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This is a discussion on Lever Action Rifle Caliber Poll within the Defensive Rifles & Shotgun Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Buffalo Bore Marlin 1894 - 18 1/2 " barrel, .357 Item 19A/20-180gr. Hard Cast = 1851 fps, approx 1180 lbs energy....
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Item 19A/20-180gr. Hard Cast = 1851 fps, approx 1180 lbs energy.
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thuddy thuddy...and you can also buy 30 30 Sabot ammo which really smacks a projectile out there.
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Go with the .30-30--period. It has more power at any range.
Rifles in pistol calibers are novelty guns. Sure, the old cowboy on the range may have carried one in a handgun caliber (and a wide range of caliber choice wasn't always an option), but that was more of neccessity rather than preference. He couldn't afford to carry mulitiple calibers. he only had limited storage space in his saddlebags for ammo.
The only advantage a pistol cartrige in a rifle has is a longer sighting plane and slightly higher velocity. Handgun rounds are designed to burn powder quickly, as in six inches or so, rather than over the length of a longer, 20-24 inch barrel. A longer barrel does little to improve the handgun cartridge ballistics. Any handgun caliber in a rifle is still going to have a rainbow trajectory and very limited range.
The .30-30 will do anything the .44 will and then some. Either caliber, the lever action will be a bit unwieldy inside the home for defense.
I loved my Red Ryder BB gun as much as anyone and owned (and loved) a .30-30 lever action. But the idea of a handgun round and its limited potential in a rifle never appealed to me. This idea of simplifying ammo with one caliber just doesn't make sense. How much more room does a couple of boxes of .30-30 take in comparision to . 44 mags?
If you really want a HD firearm, forget the lever-action and get a shotgun. Maybe a nice stagecoach double. That seems to be in line of your nostagic urges.
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For HD I would choose the .44 Mag. Holds more rounds, 6 rds for the 30-30----- 10 rounds for the .44 mag. You can pratice with 44 special rounds . I can get 11 rounds of .44 special in my 1894 Marlin.
44 mag less recoil and a 240 Gr bullet for the ,44 mag vs 150-180 gr bullet for the 30-30.
However since I am a cowboy action shooter I am used to shooting a lever action rifle in pistol caliber fast and furious. My choice is .45 Colt to match my SAA's
I have taken deer in the past with both rounds in a lever action rifle. The max range of the deer taken was 150 yards.
Range for a HD gun usually under *100 yards in a rural area. Urban area shooting at anything beyond 50 yards appears to be more then HOME DEFENSE. Look around your area. mark off 100 yards, and then 50 yards, this will determine at what ranges you would be shooting the rifle.
What is the distance between the front of your house and a car parked on the other side of the street. Normally in an urban area this is +/- 200 ft or around 70 yards
* Beyound that range there are many more rifle better suited for defense.
If it really a HOME defense gun the max range you should be shooting would be under 40 ft.
it is 30-30 and/or 35 remington for me. both work well in my area,
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30-30. Go to wal-mart and see how many boxes of 30-30 are on the shelf-lots. only every once in a while will you find 38,357,or 44 magnum and then there's not much of it. Even when you couldn't find any 9mm or 40s&w you could usually find 30-30.
My wife owns the Marlin 30/30 in this family, she use to hunt deer to feed her and the kid years ago, she swears by it. I perfer the 30.06 myself.
"I dislike death, however, there are some things I dislike more than death. Therefore, there are times when I will not avoid danger" Mencius"
Get a used Marlin 30 30 which you can find pretty cheap. Then go for the shotgun for inside the house defense.
Just shot my Marlin on Saturday. Still working on getting it sighted, I think my scope is all wonky....if it should even have one. It just seems wrong to me - taking it off completely for the next range trip. But that's probably another thread on another board.

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DONT LEAVE IT ALONE! Talk to the teacher and tell him/her she needs to do REAL PUNISHMENTS! And if he/she doesn't, talk to the principal. Then talk to the kids parents about how the kids an ***! And if none of this works, put your son in another school and maybe sue the school with the bully
what do you call a 'real' punishment?
Telling the kid what he did was wrong, telling the parents about it and lots of shouting :-/ it's the only way u can learn. But no hitting!
Well that's probably what happened - he got the purple dot which implies it was dealt with and that he knows he's done wrong. It's safe to assume there was some shouting / stern voice and expressions. It may even be that the parents were notified of some sort of incident short of the bruise but you couldn't tell every parent about every time you told a kid off.
Well ok
I'm an elementary teacher.

