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Longleat Christmas. Best plan for the day?(40 Posts)
We are visiting next weekend for the day and trying to work out the best way to plan. It's going to take us 3.5-4 hrs to get there.
I'm thinking leaving at 9 to get there for 1.
Enjoy the safari first,
packed lunch,
Walk through the house,
Boat, maze, butterfly house etc,
Santa train at 5,
Singing Christmas tree.
Does that all sound doable to the ones that have already done it this year?
Our days are always planned as accurate as possible to help DD as she doesn't like any changes.
Tbh I would leave earlier, we go there in the summer and get there early and still don't get enough time to do everything. I'm thinking it will probably be quite busy with all the extra Christmas things going on and you may have to queue for a few things.
Is there any chance you can stay somewhere closer the night before?
A minimum of 7-8 hours round trip (not allowing for hold ups) on top of a really busy day at Longleat sound like the stuff of nightmares. You'll never get round all that in 4 hours- it will be busy and you'll have to wait to do things.
We are staying up there on the night we are visiting as it would get to late for DCs and DD will need her medication etc.
Maybe leave a bit earlier then or just not do some off the activities once we are there? What activities are a must? We might leave maze and park.
Hi as pp have said you def need to get there before 1pm. We went a couple of weeks ago and we're there from just a after open at 10ish right through til 6pm.for a start they close entry to the safari at 2pm and it takes a good 2 hours to get around (if you've done the safari lots of times before then perhaps you could miss it?-although we have done it before dd was older this time and really loved the monkeys climbing all over the car!)anyway we did Santa train first thing then ate our lunch whilst we were going round the safari then back to look round the panto house and then let the kids play in the park before our ice skating slot at 4.30 (great time as was starting to get dark and they put he fairy lights on around the rink).then we had tea in the cafe (kids are free) before going home.We didn't manage to fit in the maze or seeing the other animals on foot...
Have a great time though-we loved it.
We wre there from 10am to 6pm and didn't see everything
And the Santa train was running 45 mins late which to had to choose between that and our skating slot. They were a bit shit about it which I'm still sore about
We were underwhelmed by the house, but then we've been before. It was very busy and a bit of a conveyor belt. The penguins are great. The adverture playground had large parts closed - the walkways for example which was disappointing. If you're pushed for time why not have your picnic in the car as you do the safari? Which has a last entry at 2pm
Went last weekend, it was great. All usual outdoor activities close at 4 which was a nightmare as there was nothing to do for an hour until the singing Christmas tree and the restaurants were packed! We went back to see the house for a second time but again was packed and slow moving. We had done the house in the morning and it was great. Hardly any people there and all the panto characters talked to my kids loads and they had photos taken with all of them. In the afternoon they just waved and hurried people along. Safari is last entry at 2 and there was a last minute rush to get in. If I was doing it again I would go straight to the safari - the first part is walk through so can stretch legs - and then to house and other activities. I would either take a picnic tea to eat in the car at 4pm or go ice skating then if not booked to see father Christmas then and finish off with the singing tree, first show is either 5 or 5.30 but worth waiting for. Hope that helps
There is no way on earth you could fit all of that in even on an ordinary full day!
We have found that in one whole day we can fit safari, lunch, maze, boat ride and a look around the around the little animal bit.
Will the butterfly house have butterflies in at this time of year?
I would leave out the maze. It can consume vast amounts of time and energy.
There are little bits you can miss out too. The deer part of the safari is a bit boring plus there's a walk in and feed the deer part by the castle.
The postman pat village is a bit pants, butterflies too and the bat cave is best avoided if any of you are a bit panicky. My kids refuse to go in there!
Penguins and meerkats are both must sees as is the owls in flight show.
We went yesterday and had a fab time. Last entry to Safari was at 2pm and last entry to other bits was 4pm. We are local so go fairly regularly and so we were happy to miss the safari. We love the safari boat so always head there first to avoid queues, although yesterday there wasn't one. It's a £1 to feed the sea lions. They sell fish once you get to the gorilla enclosure. Make sure you're near the front of the boat as they only have a limited amount of fish per boat. The penguins are a definite must but the best bit for me were the new Stingrays. They were gorgeous! House is nice and great to warm up in as got fairly cold. We did the ice skating. If you have booked get there at least half hour before your session as limited amount of seal skating aids and huge queues for skates. My advice is to avoid maze and park if you have limited time. Also take a flask as I queued for 40mins in costa!
God yes, if you're skating with small kids / non skaters go directly to the rink and book your seal before doing anything else!! Made such a difference having one this year
We've just been and you definitely need to go much earlier than 1pm. Safari entrance closes at 2pm and most other things at 4pm.
Ok. Thank you all for your replies. Will defiantly leave earlier and try and get there for 11:30. We will not be skating as DD would struggle even with an aid, she tried last week and wasn't fussed at all.
The safari, house and tree is a must for us, what else is a must?
Is it very busy there at Christmas?
If you are staying locally overnight, can you go back the next morning rather than try to do everything in 1 day?
Oh yes...am I right in saying that you get the pass and they just press before each activity? So could us over 2 days?
We have annual passes to Longleat. I would recommend getting there as early as you can and going through the safari first. Stop at the African village for picnic and walk through with the lemurs, and wallabies if you want, but lemurs are more entertaining. I wouldn't bother driving through the deers. After the safari, I would head for the boat ride, you can pay a £to feed the sealions. Then I would go to the penguins, and again feed them. Feeding the lorikeets is also good. Also good is the walk through with the meerkats. The house and bat cave are open late, so do those later. Singing tree is every half an hour from 5? The first show is very busy but later is quieter. Have fun.
You can buy a two day ticket, I think to return the next day. They stopped doing the ticket which got stamped for each activity a few years ago.
I don't know what your budget is, but if you can't use your ticket over 2 days, can you stay somewhere locally on Friday so you get the whole day on Saturday?
