebrates Great Britain with Bentley Motors Share Comments Monaco 06th June… The British spirit is very much in evidence these days in the sun-dressed streets and avenues of the Principality of Monaco on the Riviera coast. Bentley Motors and the Bentley dealership of Monaco have joined the Hotel Metropole Monte Carlo to celebrate the flair of Britain from early April until June 12, which culminated in an exclusive soiree featuring all participants on June 5. A wave of warm and bright orange and rose hues, inspired by world famous English fashion designers such as Vivienne Westwood, highlight the spaces of the elegant hotel, including the lavish place settings in the restaurant Joel Robuchon and magnificent tulip arrangements that have been placed in all the public areas of the Metropole. True to the general theme "My Metropole is so british", the hotel is dressed in cheerful two-tone stripes and classic bowler hats. This homage to all things english and wonderful would not have been possible without the collaboration of several hallmark companies that represent that certain british notion of luxury wedded to style, craft and art: Harrods, ESPA, Christie´s and Bentley. "So british" obviously includes driving in style, hence Bentley Motors and Bentley Monaco have for the duration of the event offered the guests of the hotel the services of a Bentley Boy and a Bentley Continental GTC. As an ambassador of the marque and its grand racing tradition the Bentley Boy, like his dashing forebears, is dressed in a twenties-style racing overall. For those clients wishing for an even deeper immersion into the Bentley world, the hotel together with the carmaker has arranged day trips to the factory in Crewe, by private plane. "My Metropole is so british" is the third in a series of artistic events that the Metropole Monte Carlo has hosted this year. It will culminate in a "so British" gala evening on June 5, bringing together all participants. During this exclusive soiree representatives from Bentley will present the special world of the winged "B", featuring as well the Continental GTC, which has been available for exclusive test drives during the whole "so British" period . As a remembrance of this evening each guest will receive a gift from Bentley. Another highlight of the "so British" soiree will be the preview of the new James Bond book – a limited edition designed especially by Bentley to commemorate that other most british icon.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post4086233913514670165..comments2015-05-03T11:12:16.639-07:00Comments on Gluten-Free Goddess® Recipes: Vegan Flourless Chocolate CakeKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-20345727581907781842011-10-28T17:01:15.645-07:002011-10-28T17:01:15.645-07:00To substitute the hot coffee in my chocolate recip...To substitute the hot coffee in my chocolate recipes, try hot peppermint tea (if you like the combo of chocolate and mint). If not, plain hot water will work.

Cheers- KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-5066666133781520772011-10-28T13:17:19.168-07:002011-10-28T13:17:19.168-07:00My problem with a number of your awesome-looking c...My problem with a number of your awesome-looking chocolate recipes is the reliance on coffee, which I cannot use.Peacimowenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-7848818297104560602011-06-17T21:30:30.720-07:002011-06-17T21:30:30.720-07:00My hubby also can't have vanilla, so I simply ...My hubby also can't have vanilla, so I simply skipped it. I used decaf coffee, but I think even hot water or (hot cocoa!) would be fine without compromising flavour. I like the mint tea idea!

I made this cake last night for a friend's birthday supper today. Topped with homemade cherry sauce (like pie filling, only slightly runnier), a few toasted pecans, and some coconut flakes (which I couldn't really taste, but looked pretty), it was a big hit. Thanks! I love that this recipe turned out to be way easier to do than it appeared at first glance. :)Fawnhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-88195256910602352011-06-12T16:53:09.891-07:002011-06-12T16:53:09.891-07:00Coffee is on my food allergy list, so I'll hav...Coffee is on my food allergy list, so I'll have to figure out a replacement. Can't have vanilla, either... but I'm thinking maybe rum extract would be good! =)RobynShttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-6290519528626911282011-04-23T17:17:55.210-07:002011-04-23T17:17:55.210-07:00Hi Karina, I actually don't have any food all...Hi Karina,

I actually don't have any food allergies but my sister-in-law has gluten, dairy, eggs and soy (and I suspect my boyfriend has an intolerance in there somewhere too) so I am going to attempt this awesome cake for Easter dessert.

