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NASCAR Features. Page 5
September 2004
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Press Snoop: Busch, Earnhardt take early lead.
20 September 2004:
KURT BUSCH won the first of the Nextel Cup Chase to the Championship races on Sunday at New Hampshire International Speedway - the Sylvania 300. He is tied with DALE EARNHARDT Jr in the standings, with the same number of points - 5120. But Junior leads by virtue of having four wins to Busch's three.
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Press Snoop: Full field and new faces in Trucks.
10 September 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
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Press Snoop: California notes and filming Herbie.
5 September 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
Although not all the 93,000 grandstand tickets have been sold, there still is a big crowd expected this weekend for the first NASCAR Nextel Cup race on Labour Day weekend. With more than 88,000 seats already sold and an estimated 20,000 more fans in the RV infield area, there will be well over 100,000 people in attendance. Not too shabby.
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Press Snoop: Biffle races Mears for Busch win.
5 September 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
GREG BIFFLE won the Target House 300 NASCAR Busch Series Race at California Speedway on Saturday afternoon in front of an estimated crowd of 50,000. His margin of victory over runner-up, pole sitter CASEY MEARS, was 0.356secs. Third was KEVIN HARVICK. All three were running different marques.
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Press Snoop: Mears takes Busch pole.
5 September 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
CASEY MEARS was the fastest Busch Series driver all day Friday. He qualified on the pole for the Target House 300 race with a time of 39.368secs, not quite as close to his morning practice time of 39.347secs. The Busch Series qualifying track record of 39.143secs was set in April 2003 by KEVIN HARVICK. Mears was eighth fastest in Cup practice Friday morning with a time of 39.086secs.
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Press Snoop: Sadler fastest on Friday.
4 September 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
ELLIOTT SADLER was fastest of the 48 NASCAR Nextel Cup drivers in Friday morning practice at California Speedway for Sunday night's Pop Secret 500 race, with a time of 38.795secs.
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Press Snoop: Rusty's last call.
1 September 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting.
DALE EARNHARDT Jr showed that he still has what it takes last weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee. He won both the Busch Series race on Friday night and the Nextel Cup race Saturday night. No telling what would have happened Wednesday night had he run the Craftsman Truck Series race in Thunder Valley. CARL EDWARDS won the Truck race.
August 2004
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Press Snoop: Edwards springs from worst to first.
27 August 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting.
Bristol Motor Speedway had nearly 70,000 fans on Wednesday night to watch the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series O'Reilly 200 race, in shirtsleeve warm weather - the largest Truck crowd at a BMS race.
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Press Snoop: RIP Tom Baldwin Sr.
24 August 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting.
Veteran stock car racer TOM BALDWIN was killed late Thursday night after a crash in a NASCAR Featherlite Modified race at Thompson International Speedway in Connecticut. Baldwin, 57, went evasive of a crash on lap ten into the wet, slick infield and was hit by another out of control driver, RONALD SILK. Baldwin went into the three cement blocks around a light post. He was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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Press Snoop: A whole lotta shufflin' going on.
19 August 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting.
NASCAR has done some executive shuffling at the management level. ROBIN PEMBERTON is now NASCAR vice-president of competition; GARY NELSON is vice-president of research and development; and STEVE O'DONNELL is managing director of events and operations.
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Press Snoop: Powergate's latest chapter.
12 August 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting.
Leave it to NASCAR to put things in perspective. It equates the importance of taking the chequered flag with Victory Lane protocol. Both are equally important.
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Pocono post race quotes: Jimmie Johnson/Chad Knaus
2 August 2004:
Jimmie Johnson was once again unbeatable at the 2.5-mile Pocono Raceway on Sunday, dominating his second straight Nextel Cup event there, increase his points lead and give his #48 Hendrick Motorsport team a major boost after a tough couple of weeks away from the track for team boss Rick Hendrick.
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Press Snoop: Rain hits Pocono.
1 August 2004:
...the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
RAIN got in the way of quality track time at Pocono International Raceway this weekend, with shortened practice and delayed qualifying on Friday, and almost no practice Saturday for Sunday's NASCAR Nextel Cup Pennsylvania 500 race.
July 2004
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Press Snoop: Junior released.
21 July 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
DALE EARNHARDT Jr was checked out by his doctors Monday morning and released from UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. He had been kept overnight in the hospital as a precaution after he suffered an explosive crash Sunday morning at Infineon Raceway during warm-up for the Infineon Grand Prix of Sonoma American Le Mans race. Junior suffered minor burns on his face and legs.
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Press Snoop: Colour vision for NASCAR.
16 July 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
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Press Snoop: Penalty box open, ratings down.
15 July 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
NASCAR opened its penalty box on Tuesday for a lot of Nextel Cup technical violations, making room for several contenders in the WWF NASCAR Nextel Cup fights, as well as race violators dating back to the Fourth of July weekend at Daytona International Speedway.
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Press Snoop: Stewart wins, crews brawl.
13 July 2004:
the latest news from around the world, courtesy of press snoop Lynne Huntting
TONY STEWART won't be remembered as much for his first NASCAR Nextel Cup victory this season at Sunday's Tropicana 400 race at Chicagoland Speedway as he will for yet another controversy.
June 2004
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Press Snoop: Stewart in trouble again.
30 June 2004:
The furore over the post-race actions of TONY STEWART/No.20 Home Depot Chevrolet continue to swirl. Stewart has been accused of accosting Rookie BRIAN VICKERS/No.25 GMAC Chevrolet after the Sunday NASCAR Nextel Cup Dodge/Save Mart 350 race at Infineon Raceway, while Vickers was still strapped into his race car. Both drivers had been called to the NASCAR trailer after the race. The main witness is Vickers himself. Stewart has not been available for comment since the race.