Eg premier inn at frome or trowbridge, both are reasonable cost for next Friday, and are only about a 20 minute drive from Longleat.
I went yesterday, and it takes us about 3 hours to get there.
We left at 9, got there at 12.
Did safari, then had costa and a walk around (Christmas fayre part a bit rubbish), maze took 5 minutes ( maybe less...) Then did the Santa train at 4 and left right after to try and miss some traffic and my baby was freezing!!
Santa train was very very cold and the other end was very very muddy... Take appropriate footwear and hats, scarves, gloves etc.
(Don't flame me but I thought it was a bit of a letdown and I was so looking forward to it!)
i went last weekend. You need to get there much earlier!
Safari closes at 2. Jungle kingdom - zoo bit around the house is v good but closes at 4pm.
I would do the house between 4 and 5.
we have annual passes so go regularly. I have to say I think Christmas at Longleat is a rip-off for those without passes. So expensive for what you actually get.
I used our clubcard vouchers so paid £56 in total for is all as a family of 4 which included entry,Santa train and ice skating session.I thought that was reasonable but the original £108 would have made it quite a lot more expensive especially once you added in packed lunch,dinner,coffee and petrol costs!
Thank you all for your replies...but we are not going DS has the stomach bug or migraine! Bless him.
Going to phone tomorrow to swap for another date after Christmas but our travelodge isn't refundable. Grrrr.
Sell your travelodge on ebay,?
Thank you, didn't think of that!!
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anyone know of a good knife ? I used my Gerber LST with 600 (steel?) it stayed sharp, and my Buck knife with 34 ATS steel( went dull) , looking for a quality knife to process deer.
This may sound odd, but I've found that for butchering (deer and cattle), the inexpensive carbon steel Old Hickory knives work just fine. They're easy to sharpen and I think they hold an edge for a reasonable amount of time - though I'm sure that exotic steels probably do better. And, I can afford to have quite a few of them.
I use an old antler handled knife my Dad made a long time back (Before I was born). It's made out of spring steel I believe.
There's a Swamp Rat Howling Rat in the "Gear for Sale" area here. They use 52100 steel, it's good stuff and has a really comfortable handle. If I didn't already have one I'd be working a deal on it now. Hard to beat a high carbon steel for toughest and edge holding ability.
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Go to a grocer/butcher supply store or a industrial type catalog and you will find some good quality knives for not a whole bunch of money. When I do up a deer or hog (I also used them in Maine for bear and moose)I have 8 knives that my wife and I use. We use them all for one animal and that saves on resharpening in the middle of the butchering job. We have several skinners and several of the bigger knives. Also a couple of knives that we can bone with. The brand that you want to look for is :::Forschner(Victorinox). I have the ones with the Fibrox handle. These are easy to hold on to when your hands are bloody or wet from water. The above brand is the ones that most professional butchers use. These knives don't come as a set so you can pick and choose the ones for your particular needs. These knives will last you a lifetime as long as you use them for butchering ONLY.---------
Forschner makes great knives, it's what I use in my kitchen. I was turned onto them by the Chef my mom worked with. Damned near the quality of Wustoff or Henckles but nowhere near the pricetag. Lots of vendors online too.
I use a Cold Steel filet knife , as well as a voyager both in the med.size range. They both hold an edge extremly well
thanks for the ideas. Will look into some butchers knives. The swamp rat looks a bit big for game processing.
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Just measured my Swamp Rat Howling Rat, the blade is 4.5" long and 3/16" thick. I had to give up hunting a few years ago but still carry mine fishing.
Not too bad of blade size, but I already have 4 hunting kinves and a few combat knives too. how does the Rat stand up to deer processing? I mean from back straps to neck and hindquarters. The whole deer?
The true test of a great game knife is the one that wont waste any tenderloin or backstrap,given the butcher does his job. Check out the Forschner website.---------
I was lookin' at my new Smoky Mountain Knifeworks catalog and noticed that they have a good offering of Forschner butcher's "style" knives. They have a website also.-------
Green River knives and Old Hickory Butcher knives. Chicago Cutlery makes good carbon steel knives as mentioned above, have several handy. When we butcher out moose, It is handy to haveseveral knives and folks cutting and usually one person just sharpens knives, stocks the fire, and cooks back straps.
I do not process my own deer. But I do gut and skin them. Of all the non custom knives I have used Buck, Puma, Gerber, Benchmade, the best for cutting and holding a edge for the entire job has been a Marble Arms. Great steel. But it needs to be taken care of. They are very prone to rust do to the high carbon steel, but I have never used a stainless that would come close in its ability to hold a edge.
Go to the Ontario Knives website and check out their line of butcher knives. They are great carbon steel blades and are very reasonably priced. I think there aren't any of them over nine to ten bucks.


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The success of the UNC men's basketball team, which includes a Big Sky Conference Championship and the program's first trip to the NCAA post-season tournament, has propelled the school into the national spotlight and students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members are all enjoying basking in its warmth.
"We couldn't be more proud of our students, coaches, and entire university," said Chuck Leonhardt, UNC's vice president of University Relations. "Not only has the team lit up the scoreboard, they've helped light up the entire university and community with pride."
Leonhardt said the media exposure will have many benefits for the university.
"It will positively impact our image, approve awareness significantly and provide greater opportunity for us to communicate who we are," he said. "Ultimately, we hope that more prospective students will seek out this incredible university and all it offers."
Leonhardt also said the team's success is providing an impetus for alumni and other supporters to engage the university with their time, talent and giving, and has provided a strong bonding point for the community and the university.
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There's the "from worst to first" angle. Five years ago the team's overall record was 4-24 in their first season in the NCAA's Division I ranks and finished their initial Big Sky Conference season at 2-14 and in last place. This season they're 21-10 overall, finishing atop the conference's regular-season standings with a 13-3 record, and enabling them to host and win the Big Sky post-season championship and a trip to the NCAA tournament.