I don't like coffee so I'm going to sub it for mint tea and see if that works. I love all your recipes and enjoy learning how to cook for the people in my life who have allegies. Thanks for your wicked website!Shayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-15289784911406930072011-04-23T08:10:06.562-07:002011-04-23T08:10:06.562-07:00This was fantastic. I've also tried your other...This was fantastic. I've also tried your other flourless chocolate cake recipe, and I honestly liked this one better. The pumpkin flavor really made it for me. Off to try your pumpkin pie recipe email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-73271041518714032592011-04-22T17:00:36.269-07:002011-04-22T17:00:36.269-07:00I finally just tried this cake. Fabulous! Everyone...I finally just tried this cake. Fabulous! Everyone who tasted it loved it, even if they didn't have dietary restrictions. I served it with a dollop of cashew cream and a fresh strawberry on top. I'll make this again soon for a special occasion. Thanks for this great firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-33254453883613412492011-04-20T05:17:29.184-07:002011-04-20T05:17:29.184-07:00Thanks for this! I'm going to try it for my so...Thanks for this! I'm going to try it for my son's first birthday with a few replacements... Bananas instead of pumpkin, almond milk instead of hemp and coffee, a xylitol/sugar blend instead of straight sugar, flax gel and a bit of baking soda instead of egg replacer. That way the only thing I have to go hunting down is xanthan gum, since we just went grocery shopping the other day and I'd rather not do another long trip. :-) hopefully it firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-28677424060198550742011-04-14T12:31:11.474-07:002011-04-14T12:31:11.474-07:00If you think it sucks being allergic to soy, then ...If you think it sucks being allergic to soy, then try being gluten free and allergic to RICE....my son is GF and also has a rice allergy, which has made baking or buying pre-made GF baked goods nearly impossible. Thanks to recipes like this, I can create some sens of normalcy for him on birthdays and holidays, so THANK YOU!!!!!!Laceyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-65919132230319402372011-03-15T07:05:15.329-07:002011-03-15T07:05:15.329-07:00This looks wonderful, and I might make it soon. I...This looks wonderful, and I might make it soon. In the meantime, I have to start planning another Carrot Cake for another coworker who needs to eat gluten-free.Johannahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-3703943390755077272011-02-18T11:25:28.390-08:002011-02-18T11:25:28.390-08:00Hi Karina My son is intolerant to gluten, eggs a...Hi Karina
 My son is intolerant to gluten, eggs and dairy. Your site has been a life saver for me. I have had my vita mix for a few years and its the most used tool in my kitchen. Love firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-4234963732374952502010-12-29T13:32:33.679-08:002010-12-29T13:32:33.679-08:00Mmmm, this was good! A few substitutions I made, ...Mmmm, this was good! A few substitutions I made, based on diet requirements and availability:
Regular vanilla instead of bourbon vanilla
Mix of brown rice, fava bean, and amaranth flour instead of buckwheat
Xylitol and erythritol instead of sugar
Arrowroot powder instead of tapioca starch
Ground flax instead of egg replacer
It took me a whole hour to bake, and I did it all in a bowl with the whisk since I don't have a vitamix. It all worked out fine and tasted great! It's like a pumpkin fudge cake :)email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-62816206594204543002010-10-19T19:51:41.252-07:002010-10-19T19:51:41.252-07:00Oh, how I love my high powered blender to bake wit...Oh, how I love my high powered blender to bake with. Things come out so creamy and wonderful.

The blender is no longer used for smoothies and crushed ice drinks only...it's used just as much (if not more) for soups, pancakes, and desserts.