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Mud, blood and beer.
29 June 2004:
Crash.Net exclusive by DC Williams
"Good old boy, hardcore, goin' racin', fightin' - the way racing used to be," was how Scott Pruett put it last week when asked what came to his mind when the name Fireball Roberts was mentioned.
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Press Snoop: No lucky dog at Infineon.
28 June 2004:
The weather is beautiful at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma for the NASCAR Nextel Cup Dodge/Save Mart 350 race. There is a breeze, which is normal for this time of year. And a good thing too, because of the heat.
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Press Snoop: Practice at Sonoma.
26 June 2004:
JEFF GORDON/No.24 Dupont Chevrolet was fastest in both Saturday practice sessions for Sunday's NASCAR Nextel Cup Dodge/Save Mart 350 Race at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma California.
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Press Snoop: Infineon weekend.
25 June 2004:
This weekend, the NASCAR Nextel Cup makes the first of its two road racing stops on its 36-race schedule at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, California, for the Dodge/Save Mart 350.
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Press Snoop: NASCAR in California.
25 June 2004:
It was bright and beautiful at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma CA for the first day of the Dodge/Save Mart 350 weekend. The weather was, warm, sunny with a breeze - a breeze with attitude. The schedule included NASCAR Nextel Cup and Southwest Series; the Motorock Trans-Am Series, under the umbrella of Champ Car; and Legend cars.
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Press Snoop: Ratings, penalties, substitutes.
18 June 2004:
Fans are showing their displeasure or boredom with NASCAR, by not watching. Overall TV ratings are down 1.7 per cent from last year, and last week's Pocono 500 was no exception, drawing a 5.2 national rating, and 14 Nielsen share, which was down 1.9 per cent on last year's 5.8 Fox rating with a 14 Nielsen.
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Press Snoop: US news round-up.
9 June 2004:
Rusty Wallace was fastest at the NASCAR test at Infineon Raceway's newly paved 1.99-mile NASCAR road course, setting the pace with a lap of 1min 15.5secs, which is unofficially faster than the track record set last year by Boris Said.
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Earnhardt opens up.
4 June 2004:
Crash.Net exclusive by DC Williams
For understandable reasons, Daytona International Speedway doesn't often give notice beyond about 24-48 hours for otherwise unexpected celebrity ... um, er, high-profile NASCAR Nextel Cup driver visits.
May 2004
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Press Snoop: NASCAR schedules.
17 May 2004:
NASCAR surprised more than a few people last Friday by announcing the 2005 Nextel Cup schedule, and most of the Busch schedule, with the only thing holding up the latter being the open negotiations regarding a Busch race at Mexico City's Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
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Press Snoop: Duncan joins Diversity list.
7 May 2004:
Allison Duncan has been named as the most recent driver in the NASCAR 'Drive for Diversity' programme, and will run the full 2004 NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at Hickory Motor Speedway in North Carolina in the #94 BH Motorsports Miller Lite Chevrolet team owned by Tinsley Hughes.
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Press Snoop: A Californian NASCAR tale.
5 May 2004:
Jeff Gordon became the first repeat winner of a NASCAR Cup race at California Speedway on Sunday, taking victory at the Auto Club 500 Nextel Cup Series race. His margin of victory over team-mate Jimmie Johnson was 12.871secs.
April 2004
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Press Snoop: NASCAR penalties, West Series...
9 April 2004:
The NASCAR penalty box wasn't nearly as busy as usual this week, as the only announced penalty was assessed against Keith Koppenal, crew chief for Larry Foyt's #4 AJ Foyt Racing Dodge in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series.
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Harvick getting a jump on Texas.
1 April 2004:
One of the most important elements of any NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series team's operations is when they take time to test. Visiting a racetrack early to work on set-ups, shake down a new body, and allow extra seat time for a driver, gets them a jump on the track and competition when they return to race. This is exactly why Kevin Harvick and the #29 GM Goodwrench racing team decided to test Texas Motor Speedway last week.
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Press Snoop: Fines, awards, changes and crossovers
1 April 2004:
Dale Earnhardt Jr was hit with a NASCAR-imposed penalty on Wednesday for intentionally causing a caution condition during Sunday's Sharpie 500 Nextel Cup race at Bristol Motor Speedway.
March 2004
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One of the biggest moments of Kevin Harvick's care
12 March 2004:
One of the biggest moments of Kevin Harvick's career was revisited this week in Indianapolis on Tuesday when the 2001 Winston Cup Rookie-of-the-Year was presented with his Brickyard 400 ring by Tony George, president and CEO of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, in a ceremony at the Indiana State Museum IMAX Theatre.
February 2004
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Subway 400 press conference: Kenseth and Roush.
23 February 2004:
Matt Kenseth put paid to some of the detractors who claimed that he was unable to win races in NASCAR's senior class by taking victory after a 37-race dry spell in Sunday's Subway 400 at Rockingham.
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Ford Focus: Subway 400.
23 February 2004:
Ford finally broke a 13-race winless streak when Matt Kenseth clinched the Taurus' 75th Cup Series victory at Rockingham in North Carolina on Sunday. Kenseth's win marked the first for the Blue Oval since Kurt Busch won the night race at Bristol last in August.
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Chevy Chat: Subway 400.
23 February 2004:
With Ford breaking its 13-race winless streak in Sunday's Subway 400 at Rockingham, there was no chance for the Chevrolet runners to add to Dale Earnhardt Jr's victory at Daytona.
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Chevy Chat: Michael Waltrip (Daytona 500).