If their behaviour policy is the purple dot thing then that's their policy and they've dealt with it. The kid has been told off so there's no more come back on that one. They most probably didn't tell you about the bruise because it probably took a few hours to develop and they won't have seen it. Also, devil's advocate here, if your boy is painting himself more innocent to you than the reality of the situation, he won't be demonstrating his war wounds to an adult at school.

The fact that this kid's name comes up repeatedly is worrisome but then, think about it, so does your family name from the other mom's perspective.

It's very unusual, even with very little kids, for 'bullying' to be entirely unprovoked so there's probably more to this story than you know. There's probably been some arguing, some snatching and finally some pushing on both sides. It doesn't make it right but it does make it normal kid behaviour.

Sometimes kids behave quite differently at school and they can be very skilled at white washing their part in any trouble - be wary, you don't want to be manipulated by your own child and you don't want to establish yourself as an overly protective mum. Ultimately it's your child's behaviour that suffers here.

Speak to the teacher and voice your concerns about the other kid who seems to have a problem keeping his hands to himself. Good schools don't want to excuse or condone physical threats between kids, good schools strive to provide safe environments for their pupils so your angle could be that you're helping them to do that by reporting something that they might not be aware of (although it sounds as though they are).

And... though it's painful, you might have to hear that your child is a bigger part of this rough play than you're ready to admit at the moment.
Ok, good luck. It may be that the teacher needs to explain ADHD to the other kids - conditions like that can be baffling for others and this misinterpretation of their behaviour can lead to fights. You know it could be that your ADHD boy and this kid are mates and it spirals out of control - wouldn't be the first case of it.
Oh, and, be careful, don't get all your info about this other kid's behaviour from your own boys - speak to the teacher.
Bullying unusual? Really? I can spot the messed up kids at the playground pretty easy. They get a grumpy old man in their face as soon as they get within an arms length.
I didn't say bullying was unusual.
Well that was worth investigating and it'll help you to steer your kids away from him. Your boy with ADHD probably fascinates him so that's going to be easier said than done. As a rule, if you're not sure about how something has been handled then speak to the teacher, the ones with nothing to hide never mind explaining. You know it's not entirely ethical but you give a kid a stimulant when it's over stimulated it will calm down - suggest to the nursery that they give this kid a coffee or a coke when he's hyper and if he slows down then they should advise it's parents about taking him to the dr for Ritalin.
this kid is a bully. you should go speak with the principal about this and ask to have a face to face conference with his parents, find out why you were not notified about this by the school.
You should dig into what's going on and get your facts.
If I were you you and I am not. Tell your kids to quit allowing these other kids to push them around. Doesn't mean they are but you don't want then to think that is ok to be pushed around especially when the authority figures don't have any say now a days
I dunno.... What does your son say when you ask him? My son had this kid that continually messed with him, stole from him and kept him in trouble for over a month. This was like a year ago and it was something I could never put my head around.
If you can get details from him, think outside the box.... haha - good luck with that
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I've been using XBMC again as my main media player but there is one thing that I could really do with and that is having the current time overlayed over all TV shows and movies while being watched. I've searched and not found much that fits what I am looking for and what I have found I don't seem to be able to understand or get to work.
I assume this would require changes to the skin, and thought that meant changing the videooverlay.xml but I have tried that with what I thought was right but nothing seemed to work.
Can anyone advise me on how to do this, or if it's at all possible?
Basically, I would like to have the current time down in one of the corners of the screen (or up, makes no difference really) like on the news etc. although anywhere and any size would be a start.
Any and all help is appreciated.
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What she watched:
The New Middle Classes BBC4
The Waiting Room BBC4
The Truth About Size Zero ITV1
Kill It, Cook, It, Eat It BBC3
Enough already - The Madness Has to Stop. Seriously. And not only the Madness ('Driving in My Car') but the Madonna ('Holiday'), the Flying Lizards ('Money'), the Queen ('Don't Stop Me Now'), the REM ('End of the World'), the Floyd ('Another Brick in the Wall'), the XTC ('Making Plans for Nigel'), the Joni ('Big Yellow Taxi') and the theme tune to The Good Life... but especially the Madness.
I defy any regular viewer to survive an entire week without hearing some of the above unwittingly foisted on to an otherwise blameless documentary, where they instantly become the aural equivalent of BLOODY GREAT BIG EXCLAMATION MARKS!!! Sticking Madness's 'Driving in My Car' over the top of footage of a mother driving her kids in a 4x4 in central London has the same effect on me as seeing a bride to be wearing a veil and an L-plate and caning it on her hen night. It says: 'I am very possibly stupid, potentially extremely irritating and I definitely have absolutely no imagination at all: steer [geddit!] well clear.'