I am printing this out now to try! Thanks for your hard work at creating such a beautiful dessert.April from Kitchen Blender Reviewshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-21044424245602718832010-08-31T21:04:30.625-07:002010-08-31T21:04:30.625-07:00Ashley- Xanthan gum is a viscous binder like agar ...Ashley- Xanthan gum is a viscous binder like agar agar, or guar gum. It's usually found in a small bag or bottle in the specialty baking section. A tiny bit goes a long way, so keep it in the fridge to keep it fresh- it'll last a long time.

As for the egg replacer- this one binds and leavens, so if you are going to replace it, please read my baking substitutions post for tips on how to balance those two attributes with alternatives.

SL- This would work with squash puree- I've used canned squash. Also mashed sweet potato. The flavors might be a tad more assertive, though, so I'd probably increase the spices and sweetness a bit to compensate. Maybe more vanilla, too.

xox KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-91372031206142789482010-08-31T20:59:46.999-07:002010-08-31T20:59:46.999-07:00Can you have sweet potato SLColman?Can you have sweet potato SLColman?Rachhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-51878520147788127712010-08-31T18:27:37.857-07:002010-08-31T18:27:37.857-07:00I am allergic to pumpkin sadly. Do you have any i...I am allergic to pumpkin sadly. Do you have any ideas as to what to use instead? I can't have banana but I can have eggs...
This looks and sounds heavenly!SLColmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-85715424515374928212010-07-13T13:55:04.920-07:002010-07-13T13:55:04.920-07:00This looks INCREDIBLE! I'm a bit intimidated t...This looks INCREDIBLE! I'm a bit intimidated though. I have never used xanthan gum nor seen it for sale at my local Co-op. Maybe I just haven't been looking for it.

I'm also curious if there is a sub for the egg replacer. Many of the recipes I put together use the binding qualities of banana or flax seed. I like to go that route as I like to keep my landfill bound trash and carbon footprint to a minimum. Any ideas?

Thanks for your excellent recipes and great ideas!Ashleyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-60647238512845755122010-02-17T16:17:57.040-08:002010-02-17T16:17:57.040-08:00Kim, I've never tried it with agar agar or fla...Kim, I've never tried it with agar agar or flax/chia gel. With the Ener-G Egg Replacer you have some leavening; so I'd definitely add leavening with a binding ingredient. Maybe a teaspoon of baking powder? And some starch. If it's for a birthday, I'd make a trial run ahead of time...!

Good luck!

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-32478876929187866462010-02-17T15:22:52.567-08:002010-02-17T15:22:52.567-08:00Hi Karina! I can't do EnerG egg replacer, any ...Hi Karina! I can't do EnerG egg replacer, any thoughts on replacing that? I can sub guar gum for xanthan, so that's easy. I could try making a tablespoon of my own kind of EnerG-type thing with a little guar, some starch, and a little baking soda, maybe a pinch of agar agar powder thrown in... Would finely ground chia or flax do the trick? I'd love to make this this weekend for my dad's birthday! Thanks :)
Kim | www.affairsofliving.comKimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-9486324123389185242010-02-11T08:13:28.015-08:002010-02-11T08:13:28.015-08:00Anon- Sorry I missed your question regarding using...Anon- Sorry I missed your question regarding using chocolate chips-- Yes, melting chips will work. Taste test to see how the sweetness is affected. Various brands are sweeter/bittersweet, and as we all know, our taste buds vary, too.

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-10666295420406360842010-02-11T08:11:00.480-08:002010-02-11T08:11:00.480-08:00Gladtz- I'm guessing two eggs. And the milk of...Gladtz- I'm guessing two eggs. And the milk of your choice (though lower fat milks will produce a less creamy result).

Cathy- I think sweet potato will work. Taste the batter (before egg replacer/eggs) and see if it needs compensation- say, more chocolate or vanilla (sweet potato can be an assertive taste). I also might add an extra pinch of cinnamon.

