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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Gentilly hotel in Gare d'Austerlitz - Place d'Italie with restaurant
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Located in Gare d'Austerlitz - Place d'Italie, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Paris Catacombs, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Jardin des Plantes. Grande Galerie de l'Evolution and Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art are also within 3 mi (5 km).
This hotel features a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include a meeting room, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Room Amenities
All 283 rooms offer free WiFi, LCD TVs with cable channels, and hair dryers. Showers, phones, and desks are among the other amenities that guests will find.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. 8 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers laundry facilities, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator (lift).
- Total number of rooms - 283
- Free WiFi
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Elevator/lift
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- Restaurant
- Snack bar/deli
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Free WiFi
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Cable TV service
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Ibis Paris Porte d'Italie has a restaurant on site.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at noon
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 10.50 for adults and EUR 5.25 for children (approximately)
Hotel Name
- ibis Paris Porte d'Italie
- Ibis Hotel Gentilly
- Ibis Paris Porte d`Italie Hotel Gentilly
- Ibis Paris Porte D'Italie Val-De-Marne/Gentilly, France
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The photos in this description reflect the brand standard and are provided for illustrative purposes only. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
This is an Expedia Rate property.
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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The Crime SceneMature
Crime Scene Investigators, Steve Jennings and Danielle Stone are called out to a gruesome crime scene, where they stumble upon some creepy evidence, that points to the beginnings of a serial killer.
"Nice neighborhood," remarked Danielle Stone as she shut the door of the black unmarked SUV, glancing up and down the broad street as her close friend, fellow crime scene investigator, and former Texas native, young, handsome faced, dark haired, dark-eyed, Steve Jennings, walked around the vehicle to join her.
"Yeah, hard to imagine a four nineteen all the way out here, huh?" He said in his usual but faint Texas drawl.
Both of them ducked under the yellow police tape, before heading up the shadowy front walkway of the two-story Spanish style home in downtown Beverly Hills. A couple police beacons flashed over the exterior of the cream colored home, casting shafts of red and blue to roll across the side of the house, almost as if to ward off anyone who dared to enter. A few uniformed cops were stood near the sidewalk, interviewing a few eyewitnesses, and keeping a few passer-bys from crossing the scene.
A light warm breeze floated through the evening air, gently blowing a few strands of her shoulder length dark brown hair into Danielle's face. Both she and Steve were clad in matching black vests, their last names stitched on the right breast pocket and in white bold block lettering, the words, "LAPD CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS," printed on the back. Along with their vests, they both carried their standard crime scene kits in the silver cases they carried at their sides.
"Hey Tim, what do you got?" Steve asked as they approached the tall, balding and husky plain clothes cop standing at the door.
"The victim's name is Candice Johnson. Neighbors called it in," Tim said. "They said they heard screaming and sounds of a struggle."
"What time was that?" Danielle asked.
"Sometime between a quarter to twelve and one a-m. The body's upstairs, second bedroom on the right Coroner's on his way."
Steve exchanged a look with Danielle with a nod, "let's go to work." She nodded her head, following him inside the dimly lit house.
Danielle pulled out her flashlight and shined it along the knob of the front door, leaning forward and scrutinizing it more closely. "There's some scratch marks around the keyhole in the door, indicates forced entry, probably with some kind of sharp metal object."
He looked down at the door and nodded his head. "Screwdriver maybe."
Squatting down on the floor, Danielle placed her case down and popped it open, taking out her 35 millimeter camera and snapping off a couple photos of the door knob. Setting her camera down, she pulled on a pair of rubber gloves then took out her fingerprint powder and brush. "Hey, shine the light here, will you?" Steve did as she told him to as she tried to recover any latent fingerprints that might of been left behind by the intruder. Unfortunately, she came up empty. She sighed softly. "Nothing."
Steve shined the flashlight from the threshold of the door and slowly around the wood floor, taking a few steps into the spacious, modern and sophisticated living room. "No foot prints on this side either, but it sure looks like Candice was doing pretty well for herself, she has a pretty nice place here. Hard wooden floors, chandeliers, leather furniture, glass end tables, velvet curtains...looks like a home fit for royalty."
Danielle sighed softly, a deep scowl crossing her face as she placed the brush and powder back in her case, grabbed her camera and closed it up. She hated it when good things happened to people who had it made in their lives, excluding celebrities. They were almost always the easiest targets in this world, and if it wasn't money someone wanted, it was always something much worse. Grabbing her crime scene kit, she looked over at Steve. "Yeah, too bad she won't get to live it anymore."
Together the two of them headed up the stairs and into the victim's bedroom, but after five years as a Crime Scene Investigator, nothing could of prepared Danielle for the gruesome scene in Candice's bedroom, her stomach turning when she saw the sight inside.
