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Former Wales hooker McBryde is expected to fill the role of forwards coach, while world record Test points scorer Jenkins will work primarily on kicking.
That could see new Wales coach Gareth Jenkins make their positions permanent in his backroom staff.
"I'm delighted for them, I hope the outcomes are positive and we can go forward with this," Jenkins said.
"Welsh rugby has to realise specialist coaches are a big part of the top-end of the game now.
"We've got those type of young men, who've done it all as players and then been brought into the coach development system."
Jenkins has so far made only one permanent appointment to his Wales staff, taking his Llanelli Scarlets right-hand man Nigel Davies as attack coach.
Should McBryde and Jenkins make the positions their own, Wales will need just a defence and a fitness coach.
One possible replacement for ex-Wales defence coach Clive Griffiths was Saracens' Mike Ford, but he has agreed to join the England set-up.
Last September McBryde and ex-Wales and Lions fly-half Jenkins were appointed as skills coaches to groom the internationals of the future at the four Wales regional academies.
McBryde stepped up as Wales forwards coach for the tail-end of this year's Six Nations, in the reshuffle that followed Mike Ruddock's departure as head coach.
Wales will play the first Test against the Pumas in Puerto Madryn, Patagonia, on 11 June, before the second Test six days later in Buenos Aires.


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could have sweet!
had absolutely nothing to in common with madness. reminded me more of tremors meets i dont know. but the animation was awesome. try to be more original next time or follow the scheme
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DUDE I THINK IT WOULDVE BEEN ALOT COOLER IF THE ALIEN HUNTED DOWN THE OTHER ALIEN MONSTERS FOR SURVIVAL AND THE KILLED THE MADNESS JUST LIKE HANK DID BUT WITH A LIL BIT MORE DIFFERENCE COULDVE BEEN BETTER!!!!! it was ok tho. thank you for you cooperation and time.
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you get 0 no blood not realy even madness just because you put a + on there face doesnt make it madness not realy even that much action and at the very start i started to fall asleep if it wernt for the baracuda song i would have just stopped but you dont even get a star for the song because the whole show other than that song was bad next time do what every american teenager does purge or go get aids this movie making stuff isnt for you at least not madness if it were somthing else i probly would have rated it higher but since you put it under madness i drop you 8 stars but hey 0 from me is like a 10 for everyone else so think you got a ten but me you go NOTHING,ZERO,NADA have fun =D
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The world's most useless machine, which is essentially a small electronic box that turns itself off whenever you try to turn it on, first made waves on the internet a couple of years ago. It became so popular that companies began selling kits so the average person could enjoy all of the heart-pounding excitement at home.
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Like the original box, a little arm will pop out of the lid to turn off the switch whenever you try and flip it on. However, after enough attempts the box will eventually flip out in a fit of rage. It also has balls for a nose. Check out the video after the break to see what I mean.
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Every week we tour the Trailer Park so you can decide what to spend your hard earned money on if you're going to the movies this weekend. This week I am hopeful Marvel has figured out how to make a Wolverine movie and I plan on figuring out what the "To Do List" is.
First off I will admit I was really disappointed by the first Wolverine movie. So I am nervous to get excited about this one. I mean come on in one movie they ruined "Deadpool", "Gambit" AND Wolverine. Marvel has been so awesome since becoming part of Disney that I am hoping "The Wolverine" will set the record sstraight.
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Today's New York Times features an article [1] by Patrick Healy that portrays Barack Obama as "out of sync" with Americans who are upset about their struggling economic conditions and accuses Obama of "convey[ing] a certain distance from the ache that many voters feel."
But Healy does not support his thesis with any poll results [2]. And for good reason: his own newspaper's public polling badly undermines his point.
A CBS/New York Times poll conducted September 12-16 found that 60 percent of Americans "think Barack Obama understands the needs and problems of people like yourself." Only 48 percent say the same of John McCain.
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Instead of providing public opinion polling relevant to his thesis (polling that, for the most part, completely falsifies the thesis) Healy included several quotes from "experts" that are contradicted by the polling. Incredibly, Healy didn't include a single quote from a source saying Obama's approach has been effective - despite the fact that the polling shows it has been more successful than McCain's.
Healy did, however, find a way to work Obama's race into an article that would seem to have nothing to do with the topic:
For Mr. Obama, the financial crisis poses different risks. He wants to appear fired up over the economy, but he has written before about wanting to avoid appearing like a stereotypical angry black man. Unlike Jesse Jackson [3], the Rev. Al Sharpton [4] and other black leaders whose fulminations could scare white voters, Mr. Obama is not from and of New York, Detroit, or the segregated South; he grew up in Hawaii and Indonesia. To some degree Mr. Obama faces the opposite challenge from fiery black leaders who came before him: Is he too cool for a crisis like this one?
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This is a discussion on "Urban State Park" offlimits ? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I just noticed an opinion poll on my local news website..."Should Anynamesville become an urban state park?" well the results are no so far but ...