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-9030255408267420862010-02-10T23:10:09.206-08:002010-02-10T23:10:09.206-08:00Hi Karina-thanks for everything you do! I am alle...Hi Karina-thanks for everything you do! I am allergic to pumpkin and was wondering if I could substitute sweet potato?Cathyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-71186708382547838342010-01-30T20:46:19.184-08:002010-01-30T20:46:19.184-08:00Instead of the egg replacer, how many eggs can I u...Instead of the egg replacer, how many eggs can I use...and instead of the hemp milk, can I use brown rice milk?gladtzhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-52780712046485485932009-12-07T10:32:11.509-08:002009-12-07T10:32:11.509-08:00Cindy- So glad it worked for you using a mixer. Th...Cindy- So glad it worked for you using a mixer. Thanks for stopping back to share that tip.

Anon- I wouldn't change a thing- use the chips- they'll work fine!

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-33948391168365787012009-12-07T10:24:52.056-08:002009-12-07T10:24:52.056-08:00Hi Karina, I can't find soy free chocolate oth...Hi Karina,
I can't find soy free chocolate other than Enjoy Life chips. How would you adjust the sweeteners if you used the firstname.lastname@example.com


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Every time Perry Newburn has put on his running shoes in the past couple of weeks the people of Christchurch have been at the front of his mind.
The 56-year-old, who grew up in the Garden City and now lives in Feilding, begins a 1053km journey today from Aotea Square to the remains of the Christchurch Cathedral.
It's a journey the seasoned runner hopes to complete in 15 days - running an average of 70km a day - as he aims to raise $10 for every kilometre he runs to give a minimum of $10,000 to the Red Cross Earthquake Appeal for Christchurch.
"It's been absolutely devastating watching the scenes from my hometown as I knew it," said Newburn.
"It will never be the same again and that is, for many, a soul-destroying reality."
Newburn spent the first two days after the 6.3 earthquake in shock and then brainstormed about what he could contribute to the cause.
"Once I got my head around it I thought about what I could do and running is what comes naturally to me so I hope that New Zealanders not only get behind me but join me for part of the journey."
Newburn, a former hockey representative, has previously completed three 100-mile (160km) running events and more than 10 ultramarathons.
He recently did a 160km solo run around Lake Taupo, which coincided with the Around the Lake relay, and has no doubt he will make Christchurch on Saturday March 26.
"Every time it is hard or I am in pain and can't get up in the morning I just remember the people of Christchurch and all of the suffering they have had to endure and my pain won't even compare to what they have gone through."
Newburn's good mate Simon Clendon, whom he met in the small, tight-knit ultra-running community, is impressed by his effort.
"You won't find many people willing or able to run the daily distances required for this task," said Clendon, 45, who has been running marathons and ultra-marathons for the past 10 years.
"Running just 70km would blow the mind of your average person on the street, let alone doing it every day for more than two weeks.
"Perry is going to subject his body and mind to punishment that will test him in every way.
"There is something primal to testing your body and mind to the extreme. Most of the time we put our toe on that start line we really don't know if we can actually complete the task we have set ourselves."
Newburn doesn't consider his effort to be anything special but it is just another inspiring act of the Kiwi spirit coming to the fore.
"The magical thing about being a New Zealander has come out of this disaster," he said. "When the chips are down we all stick together and show great character."
Said Clendon: "It has been humbling to see the whole nation swing into action to help the people of Christchurch.
"I believe everyone has the basic humanity to care no matter where they are from and New Zealanders have shown this to be true in our country as well."
Newburn aims to start this morning, heading first from Aotea Square to the Cathedral in Parnell. From there he'll run to Hamilton, Rotorua, Taupo, Levin, Wellington, Picton, Blenheim and on to Christchurch.
It's the people along the way that he expects will make the journey memorable. "It's both amazing and really sad how many people have a connection to this disaster ... I am looking forward to meeting some of them and hearing their stories.
"I hope that the running and walking community of New Zealand will embrace this concept and give generously but also join me in their town."
The idea can't help but stir images of movieland's Forrest Gump running across America.
But the most important thing to Newburn, with company or not, is raising as much money as possible to make a significant contribution.
"The thing I am looking forward to the most is handing over the money we have raised and I know that will make a difference to recovery - the problem is huge but we all need to help."
If you'd like to contribute to Perry Newburn's run for the quake victims you can donate at www.perrysrunforchristchurch.co.nz.