There's also the story of head coach B.J. Hill, who moved up from his assistant coach position to take the Bears to new heights in his first season at the helm.
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And there's Devon Beitzel, this year's Big Sky regular-season and championship MVP, first-team Academic All-American and finalist for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award, who didn't let a less-than-stellar home life during his teens keep him from becoming a star on and off the basketball court.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina said on Tuesday it would meet with a mediator for the second time this week in the country's dispute with "holdout" investors, lifting market hopes for a deal needed to avoid another painful debt default.
With the economy already in recession, President Cristina Fernandez's cash-strapped government has until July 30 to reach an agreement with hedge funds who refused to participate in the country's earlier debt restructuring and have been suing for full repayment of sovereign bonds which Argentina defaulted on in 2002.
On Argentina's local over-the-counter market, benchmark Discount bonds ARDISCD=RASL rose 1.60 percent to 88.65 while Par bonds ARPARD=RASL were up 1.32 percent to 49.90. Traders cited optimism over the talks as the reason for the climb.
Argentina's cabinet chief Jorge Capitanich did not say whether the holdout funds led by Elliott Management Corp and Aurelius Capital Management would participate in Friday's meeting. There was no immediate comment from the funds.
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On Monday, Argentina's Economy Minister Axel Kicillof spent four hours discussing the case in New York with the mediator, Daniel Pollack, who was appointed by U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa to find common ground in the years-long dispute.
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UTS Project Pitch is a weekend dedicated to developing the finest young entrepreneurs the University of Technology Sydney has to offer.
Win $10,000, find yourself in the presence of some of Australia's most influential start-up community, test your idea and pitch, pitch, pitch, pitch, pitch.
UTS Project Pitch is a lean entrepreneurship weekend. The aim of the weekend is to build UTS Community start-ups into world leading disruptors and innovators.
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The UTS Project Pitch weekend was built through collaboration between four UTS student societies those being ACESUTS, AIESEC, BUiLD Students Society and the Student Success Initiative, as well as the ActivateUTS, UTS Business School and UTS BUiLD.
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A three day entrepreneurial weekend for startups with one current UTS staff or student as a co-founder. From Friday night at 6pm you'll have networking with industry professionals and your first pitch. Saturday will be taking your business to the next level, attend masterclasses, work with mentors and hear from industry professionals to finalise your business for the final pitch. On Sunday, work with tech gurus, marketing professionals and successful entrepreneurs to perfect your afternoon presentation and pitch.
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A newly colorful corner at 7330 S.E. Foster Road has been demonstrating this summer how to brighten up an abandoned commercial site. A-Boy Plumbing owns the lot, which became the A-Boy Garden Center after a test run last year.
'We've nearly tripled our stock of annuals, perennials, and landscape plants since then, in response to customer requests,' says Manager Judi Barbour.
The new business also carries vegetable starts, plant food, fertilizer, and garden accessories - such as seeds, arbors, hoses, birdbaths, garden tools, soil, and amendments.
'We should be open this year into early fall,' confides Garden Assistant Gary, 'So there's still time to do some vegetable gardening.' After 30 years in the business, he adds, 'This is the first time I've ever had time to talk in depth with customers, one-on-one, letting them know what's best for their garden needs and how to grow it.'
Judi comments, 'We now have all the basics for a full gardening center, and plenty of parking. We can tell you which plants are best for sun or shade, and which ones are good dry-weather plants. We also have a 'senior discount' day, if you come in and sign the card.
'We can even tell you about plumbing and electrical supplies at our other A-Boy outlets. Check our main company website - www.aboysupply.com - or call us at the A-Boy Garden Center, 503/777-3877. We try to bring in new and unusual plants all the time.'
The center has been maintaining the hours of Monday through Saturday 9 am-6 pm, and Sundays 10 am-5 pm, until they close for the season soon. 'We like to bring in things that you don't often see in big-box stores, like blue sea holly, pincushion flower, white shrub poppy, and crazy daisies,' smiles Gary.
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Java bytecode
Java bytecode is the instruction set of the Java virtual machine (JVM). Each bytecode is composed of one, or in some cases two bytes that represent the instruction (opcode), along with zero or more bytes for passing parameters.
Of the 256 possible byte-long opcodes, as of 2015[update], 198 are in use (~78%), 54 are reserved for future use (~21%), and 3 instructions (~1%) are set aside as permanently unimplemented.[1]
The Java bytecode system does not directly support floating point operations beyond 32 bits, except indirectly via bytecodes that enable use of 64-bit and 80-bit intermediate IEEE floating point operations.[citation needed]
The Java bytecode system directly supports 32-bit and 64-bit floating point operations (IEEE single-precision and IEEE double-precision).[2]
Relation to Java[edit]
A Java programmer does not need to be aware of or understand Java bytecode at all. However, as suggested in the IBM developerWorks journal, "Understanding bytecode and what bytecode is likely to be generated by a Java compiler helps the Java programmer in the same way that knowledge of assembly helps the C or C++ programmer."[3]
Instructions fall into a number of broad groups:
- Load and store (e.g. aload_0, istore)
- Arithmetic and logic (e.g. ladd, fcmpl)
- Type conversion (e.g. i2b, d2i)
- Object creation and manipulation (new, putfield)
- Operand stack management (e.g. swap, dup2)
- Control transfer (e.g. ifeq, goto)
- Method invocation and return (e.g. invokespecial, areturn)
There are also a few instructions for a number of more specialized tasks such as exception throwing, synchronization, etc.