12 February 2004:
During a press conference to announce a new association between the driver of the #15 DEI Chevrolet and Domino's Pizza, Michael Waltrip spoke on various subjects surrounding this weekend's Daytona 500.
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Chevy Chat: Robby Gordon (Daytona 500).
12 February 2004:
Robby Gordon will be looking to his 2004 Nextel Cup campaign off to a flying start at this weekend's Daytona 500, as he pilots the Team Cingular Wireless Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing.
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Chevy Chat: Dale Earnhardt Jr (Daytona practice).
10 February 2004:
Dale Earnhardt Jr only narrowly missed out on claiming a guaranteed front row starting spot for this weekend's season-opening Daytona 500, and the Budweiser Chevrolet driver had a lot to say as practice for the Twin 125s and the big race itself began.
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Daytona 500 press conference: Jack Roush.
10 February 2004:
After registering the first win of his senior NASCAR career at Daytona last July, Roush Racing's Greg Biffle claimed his first series pole in qualifying for the 2004 season-opening Daytona 500, recording a best lap of 188.387mph.
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Chevy Chat: Daytona 500 practice.
10 February 2004:
Ford secured the front row for the season-opening Daytona 500, so it was back to work for the various Chevrolet crews as they prepared to make the race via Thursday's Twin 125s.
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Chevy Chat - Daytona 500 Qualifying.
9 February 2004:
Chevrolet may have missed out on automatic qualification for next weekend's Daytona 500, but will lead the charge in the twin 125-lap qualifiers due at the Speedway on Thursday.
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Daytona 500 front row press conference.
9 February 2004:
Elliott Sadler topped Friday practice at Daytona and must have thought he was in line for pole position at the season's most prestigious event, after sitting in top spot for about of qualifying, but it wasn't to be.
January 2004
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Changes under the scope as Daytona approaches.
27 January 2004:
The season-opening races of the various NASCAR series take place at Daytona International Speedway in just three weeks' time, and there will be several key competition changes under close scrutiny as the action begins.
November 2003
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Post race quotes – Homestead.
17 November 2003:
"We had a great racecar. You win 'em sometimes like that, although I don't know if I've ever won one like that, but I've sure lost 'em. I'm proud of the guys. We've done an awesome job this year. We finished in the top 10 in the points. We've accomplished a lot of goals but obviously it wasn't our day. I ain't go no decisions to make. I'm ready. I'm ready to go." -
Bill Elliott
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Champions press conference: Kenseth, Roush, Martin
10 November 2003:
"It's a little overwhelming. When you sit and think about it, there are only 43 of us that get to do this every week. It's the top division of stock car racing you can race at anywhere in the world and when you can win races there and you can have everything go right over a 36-race schedule and win a championship, that's a really special thing. "I think every name I get to join is a really great driver and people I've looked up to – people who have been sports idols of mine. It's a little ove
October 2003
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Ricky Rudd's qualifying run at Phoenix.
29 October 2003:
The NASCAR Winston Cup has made 15 appearances at Phoenix International Raceway since 1988, and Ricky Rudd has been there for every event. The #21 Motorcraft Racing Ford Taurus driver won the 1995 race and has five top-10's and three top-5's at the oddly shaped one-mile oval. Here he describes a qualifying run at Phoenix...
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Post race notes/quotes – Kansas.
6 October 2003:
"We just beat them. I can tell you for a sure thing, we're not cheating and we don't cheat. That's basically it. They can think what they want, and they can say what they want. Everybody on this team does an awesome job, and the engine company does an awesome job." -
Ryan Newman
August 2003
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Stewart 'Sirius' about winning at the Glen.
6 August 2003:
Tony Stewart comes to the second and final road course race of the 2003 NASCAR Winston Cup Series season as the defending winner, and is hoping for a return to that sort of form and fortune after another disappointing outing at Indianapolis.
July 2003
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Stewart hoping to be more than just another brick.
31 July 2003:
Having grown up in the towns of Rushville and Columbus 45 minutes from the historic IMS, and having raced in all the feeder series that should bring a successful young racer to the starting grid of the Indy 500, the 2.5-mile Brickyard oval is the cornerstone of Tony Stewart's career.
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Every three months I am required to qualify with my duty weapon, and that time is here again. So, I thought I would put together some handloads from the thousands of pieces of range brass I have and go and practice.
The load was 6.2 grains of Unique under a 155 weight Berrys Plated bullet. I had used this combination before with good results in the 40, so it was a no brainer for a quick 75 rounds.
Upon going out on the farm, the first thing I did was set up for chronographing. I noticed there was some erradict performance with respect to velocity. I had velocities as low as 750 and as high as 916, which was my target velocity. Heres a pic of the average velocity;
The shot velocity spread was not a total suprise, as I am aware of the sometimes sporadic throw from charge to charge my dispencer puts out. Its close enough for goverment work, but when real consistency is desired, I individually measure each charge. But for the purposes of shooting pistols at normal pistol differences, even this bad deviation is not really noticed on paper.
Here is a pic of the groups, fired at 15 yards from the draw, transfering the weapon to the weak hand and firing 5 shots in 10 seconds.
This is generally where most officers began losing points. The weak hand is neglected by most, and, by the time you draw, switch hands, and get on target, you now have 6 to 7 seconds to get off those 5 rounds.
So, lets talk about the 40, and why, I should love it, but I am just not there yet.
First, what does it do better than the 9mm? Everything! It throws heavier bullet faster than the 9mm in apples to apples comparisons. Of course we are talking 147/9mm vs 155/40. And it does it with less pressure. The 9mm firing a standard velocity 147 cast bullet(which gets free velocity) has a pressure of 31,000 CUP.