"Oh, man..." Steve said as he let out a long breath.
There was more blood than she could possibly imagine. There were half-circular blood spatter patterns across the walls above the brass framed bed, on the white silk curtains over the far right bay window, the lamp, the white closet door, and two huge puddles of blood seeping into the hard wood floors on either sides of the bed. A trail of bloody footprints led from the puddle on the side of the bed closest to the door, and stopped just at the threshold of the door. In the center of the bed, or what was left of her, laid Candice's naked and mutilated body, her limbs splayed lifelessly out at her sides, her horror filled eyes staring straight at the two of them.
Steve shook his head in disbelief. "As many years I've been doing this, I can never get used to a scene like this."
Rather than dwell on how nauseous the scene made her, or how angry and remorseful, Danielle tried her best to put her focus on doing her job. "Bloody footprints leading out of the room..." She remarked, shining her flashlight down the hall, then looking up at him for his approval, "but no prints in the hall. What does that tell you?"
Steve squatted down to scrutinize the last foot prints left just over the threshold. "That tells me that this guy stopped to change his shoes." He shined the flashlight over the bloody foot prints. "Take a look at the pattern of his stride. It stops here just at the threshold, which means he had to have taken a minute to change his shoes."
Danielle squatted down to his level, picking up her camera and snapping a photo of the footprints. "Maybe he did, but why would he bother changing his shoes if he already left his prints behind? That doesn't make any sense."
"Well either this guy is really clever or really stupid. Either way, if he was stupid enough to leave his footprints behind, maybe we'll get lucky and find his fingerprints or DNA around here."
"Yeah, maybe. Well, better suit up." Squatting down, she set her case down on the floor, opening it up and pulling out a set of black booties, pulling them over her shoes.
"Right." Opening up his kit, Steve pulled on his own set of booties, both of them gathering what they needed from their kits and pocketing the tools inside their vests before cautiously entering the room, stepping over the footprints in their path.
Danielle turned back to the footsteps just inside the door, squatting down and setting a metal ruler down beside the print, before snapping off a few more pictures with her camera at different angles, then rising to her feet, taking a couple more. Turning around, she took a few more pictures of the footprints that led out of the puddle.
"Hey Danielle?"
She looked up from her camera and over at him, where he was squatting down beside the bed, his brows furrowed inquisitively, "yeah?"
"You might want to come and see this."
Slowly walking over to where he was crouched, she blinked when she saw a pile of candid photos spread out in the puddle of blood, and "BITCH #1" written above the pile. "Looks like the work of a serial killer."
"Yeah, and if Candice is number one, it must mean that there's more on the way." Steve rose to his feet, stepping back to allow her to snap a couple photos of the area. "Hopefully there's something else here that will help us identify and catch this guy before there's another one. Did you check out those pictures?"
Danielle set her camera aside and picked up one of the many photos before her, then sifted through the others, "these are all of the victim, looks like most of them were taken peri-mortem." In the photos, Candice was bound, gagged, screaming, her eyes filled with terror much like they were right now. She looked over at Candice's body on the bed, an image flashing through her head, imagining the scene play out before her.
Candice tugged violently at her restraints, screaming and crying as numerous camera flashes went off in her face, "let me go! Please! Please let go! Noooo!" She threw her head back as a knife swept down on her, slashing into her stomach, her blood splattering across the lamp shade beside the bed and on the floor beside the bed.
"He tied her up and tortured her, he was snapping pictures of her while she was suffering his abuse."
Steve leaned forward, scrutinizing the photos over Danielle's shoulder, shaking his head and sighing deeply. "What kind of monster would do this?" Turning around, he walked over to the first puddle of blood, squatting down and pulling a vial from his vest, sliding up the swab inside and taking a sample from the blood pool and slipping the swab back into the vial, snapping it closed then pocketing it. Rising to his feet, he scrutinized the victim's hands and wrists. "Looks that way. There's some ligature marks here on her wrist."
Pulling a plastic evidence bag from her vest, Danielle carefully gathered up the pile of candid photos and bagged them before picking up her camera and rising to her feet, snapping off a few photos of the victim on the bed, the blood spatter on the curtains behind her, then moving carefully stepping around the blood pool to scrutinize Candice's left wrist closer. "Ligature marks on the other wrist, consistent with the photos and the assumption that she was tied up and tortured." She brought her camera up, snapping a couple of the victim's ligature marks on her wrist.
He leaned over the bed, shining his flashlight over and looking closely at the brass bars of the two post headboard. "Well whatever he tied her up with must of been a fiberless material, because there's only scratch marks here, obvious sign of a struggle."