Many instructions have prefixes and/or suffixes referring to the types of operands they operate on. These are as follows:
|Operand type
For example, "iadd" will add two integers, while "dadd" will add two doubles. The "const", "load", and "store" instructions may also take a suffix of the form "_n", where n is a number from 0–3 for "load" and "store". The maximum n for "const" differs by type.
The "const" instructions push a value of the specified type onto the stack. For example, "iconst_5" will push an integer 5[clarification needed], while "dconst_1" will push a double 1. There is also an "aconst_null", which pushes "null". The n for the "load" and "store" instructions specifies the location in the variable table[clarification needed] to load from or store to. The "aload_0" instruction pushes the object in variable 0 onto the stack (this is usually the "this" object). "istore_1" stores the integer on the top of the stack into variable 1. For variables with higher numbers the suffix is dropped and operands must be used.
Consider the following Java code:
for (int i = 2; i < 1000; i++) {
for (int j = 2; j < i; j++) {
if (i % j == 0)
continue outer;
System.out.println (i);
A Java compiler might translate the Java code above into byte code as follows, assuming the above was put in a method:
0: iconst_2
1: istore_1
2: iload_1
3: sipush 1000
6: if_icmpge 44
9: iconst_2
10: istore_2
11: iload_2
12: iload_1
13: if_icmpge 31
16: iload_1
17: iload_2
18: irem
19: ifne 25
22: goto 38
25: iinc 2, 1
28: goto 11
31: getstatic #84; // Field java/lang/System.out:Ljava/io/PrintStream;
34: iload_1
35: invokevirtual #85; // Method java/io/PrintStream.println:(I)V
38: iinc 1, 1
41: goto 2
44: return
The most common language targeting Java virtual machine by producing Java bytecode is Java. Originally only one compiler existed, the javac compiler from Sun Microsystems, which compiles Java source code to Java bytecode; but because all the specifications for Java bytecode are now available, other parties have supplied compilers that produce Java bytecode. Examples of other compilers include:
- Jikes, compiles from Java to Java bytecode (developed by IBM, implemented in C++)
- Espresso, compiles from Java to Java bytecode (Java 1.0 only)
- GNU Compiler for Java (GCJ), compiles from Java to Java bytecode; it can also compile to native machine code and was part of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) up until version 6.
Some projects provide Java assemblers to enable writing Java bytecode by hand. Assembly code may be also generated by machine, for example by a compiler targeting a Java virtual machine. Notable Java assemblers include:
- Jasmin, takes text descriptions for Java classes, written in a simple assembly-like syntax using Java virtual machine instruction set and generates a Java class file[4]
- Jamaica, a macro assembly language for the Java virtual machine. Java syntax is used for class or interface definition. Method bodies are specified using bytecode instructions.[5]
- Krakatau Bytecode Tools, currently contains three tools: a decompiler and disassembler for Java classfiles and an assembler to create classfiles.[6]
- Lilac, an assembler and disassembler for the Java virtual machine.[7]
Others have developed compilers, for different programming languages, to target the Java virtual machine, such as:
- ColdFusion
- JRuby and Jython, two scripting languages based on Ruby and Python
- Groovy, a scripting language based on Java
- Scala, a type-safe general-purpose programming language supporting object-oriented and functional programming
- JGNAT and AppletMagic, compile from the language Ada to Java bytecode
- C to Java byte-code compilers
- Clojure, a functional, immutable, general-purpose programming language in the Lisp family with a strong emphasis on concurrency
- MIDletPascal
- JavaFX Script code is compiled to Java bytecode
- Kotlin
- Object Pascal source code is compiled to Java bytecode using the Free Pascal 3.0+ compiler.[8][9]
There are several machines available today, both free and commercial products.
If executing Java bytecode in a Java virtual machine is undesirable, a developer can also compile Java source code or bytecode directly to native machine code with tools such as the GNU Compiler for Java (GCJ). Some processors can execute Java bytecode natively. Such processors are termed Java processors.
Support for dynamic languages[edit]
The Java virtual machine provides some support for dynamically typed languages. Most of the extant JVM instruction set is statically typed - in the sense that method calls have their signatures type-checked at compile time, without a mechanism to defer this decision to run time, or to choose the method dispatch by an alternative approach.[10]
JSR 292 (Supporting Dynamically Typed Languages on the Java™ Platform)[11] added a new
invokedynamic instruction at the JVM level, to allow method invocation relying on dynamic type checking (instead of the extant statically type-checked
invokevirtual instruction). The Da Vinci Machine is a prototype virtual machine implementation that hosts JVM extensions aimed at supporting dynamic languages. All JVMs supporting JSE 7 also include the
invokedynamic opcode.
See also[edit]
- Java bytecode instruction listings
- Java class file
- List of JVM languages
- Java backporting tools
- C to Java Virtual Machine compilers
- JStik
- Common Intermediate Language (CIL), Microsoft's rival to Java bytecode
- ObjectWeb ASM
- ^ VM Spec - Reserved Opcodes
- ^ Tim Lindholm; Frank Yellin; Gilad Bracha; Alex Buckley. "The Structure of the Java Virtual Machine". 2013.
- ^ Understanding bytecode makes you a better programmer
- ^ Jasmin home page
- ^ Jamaica: The Java virtual machine (JVM) macro assembler
- ^ Krakatau home page
- ^ Lilac home page
- ^ Free Pascal 3.0 release notes
- ^ Free Pascal JVM Target
- ^ Nutter, Charles (2007-01-03). "InvokeDynamic: Actually Useful?". Retrieved 2008-01-25.
- ^ see JSR 292
External links[edit]
|The Wikibook Java Programming has a page on the topic of: Java bytecode
- Oracle's Java Virtual Machine Specification
- Programming Languages for the Java Virtual Machine
- Bytecode Visualizer – bytecode viewer and debugger (free Eclipse plugin)
- AdaptJ StackTrace – bytecode level debugging with a full control of the stack, the local variables, and the execution flow
- Java Class Unpacker – plugin for Total Commander, it lets open class files as compressed archives and see fields and methods as files. The bytecode can be viewed as text using F3


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What is it you can't understand -?