It is particularly galling that all of the above songs (and more) were deployed in last week's The New Middle Classes (BBC4) presented by Tim Lott, because BBC4 viewers are almost certainly capable of grasping some slip of a concept - cars, big ones, lot of them about aren't there? - without being sung at as if they were a bunch of toddlers.
Initially, the songs merely interfered with an otherwise perfectly innocuous little authored film (or in the case of Lott, author-authored), in which he argued that what defines the middle classes is no longer an accent or how a fork is held, but what you do with your cash: 'The children of Thatcher and Blair don't want to be middle-class, they just want more stuff... I call them the moregeoisie', but eventually the musical cliches rendered it almost completely unwatchable.
Shame, because while Lott's is not exactly a new argument, it's a pretty persuasive one, even when delivered as a Grumpy-style rant about gated communities, 4x4s, eco-tourism, the 'democratisation of culture', reality telly, education, organic food and recycling.
And while I'm sure Lott's film was made on an heroically minuscule budget, attention to detail costs nothing, even in the edit suite. For a complete contrast, take a look at a series of 30-minute documentaries currently running on BBC4, entitled The Waiting Room. Beautifully directed and filmed, unfussily edited and entirely unpatronising, they also feel slightly old-fashioned, but in a good way, though obviously the film shown a couple of weeks ago and set in a Brixton nail bar would have been infinitely more watchable had it featured Max Bygraves's 'You Need Hands' or something from Nine Inch Nails, or a bit of La boheme or...
One of the very few things even the mostest of the moregeoisie seem to want less of these days is food. Victoria Beckham mooched around the Oscars parties wearing a long streak of tight, white Azzedine Alaia and a diamond as big as Beverly Hills but, as ever, managed to make this look about as much fun as waiting in the rain for an overdue bus.
I don't get the size-zero thing at all. I look at Nicole Richie and think: euuuurgh, a freaky little lollipop head with, presumably, no menstrual cycle, barely even qualifies as a female, much less an attractive one. But (so I hear) this starvation stuff is all about exerting control over lives that are totally emotionally adrift. Not only ugly, then, but sad, and an inevitable byproduct of our insanely moregeois consumerism. And if I am, as you can tell, enjoying Lott's neologism more than I did his programme, that's because many of us still gleefully consume more new words than we do new pairs of shoes. Though I'd be perfectly happy to tip the balance the other way.
Anyway, in The Truth About Size Zero (ITV1), we watched for 90 minutes (or, to put it a more depressing way, most of The Departed) as Louise Redknapp, another popstar-turned-Wag, starved herself into a frock, accessorised by some science bits. In a nutshell (ideally a macadamia), Louise spent 30 days reducing her indisputably lovely and proportionate - she's tiny - size 8, 7st 10lb, 32DD-26.5-33in figure, with a healthy body mass index of 19.4, into a US zero, which is a British 4.
To this end, Louise ate fewer than 800 calories a day, worked out for 50-something hours under the aegis of somebody from LA called Bootcamp Barry, cried a bit, felt tired and miserable, snapped at her husband, son and dogs, chatted to a diet doctor who said confusing things such as: 'Fifty per cent of the weight loss is fat, 50 per cent is muscle', and Denise van Outen, and Sporty Spice, and some girls with anorexia, and a few pupils at her old stage school, Italia Conti, another graduate of which was the famously anorexic and, indeed, dead, Lena Zavaroni, though oddly this wasn't mentioned.
Anyway, Mrs Redknapp ended up weighing 6st 13lb and had shrunk to 32B-24-32, with an officially anorexic BMI of 17.6 and post-menopausal oestrogen levels. She also got into the dress, which was, I can only assume, cleverly chosen to be as unflattering as possible, presumably because if it had been as gorgeous as Posh's Alaia we'd have all gone 'Wow!', which would have defeated the object slightly.
All of the public service stuff could have been achieved in well under an hour, but that extra 30 minutes ensured we could also enjoy looking at the charming Mr and Mrs Redknapp's great big moregeois show home, not to mention young Mr Redknapp (who, one noted, isn't getting any uglier) and the cute-as-a-button Redknapp offspring, Charlie, and the dogs, and Louise's mum, and her best friend from school, and her car, and the home gym, and her clothes, and... well, I just hope that there weren't too many young, impressionable bigger-than-a-size-8 Wagabees out there who might have found all this potentially enviable lifestyle stuff more distracting than Louise's tears and hours on the cross trainer, and thought to themselves: 'Maybe if I were a size 8, 7st 10lb, 32DD-26.5-33in blonde, perhaps all this could be mine.' Because that would sort of defeat the object, too, wouldn't it? Meanwhile, the opportunity to use Elvis Costello's 'Less Than Zero' was completely wasted.