The 40 on the other hand, fires the 155 weight jacketed bullet almost 200 fps faster with a pressure level of only 23,300 CUP.
As a matter of fact, in all bullet weights and styles, the 9mm has higher pressure than the 40 S&W.
But then again, the same holds true for the 45acp vs the 40s&w.
So, whats up with the 40, and my indifference to it? Well, first of all, I have been leery of the KABOOM factor that has been associated with this cartridge, and in particular, the Glock barrel. I am known to wear out magnum revolvers by loading to the verge of a nuclear meltdown, but I have never blown one up, err, not entirely:biggrin2: It is because of the issues regarding case ruptures in the 40 that I believe one should use caution.
I am beginning to warm up to the 40, but only in its 155-165 weight loadings. This is where I believe the safety factor, and peak performance of the 40 is.
This is because, the diameter of the case is .424 at the base and if we take into consideration that the 9mm is .391 at the base, it is my belief that there is not enough difference in the overall volume to merit the use of the more capacity reducing 180 weight bullet. If one wants more bullet weight, it is my opinion that the 10mm should be utilized, if one wants to stick to the 40 caliber. But a jump to the 45 acp is probably the way to go.
The 40 S&W has alot to offer in my opinion over the 9mm, with regard to more power from increased bullet weight with a higher velocity.
Now, keep in mind, this is observed from a handloaders standpoint. I reload everything, and never buy factory ammo. The blended powders that some ammo companies use, amy allow them to safetely drive heavy bullets at high velocity at low pressure.
In conclusion, from a handloading standpoint, not much is to be gained over the 45 acp. Actually, at best, the 40 can match the 45acp's lightest bullet with its heaviest, 180/1000 fps vs 185/1008 fps.
So to me, its clear that the sweet spot for the 40 is with its 150-165 weight loads. Here it dominates the 9mm, and offers more capacity and flatter trajectory than the 45 acp. Thats a winning cmbination in anyones book. So, yeah, after all these years, I think I could really get to like this cartridge:wink:
All the info used here was from my field work with pressure and dimensions for case size taken from the Lyman 47th Reloading Handbook.


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Obama: There's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. Federalism means nothing to these people.
This is a discussion on Audio- I want to ban CWP (Obama) within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Dont know if this is posted here but I found this maddening audio. http://courtzero.org/obamaccw.mp3...
Dont know if this is posted here but I found this maddening audio.
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Obama: There's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. Federalism means nothing to these people.
"Trust in God with hand on sword" -Inscription on my family's coat of arms from medieval England
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He (BHO) can't deny or lie about his own words...oh, wait a minute, sure he can, he does it all the time.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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....dont know what to say about that, i hope he doesnt win
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"It is the tradition that a Kentuckian never runs. He does not have to [he] is entitled to stand his ground, and meet any (life-threatening) attack made upon him with a deadly weapon ." Gibson v. KY, 34SW936(Ky.1931)
That issue would be just a little held up by all the various lawsuits which would be filed in all 50 states.
Sounds fake to me.How about video of this?
you know, thats not the first time ive seen or heard things out of obama, so he wants to ban everything that goes BANG, but the alternative mccain seems to get more and more immature, or am i just seeing something different then everyone else?
Barack Obama -- GOA 2008 Presidential Candidates and the Second Amendment
In 2004, Obama said he supports a national ban on concealed carry because the states that allow it are "threatening the safety of Illinois residents."
"Society never advances. It recedes as fast on one side as it gains on the other. It undergoes continual change; but this change is not [an improvement]. For everything that is given, something is taken."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Be very afraid...
" Government is not reason, it is not eloquence, it is force; like fire, a troublesome servant and a fearful master." George Washington
As a resident of Illinois, I remember this interview as it happened 4 years ago. Obama was running against Alan Keyes for IL senator and he said he supported a ban on concealed carry. I do not recall if the question was specific to the state of Illinois (which has no CCW) or not, but I can't believe that he would change views as he has been very vocal against CCW in Illinois.


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EUGENE, ORE. - The USC women's basketball team finished off a road sweep with another gutsy final push to notch a 67-62 victory over host Oregon today in Eugene, Ore. The Trojans have turned a six-game skid into back-to-back wins to open Pac-12 play thanks to this tense trip through Oregon. USC never trailed in the second half, but the Ducks forced three ties in the final five minutes to test the Trojans in their quest for a road sweep. USC is now 5-8 overall and 2-0 in Pac-12 play, while Oregon goes to 2-12, 0-2.
USC had 11 steals at halftime while toting a slim 32-30 lead into the locker room after a slow start to the game. The Trojans were hitting at 35 percent from the floor to Oregon's 39 percent effort, as the Ducks were also hitting the boards harder, up 26-17 on USC. The Ducks remained consistent on the scoring front, but the Trojans refocused on their opportunities at the line in the second half, getting clutch free throws from sophomore Ariya Crook and Brianna Barrett in the final stretch to help USC maintain an edge. USC would finish out the game shooting 33 percent from the floor with a 62 percent effort at the line (16-of-26). Oregon shot 39 percent overall and outrebounded the Trojans 49-40, but hit just 8-of-18 free throws in the game.
USC's Cassie Harberts and Ariya Crook led all with 16 points apiece for the Trojans, who also had Brianna Barrett and Alexyz Vaioletama finish with 10 points each while Christina Marinacci pulled in a game-high 11 rebounds for USC. Oregon received 15 points from both Ariel Thomas and Amanda Delgado, with Jillian Alleyne a point away from a double-double with 9 points and 10 boards.