"Chains..." Danielle implied.
"Or handcuffs."
She shined her flashlight over the headboard bars at her end. "More scratch marks here, proves she was bound at both ends."
Steve walked over to the foot of the bed, scrutinizing the foot board, as Danielle snapped a couple pictures of the marks. "No marks on the foot board. Looks like just her her wrists were bound." He moved back to scrutinize the wounds on the victim's body with a glower. "Multiple stab wounds to the chest, neck and pelvis, but none to her face and limbs." He sighed deeply, looking down at her bloody genital area with a scowl then over at Danielle. "I know we won't know more until the Coroner gets here, but if I had to guess, she was probably raped as well as murdered."
Danielle looked over at the blood stained dresser beside the bed, picking up a photo in a smashed gold frame of Candice, hugging a handsome sandy brown haired and blue-eyed boy, who looked to be in his early twenties. "Looks like she had a boyfriend." She scowled as she looked down at the happy couple, both of them with bright white smiles on their faces. Once again cursing the person who did this to such a sweet looking girl and shaking her head in disbelief.
"Well if there's a boyfriend, then there's definitely a suspect."
Picking up the photo, she pulled another plastic bag out of her vest and bagged it then lifted her camera, snapping photos of the spatter patterns on the walls, the dresser and a couple more of the victim. Walking back over to the footprints, she squatted down, moving the ruler to the other prints and snapping more pictures. Steve took out another swab and took a couple blood samples from Candice's body, then walked around to the opposite side of the bed and swabbed a few more from the blood pool, dresser and curtains.
"So how do you think it went down? Guy waits for Candice to go to sleep, breaks in, comes upstairs and surprises her, there's a possibility of a struggle, he handcuffs her or chains her to the bed, tortures her, takes pictures of her as he's doing it, rapes, then stabs her to death."
Danielle nodded and looked over at him. "That sounds about right. From this shoeprint, this guy looks to be about a size nine, possibly ten, probably a boot. The large space of this stride suggests he's probably a pretty tall guy."
Steve walked over to where she was, scrutinizing the prints from the puddle to the door. "I'm guessing six one, six two, maybe? I'll start printing the room." Taking the fingerprint powder and brush out of his vest, he started dusting at the footboard of the bed then worked his way up.
She rose to her full five-foot-seven height, walking over the bay window and brushing back the curtains. "Window looks intact. Guess that means he went out the same way he came in." She looked back at her partner, "anything?"
Steve shook his head. "Not yet, no."
Danielle found a trash can near the dresser, knelting down to search through it. She turned up a few bubblegum wrappers, used tissues, and a couple crumpled up pieces of paper. Taking one out, she unfolded it and shined the flashlight on the piece of paper, reading the letter out loud. "'Dear Candice, I need to see you. I can't live another day without you. You're my one and only. There's no other woman for me, and I hope you come to realize there's no one else worthy of you. We need to meet. We need to talk and damn it, it needs to be now. Don't pretend you don't care. Don't pretend I don't exist. You can't just walk away from me. You can't just turn your back on everything we had. You can't hide from me, Candice. You know I'll always find you, and when I find you, I'll make you want me again and forever, you will be mine. Yours forever, Alex.' Wow. That is one creepy love letter. No wonder she threw it out."
"Love letter?" Steve scoffed, glancing over at Danielle as he dusted the night stand. "Sounds like a threat to me. Does this Alex have a last name?"
"No, no last name, might be her boyfriend, or a secret admirer." Pulling out yet another plastic bag, she bagged the letter and a couple of tissues from the trash.
"Well, if we find out who Alex is, and we can prove somehow that he wrote that letter, then we've got ourselves a motive and our prime suspect."
"That'll be easy," Danielle remarked sarcastically, shining her flashlight over the rest of the room, searching for a possible murder weapon, though doubting she'd actually find one. After a couple minutes, she gave up and sighed softly. "I'm going downstairs, can you finish up in here?"
"Sure thing."
"Thanks." Walking out of the room, she discarded her booties, put them into a sterile plastic bag, grabbed her crime scene kit then headed downstairs. She flipped the light switch on in the kitchen, her gaze locking on the stainless steel kitchen sink. Walking over to it, she stared down, noticing that it seemed a little damp, a few crimson water drops still lingering behind, as if someone had used it recently. Her eyes roamed over the drain board, all of the knives seeming to have been washed, but none of them deadly sharply or big enough to do much damage, just butter knives and short bladed fruit knives.