Sensibly, BBC3's Kill it, Cook it, Eat it avoided the Smiths' 'Meat Is Murder' in favour of some very sombre background music, possibly culled from Brian Eno's lost (or possibly merely unrecorded) ambient masterpiece 'Music for Abattoirs'.
I can't say I was gagging to spend 45 minutes watching three cows being butchered, fried in butter and consumed, but I eat meat, so it felt like the right thing to do, though this logic doesn't necessarily stand up to scrutiny: I own some boxes so watching Deal or no Deal feels like the right thing to do... doesn't, for example, cut it.
Kill it... presenter Richard Johnson claimed that this would be 'a difficult process to watch, but an important one'. I'm not sure it was important, really, but it was interesting. I was, briefly, upset by the swiftness of the transition from live, handsome, big-eyed, docile, trusting animal to twitching carcass, courtesy of a bolt through the forehead, and there was enough blood to reshoot Carrie several times, but like chef Ed Baines ('A beautiful animal, but as soon as the head was removed it very quickly became beef'), I found I was able to make the leap from relating to it as a beast with a heartbeat to a potentially delicious steak very easily. A relief, because it would have been profoundly hypocritical not to.
Watching the butchering process, accompanied by descriptions from a vet was highly instructive. I was astonished, though, that with all the evident 'best practice' going on at this small, family-run slaughterhouse, with its colour-coded knives for the removal of various organs, none of the slaughtermen wore gloves while they ripped out spinal cords and 'kidney knobs'.
This was intelligent, if also slightly self-conscious TV, although, funnily enough, I didn't feel the need to return on consecutive nights to see the sheep and pigs buy the farm. Bought a big fillet steak the next day, though.
Apologies to More4, which received none of the credit in last week's review of Harold Pinter's Celebration. Obviously if it had been produced by BBC4, as indicated, then we would have enjoyed more from Kool and the Gang.
Pray for our Tony
Having recently been voted - in C4's entirely unbiased countdown clip-fest - the Greatest TV Drama, The Sopranos is finally back on terrestrial and it has been good to catch up with the sixth and final series. There's no lapse in quality-control but there is a sense that loose ends are beginning to be tied up - in a noose, in the case of Gene Pontecorvo, driven to suicide by the fact that even with (especially with) a $2m inheritance from his aunt, he can't escape the day job.
Intimations of mortality and fallibility, not to mention the Feds, are beginning to haunt the family, and Carmela's new Porsche Cayenne is unlikely to be much comfort when she learns that Uncle Junior (so much for family ties when the dementia sets in) has shot Tony...
Tony Soprano dead? They'll be killing off Harry Potter next...
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I was a naughty kitty today. Or so mom said.
I really like windows. I really like the things I see on the other side of windows. So, of course I get excited when I'm at a window!
As I was bouncing up and down on the window sill, one of my jumps landed me on top of mom's new tomato plant. I'm proud to say that the plant didn't stand a chance against me. -Snap!- went the stem! Even though I won the battle of power, for some reason mom didn't share the same feeling of accomplishment that I had. And instead of letting me carry the plant off to eat it, she put it in a jar of water. The jar looks pretty sturdy, but I bet I can knock it over.
Oh, and yesterday mom and dad had two slices of bread on the table. The moment the two of them had their backs turned, I made my move... and was caught! I managed to nab a slice off of the table but I had to ditch it on the floor. I thought I made a good getaway by the time they noticed the bread was disturbed, but I think I accidentally left some evidence on the table... Does a paw print smushed into a slice of bread really give me away that easily?
I really have to practice my cat burglar skills...
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In Shopping from the Hip, Part 1, I mentioned two things: 1) it's human nature to buy on impulse if we're not ready and organized before we enter a grocery store and 2) the best tool to have in the supermarket is a shopping list. What I didn't mention is how I learned the art of creating a list.
Years ago, while grocery shopping with a college friend, I noticed a neatly written grocery list in her hands. This "list thing" was new to me. Unlike my method of wandering around the store, she went directly to what she wanted and navigated the store with ease. This valuable lesson in purposeful food shopping later led to my becoming a dietitian.
So, where do you start when making a list?
- First, create a dinner menu. I make a 5-day menu, leaving two nights open: one for leftovers and another for eating out. Count the days you eat dinner at home and plan accordingly. Since our family seems to have a typical breakfast/lunch routine of eggs, toast or cereal and sandwiches, I put those items on my list as I need them. Keep a side list of items you run out of during the week to transfer onto your main list.
- Next, make a Shopping List with headings. Using your dinner menu, transfer items under their appropriate heading: Meat, Fruit/Vegetables, Dairy, Canned/Frozen, Bread/Cereal, Paper/Cleaners and Misc. Since grocery stores follow this layout plan to divide their products, this becomes your map that leads you efficiently through the store. (See photo above.)