I'm making a statement that Glocks are not popular anymore - ???
I don't understand what you are getting at?Originally Posted by 1999cobra
What is it you can't understand -?
I'm making a statement that Glocks are not popular anymore - ???
1 sentence didn't quite make sense.Originally Posted by 1999cobra
U said: Tell me what the Hell happened to Glock boy
I thought you were calling some poster "Glockboy." That's what I didn't understand - who you were referring to. You quoted me, so I didn't know what you meant.
I understand now.
Gramatical error on my part - should have been some coma's placed appropriatly I guess- oh well...
I have four. 2-5", 1-4", 1-3", 2 Glocks, 1 Walther and 2 S&W wheel guns.
I love the 1911. I have owed my life to it on several occasions.
I was a SIG lover till my first Springfield 1911.......then the SIG's found new homes. I made sure they were good owners but then turned my attention to the 1911's and even customizes several, really getting into fitting beavertail grip safeties, barrel bushings and even sights. I dehorned a couple, one for me and one for a friend. even made a set of grip panels for one from my favorite Bar-B-Que wood, mesquite. They went with the Colt. I must admit that since then there has been no other gun that has intrieged me and interested me that the 1911........that is until I got my new Springfield XD-45. The votes still out on this gun....but I really like it so far.
Did you shoot the 1K without cleaning it? I got curious and found my carry gun (a 1911) will go over 1500 rounds with no cleaning or any problems. I've tried this 3 times.Originally Posted by cryhavoc
Overrated, I don't think so.
If anything, the 1911 is underrated!
I'll stake my life on my Springfield TRP Operator any day of the week. That's the highest praise anyone can give a gun, IMO.
Nope - not overrated.
JMB got it right 100 years ago !
Most problems with 1911's are caused by home "gunsmiths". Today's mid to top-end 1911's are excellent guns.
Anybody that is disatisfied with their gun, please send it to me and I will take good care of it for you. I promise to shoot it once a month just to keep it in shape. You don't have to thank me just send a box of shells every now and then.
Just consider me an echo of what's already been said. I like the 1911 too.
When I was little I had a toy 1911. For a toy it was awesome because it actually had bullets that would fire seperately from the casing, which would eject and feed just like a real gun, except that you did have to manually rack the slide.
Even as a kid something about that gun "just felt right." My first gun was a Taurus PT92. It has some very nice features and from a teardown / maintanence standpoint it is easier to deal with than a 1911. I used to argue that the 18 round capacity of the 9mm was better than the 8 or 9 round capacity of the 1911.
Then I fired a 1911 the .45 ACP knocks down steel plates that the 9mm just bounces off of. The recoil is no worse than the PT92, etc. Aboslutely everything was right about that gun. I own one now and am looking to build a completely custom one from scratch.
Over rated? Maybe, but I dare you to find any other one handgun design that has survived for as long as the 1911 has. In 100 years the gun is sitll being made with no significant alterations to the basic design, and a 1911 will easily shoot as accuartely or reliably as any of the new plastic fantastics out there. Over rated? If they were over rated, they wouldn't be as widely used and sought after as they are. The public is easily sold on a fad, but after 100 years, I think it's safe to say that it's not a fad, it really is a top notch design.
Originally Posted by cryhavoc
let us look at the over rated part, very auto-loader the comes out tries to compare itself to the 1911, the 1911 has been in service since 1911 to today in military and civilian use, the cal. designed for it ever cal. tries to compare itself to it. Over rated no the 1911 is the gold standard of the auto-loader world.
Ah Tony & Nathan that is muic to my ears when I here them going off. Like my old Harley if I have to explain it to you, you wouldn't understand. Wave the Flag, apple pie and Mom. It's the American way.
~ simply no it is not. One of the best firearms ever designed... IMHO.
cryhavoc, lets see how much ink you get when you are 95 years old. The fact that the 1911 has been around that long tells you they are special. Regards, Richard


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Real Madrid midfielder has been in exceptional form for the Champions League winners
The equation for Argentina is simple: win the World Cup, or face disappointment and exacting questions at home.
There is surely no squad in Brazil with the depth of attacking talent. This is not just about Lionel Messi. Sergio Aguero, Gonzalo Higuain, Ezequiel Lavezzi and Angel Di Maria would be the stars of virtually every other national side, yet at least one of them — probably Lavezzi — will not even make the starting XI.
Matters are not so simple further back, though. Javier Mascherano is a guarantee in the holding midfield role, and Di Maria should operate alongside him, yet there are doubts about the third player in the centre. In defence, Argentina are decidedly shaky. Benfica's Ezequiel Garay is a fine centre-back and is coveted by many of Europe's top clubs but there are fewer certainties about Federico Fernandez and Marcos Rojo, and fewer still about goalkeeper Sergio Romero, who has rarely played for his club, Monaco, this season.
Notwithstanding these flaws, Argentina could not have wished for a simpler group, and none of their first-round fixtures take place in the north of Brazil, where the heat and humidity will test participants severely.
Football legend has it that Argentina's coach Alejandro Sabella was signed by Sheffield United in July 1978 because Harry Haslam, the club's manager, decided the young Diego Maradona was too expensive at £160,000.
Sabella has worked with his native Argentina, as well as Uruguay, before, but only as assistant to Daniel Passarella. When he took the Argentina job two years ago, Sabella's sole experience as a No1 was a highly successful stint with Estudiantes in his homeland, where he was in charge from 2009 until 2011. At Estudiantes, Sabella won the Copa Libertadores, South America's equivalent of the Champions League, but there are few challenges to resemble that of coaching one of the favourites for the World Cup.