Looking over at the wooden knife holder on the oak island, she noticed that one of the bigger bladed knives were missing. Setting her crime kit down, she picked up her camera and snapped a couple pictures of the holder then the sink. Walking over to the dishwasher, she pulled it open and found the missing knife, its broad sharp blade sticking up in the air, but clean as a whistle. Carefully picking up the utensil, she set it down on top of the island then knelt down at her case, grabbing the luminol and a vial swab. She dripped a drop of luminol on the swab, ran it along the blade of the knife, then dropped another drop onto the swab, turning it a dark pink color. It was positive for blood. She'd found their murder weapon.
Pulling out her finger print powder, she dusted the handle for prints, turning up nothing but a partial on the handle. Taking a piece of adhesive from the case, she smoothed it down over the print and pulled it from the knife, placing it with the rest of her evidence then carefully bagging the knife. After that, she continued dusting the kitchen for prints, the countertop, the sink, the dishwasher, and the knife holder. She did manage to lift a couple more prints from the dishwasher, but whether they were Candice's or the suspect, they wouldn't know until they analyzed them back at the lab.
Ten minutes later, after she'd nearly dusted her fingers to the bone, she headed back upstairs and stood on the opposite side of the threshold, looking expectantly in at a discouraged looking Steve. "Get anything?"
He sighed deeply, shaking his head. "No, you?"
"As a matter of fact, I did." She smirked softly, holding up the knife in the bag. "I found our murder weapon."


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In a city where certain people consider the normalized fee for parking, one could argue that MonkeyParking is a much-needed innovation. In fact, I would try MonkeyParking out, like , just to be reporterly about it, but I no longer keep my car in San Francisco.
The reason? After my entire street , I got tired of driving around endlessly, looking for parking, so I permanently parked my Saturn Vue in Palo Alto. If I did have a car in SF, I could try out one of the 24 MonkeyParking spots now available nearby — so I guess it's popular.
The SF City Attorney's office is also looking into whether it's legal. "So far, all we've determined for sure is that it's extremely weird," a spokesperson The Chronicle.
As far as I can see () tech people are MonkeyParking as the most novel form of "sharing economy" yield management yet, and SF veterans that it is yet another example of a tech corporation . I guess the moderate view is that it's some sort of Italian anarchist performance art.
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.@ er, you are not reducing traffic, you are just exchanging a rich parking-cruiser for a less-rich parking-cruiser.—
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Seems dumb to me too. It should shoot right out of the box when you buy it.
This is a discussion on Break In Period? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I was reading another thread about break in for a hand gun, so I googled "break in for Smith and Wesson M&P Shield", which is ...
I was reading another thread about break in for a hand gun, so I googled "break in for Smith and Wesson M&P Shield", which is what I have. I didn't see anything in the manual for it, but wanted to look into it. I came across the following on a different forum:I agree with the above statement. Yes, you should vet your SD ammo, and do some practice runs with it before your life depends on it, but to have a certain number of rounds before the manufacture says you can "use" it seams kinda dumb to me. What are your thoughts?I've always felt that the design is flawed if you have to do more than clean and lubricate a new firearm prior to the gun working properly. I won't own one that has an owner's manual that states "X" number of rounds must be fired to break it in. You've got to figure your local PD doesn't buy guns that require break in.
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Seems dumb to me too. It should shoot right out of the box when you buy it.
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It should work right away no matter what
I do expect it to get better/smoother the more I use it
If a manufacturer wants to say it needs a break in period for the springs or something to loosen up they just need to incorporate that into their manufacturing process. A new gun should work, period.
It should shoot, but it is a machine and like any machine there can be problems that pop up that are not noticed until there has been a bit of wear. You local PD does not (or at least should not) just buy a bunch of guns and give to the officers to take out on the streets. The guns will usually have a testing/familiarization/break-in period on the range before they go on the street. There might be a burr, there might be a piece of plastic with a bad spec, all sorts of things can occur. We got a batch of revolvers in once that seemed just fine. But after shooting about 50 rounds the barrel began moving slightly on several of them. An issue with a problem getting the barrels torqued properly that didn't show up until there was some extended use. A break-in period lets all the parts settle in and gives you a chance to make sure everything works as it is supposed to work. Could the factory do that? Sure, but it would raise the price of the gun quite a bit.
I can understand where some aren't convinced a gun is good to go until a certain number of have been fired, but factory requirements of 200-500 rounds in order to make a firearm works properly seems excessive. None of my "new" guns has ever been a problem from round one. Naturally I run some SD rounds through them before carrying, but no brand or bullet style has failed me yet.
I think any "break-in" period is more for owner confidence than reliability. People will establish their own break-in standards.
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Just because a break-in period is recommended, it doesn't mean that the firearm won't work during that period, only that it might work better after and/or if there are any problems you can find them while practicing rather than when it really counts.