- Now enter the grocery store with purpose. Instead of aimlessly wandering around, I think you'll find that an organized list relieves stress, plus offers a level of comfort and sense of achievement to your weekly shopping excursions.
Save time, maximize food dollars and have ready supplies for healthy meals at home by shopping with a list. Give it a try and let me know how it goes!


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Recently Published Books Based on Research at the Ransom Center
There is a long history of celebrated works that result from research conducted in the Ransom Center's collections. Some recent publications follow.
Leaves of Grass: The Sesquicentennial Essays, edited by Ed Folsom, Susan Belasco, and Kenneth M. Price
(Lincoln: Nebraska University Press, 2007)
This volume of essays draws its inspiration from the proceedings of "Leaves of Grass: The 150th Anniversary Conference," held at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2005. More than 150 scholars, musicians, poets, and enthusiasts gathered to celebrate the publication of Leaves of Grass, and the resulting essays invite readers to re-examine Whitman's familiar text in the light of the innovative approaches discussed at the conference.
In preparing this volume, Ed Folsom consulted the Ransom Center's Walt Whitman papers. Folsom is the Carver Professor of English at the University of Iowa.
Tennessee Williams Notebooks, edited by Margaret Bradham Thornton
(New Haven: Yale University Press, 2006)
This remarkable edition of Tennessee Williams's never-before-published Notebooks, meticulously edited and annotated by Margaret Bradham Thornton, presents the author's own record of his extraordinary life. The Notebooks follow Williams from his undergraduate days to the height of his literary accomplishment and contain his most private thoughts and reflections on his writing and personal experiences.
In preparing this edition, Bradham Thornton consulted the Tennessee Williams papers. Bradham Thornton is a writer and independent scholar.
T. H. White's Troubled Heart: Women in The Once and Future King, by Kurth Sprague
(Cambridge: D. S. Brewer, 2007)
Kurth Sprague's comprehensive study explores the editing process by which T. H. White shaped The Once and Future King and attempted to expunge echoes of his own troubled relationship with his mother from early drafts of the book. Based on a unique knowledge of White's drafts, letters, life, and journals, Sprague traces the development of White's female characters and the book's development into a sophisticated political fantasy.
In preparing this critical study, Sprague consulted the T. H. White papers. Sprague was a novelist, poet, and professor at The University of Texas at Austin.
The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes: The Life and Times of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, by Andrew Lycett
(New York: Free Press, 2007)
Andrew Lycett, author of a critically acclaimed biography of Dylan Thomas, draws on correspondence, diaries, and original manuscripts to explore the central mystery of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's life: how the scientifically minded creator of a proverbially rational detective also became fanatically devoted to the obsessive research of supernatural phenomena. The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes examines Conan Doyle's many contradictions and creates a compelling and sympathetic biographical portrait.
In preparing this book, Lycett consulted the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle papers. Lycett is a writer of biographies and a former foreign news correspondent.
Edith Wharton and the Conversations of Literary Modernism, by Jennifer Haytock
(New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008)
In Edith Wharton and the Conversations of Literary Modernism, Jennifer Haytock examines Edith Wharton's place in the modernist canon and adopts a thematic approach that places Wharton in conversation with other modernist literatures. Though Wharton did not identify herself as a modernist, Haytock argues that Wharton's works do engage with the cultural issues that defined modernism, noting Wharton's employment of an impressionistic writing style in The Reef and her treatment of feelings of alienation, isolation, and failed communication in Twilight Sleep.
In preparing this study, Haytock consulted the Edith Wharton letters to Morton Fullerton. Haytock is Associate Professor of English at SUNY College, Brockport.


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Snippets, a tremendously consistent and popular Australian sire, was euthanized at Arrowfield Stud on Sunday, 20 January after a sudden illness. The decision to end his life came after the 17-year-old suffered internal haemorrhaging.Arrowfield principal John Messara said, it was a very sad day for the stud and its staff. Snippets was buried at Arrowfield alongside Kenmare, the farm's foundation stallion."Snippets was a brilliant and courageous racehorse who proved himself a stallion of the highest quality," Messara said. "It was a privilege to stand him at Arrowfield on behalf of the Snippets Syndicate. He was a horse of excellent character and his courage -- he never gave up."By Tom Fool grandson, Lunchtime, Snippets raced 14 times, collecting three Group Is to become Australia's 13th millionaire racehorse. He was named the 1987 co-champion 2-year-old of Australasia and the 1988 champion 3-year-old sprinter.