Will he be able to support the pressure himself, while easing it from the players? If the answer is yes, Sabella will become a national hero, just like the man who might have worn the Sheffield United shirt instead of him.
For Argentina to win the competition, logic says Messi will have to perform near his best. Despite being a four-time World Player of the Year, Messi has rarely produced his best form for his country. A World Cup in the back yard of Argentina's most fierce rivals is the best possible time to do so.
For Messi and his fellow starting forwards, likely to be Aguero and Higuain, to shine at their brightest, the role of Di Maria is crucial. After an uncertain start, Di Maria has adapted well to the new midfield role created for him by Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti, and he was his side's most dangerous attacking player in the Champions League Final. With Di Maria prompting from deep, or surging forward with the ball, there are even more reasons for opponents to worry. That should, in turn, provide even more space for Messi, Aguero and Higuain to work their magic. The world might be talking about Messi but Di Maria looks ready to have a wonderful tournament.
With such pace and dynamism among their attacking players, Argentina can be thrillingly effective on the counter-attack. The speed of Messi, Aguero and Di Maria, and the finishing ability of Higuain, is so potent that opponents can expect to be punished if they lose possession when they have several players in the Argentina half.
The role of Fernando Gago, or whoever plays alongside Mascherano and Di Maria, is crucial here, because he must use the ball quickly and wisely when it is regained. Sabella's principal formation is a 4-3-3 but if he opts to play more cautiously, he is likely to choose the 5-3-2 system used at times during qualifying. This would involve Mascherano becoming a third centre-back, or one of the reserve defenders, possibly a ball-player such as Inter Milan's Hugo Campagnaro, coming into the side. In midfield, Lucas Biglia, of Lazio, would be deployed as a more conservative option alongside Di Maria and Gago. The drawback to this tactical switch is that it forces Sabella to sacrifice one of his forwards.
If Argentina lose in the knock-out stages after Sabella leaves Aguero or Di Maria out of the starting XI, the response at home will be merciless. When you have a squad like Argentina's, the best approach is surely to be bold.Reuse content


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It can be used with fingers
It suggest word based on letter position
It trigger the key when your remove your finger from the screen, not when you press it.
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It's a standard Windows Mobile SIP, so to use it you have to select it as the input method, therefore it can be used in (almost) any application.
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(Note the video is based on an old version of the keyboard, some things have changed).
First of all, it offers a
visible feedback
of the key currently pressed, you can imagine that your finger is on the keyboard... and now you can easily see what key is pressed.
Second important thing: you can
move your finger, the key will change
, release it, the key will be triggered (so it's the opposite of a physical keyboard: the actual action is when you release the key, not when you push it).
The third reason that it works is
smart suggestion based on key position
. If you look at the screenshot you can see that I typed "leyblaed". This word doesn't exist in english. The keyboard then looked at all the possible variation from this word... and found "keyboard". That's exactly the word I wanted to type.
How does the keyboard do? it simply uses the letter position: 'l' is near 'k', 'eyb' are correct, 'l' is also near 'o', the 'a' is correct, then 'e' is near 'r' and 'd' is correct. The only possible matching word is "keyboard". Note that the actual distance (in pixel) is used, not the key position, it's more precise, produce better result, but if you try to reproduce this exact example, maybe the closest suggestion will be another word
Now a simple usability feature: from the previous screen, if I press the space bar, it will simply replace the word you have typed by the suggestion. As you can see "leyblaed" is replaced by "keyboard". You can also see that I have a green suggestion box: if I type on it, it undo the suggestion, useful in case when PocketCM Keyboard replace the word you intend to type.
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. As you can see I typed "PocketCM", and my dictionnary doesn't know this word yet. I can simply press the "+PocketCM" button, this will add PocketCM to my dictionnary.
That's a feature missing in many keyboard or SIP method: easy control over the dictionary. Most SIP are doing some very clever and smart management of new word in dictionary... the prob you're never sure when a word is added ... or not.
Also, because it's important to manage dictionnary, they are simple text file.
Another issue with most keyboard: how to put enough key to make them easy to find, while still be usable?
PocketCM offer "symbol pad", pressing a key for a given amount of time (250ms by default), will bring a "sub keyboard layout", where you'll be able to find useful symbol. For instance, by default, pressing the symbol key (123#?) will allow you to quickly select the right punctuation.
Most keyboard tries to replicate the physical keyboard we all know... with alt, ctrl, shift, etc... That's a good approach but not very finger friendly.
PocketCM goes a step further: why you need ctrl key? Most of the people responded: for copy/cut and paste. So PocketCM keyboard bring you easy access to cut/copy/paste. Simply press and hold the enter key for 250ms.
Customization! Most aspect of the keyboard (layout, skin, dictionary) can be customized. You can simply press and hold the return key for to select option. You'll be able to choose among various layout, dictioanry and skins.
You can also create your own, or download those created by the PocketCM Keyboard's users.
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as you can see the layout is "azerty" for the screenshot, by default PocketCM Keyboard comes with a QWERTY layout. Creating your own is just a question of editing a text file.
Accent recognition and suggestion:
the keyboard know accentued letter... so for instance, the french word for summer is "été", if I type 'e', 't', 'e', the keyboard will suggest "été". No need to go to a sub/hidden keyboard doing some accentued letters.
Once you get used to it, you can grab it with two hand and type with the thumb... goes pretty well.
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UWCHLAN Ś Township supervisors are saying no to parentsÆ hopes of enticing students to a safer party after their prom.
On Monday, during the townshipÆs board of supervisorsÆ meeting, parents and administrators of Downingtown High Schools East and West campuses presented to the supervisors their attempt to host this yearÆs post-prom event at the Lionville Community YMCA in Exton.
ōI think you probably could have saved yourself a lot of grief if you had asked about this first,ö said Supervisor Milton Bozarth.