As DA mentioned above, a firearm is a machine - a machine that we trust our lives to. testing it seems reasonable to me. My Kahr PM9 had a 200 round break-in period. I did not have a single FTF or FTE during my break-in period, but I still put the gun through those paces just to be sure. To be honest, I would have done it even if the manufacturer didn't make the recommendation just to ease my own mind.
Everyone has a different comfortability level. As such, some may simply carry a gun right out of the box, while others may cycle any number of rounds to feel comfortable.
It's an individual decision. There is no right nor wrong method.
I am a welder /fabricator by trade, and now I buy the same parts I used to make for my company. I can you for a fact even the most stringet Quality Control, will make mistakes. I do this for a living.
While some guns, like Kahr's, have a known reputation for breaking in, that I am not a fan of, trusting your life to an untested machine is a bad idea. GM's recalled how many cars now? and look up the -"Calculus of Negligence" or Hand test- if you don't know it.
Magazines, brother mags. I will generally trust a Glock right of the box, I will still shoot the pee out of it as much as I can to make sure it funcitons. more importantly I want to test my mags. I have no idea the number but I will rough guess that 80% of failures in autoloading firearms are magazine related. I do want to fully function test every single one of my mags. from full +1 to does it fully hold open on empty.
saying you won't buy a gun that needs to be broken in is...folly. engines require a break in period. most gas engines are already broken in new cars. most diesels still require some. Car guy? ever installed a rebuilt engine? you bet your hot-rod you follow the steps to break it in, why shouldn't a quality firearm get the same respect?
who (in YOUR opinion) makes thebest guns? HK? SIG? GLOCK? S&W? HI-POINT? it doesn't matter, every single one produces MANY defective weapons EVERY MONTH!!! as stated above, some of those defects don't come to light until you get a few hundred rounds into them. Some of these defects may not present themselves until several thousand rounds(I'm thinking the mythical MIM slide breaking in half on the Kimber...still haven't seen the proof photos of that one...)
but taking a NIB HK USP45, strapping it to your hip after "cleaning and lubing" and trusting it to protect my family seems fool hearty. HK may have a tougher QC than Hi-Point, but they still ship bad guns from time to time, statistically my chances of getting one are low, but so are my chances of needing to draw my gun is SD.
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"You cannot control the Enemy. You can control yourself. The Victory lies within."
My Shield has about a thousand rounds through it, and the last one fired exactly like the first one and the other 998 did. What does that tell us?
I believe in thoroughly vetting one's defensive sidearm and ammo, absolutely.
I also believe most makers don't design in sufficient tolerance to accept minor intolerances in ammo, parts wear, presence of crud.
I figure no design of a mechanical device is 100% flawless across all examples of that product. In the case of guns, the tools, tooling and processes used to make them change subtly over time, things wear down, heat changes some things, springs wear out, dirt intrudes, ammo can have minor tolerance issues from lot to lot. You never know what's going to send a given gun model over the edge, let alone a given gun.
I'd say that a make/model's long-term reputation for reliability comes from intensive design efforts to make it swallow everything in all conditions, and a large number of users who experience few issues. But even one issue coming around the bend can cause an issue. Less of a risk, in a design created specifically to tolerate such changes in ammo, springs, presence of crud, "weak" handling.
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Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
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Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Any device can have infant mortality. It is more likely to either break out of the box or many years down the road. For any semi-auto that is planned for carry, I usually put 100 to 200 FMJ rounds through it to check for infant mortality. I then put a box or two of several different manufacturer's ammo in different grain size to check for ammo sensitivity. For example, I have many boxes of Hornady TAP .45 ACP +P that I carried in a Glock G21 SF and currently carry in an FNH FNX-45 Tactical. At the range yesterday, I was shooting my Springfield Armory XDs-45. I decided to try some of the Hornady TAP +P in it. I put the magazine in and racked the slide. It did not go into battery. I tried a different round and it would not go into battery. I took out the 1911 that I was carrying which was a Kimber Super Carry Custom. It also wouldn't go into battery with the Hornady TAP +P. Both guns were about 1/16 inch from going into battery. I got home and double checked the FNH and it went into battery just fine. My Hornady TAP .45 ACP +P is only for use in my FNX-45 now. I don't carry any gun or ammo until I am very comfortable with the operation. For a semi-auto, it is 300 to 500 rounds at the range. For a revolver, it is a box of my favorite carry ammo and it is good to go.
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Most machines with moving parts have a break in period.
Autos, motorcycles, check out a Harley manual.
So why should pistols be any different?
200 rds is nothing. I fire 500 rds before I begin to trust it's reliability.
Doesn't mean they don't shoot well right out of the box.