Arrowfield gained Snippets in 1994 when Trans Media closed, and led by his young sire sons Spartacus, Pins and High Rolling, his stock won more than $35 million (Australian funds). Trainers were keen to obtain his quick-maturing progeny and 25 of his yearlings averaged $108,300 with a median of $100,000 at the Magic Millions earlier this month. He was the inaugural winner of the inaugural Magic Millions Juvenile Classic.Snippets had links to the first Northern Dancer to come south. Grand Chaudiere, sire of the top sprinter's dam Easy Date, was imported to Queensland in 1972 after being one of the backsliders in the Dancer's second generation.The death of Snippets came soon after the loss of the also popular Nijinsky II son Yeats at 26 in Queensland. Yeats died at Oaklands, his home for many years after he started his career in the Hunter Valley, NSW in 1980 at a fledgling Woodlands. He had been pensioned last year after stopping his 18 mares.He was from the extremely well-connected Lisadell, a sister to Special, dam of stakes winners Nureyev, Number (dam of Jade Robbery), Bound, and Fairy Bridge (dam of Sadler's Wells, Tate Gallery, Fairy King and Perugino).
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Erotic French medical student art graffiti through the ages and Sarah Palin disemboweled
By gosh, young doctors are a weird bunch, aren't they?
Check out this slideshow of erotic/obscene art graffiti by French medical interns. This is a tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages.
Watch out for that first one, it's a doozy.
Hey, do you want to see Sarah Palin disemboweled? These days, the band GWAR ---I didn't know they are still out there and playing-- is featuring on stage a live Palin-look-a-like actress and yes, they disembowel her:
I was intrigued by the part in which she whacks a band member over the head with her long intestine.
Check out this coolness:
A doorknob that provides a globe of insight into what is in the room before one enters:
For Atlanta Nafoomers, here is something someone should put in your stocking: Ann's Snack Bar.
The venerable Atlanta restaurant is for sale and it remains the only place in that town where one can get a ghetto burger, as this New York Times article details:
Ann Price, who has been making and selling ghetto burgers there since 1972, has the joint up for sale.
The Times also has this excellent video about the soul food shack:
My father's people are from Italy and sometimes it shows in me. I was in New York and saw this gal and asked her out, and evidently she made a video about it:
(No, I didn't, really. She's a Mets fan.)
|Erotic French medical student art graffiti through the ages and Sarah Palin disemboweled
|Nov 30, 2010 2:07 PM
|That Palin video
|Nov 30, 2010 2:19 PM
|GWAR's been doing that disemboweling gag for years.
|Nov 30, 2010 2:25 PM
|The Lord Weird Slough Feg
|Ah GWAR. The perfect mix between brutal, bloody metal and comedy.
|Nov 30, 2010 2:39 PM
|To a lot of metal fans, they're not that brutal musically.
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|The Lord Weird Slough Feg
|"You know you want to join the band, Mark..."
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WASHINGTON – A reminder that the next edition of The Capital City Showcase at The DC Arts Center in Adams-Morgan (www.dcartscenter.org) is this Saturday, August 25th at 10:00pm!
The Capital City Showcase is the variety show that brings you some of the best comedians, musicians, and performing artists in the DMV. Hosted by Christian Hunt, it has featured some of the DC area's finest stand-up comedians, improv comics, rock bands, jazz bands, acoustic guitarists, and hip-hop artists.
The Saturday, August 25th Showcase will feature (in alphabetical order)*:
comedian Yaser Al-Keliddar
regular at DMV comedy venues
comedian Stephen Nicks
performed at DC venues including DC Improv
comedian Ol Mike B
regular at DMV comedy venues
musician Noah Silver
DMV-based musician, promoting his latest album
comedian Kat Timpf
performed at venues all over the DC area
hip-hop duo UniverseCity Press
promoting their new EP
*comedian Michael Larrick has rescheduled
TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW at http://capitalcityshowcase.eventbrite.com
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Taliban IED expert killed in Kunduz
Taliban IED expert killed in Kunduz
KABUL (PAN): A militant improvised explosive device (IED) expert has been killed during a security operation in the Chahar Dara district of northern Kunduz province, the International Security Assistance Force said on Friday.
The Taliban member, identified as Zakaria, was blamed for attacks against Afghan and coalition forces, according to a statement from the alliance that said the security force killed the insurgent in a precision strike.
The multinational force confirmed the death of a Taliban leader, Habib, during an operation in central Logar province. Habib was allegedly responsible for weapons facilitation in Charkh district.
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On a train from London to Manchester , an Australian was berating the
Englishman sitting across from him in the compartment.
"You English are too stuffy. You set yourselves apart too much.
You think your stiff upper lip makes you above the rest of us.
Look at me... I'm ME! I have Italian blood, Greek blood, a little Irish
blood, and some Aborigine blood.