According to Carolyn Ganzelli, co-organizer of EastÆs Post-Prom Committee, students were asked what would generate more attendance in the post-prom, which has been held at school facilities for the past eight years. The strongest reply was for an area with a pool, which led to the schoolsÆ combined proposal to use YMCA facilities. The committees from both schools decided to coordinate their events in order to save money, and received approval from the YMCAÆs board.
When Ganzelli asked the supervisors why they were against the parent-planned and school-sponsored post-proms, the supervisors said they were concerned about the areaÆs neighboring residents.
ōItÆs not that the township doesnÆt want to support these things, but thereÆs a clear issue here,ö said Supervisor Frederick Gaines, chairman of the board.
According to the townshipÆs zoning ordinances, the YMCA must be closed by 10 p.m., unless the supervisors grant an exception. According to Supervisor Joseph Toner, most activities are finished by 9 p.m., and the townshipÆs parks close at dusk. Currently, the only exception is on Community Day, which hosts live music and fireworks in Lionville Park.
ōNow we know that Jackie Fenn is very aware of that,ö said Gaines. Fenn, who sits on the Downingtown Area School Board, is also the executive director of the Lionville Community YMCA. ōThat provision was (established) in the interest of the neighbors, (since) the YMCA was built in a residential neighborhood.ö
Fenn said she was only recently made aware of the need to secure approval from the supervisors. She and the rest of the YMCAÆs board not only approved the proposal to host both post-prom events, but did so without charging the groups a fee and are offering volunteer staff to help throughout the event.
According to Toner, the zoning ordinance for the YMCA was created because it is located in a residential network, and no exceptions have been granted in the past 17 years since the ordinance was established.
However, neighbors who attended the meeting said that they would accept the possibility of noise pollution for two nights throughout the entire year if it meant that students would be more likely to attend an alcohol-free post-prom party.
ōI know thereÆs a difference between late at night and 3 oÆclock in the afternoon, but I just feel like itÆs one night that thereÆs going to be a little bit of extra noise,ö said Karen Koller, who lives across from the YMCA. ōMaybe the sound wonÆt carry as much (as it would at the school). IÆm for having it at the (YMCA).ö
According to Ganzelli, the committees have hired Krapf Bus Co. to shuttle students from the high school, where they have parked for post-prom parties over the last eight years, to the YMCA.
However, in spite of the residents in the area that did voice their support for the event, Toner said previous events have created a problem in Downingtown EastÆs neighborhood.
ōThe school district once again did not take into account (the area) in handling an event,ö said Toner. ōThis goes on time and time and time again. The school district in that location (is) not a very good neighbor in the middle of that neighborhood. You have to consider the consequences of these actions.ö
According to Toner, who resides in the area, during last yearÆs post-prom event, the schoolÆs back doors were opened after the air conditioning unit unexpectedly shut off, allowing for noise from the event to carry out into the neighborhood.
ōNow, this became such a problem, I called (Uwchlan Police Chief Joseph) Pontarelli at home because it was such, such an amount of noise that, this was early in the morning, (that) caused a tremendous problem for us,ö said Toner. Toner also said students rang the doorbells of nearby homes. ōNow we have a number of disabled veterans, and we have two widows that had this happen to them. I donÆt want these kinds of activities up against this kind of neighborhood.ö
No police reports of an incident were filed for that evening, according to Downingtown East Assistant Principal Ron Pavlick.
ōI donÆt make any excuses for that specific (incident),ö said Pavlick. ōBut one thing I will say is that the idea of a post-prom in servicing our students and making them safe is something to be weighed in your consideration in terms of also balancing the safety and welfare of the total community.ö
According to Downingtown West Principal Tom Mulvey, last yearÆs attendance at post-prom was 250 students out of about 850 students in total that attended the prom. Ganzelli said Downingtown EastÆs post-prom hosted about 350 of those who went to their own prom.
The supervisors are now demanding that if the committee still wishes to request an exception in order to use the YMCA as a site for their post-proms, they must speak with residents on Horne Place, Woodview Drive, Arianna Lane, Robin Road, North Whitford Road, Devon Drive, Reber Circle, Edgewood Drive, Oakland Drive and Balderston Drive, in order to determine whether residents would be accepting of the event and possible noise pollution.
ōI think itÆs a great idea to poll the neighbors,ö said Koller. ōThey should have a say, too. I know there are rules in place, but I also think that sometimes itÆs good to give it a chance, to see if this is a better venue. Maybe itÆll end up being better, but we wonÆt know until we try. So IÆm all for trying. The inconvenience of having a little extra noise one or two nights a year is fine. Every once in a while, because of where we live and because the Y is there, which we value, weÆre willing to put up with a little noise every once in a while for the good of the community.ö
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No doubt some of you read the article in U on Sunday, 26 February 2012 by Mia Freedman titled "Staying abreast of the situation". Breast feeding has become, to summarise in her words "in some cases, the pendulum has swung too far, from positive encouragement to negative pressure and borderline bullying".
I was only just speaking with a friend about it today when she raised an excellent point. As women, we are our own worst enemies.
As a soon to be mother, the information that is available from conception through to post natal care is daunting, confounding and simply down right confusing. I know that I had to ban myself from googling anything to do with pregnancy and rearing a child.
The Judgements run rife.
As far as I am concerned, each to their own. If you think you will be better off booking a caesarean rather than going through a natural delivery – do it. If you are unable to breast feed – don't. If you think dummies are the best thing since sliced bread and use disposable nappies because it makes your life easier as a mother – go for it. Who are we to judge an individual situation, where each woman and child is different and each family situation is unique. Rather, we should be focusing our energy on supporting the decisions that woman make, defending the rights we fought for through the 20th century to make our own educated choices.