Kahr is about the only gun I owned that I am awar of a break in period or for that matter needing one.. Again most if my guns are used..but glocks /sigs I just shoot and see I don't go o I fired 200 rounds it should work ...
My plan is most cases bring a couple bulk packs and whatever hollow points I like and see what happens...
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"Vous ne les laisserez pas passer, mes camarades"
"We're surrounded. That simplifies our problem of getting to these people and killing them."Chesty Puller
After reading all the comments, I am changing my view on it, perhaps, some manufactures put the "Break In" time to make their product more IDIOT RESISTANT! I mean, someone who doesn't give any thought to getting a NIB gun, with their sparkling new CCL, and shiny IWB holster, and expecting it to function just like Jason Bourne? With that in mind, a "mandatory" break in period for any firearm might keep some "hero wannabe" from hurting themselves or others. I wouldn't be suprised if there are people that have never even fired a single round (at least with their EDC), that are carrying.
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- Year Built: 2002
- 342 Days on site
- Single Family Home
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- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $238,169
- Tax Amount
- $3,728
- Last Transaction Date
- 01/04/2013
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $185,000
- Property Type
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- Bedrooms
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- Bathrooms
- 2
- Floors
- 2
- Home Size (Sqft)
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- Lot Size (Sqft)
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- Units
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- Fireplace
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This Amsterdam hotel is located in a quiet area in the city centre, next to Vondelpark and near Museumplein and Leidseplein.
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So, is it worth trying to do it in between showers, or just sit back and wait for maybe ONE decent day?
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Great Band Names Of The Day
Names of real bands, from The Courteous Chihuahua. My favorite: Shitty Shitty Band Band.
Action Figure Party
Almighty Lumberjacks of Death
Anal Blast
Anal Magic & Rev. Dwight Frizzell
Anal Stench
Anal Thunder
Angry Salad
Angry Samoans
Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Bad Haggis
Bad Monkey
The Banana Splits
Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash
Bathtub Shitter
Big Poo Generator
The Birds Are Spies, They Report to the Trees
The Birthday Massacre
Bondage Fruit
The Brady Bunch Lawnmower Massacre
The Broken Penis Orchestra
Butthole Surfers
Butt Trumpet
Cars Can Be Blue
Cat Butt
Cats on Fire
Chainsaw Gutsfuck
The Child Molesters
Circle Jerks
The Cumshots
Death by Chocolate
The Egyptian Gay Lovers
Enter the Haggis
Father Moo & the Black Sheep
The First Person to See an Elephant
Five Foot Mullet
Flying Monkey Orchestra
The 4 Skins Fuck
Fuck...I'm Dead
Fu Manchu
Funky Monkey
The Gay
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Go-Go Gorilla
Go-Kart Mozart
Go Robot, Go!
Guns'n Wankers
Hairy Lemon
Half Man Half Biscuit
Half Japanese
Honest Bob & the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives
I Got Shot in the Face
I Would Set Myself on Fire for You
Ivor Biggun
Jackie on Acid
Jedi Mind Tricks
Jon Cougar Concentration Camp
Killer Dwarfs
Killer Squirrel
Kiss My Poodles Donkey
Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat
Lemon Jelly
Lubricated Goat
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
The Men They Couldn't Hang
Monkey Mafia
Motherfucker 666
The Mr. T Experience
The Muppets
Mutant Prostitute
Ned's Atomic Dustbin
The Nipple Erectors
No Name
Not Drowning, Waving
No Use for a Name
Party Fun Action Committee
Penis Flytrap
Ping Pong Bitches
Pissing Razors
Pitchfork Abortion
Please Inform the Captain This Is a Hijack
The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower
Rainbow Butt Monkeys
Satan's Almighty Penis
Screaming Monkey Boner
Scrotum Grinder
Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her
Selfish Cunt
Sheep on Drugs
Shitty Shitty Band Band
The Slits
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
Space Monkey
The Spaceshits
Star Whores
Stick Men with Ray Guns
The String Cheese Incident
Sultans of Ping
Swearing at Motorists
The The
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Vowel Movement
The Wait Wait Waits
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- AnonymousMarch 31, 2011 at 3:01 PM
I'd like to add The Wait Wait Waits...as in, what they said every time they all tried to play the same thing at the same time. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 31, 2011 at 3:34 PM
Prairie Girl Says:ReplyDelete
The Bathtub Shitter, hmmm I bet they play their music at the hot tub parties, you know the "group poo and spoo".