What do you say to that ?"
The Englishman replied, "Awfully sporting of your mother, old chap!"
I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand


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Can the leaf be removed?
high-fi...get it. I bet it seems super clever when your baked
wisenekt wrote:The duplicate purchases will be cancelled. No clue why, there are not 10K Wooters in the history of Woot.
Because most of them go to bots(or, more fairly, people running autobuy programs/scripts). It's their method of leveling that playing field.
happy birthday
Weird how this is selling like hotcakes in Colorado and washington
How high can the volume go?
Not a real question...just trying to be punny
I love how WA and CO have purchased the most!
Is this deal for real?
This really is a smokin' deal.
Get it? Smokin'? You saw what I did, there, right? It's a 4-2-0 speaker? And you smoke that stuff, so I said the deal was smokin'. You know, like people say when things are a great deal? Like when things are good, they're smoking? Like, why don't you get me?
Whatever. I'm done. Have fun, Jennifer. I'm sure Woot has a better sense of humor anyway. Just walk away.
Oh ... she walked away.
I live in Humboldt, this should sell well!
Is it a deal or just a novelty with the leaf motif?
HollyTech wrote:Leaf is not technically removable.
Everything is technically removable. The question should be will removing it break the speaker?
For some reason I have the munchies now.
no thanks
I'm just waiting for the pot jokes to flood in....oh wait.
hip, as always.
perfect for the dorm.
Yeah! Finally got one out of seven tries today! In the casino!
first Birthday of Celebrations!!
not appropriate for my teenage daughter!
pooh90 wrote:not appropriate for my teenage daughter!
Look! Flora, or is it flauna?
The only review I could find on this model just says that is sounds best playing Ska or Reggae.
daefaroth wrote:Everything is technically removable. The question should be will removing it break the speaker?
Perhaps better question is "is the leaf smokeable?"
Can I use this pot decorated speaker to pipe music into another room?
Is a speaker with a hashtag symbol up next?
radi0j0hn wrote:Can I use this pot decorated speaker to pipe music into another room?
Is a speaker with a hashtag symbol up next?
Got one. Loved the sound. Unfortunately the charging cord is junk. Sort of worked the 1st use and never has again. 2 emails each to Woot & 420Audio and still no response.
I'd heard rumors that Woot's customer service had suffered and this seems to be confirming that.
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There's no un-self-serving way to say this:
One year old today. As Sinatra sang, it's been a very good year.
A year ago, with my fresh-from-Kinko's business plan in hand, I set out to create the website I had searched for years ago, when my own grief and regret blocked any acceptance of life as a NotMom. I also hoped to create the website I wanted for myself in 2012, not sad nor mean nor whiny, not limited to a silo of only by-chance or by-choice women.
Thank you all for visiting, for returning and for sharing posts with your friends. Readers are finding this site at a such steady pace that it makes me all warm and fuzzy inside. I have been touched time and again by stories and emotions shared by the commenters here and on the Facebook page. They let me know I'm on a good path. Steady support from women in the U.K., Australia and other locales around the globe is stronger than anticipated, too. Seven months ago, TheNotMom.com surpassed the number of visits I'd estimated for all of 2013.
I've made dozens of new and supportive contacts online and off who are full of helpful recommendations and info, and many are Moms who understand how the site might benefit their NotMom friends. Among those new contacts: writer Laura LaVoie, whose voice gives depth and dimension to the site each week. Laura's presence on TheNotMom team represents an unsolicited blessing; what I call a 'hug from the Universe' – the arrival of assistance, comfort or praise just when you need it most. I met my amazing blog coach, Jenny Barnett Rohrs from Craft Test Dummies when she "just happened" to sit next to me in a LaGuardia Airport waiting room.
Of course, I'm still chasing the M word – monetization – me and a zillion other website owners. I gotta believe that it will come. TheNotMom.com is no hobby. Some days, reading your comments, it can feel like a non-profit organization (in a good way) because like them, I'm clearly serving people in need.
Year 2 begins by trying to understand more about the women who enjoy this site – what they like, what they don't, and, what they buy. Advertisers, like much of the rest of the world, are all about the Moms. They behave as though word-of-mouth buzz for a product only succeeds if the news is delivered by a Mom. Our readers are educated women with total control over their discretionary income and buying decisions. Madison Avenue needs to know that, but I need numbers to prove the point.
This week, I'll distribute a survey to our mailing list and offer it on social media and elsewhere. The resulting data will improve this site and update misperceptions about women without children, who they are and how they live. I hope you'll consider participating — it will take only 10 minutes, I promise. To receive the URL, join the mailing list now, or send an email.