And when it comes down to it – if we lined up a random selection of adults would you be able to pick those who had been breastfeed or formulae fed, delivered drug free or emergency c-section? Let's get real and just ignore the impossibly beautiful people like Gisele Bundchen who have made such extreme statements as there should be a 'worldwide law' forcing all mothers to breast feed for 6 months.
Yes, I completely agree that breast feeding is the optimum source of food for your newborn, however, mothers should not be made to feel like failures at one of the most vulnerable, yet exciting times in their lives. Judgements should be reserved for the parents who actually mistreat, harm and/or neglect their children. Not being able to breast feed is hardly a reason to ostracise a mother – rather it is a time for reassurance and support.
I do think that the Australian Breastfeeding Association has done an outstanding job of promoting 'Breast is Best', but let's not get too carried away. Maybe they should add 'but don't panic if you can't'.
Ladies, arm yourselves with a Plan A, Plan B and C (D-Z if necessary), trust your instincts and most importantly – surround yourself with people who acknowledge and respect your choices.
P.S. if any of the midwives at my hospital think they are going to manhandle my boobs they will be firmly told to back away from the breast until assistance is otherwise requested.


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WETUMPKA, Ala. — Bottoms up.
The final four qualifiers for Toyota Tundra Championship Week got the jump on the field, shaking up the points standings after the first day of the Ramada Trophy Chase on Lake Jordan.
Russ Lane, Greg Hackney, Aaron Martens and Gary Klein brought in top 5 bags Saturday to climb up the standings.
Lane, of nearby Prattville, Ala., wowed the hometown crowd with the big bag of 17 pounds, including a hefty 4-12 kicker. He needed this kind of start to make things happen.
"I'm in a four-way tie for 12th, everything is out of my control," he said. "I just have to go out and fish, and whatever happens, happens."
Happen it did. Fishing a number of the 100 spots he has yanked in fish on Jordan, he cranked from last to second, and now trails AOY leader Skeet Reese in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings by 15.5 points.
"My main goal is to win one of these events. An AOY would just be unbelievable," Lane said. "I'm not even going to think about it yet."
Hackney was the big surprise, working two patterns that he says made him kind of inconspicuous. He flipped up a 16-9 bag to pull into fifth in the standings.
"I'm fishing two different ways," he said. "It's a grind. If it works, it's great, but it's like watching paint dry all day."
Martens was the next big mover, his 14-0 bag landing him in fourth. He found there was a magical time when the fish bit better, but with his estimate of catching more than 60 on the day, compared to others, that was magical.
"Not the quality fish over 3 pounds," he said. "I never got the 4-pounder. I'm saving it for tomorrow.
"There's a time of day when the fish get really active. I figured out between about 9 and 11 you have to be on your good stuff."
In practice he had bigger bites, including the 4s, but he has to be happy catching numbers and knowing he's on them.
Klein, who came into the Trophy Chase saying he had nothing to lose, showed he wasn't kidding. His 13-6 stringer was fifth-best on the day and puts him in seventh in AOY points.
From their ninth-place tie with 177 points, the four played a nice game of leapfrog.
Edwin Evers, who started the week in second, fell two spots while Kevin VanDam climbed to third.
Reese was actually grateful the bottom turned over, because it not only allowed him to maintain his lead, he actually increased it by half a point. He'll be rooting for those to show their Sunday best.
"Russ is going to be tough to beat here," he said. "He's a hometown boy."


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My little Garden (Pics)
Okay Easter weekend SS7 said he wanted to get some sunflowers to plant...its kinda our thing to do.
So we took a trip to...either Lowes or Home Depot to get him some seeds....SD13 came across a kiosk with actual bulbs and plants....so I got a strawberry bush...dahlias and freesias along with the sunflower seeds.
Easter Sunday I planted everything and prayed for the best.
Now every morning while Princess and I wait for her school bus-I water and weed...and sometimes in the afternoon as well. These are the results so far.
ok the plant to the left (the big one) is my hardy dahlia-the sucker is just going above and beyond!
this is to give you an idea of just how big it really is...I don't know what those blades of grass are-we think the previous tenant had stuff planted and it's coming back up. When i planted-I did find a few bulbs...and a purple onion looking thing....whatever it is-we have 3 of this.
close up of the dahlia
here you can see the dahlia's got a sprout....cant wait for it to open up!
My strawberry bush has 4 or 5 berries already-this was the first berry to redden.
Here's a picture of Princess-my little helper (I know Wendy's gonna love her shirt!) she helped me plant/weed and water everything.
And this is something DH posted to my FB last night....they are old laundry lines with old gutters on top-you fill the gutters with soil and strawberry seeds and this is how they grow....I totally want this like NOW-he said he's going to try to make something similiar yet a bit smaller considering we don't have much of a backyard and we do share with the neighbor next door (we live in a duplex) And you don't need to do this with just strawberries...I wanna do this and other berries as well.
Quoting wandep:
Sweet pics. Looks like fun!
thanks-really is awesome watching it from start to finish-every day Princess comes off the bus and examines her strawberry bush and reports to me how many strawberries there are...how many red and how many un-red (her words not mine) she's getting excited because she knows the time is coming to pick soon!
Quoting deccaf:
Nice work! I hope you get your gutter garden!
thanks-i really dont expect him to do a full gutter garden....but I'll settle for a couple of hanging pots or maybe a tiered shelf of sorts.
You have nice little garden. I would love to have strawberry plants like in your last picture.
Quoting bether89:
You have nice little garden. I would love to have strawberry plants like in your last picture.
so would I!
My landlord's wife grows them in her yard-and she was sweet enough to bring Princess a little basket's worth-she told me she was aiming to get them mighty big-but her's were ilttle and tiny...told her it didn't matter-berries are berries and its the though that counts....if I could grow mine that big...my girls would be in HEAVEN (they love all sorts of fruits and veggies)
and my grocery bill would be low


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