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What is everyone's favourite comfort food?
My favourite comfort food is everything with chocolate !
Baked mac & cheese, peanut butter & Jelly or a Fluffernutter with a glass of milk. Cookies fresh out of the oven.
Quoting MrsJoe125:
Me too! chocoalte all the way!! My favorite way to have it is in reese's cups; the mini ones are the PERFECT combination of sweet and salty and chocolate and peanutbutter.... mmmmmmm
I'm PMS-ing; not a good day for this post. lol
PS: like your avatar!!! I think dolphins are arguablly God's most beautiful creation! :-)
Salty chips and chocolate always rocks , I love dolphins and yeah they are god's most beautiful creation! That photo was taken when I was in sea world Queensland !
My grandmother's homemade mac and cheese ....with gravy on it. Freakin' awesome.


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BOTTLES of alcohol should be tagged so adults buying drink for under-18s can be traced by police, a Labour MSP has said.
Under the scheme, bottles would bear a printed barcode enabling authorities to track whether legally bought alcohol has been given to youngsters.
The scheme, which is already being piloted in problem areas of Dundee, involves the police seizing alcohol from under-18s and then using the coded bottle labels to trace where the drink was bought from.
Officers then use CCTV from the shop to identify who bought the drink - whether it was an adult or an under-age customer being illegally sold it.
Labour's community safety spokesman James Kelly wants to roll out the scheme to other parts of the country and says the Scottish Government should encourage licensing boards to sign up to the initiative.
Although the scheme aims to catch shops selling alcohol to under-age customers, it is also used to target "proxy purchases" - adults buying drink on behalf of minors.
The scheme is understood to cost less than 100 per shop to run and supporters claim it would reduce alcohol-fuelled antisocial behaviour in areas with under-age drinking problems.
The MSP said: "This innovative but simple approach will hopefully help bring to justice those peddling booze to young people. People who supply alcohol to young people need to realise that what they are doing is not only breaking the law, but all too often is fuelling antisocial behaviour that makes other people's lives a misery.
"I urge licensing boards to adopt this new approach to hammer home the message that supplying under-agers with alcohol is never acceptable and will not be tolerated."
Those caught supplying alcohol to those under the age of 18 would be reported to the procurator-fiscal and could be hit with a fine of up to 5,000 or a prison sentence.
Although the scheme is intended to be voluntary, signing up to take part in the initiative could be a condition for the granting of an alcohol licence to a newly opened shop or a business that wanted to begin selling drink.
The call to roll out the bottle- labelling scheme comes after the Scottish Government's flagship minimum pricing policy was blocked by opposition parties at Holyrood.
A Holyrood spokesman said: "The Scottish Government has always supported and encouraged the police to make use of bottle-tagging in its fight against under-age drinking.
"As an intelligence-led tool, it can help forces crack down on the problem by proving that certain shops are selling alcohol to under-18s. Bottle-tagging remains an operational matter for police, often deployed during targeted exercises against under-age drinking."However, we would caution against the blanket deployment of this measure, to ensure it remains effective."
A licensing board member from Aberdeen City Council backed the call to tag alcohol bottles, which, he said, would "reduce antisocial behaviour in Scotland's big cities".
Labour councillor Willie Young said: "This would a great way of stopping under-18s getting hold of alcohol, as it would deter adults from buying drink and passing it on.
"I know that in parts of Aberdeen we have a problem with young people drinking alcohol when they are under age and this leading to antisocial behaviour.
"That's why we need a new approach to reduce anti- social behaviour in Scotland's big cities."