Finally, in another 'hug from the Universe' moment, I recently joined a small monthly gathering of entrepreneurial women near me. Way beyond networking, the women focus on helping each other with their business challenges and objectives. When I mentioned that I hoped to get a professionally designed infographic with basic stats about NotMoms later this year, two women volunteered to do it…for free! Their product, Mascot Secret, is a smartphone app that allows users to find empty and better seats when they're at a sports event. Who knew that graphic design was even in their toolbox? I'm so grateful to them: It's the perfect birthday present.


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The perioperative period, less commonly spelled the peroperative period, is the time period describing the duration of a patient's surgical procedure; this commonly includes ward admission, anesthesia, surgery, and recovery. Perioperative generally refers to the three phases of surgery: preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative. The goal of perioperative care is to provide better conditions for patients before operation, during operation, and after operation.[1]
Perioperative care[edit]
Perioperative care is the care that is given before, during and after surgery. It takes place in hospitals, in surgical centers attached to hospitals, in freestanding surgical centers or health care providers' offices. This period is used to prepare the patient both physically and psychologically for the surgical procedure and after surgery. For emergency surgeries this period can be short and even oblivious to the patient; for elective surgeries "preops" can be quite lengthy. Information obtained during preoperative assessment is used as a basis for the care plan for the patient.
The preoperative phase is used to perform tests, attempt to limit preoperational anxiety and may include the preoperative fasting.
The intra-operative period begins when the patient is transferred to the operating room table and ends with the transfer of a patient to the postanesthesia care unit (PACU). During this period the patient is monitored, anesthetized, prepped, and draped, and the operation is performed. Nursing activities during this period focus on safety, infection prevention, and physiological response to anesthesia. Radiation therapy and blood salvage may also be performed during this time.
The postoperative period begins after the transfer to the PACU (Post Anesthesia Care Unit) and terminates with the resolution of the surgical sequelae. It is quite common for the very last of this period to end outside of the care of the surgical team. It is uncommon to provide extended care past the discharge of the patient from the PACU.
See also[edit]
- ^ Spry, Cynthia. Essentials of Perioperative Nursing. 3rd ed. Jones & Bartlett Publishers. 2005.


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"A bright and very comfortable appartment in a lovely part of a great city. Gracias por todo"
"The pictures do not do this place justice! It is so bright and cozy! We were able to walk everywhere and it is located on a really cute square. We traveled with our 2 year old daughter and the managers of the apartment went above and beyond to accommodate her. They set up a travel cot/pack n play and even put toys in there. The apartment is also very well equipped with cleaning supplies (for the dishwasher and washer), shampoo and bath gel, and with kitchen basics like salt and olive oil. We were very happy with our stay and would recommend it to anyone the only thing I would say is if you rent a car rent a tiny one. We had a medium sized vehicle (hyundai I30) so not medium by US standards but medium in Spain) and it was really tight getting in and out. Not the spot but actually getting in and out of the parking garage, we were burning rubber trying to get out,sliding backwards, even scraped the bumper a bit. It is almost impossible to angle yourself out of it, it's hard to explain. In the end we parked on the street because we didn't want to deal with it, but there seemed to be plenty of public parking available nearby so it wasn't a deal breaker."
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"The flat was lovely, white bright, extremely comfortable bed. I would highly recommend this apartment. We had parking which in the middle of the city is a definite plus. Very central for all the touring we did to other towns and cities to explore all the Culture. We also spent time in Valladolid and walking straight out of the flat virtually beside the cathedral was perfect. Plenty of soap, washing powder, shampoo etc all left for us. Very clean. All brand new. Plenty of hot water & central heating which we did need as a cold spell arrived unusual for April.
Would stay again and highly recommend".
"Besides the fact that we encountered some bad weather our stay in the heart of Valladolid was refreshing and relaxing, just what we needed.
The appartment was more than excellent. Being recently renovated we had all the ammenities we needed and more.
The owners were friendly and helpfull. To be recommended to anyone."
Hemos estado una semana en este bonito apartamento realmente bien , todo estaba muy limpio. Es muy confortable y tiene de todo. Esta muy bien situado en el centro de la ciudad desde donde se puede ir andando a todas partes. Cristina es estupenda hace muy agradable tu estancia y se adapta a las horas de llegadas y salidas haciendolo todo muy facil. Gracias por todo
(Text automatically translated) Historic Center - Annex to the historic university
(Text automatically translated) Regional cuisine, museums and cultural routes (Miguel de Cervantes, Columbus ..) and dining. Tapas. Easy access to Segovia, Salamanca, Burgos, Leon and Avila (1 hour from the motorway). Guests, on demand, organizing cultural visits to wineries, tapas tours, museums ...
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