USC was just 1-of-12 from the floor early in the half and would trail the Ducks 13-7 after eight minutes of action. The Trojans found a groove and moved ahead 19-14 with a 7-0 scoring run that saw buckets from Kate Oliver, Ariya Crook and Kiki Alofaituli. A lapse from the Women of Troy opened up opportunities for the Ducks soon after, however, and Oregon manufactured a 12-3 run back out head of USC with a 26-22 advantage. That's when the USC backcourt kicked into gear, as Alexyz Vaioletama nailed a three and Brianna Barrett finished off a three-point play for a lift to a 28-26 Trojan edge with 5 minutes to go in the half. That slim lead would stand up through a messy final stretch, and USC emerged with the 32-30 advantage at halftime.
The Trojans came out focused and effective to start the second half, opening with a 6-0 run and later taking its largest lead with a 44-35 advantage on a 3-pointer from Harberts. Vaioletama would preserve that lead when she nailed a new career best with her third 3-pointer of the day to make it 49-40 Trojans with 14:05 on the clock. Oregon would get scrappy and cut it down to a three-point game with 6 minutes to go. A three-point play a bit later from Oregon's Jillian Alleynen had it locked up 55-55 with 4:35 on the clock before Ariya Crook drained a three - her third of the game - at 4:05 for a Trojan boost. With two minutes to go, it was snarled up 60-60. A good defensive stop led to a trip to the line for Ariya Crook with 1:49 to go. The sophomore nailed both ends of her one-and-one to take a 62-60 lead for the Trojans. Harberts would later hit the back end of her visit to the line, and USC had a 63-60 advantage entering the final minute. Harberts hauled in the defensive board on the next Trojan stand, and Crook calmly drained another pair of free throws to build an important 65-60 edge with 36 seconds remaining. And thanks to another coolly finished visit to the line by Brianna Barrett, USC was able to keep the Ducks at bay and wrap up a 67-62 road win.
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Hi guys
Since I read that TTF can be more accurate I try to convert my slingshot into this.
That's what I did so far:
I used a frame similar to Hrawk's dragon. Fork gap 50mm and throat 40mm.
I drilled holes where the grooves suppose to be and put some single tubes thru it.
It doesn't seem to shoot as well as the OTT setup.
I'm not comfortable the pouch hitting the fork. I can see already wear on it.
I did not notice it with my tree forks long time ago. The gap was wider though.
What do I do wrong?
Frame too small?
Are bands better?


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The FASD National Strategic Projects Fund is an important component of the FASD Initiative. It was introduced in the 1999 Budget, as an expansion of the Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP).
The Initiative is designed to support FASD through:
This is done through the development of practical tools for community-based programs and health and allied professionals. The aim of the Initiative is to reduce the number of alcohol-affected births and to improve the outcomes for those affected by FASD.
The Fund follows the PHAC's population health approach which recognizes that many factors influence people's health. The fund promotes prevention and positive actions that affect the health of the population as a whole, or that of specific population groups.
Here you will find information on the fund's goals, objectives, principles, priorities and eligibility. You will also find the reference documents to complete an application for funding, and a list of previously funded projects.


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Connor Mitch
Connor Mitch in the lead for...for now
By David Cloninger (The State)
Mitch confident he's ready if needed
By Avery Wilks (GamecockCentral.com)
Time to see Connor Mitch
By John Whittle (The Big Spur)
2015: Earned the starting quarterback duties during preseason camp... went 9-for-22 for 122 yards and a touchdown pass in his first career start against North Carolina... first career TD pass was a nine-yarder to Pharoh Cooper... also ran the ball 10 times for 44 yards despite suffering a painful hip pointer in the contest... ran for his first career touchdown and completed 4-of-7 passes for 43 yards against Kentucky before suffering a shoulder injury that took him out of the game... that injury, along with complications from the hip injury caused him to lose a significant amount of weight and was not able to regain the strength and form that earned him the top spot the depth chart... did not see any other action during the season... finished the season 13-for-29 for 165 yards passing with one touchdown and 51 yards on 14 carries and a score on the ground... shared Most Improved Quarterback in the spring accolades with Perry Orth.
2014: Played in two games as a redshirt freshman... connected on 2-of-6 passes for 19 yards in limited duty... completed 2-of-4 passes for 19 yards in first playing time of his career against Furman... attempted two passes against South Alabama... shared co-Freshman Most Improved honors for the offense in the spring with tight end Jacob August.
2013: Enrolled at Carolina in January 2013... took a redshirt in the fall.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wakefield High School in Raleigh, N.C in December 2012... a four-year starter... coached by Rod Sink... finished his prep career ranked second in four career categories in North Carolina high school history, passing for 12,078 yards with 1,384 attempts, 807 completions and 153 touchdowns... threw for 4,661 yards and 63 touchdowns while completing 62 percent of his passes as a senior, leading the Wolverines to an 11-2 record... set the state record with nine touchdown passes in a win over Broughton, one shy of the national record... as a junior, threw for 3,832 yards and 48 touchdowns as the team went 9-3... earned all-state and all-region honors... threw for 3,300 yards and 33 scores as a sophomore, leading Wakefield to a 9-3 mark... four-star prospect who was regarded as the seventh-best player in the state, the 13th-best pro-style quarterback in the country and ranked No. 248 on the Rivals250... a three-star prospect and the nation's 44th-best quarterback by Scout... a four-star prospect, the seventh-best player in the state, the 13th-best pro-style quarterback and ranked No. 243 overall by 247Sports... rated a four-star prospect and No. 226 on the ESPN300... considered the 10th-best pro-style quarterback in the country by MaxPreps... a three-star prospect, the 15th-best pro-style quarterback in the country and the 167th-best player overall by PrepStar... named honorable mention on PARADE magazine's All-America team... chose the Gamecocks over Alabama, LSU, Auburn and North Carolina.