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This is going to be the blocks I am going to use in our family christmas quilt. I have 9 differnt applique santas all old world and victorian. The santas will correspond with the colors of the fabrics from the swappers Christmas Star blocks. I have 4 stars so far. Hope to get 12 Stars and I'm making 12 santas.
Thank you quilter artist that have made the stars so far.
Our family christmas quilt is going to be awesome because of you guys.
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No gun is perfect. They are all compromises.
I have been shooting my new Rami Poly at the range. I can't tell you how much fun it is to shoot. After having a PM9 this thing is a pleasure. No malfunctions at all. About 300 rds down range so far. Tommorrow hope to put another 200 and then it will be my cc.
I think that the CZ line is very underrated, I had a 75BD which I loved but had to sell because it was just to big for my small hands. I heard they are coming out with a polymer frame with adjustable back straps that I will be all over when released.
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The RAMI seems like a nice enough little pistol, though I find the thumb safety small and difficult to operate. I have also heard some reports of mediocre reliability with some specimens.
No gun is perfect. They are all compromises.
I love my Rami P. 1800 rds through it now and I have only had 2 ftf's both within the first 14 rds and both out of my 14 rd mag. I dont mind the thumb safety much because I have never used it. It is my cc weapon and I wouldn't trade it for anything else.
I don't think it's a perfect gun, but if it's perfect for you, that's all that matters.
i have a question for the OP. you mention you have small hands. so do i. what is the trigger reach on that, if you could measure from the trigger to the back of the grip that would be awesome.
The trigger reach measures 3" in the double action mode and 2 3/4 in the sigle action mode. Now I believe that the reach "felt longer" on the alloy model. I have the poly version.
Hope that helps again I looked hard and long for a good ccw and this fits the bill for me.
There have been reported issues with the .40 cal, but the 9mm seems to be pretty reliable. Ive been very happy with my CZ RAMI 9mm with Pearce grip extension (PG-XD) and Omega 1/2 Stippled Leopard Wood grips.
I liked the feel of those little pistols. If I were to get one though, it would be the aluminum frame. I seriously considered them when looking for my first gun/s. I love my XDs though
I am really leaning towards buying one and using it as my daily carry gun. I currently have a smith 442 airlight. I own two revolvers and I do like shooting them, but I prefer to shoot my two semi-autos..
I love the look of the Rami, especially if you put on some nice wood grips. I believe I could carry it OWB on either side and it would be nice and comfy..I like the 9mm round and I would prefer to have 10 rounds of 9mm versus 5 rounds of .38..
I like the fact it has a safety, but I would probably carry it off safety with one in the pipe manually decocked...
My only concern is the ftf and fte stories I have heard in the forums..Neither one of my XD's has had a problem with that no matter what ammo I feed them..
I bought a barely used 9mm all steel model that I knew had feed issues, because I like CZ's and believed I could get it to work. I got it cheap, because the owner was exasperated with the failures.