- CarolynMarch 31, 2011 at 3:47 PM
What? No Butthole Surfers?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 31, 2011 at 4:38 PM
The band Pitchfork Abortion definitely belongs on this list. And yes, it's a real gigging band in this area!ReplyDelete
Didn't the Butthole Surfers change their name? I'll add them and the other suggestions.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 31, 2011 at 7:29 PM
The Butthole Surfers have been around for some time and gained a little notoriety. Though my favorite band names are Moe 'N The Lawn, and The DropKick Chihuahuas.ReplyDelete
"Not Drowning, Waving." Love that!ReplyDelete
"Goat Penis" and "Lubricated Goat" should do an album together. That would be slick.
"John Cougar Concentration Camp." I've been there. It was a bus full of 16 year old kids and the only music played for a 22 hour ride was John Cougar Mellencamp. It made Auschwitz look like Club Med.
Bad Haggis my fave.ReplyDelete
Cherry Poppin' Daddys still my all time favorite band name. But, there are some great ones in this list...like:
Honest Bob & the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives
Not Drowning, Waving
Vowel Movement
- BludgerMarch 31, 2011 at 10:06 PM
Not Drowning, Waving *is* a good name (actually a less pessimistic turning about of the Stevie Smith line 'Not Waving, but Drowning').ReplyDelete
David Bridie's later band also deserves a guernsey: My Friend the Chocolate Cake.
If pure filth is a criterion then 'Thrush and the Cunts' should be there. An all-female punk band, strangely enough. (Pure Filth isn't a bad name either...)
I like the aspiration and fatalism in 'Weddings, Parties, Anything'. From a The Clash line, I belive.
Perhaps the 14 000 bands who have called themselves 'Free Beer' (for the hand written sign outside venue saying 'Free Beer tonight') deserve a mention too.
18 butt or poop related band names, for some people it really is all about the ass.ReplyDelete
On an unrelated note, don't Google the term "that girl is all about the ass" in search of a harmless "Friends" video. Trust me.
- AnonymousApril 1, 2011 at 1:14 AM
Yet more proof that western civilization is doomed.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 1, 2011 at 1:43 AM
Better than at least 80% of the names on this list: The Kevin Costner Suicide Pact. It's a real thing. For real.ReplyDelete
A friend of mine is a big fan of Half Man Half Biscuit. He got me to listen to them once. They're horrible.ReplyDelete
Half Man, Half Biscuit, All SuckReplyDelete
Pretty much.ReplyDelete
- Jennifer-DoveApril 16, 2011 at 7:49 AM
If you have Lemon Jelly, why not Green Jelly? Or did they change their name since I heard them in college? They actually weren't too bad. I dig spoof.ReplyDelete
P.S. I am proud to have only heard of 2 of the bands on the list and I'd like to share 3 more from my past. Two are from my hometown high school and one my husband was in growing up -Slim Jim and the Beef Sticks, Phantom Limb and Rent Me


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2881?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12997252#comment-12997252 ] Michael Busch commented on LUCENE-2881: --------------------------------------- bq. I think we should initialize the codecID with a different value and replace the this.codecId != 0 check with something like this.codecId != -1. Yeah, I had the same though. I changed it to use -1 and use an assert now instead of throwing the exception. (will post the new patch shortly) bq. What exactly was the problem with the previous patch beside the codecID clone issue? Not sure if that's what caused your codecID issues, but the previous patch had a problem with assigning field numbers. It could happen that a global number for a FieldInfo was acquired, but that number wasn't available anymore in the local FieldInfos. I think this would be quite rare, but now I'm preventing this from happening. > Track FieldInfo per segment instead of per-IW-session > ----------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-2881 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2881 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Improvement > Affects Versions: Realtime Branch, CSF branch, 4.0 > Reporter: Simon Willnauer > Assignee: Michael Busch > Fix For: Realtime Branch, CSF branch, 4.0 > > Attachments: lucene-2881.patch, lucene-2881.patch, lucene-2881.patch, lucene-2881.patch > > > Currently FieldInfo is tracked per IW session to guarantee consistent global field-naming / ordering. IW carries FI instances over from previous segments which also carries over field properties like isIndexed etc. While having consistent field ordering per IW session appears to be important due to bulk merging stored fields etc. carrying over other properties might become problematic with Lucene's Codec support. Codecs that rely on consistent properties in FI will fail if FI properties are carried over. > The DocValuesCodec (DocValuesBranch) for instance writes files per segment and field (using the field id within the file name). Yet, if a segment has no DocValues indexed in a particular segment but a previous segment in the same IW session had DocValues, FieldInfo#docValues will be true since those values are reused from previous segments. > We already work around this "limitation" in SegmentInfo with properties like hasVectors or hasProx which is really something we should manage per Codec & Segment. Ideally FieldInfo would be managed per Segment and Codec such that its properties are valid per segment. It also seems to be necessary to bind FieldInfoS to SegmentInfo logically since its really just per segment metadata. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Edward first started playing DJ sets in Spain in 1998 for a local radio station and sponsored events. His sets inspired the dance floors by creating a bridge between House, Progressive and Break Beat.