PERSONAL: Connor Mitch is a psychology major... comes from an athletic family... father, Bob Mitch, played quarterback and safety at Syracuse in the early 1970s... brother, Ryan, played quarterback at Maryland... sister, Brittany, played basketball at Duke.


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SEBI said the broker Chotai had executed trades outside the trading mechanism provided by BSE and also tried to persuade BSE officials for not reporting the matter to the regulator
Mumbai: Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has cancelled the registration of a Samir K Chotai as a stock broker for allegedly indulging in illegal trading activities that were not in the interest of the investors, reports PTI.
In its order, SEBI said Chotai failed to perform its duties as specified in the code of conduct for sub-brokers in the Broker Regulations.
"...hereby cancel the certificate of registration of the sub broker namely Samir K Chotai (trade name Om Shares and Securities)," SEBI said in its order issued on December 6.
SEBI said Chotai had executed trades outside the trading mechanism provided by BSE.
The regulator said it also observed that the enquiry report on the matter had noted that Chotai had attempted to persuade BSE officials for not reporting the findings of inspection to SEBI.
"Such attempts are unethical and unsuited to an intermediary who shares the responsibility of developing the securities market along with the regulator," SEBI said.
SEBI on receipt of certain complaints regarding illegal trading activities at Porbandar (Gujarat) advised the BSE to probe the entities concerned.
Accordingly, BSE carried out inspection of Chotai, a registered sub-broker operating under the trade name of Om Shares and Securities on 28 June 2004, the order said.
The inspection prima facie revealed that Chotai had indulged in illegal activities that were not in the interest of the investors.
Pursuant to the findings by BSE, SEBI in an interim order prohibited Chotai from accessing the securities market till the probe is completed and appropriate action taken upon receipt of the enquiry report.
The enquiry report submitted on 8 March 2011 recommended a penalty of cancellation of the Certificate of Registration of Chotai.
SEBI has also written to Sahara group to furnish the details of bank accounts and properties held by them so as to enable it to take recourse to appropriate legal remedies as per the Supreme Court directions


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This is not a topic most folks like to discuss in an open forum. You may not get much of a response here.
I checked, maybe over looked it, but haven't found a thread so far of situations where anyone has ever had to actually use their guns for defensive purposes. I know personally I have loaded a gun as a precaution, but have yet to be put in the situation to defensively aim or fire one. Anyone ever been there?
This is not a topic most folks like to discuss in an open forum. You may not get much of a response here.
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
I have never had to fire a shot, but I have had to break leather a few times. All but once was on the job though.
ONly 1 member has, to my knowledge. Hal8000. he has a magazine article about it.
Someone reposted the link to it in the past week. I think it was JS - if he sees this thread, he can give it to U - or U can PM about it. I think it was JS...
Hal is active here, but he goes thru spells where he is busy. I don't think he's been on in the past month.
There has been many times I have unholstered my pistol during the course of work and I have unholstered once while not at work. I have never had to pull the trigger, but I have smashed the butt of the magazine into someone face. That was quite effective.
I just pray that it would not happen to that extent of shooting another human being...and having to pay for it later.
But good thing there are artilcles like these to prepare you:
Twice outside of work. One time caught a guy just as he got my front door open at 3AM. Another time I was on my way home from work and a guy with large amounts of road rage tried to bust my car window and was swinging a bowie knife at it (yes, I was inside the car at the time, obviously). Never have fired a shot at anyone, which I am glad for.
Well, I only hat to aim it at someone once, where I was not at work.
I came home from a session at the indoor range, and it was quite late already (11:30PM). In the trainstation, there was a stupid enough idiot, who then came to me, took out his knife, and said, that I should now really give him my backpack, the guncase I was also carrying (he didn't know, that it actually was a guncase), and my wallet and Mobile Phone.
Things went quite fast from that point. It took like 1/10th of a second, and he faced the muzzle of my Taurus PT92, which I had holstered after the shooting session.
I then ordered him to drop that knife, and led him to the police station about 400 Meters away.
I never saw that many ppl looking at me, like they never saw a gun.
Long story, short end --> He went to prison for 5 years, as this wasn't the first crime he comitted.
All the other times, I had to rely on a gun, was at work, and mostly with a precision rifle, at a larger distance. There are times, where I had to shoot to save lives, and trust me, it's really hard to do so, sometimes. But that's not what we need to talk about
Yes, I am LEO, and there only as a Sniper.
Switzerland is not as large as the US, and therefor, the crimes that are conducted, concentrate a little. I could even be called to go to the other end of the country, and as I could drive with sirens and all, I would take no more than 2 hours. But usually, this is done by helicopter.
The shots I had to perform, were really last resort, and if a criminal is really out of control, and too dangerous, you have to stop him. (Not necessarily kill him tho)
The part with pulling the triggeris quite easy. The hard thing is then to see, what happens where the bullet hits it's target, as you can't look away.
I always hope, that they can negotiate to solve the incident, and that works most of the time.
as a civilian twice.
I've used firearms in the military more times than I can conciously remember. As a civilian only a few.
Your a changed man after your first, you feel spiritual and enlightened.
After your second and third, you feel powerful, like a badass.
But as the body count goes up, you slowly lose grip on your sanity.
In 1934 when I was eight, I was threatened by these vicious rabbits and took care of the problem.