It is by far the most accurate 3" pistol I have ever fired, and I shoot it almost as well as my 1911. I absolutely love to shoot it.
But I still have not cured the failure to eject problem. I did a basic 'fluff and buff' on all the suspect areas and improved it a lot, but it still does not like hollow points. Presently, I'm waiting on replacement recoil, extractor, and mag springs from Wolff, and if that doesn't fix it, I'll either send it off to the factory, or relegate it to a range gun or a loaner.
But I like it so much that I will probably eventually buy a new one, if I can't get this one to work to my satisfaction, because it is exactly what I want in a carry gun.
I really like it too...and I have not even held it or shot it...
But everything about it appeals to me...seriously..
Something about the Rami I've really liked since I first saw it. Have yet to get one in my hands but soon, very soon.
Still no joy on correcting the ejection and feeding problems. Here is what I have done, to date:
Had other people fire it to check for limp-wristing problems.
Tested with 5 different FMJ and 4 different JHP ammo, after each 'repair.'
Polished lightly on on the rails and other points of contact on the slide and frame.
Very light polish on the feed ramp.
Wolff springs in both mags
Wolff recoil springs. Tried both 18 and 21 lb. springs.
None of this has made any difference, so I signed up on the CZ support site for help, and so far have not been contacted, after 3 days.
man that has me concerned for buying one...
My two XD's have had absolutly no failures to feed...I shoot my XD45 probably the best and on some given days I shoot the 9 better...Both of these guns are a little big for me to carry comfy...The 9 might be doable. I have a certain uneasiness on carrying the XD because of the safeties along with the light trigger pull if I ever pulled it from concealment, but I think I might be able to get comfy with it...I dunno?
If I were to get a compact XD9, I just think they look a little blocky. My smith 642 is what I currently carry, but it is not super comfy for me to shoot and I cannot shoot it very well (not can I shoot my GP100 as well as the two semi-autos)....
The Rami, just seems like the perfect carry weapon for me..It is semi-auto in a format I shoot very well (9mm)...It can be carried cocked and locked or one in the pipe with hammer down..it is roughly the size of my 642 but with a little more weight (good for recoil) and it gives me twice the ammo.
It also (rami) is one cool looking little pistol and the poly version felt great in my hand...
I would probably sell my 642 or trade it in on the rami, but I wanna be able to rely on it...i see Drew now has over 3,000 rounds through his without much of a problem...
so the dilemma
I can't tell you to gamble on getting a good one. I can only say that if you do get one without reliability issues, you will have a real winner.
I have several modified Pearce Springfield XD extensions that fit the RAMI perfectly, the cost is $20 for the first extension and $15 for each additional extension. I will pay for all shipping (USPS). Fit and finish is like factory. Please Email for pics and more info at firstname.lastname@example.com.
But it fits my hand perfectly.
Very heavy for it's size.
Since this old thread has been resurrected, I should mention that CZ fixed the problem with mine, shortly after my 2008 post. I detailed that in another thread, at the time. I still have it and it is reliable and still shoots great.