Besides playing the local circuit and his after-hour's residency, he also had the pleasure of playing alongside many international Deejays
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In the year 2000 he completed a sound engineering course in Barcelona where he began to discover his fascination for music production and creation. Looking to expand his horizons and find alternative ways to be involved in music, he moved back to London. Once there, he established himself at Outer Recordings as coordinator and official label DJ.
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Ed says: "All of my songs reflect lessons, aspects of my life which most of us go through at one point or another in time. Writing these songs has helped me to release and overcome situations where I was feeling lost or stuck. It's been kind of a catharsis for me. I think there is no stronger medium for healing than music and this is specially so of music that you can dance to and just let go."
February 2009 has seen Ed flow's first release entitled "Peace my friend", E.P released by Black Mamba Records. This release contains two of Ed's tracks; Peace my friend and Are we so conditioned? which are set to become strong contenders as a choice for a DJ's box.
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Selectivity, pulse fishing and endogenous lifespan in Beverton-Holt models
Optimal management in a multi-cohort Beverton-Holt model with any number of age classes and imperfect selectivity is equivalent to finding the optimal fish lifespan by chosen fallow cycles. Optimal policy differs in two main ways from the optimal lifespan rule with perfect selectivity. First, weight gain is valued in terms of the whole population structure. Second, the cost of waiting is the interest rate adjusted for the increase in the pulse length. This point is especially relevant for assessing the role of selectivity. Imperfect selectivity reduces the optimal lifespan and the optimal pulse length. We illustrate our theoretical findings with a numerical example. Results obtained using global numerical methods select the optimal pulse length predicted by the optimal lifespan rule.
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The largest sex discrimination claim against a law firm in modern times – brought by two female ex-partners of former City firm Sinclair Roche & Temperley – has been ordered back to the Employment Tribunal for review.
The extraordinary decision by the Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT), based on failures by the original tribunal to consider adequately the defendants' evidence, means claimants Sian Heard and Sian Fellows will have to go over many of the arguments again before the same tribunal.
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June 11th, 2009 by Jennifer Kho
At a cleantech panel about business opportunities running up to the 2012 Olympics in London, Dallas Kachan, managing director for the Cleantech Group, said that the second quarter "looks a lot like the first quarter" for cleantech investing so far.
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The R. Tucker Thompson is a gaff rigged schooner built in Mangawhai in the North Island of New Zealand. Launched in 1985 and based on the Halibut schooner of the North West American coast.
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Lorilee, comment greatly appreciated. Roy
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Schooner named after the guy who started the building, He died and son finished it, took ten years.
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Niagara to Lancaster
... have a phone box across the road, that amused me. As teenagers they can go and sow their wild oats before they decide if they want to stay Amish and if so get baptised into the church and adopt the lifestyle. So is not unusual to see young ones out having a good time!! They are also not averse to asking for a lift in your car if it suits them. Funny people.
we had an traditional Amish feast tonight, just the best food, I feel like a ...
And we are off
Our driver and friend, Bill Krouse, picked us up at home and drove us to Dulles Airport in Virginia. We left home about 2:30 pm and arrived at Dulles Airport at about 5:00 pm. The traffic wasn't too bad. We ate dinner at Old Dominion Brewing Company in the airport. The next stop is ...
Fall fun!
... Next we drove to Queentson for lunch, then drove along the parkway to Niagara on the Lake. We enjoyed tea and beer on the patio at ?? Hotel. In the evening we walked down to the falls enjoying the beautiful warm evening and got some great photos of the falls with the lights. Thursday morning it was time to head on to points south with Lancaster, Pennsylvania our next stop. After travelling through hilly terrain for most of the drive, ...
Amish country
What a great day, so glad we made out to Lancester. After leaving New York before the sunrise this morning we headed on an 3 hour Amtrak train via Philly to Lancaster, where we meet Gene our driver for the day, what a neat guy if you are ever in this area and want a private driver can really recommend him. We first headed to 2 covered bridges one built in the 1840's and the other in 1869, it is amazing how these have stood up to time, most of the covered bridges are under ...
Amish Country
... at Strasburg, a charming and fascinating place to visit. In one case, the name of one of their towns is likely to raise an eyebrow, even in liberal society; the town is called Intercourse. There was no time for Intercourse today, nor the other towns. Some of the other names are unusual too: Lititz, New Holland, and, a personal favourite: Bird in Hand. Still, we enjoyed people-watching, or ...