Wow, OJ, I'll bet you were scared there
I had to pull it once, I was driving home from a friends house one night it was probably 2:30 3:00am. I was on a main road. I was in the center lane of a 6 lane road (3 one way 3 the other way) and I heard some cars with there bass hitting really loud behind me. All of a sudden it stopped, and i looked in my review mirror and could see someone getting out of the car behind me. Thinking nothing was going to happen, a scond later the other car pulled in fron of me, and 3 guys got out, one approached my window with a bat, at this instant i pulled my XD out and put it right in his face he told everyone to back off, and they drove off, I got license plates, and a couple of descriptions of the BG, called the cops gave them a statement, they havnt been caught yet, but. Thats the closest I have ever came to self defense
One weekend I had to come back home from College because my folks where out of town and my little brother had a dance that he didn't want to miss. Go figure I forget my safe keys back at the dorms but didn't think to much of it since I had my gf to keep me company. Well lucky my mom's handgun was still where I put it because as luck has it someone tried to break into the house. Talk about catching you with you jeans down. You would of thought that I was caught by the parents for as fast as I got dressed and had the gun out.
Dumb peeping tom (at least thats what I belive he was) stayed around long enough for me to make a trip around the house. To find him at the back door trying to work the handle. One look down my barrel though and he was running like there was a track marthon taking place.
Just glade I didn't have to pull the trigger. That would of been a world of hurt due to the fact that once I was back in the house I noted that the slide was jamed in place and the damn thing wouldn't have gone off if I would have needed it too. Oh and there would also be the fact that I wouldn't of wanted to explain to my parents why the cops had to come and visit.


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Knowledge of J2EE containers, Adobe Flex, and Java will be helpful.
This article explains how to create a Flex application in Flash Builder 4.5 that invokes a method in a Java class on the server using BlazeDS Remoting service. After you set up the server environment required for the sample application, you'll use Flash Builder 4.5 to generate ActionScript service classes and build a Flex application that displays the service call results.
The first step is to create a Java class to be invoked from the Flex application. The sample application for this article uses the SimpleCustomerService class. This class has a method named
getAllCustomers(), which will be invoked from the Flex application:
public class SimpleCustomerService
public ArrayList<SimpleCustomer> getAllCustomers()
ArrayList<SimpleCustomer> customers = null;
//code to create ArrayList containing SimpleCustomer objects
return customers;
Start by compiling SimpleCustomerService.java and SimpleCustomer.java in the <SampleZipFile>/java_src folder (or you can use the precompiled class files from the <SampleZipFile>/java_classes folder).
To create a web application that uses the class files, follow these steps:
Before you can invoke the Java class from the Flex application you must expose the class as a Remoting service destination using BlazeDS. To set up BlazeDS for your web application you have to deploy BlazeDS JAR files in your web application source path. Follow these steps to set up BlazeDS:
This folder contains BlazeDS configuration files, which are used to configure Remoting, Messaging, and Proxy services.
Next, you need to add Servlet mapping for the BlazeDS Servlet named MessageBrokerServlet, so that BlazeDS is invoked when you send a request to a Remoting, Messaging, or Proxy destination using any of the channels supported.
If you are using your own web.xml file, then you'll need to add the code below. Alternatively, you can copy it from blazeds/WEB-INF/web.xml.
<!-- Http Flex Session attribute and binding listener support -->
<!-- MessageBroker Servlet -->
Flash Builder 4.5 uses
RDSDispatchServlet (bundled with BlazeDS and LiveCycle Data Services ES2) to get service destination details in a web application. If you're using your own web.xml file, add Servlet mapping for
RDSDisptachServlet in your web application by copying the following XML snippet into the samplewebapp/WEB-INF/web.xml file under the
<web-app> node.
<servlet-mapping id="RDS_DISPATCH_MAPPING">
To expose a Java class as a Remoting destination you need to add a
<destination> node in the samplewebapp/WEB-INF/flex/remoting-config.xml file under the
<service> node as shown below. (You can find the remoting-config.xml and services-config.xml files used for the sample application in the <SampleZipFile>/config folder.)
<destination id="SimpleCustomerServiceDestination">
When you start your web server, BlazeDS will expose your Java class as a Remoting destination with
SimpleCustomerServiceDestination as the id.
Now that the server is set up, you are ready to use Flash Builder 4 to generate code for consuming the Remoting service destination. The Flex application will invoke the
getAllCustomers() method in the destination you created.
To generate ActionScript code that can consume a Remoting service destination, Flash Builder will send a request to the BlazeDS or Adobe LiveCycle Data Services ES2 enabled web application you configured in the project server settings and retrieve details of the exposed service destinations.
Follow these steps to create the new Flex project:
Follow these steps to create a new service in Flash Builder 4.5:
useAppSecurity parameter of
RDSDispatchServlet is set to
false in web.xml.)
Flash Builder communicates with the server and displays list of exposed service destinations as shown in Figure 4.
Flash Builder 4.5 generates an ActionScript class that represents the Java class associated with the selected Remoting service destination. In this case, Flash Builder 4.5 generated a class named SimpleCustomerServiceDestination, which has functions for each public method exposed in SimpleCustomerService.java. To invoke a method of SimpleCustomerService.java on the server, you simply invoke the corresponding function in SimpleCustomerServiceDestination.as. You can see the service (SimpleCustomerServiceDestination.as) and its operations (representing functions in the service class) listed in the Data/Services view; you can also view the code using the Package Explorer.
If there are any custom data types used as a return type or as arguments in the Java class methods, Flash Builder 4.5 will generate an ActionScript class to represent the custom data type along with the service class files. In this sample
getAllCustomers() returns an
ArrayList containing SimpleCustomer object types. The
ArrayList is a built-in data type and is converted to
ArrayCollection on the client side by default. SimpleCustomer, however, is not a built-in data type so Flash Builder 4.5 generated SimpleCustomer.as with properties for each public property in SimpleCustomer.java to represent the SimpleCustomer objects returned from server. Note that the operation return types for the service are also properly configured in the Data/Services view based on the return type of the methods in the Java class.