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OK I have to ask Copper solder issue
I soldered a 3/4 piece of copper pipe to a dimpled coupler. Installed it and noticed that its not prefectly straight in the coupler, but it does not leak.
So my question is: Is this going to fail? and should it be addressed now?
Dont ask me how this happened, I dont know.
If I have to correct it, is there a shortcut to fix this?
Got a picture?
Near impossible to get one on crooked unless it's not all the way on.
There a line to line fit.
Will take one tomorrow.
Crooked is not seen often---like Joe said---
Usually a joint can be heated----realigned--brushed with flux and soldered without disassembly or additional cleaning------usually----well,most times---:laughing:
Thanks, these couplings were the ones I got off of ebay. I did not remember that he sent me some normal ones and some with just dimples.
Was tired so I finished up and came home. Maybe we just did not straighten the 10 foot run out? Will double check it tomorrow and make a decision.
Regarding all of my solder joints, I see no leaks, but I guess time can bring those on?
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If the pipe is not supported near the joint, it will sag. The fitting can have excessive tolerances. As stated, if the joint was prepped and soldered correctly you should be OK-except that is crooked.
One of the most obvious places this occurs is the copper stub outs for tubs- no one likes a saggy spout :whistling2:
Saggy Spout, isnt that what Viagra is for? Oh wait, wrong forum!:eek:
A "normal" one would have "dimples" a repair coupling would not.
I would just go ahead and replace it. If it is not seated properly then not all the surface area of the joint is properly joined. I have not see anything like that before. I would guess the tolerances are off.
Usually---if they don't leak--then they are good for ever----
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Thanks for all of the help!
I would fix it. There is very little chance of misalignment in this case, and your joint is holding on by a thread. You know it, and so do we. Plus it will drive you nuts, knowing its like that.
We missed our mark by 3/8"---it drove him nut to think his math was off---6 months later we tore off the insulation so he could find the mistake---:laughing:
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This week we're delighted to welcome Alison Mead as our guest blogger. Alison is a Sage Business Partner at Silicon Bullet. As a Business Partner Alison works directly with our customers to make sure they get the advice they need to select the right software, make sure everything goes smoothly when implementing their new software and gives them the ongoing support their business needs. You may well have spotted Alison on Twitter, or Facebook or even her newly launched Silicon Bullet blog [btw I thoroughly recommend a visit to her blog; it's packed with loads of useful advice for all Sage customers].
What do customers look for in their Sage Accredited Reseller? How can we add to the overall Sage experience?
Well, as 'The Sage Lady', as I am often called, I hope I can shed some light on this.
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The Sage training given on site can be one-to-one and bespoke, so instead of learning just how to raise or edit an invoice in Sage for example, a trainer can help the customer design an invoice with logos and html links, decide on the specific form that product codes should take, and run through real life examples that really mean something, and as part of the training session start sending real invoices out to customers.
As a social media user myself I am able to advise on how Twitter links and Facebook pages could be used in the business and added to invoice designs and statements, which is something I am being asked about more and more by clients. After all, what better people to market to than people who have bought from you already – and why waste all that white space on your pdf invoice when you could have a handy logo that could be clicked on, alongside that excellent Sage Pay 'Pay Now' button?
I do find that these one-to-one sessions need to be short – 3-4 hours at most, as they are quite intensive, and I see people's eyes glaze over and half expect their heads to start spinning if I go on for too long.
One example where I feel I really added value recently was for a company who had been using Sage for a while, but the nominal structure was designed more for producing year end accounts than making day to day management decisions. Sitting down with the company, I was able to understand what they really needed, and then offer a solution, taking them through the changes required step by step. Now the desired reports for making decisions can be produced straight from Sage instead of in Excel, and all the previously required number crunching and manipulation is a thing of the past.
I have recently started writing a blog with hints and tips about using Sage to share my expertise. My blog combines Sage hints and tips on things I often show people during training with more general articles about running my own business and networking. Hopefully this is another way that we at Silicon Bullet can add value to Sage customers and other resellers through shared knowledge.
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Throwback Thursday: Jewish Congresswoman from Utah
Welcome to Throwback Thursday, a weekly photo feature in which we sift 116 years of Forward history to find snapshots of women's lives.
Florence Prag Kahn, the first Jewish woman to serve in Congress, was a pioneer in many ways. She was born in 1866 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Her parents were Polish Jewish immigrants who were friends of Mormon leader Brigham Young. Her mother chronicled the family's unique experiences in her memoir, "My Life Among the Mormons."
Her family made a fortune selling supplies to miners, but its wealth declined with the end of the gold rush. In 1869, her family moved to San Francisco where she graduated from the San Francisco Girls' High School (her mother taught there) and later from the University of California, Berkeley. In 1899, she married newly elected Congressman Julius Kahn, a Republican. He served for 26 years until he died, at which point Kahn, also a Republican, was elected to replace him.
She soon became known as a politician who "gets things done." She also had a keen sense of humor. Asked once if she supported birth control, she reportedly quipped "I will if you make it retroactive." She was reelected to five more terms, and it was through Kahn's highly productive 12 years of service in Congress that the San Francisco area saw the building of the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, among other projects. An active Reform Jew, member of Hadassah and the National Council of Jewish Women, Kahn felt strongly about her Jewish identity. She even referenced it when speaking in Congress. In a speech before the House on the reapportionment issue — that is, the changing around congressional seats based on the census — she claimed to have no problem with it because "Moses had conducted the world's first census."
She supported citizenship for Chinese women and foreign born children of U.S. mothers, which was an innovation at the time (father's had to be a U.S. citizen prior) and advocated payments to Native American tribes whose land had been taken unfairly. Though she worked for Hebert Hoover's reelection against Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt praised Kahn and sent her an open invitation to the White House. Kahn's fast paced schedule did not prevent her from traveling throughout California encouraging women to get interested in politics.
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