Now that the code required to consume a Remoting service destination has been generated, follow the steps in the next section to display the response from the service call in a UI control.
Flash Builder 4.5 can also generate code to invoke a service call and bind the service call result to a UI control. In this sample you will bind the result of the getAllCustomers() operation to a DataGrid.
Because you selected New Service Call, Flash Builder 4 will create a new instance of the SimpleCustomerServiceDestination class and a CallResponder class in the current MXML file. If an instance of SimpleCustomerServiceDestination already exists only the CallResponder instance will be created. The CallResponder class helps you manage the results for asynchronous calls made to RPC-based services. You can find more details on CallResponder in the Flex Language Reference.
Note: If you already have a service call in the current MXML file and you want to bind its result to the UI control, then select Existing Call Result in the Bind To Data dialog box and choose the existing service call.
Save your application and run it. After the Flex application launches in a web browser, it will invoke the
getAllCustomers() method in the SimpleCustomerService Java class on the server and displays the SimpleCustomer objects returned from the server in the DataGrid.
Now that you have used Flash Builder 4 to develop a Flex application that sends a request to a BlazeDS Remoting service destination and displays the response in a DataGrid, you may want to look for opportunities to use this approach in your own applications. You can expose any Java class as a BlazeDS or LiveCycle Data Services ES2 Remoting service destination and build a Flex application in Flash Builder 4 to consume that destination.
You can also use Flash Builder 4 to build Flex applications for HTTP services, web services, and the data management services in LiveCycle Data Services ES2. You can learn more in the article Data-centric development with Flash Builder 4.
If you are developing a data-centric application, you should also take some time to understand the data management and model-driven development capabilities of LiveCycle Data Services ES2. The LiveCycle Data Services ES2 Quick Starts is an excellent resource to help you hit the ground running.
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St. Bernard said:
If you follow her guidance, you will not go astray. If you pray to her, you will not give up hope. If you think of her, you will not go wrong. If she upholds you, you will not stumble. If she protects you, you will not be afraid. If she leads you, you will reach the goal.
Today, on the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, take a few moments to say a special prayer to your heavenly Mother. Ask her to obtain for you the graces you need to persevere through your trials. Ask her especially to lead you through the darkness to her Son, Jesus Christ and let her gentle guidance console you.
"Woman, this is your son." Then to the disciple He said, "This is your mother" (John 19:26).


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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
Love for All, Hatred for None.
Ch. Hameed Nasrulla Khan, Ameer Jamaat Ahmadiyya Lahore, presenting welcome address at Lahore Hilton.
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Wound Care Services
Hocking Valley Community Hospital's wound care program provides wound care by a trained Registered Nurse under the direction of a staff physician.
Upon evaluating the wound and reviewing the information provided by the patient and physician, a comprehensive care plan is developed to meet the patient's special needs.
Ongoing communication with the referring physician is maintained by a trained R.N., who is also responsible for seeing that the patient's care plan is carried out. Depending on the nature of the wound, any number of treatment options is available.
- Whirlpool - helps in the removal of dead tissue as well as cleans the open area to prevent infection.
- Debridement - removes the dead tissue
- Dressing - protect the wound area and promote growth of healthy tissue
- Compression devices and garments- Ted hose, stockings and wound vac.
Because proper nutrition is critical in the treatment of many wounds, our dietary department can assist those individuals for whom improper nutrition plays a role in the development of a wound.
As part of the treatment program, all patients are educated about the healing process. When a patient feels comfortable with the steps necessary to help in healing the current wound they understand how to prevent further problems.
Type of Wounds Treated (Physician Referral Required)
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What is chrome on overland made of?
What exactly is chrome on the overland? For instance chrome trim and chrome on side view mirrors, is it real metal or coated plastic and do you use metal cleaner on it or is there such thing as chrome cleaner?
Re: What is chrome on overload made of?
its actual chrome over plastic. Just use whatever you use on your paint...sealants, waxes etc.
Those words, chrome over plastic, just don't seem right when they're written about Jeep. And still they can't get the weight of our beloved GCs below 2-1/2 tons!
Re: What is chrome on overland made of?
MOPAR sells actual chrome cleaner, which they recommend for this. I have a bottle in the mail and will report how it does.
Just Google MOPAR chrome cleaner and you'll find it easily.
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Summer has reached full boil here in Eugene, with temperatures climbing into the mid to high nineties—and it's only July 2nd! Our animals are miserable in the heat, and my partner and myself only slightly less so. I know you east coast denizens out there are rolling your eyes at me, and I do understand; I am from Pennsylvania originally and I realize that one month of sweltering, killing sun beats eights months of stagnant humidity. But the heat kicks some of my health issues into high gear (while somewhat alleviating others, and then in the cool weather this situation reverses itself; I can't win!) so while I am not intending for any of my blogs to be on strike this month, the heat has me feeling somewhat more introspective and less verbal than usual.
That said, I'm very pleased that the first installment of my "Baby Heathen/Odinist" series has garnered so much positive attention, and I will be continuing the series very soon--never fear—but in the meantime I wanted to share an anecdote. This blog is called Threads for a reason: because although many of the posts seem to wander off in their own direction they are all part of the central fabric that forms my life, and the other day I was struck by how cohesive that weaving is, even when I am occasionally tempted to think otherwise.
Well, as Jolene and I were saying just this morning, neither of us feel we need to have ALL OF THE THINGS in common with a person
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