I just noticed an opinion poll on my local news website..."Should Anynamesville become an urban state park?" well the results are no so far but what strikes me with concern is ..... STATE PARK!
So this would in effect enact the state park gun ban scenario ... I did some google'n and found most states only have a couple or just one.. For the fact that main street and and the local ball park and yeah everywhere in town being considered a state park is quite a concern.
I did a search here, has anybody had any experience with this topic and what the outcome would be?
I know were covered here in VA with the exemption for permit holders but this does bring up the question about open carry, and for other states..... I think since urban state parks are just in their infantcy , now would be a good time to push pro litigation.
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Is it reporting this information for a liquidating trust for a y/end ending in 2012?
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I'm a beneficiary of a liquidating trust.
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The effective date of the plan was June 29, 2012, per info sent earlier.
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Did you receive a transmittal letter either with the tax letter or before explaining what the reporting period is? What exactly is being liquidated?
The issue is when do we start writing off the loss because this year the original funds in the bankrupt company has been declared a loss. The SEC is trying to indict the company as a ponzi scheme. I had money lost in fraud, now in liquidation, don't know what to do about it (personally, we'd be glad for them to be jail for 50 years, write off as an object lesson).
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It sounds like a situation similar to the Madoff fraud.
There isn't a reporting period listed. Properties of land in development, used as collateral by developers for their loans, which they defaulted in 2008 to 2010, are being liquidated by the liquidating truste of the company who loaned our money. I also had money deposited to another fund created by the company, where it seems they took that money to pay other investors in the company before it went bankrupt.
Yes, our blog and class action attorneys refer to it like a Madoff scheme.
The reporting period is your reporting period; the tax information is listed for you to include in the period the the actual items were incurred, or sales resulting in the 1231 losses, etc.
does my reporting period relate to the question "Have I lost the money yet or is it unlost?". This letter is the 1st info that asset has decreased in value to what I used to have. Do I have to wait until the trust finishes liquidating? We have a chance of recovering $8K in taxes because it would wipe out our income item. It should be easy and simple but the gov't code gives me no idea. The attorneys can't or won't tell me when the loss occurred.
Frankly, this is way too involved for me to comment on exactly what you should do in this forum. One of the key points that you should go over with a local CPA that can analyze all the documents with you, probably after 4/15 th now, is that in a fraud case, generally it is best to take the deduction as soon as you can as the IRS looks at when did you first know or should you have known that there was a fraud involved; generally, it involves determining when there was an identifiable event that indicated a problem; you really need a CPA to analyze this situation and advise you what the best course of action would be; I can't do that here; it isn't practical; this is designed for a question & answer, not an analysis project.


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In addition to the five concert halls described here, the NEC campus contains a number of other spaces that are repurposed as performance spaces to meet demand. Coming in 2017 will be a new campus building, the Student Life and Performance Center, which will contain large and small ensemble rooms and a black box theatre, greatly increasing the space available for rehearsals and performance.
Jordan Hall
NEC's premier performance venue, historic Jordan Hall is one of the world's most admired concert halls. Situated at the heart of NEC's main building, the hall provides an intimate and versatile setting for a wide variety of orchestral, chamber music, solo recital, and jazz ensemble performances and recording sessions featuring NEC students and faculty. On weekends, the hall is used by Boston's top professional music organizations, including Boston Baroque, Boston Early Music Festival, Celebrity Series, and Handel and Haydn Society. The hall's floor and balcony seat 1,033 and the hall is fully equipped with music stands, musician's chairs, two Steinway Model D pianos, and a full complement of percussion instruments.
Brown Hall
Brown Hall is a true multi-purpose space, used for large ensemble rehearsals, student and faculty recitals of all kinds, opera scenes, meetings, dinners, receptions, and other events. Performances can take place on the stage at one end of the room or on the floor, with great flexibility of instrument placement and seating configurations. At its maximum capacity, including floor and a small balcony, Brown Hall seats 500.
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Williams Hall is NEC's main solo recital hall, as well as the venue for masterclasses and studio classes. The seating capacity of the hall's floor and balcony is 220, but its lack of fixed floor seating also allows it to be used for large ensemble rehearsals, meetings, and other functions.
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"HOW TO" Ebay Halo Projector led replacement (56K WARNING)
Are you ready to perform surgery?
Here you will learn how to replace the white leds that came with your halo housings. You may be changing light output or even color. Hopefully this read will give you a bit of an idea of what you are getting yourself into. Never soldered before myself, I found it a bit hard at first, but I was getting pretty good midway. I do suggest you practice on something else before attempting to do this mod. Don't want you messing up $150+ headlights!
Tools needed:
Needle-nose Pliers
Solder Iron (stick style, no gun)
Products needed:
3mm leds (your choice of color and brightness)
5mm leds can be used but not recommended. This will require trimming and modification to interior housing. This is a bit tricky to perform.
Remove rubber grommets from housing.
Unless you have small fingers, use the needle-nose pliers and gently remove the leds from the socket from within the housing. Be patient!
Remove wires from led board (You may need the pliers for this)
Remove rubber grommet from leds
With solder iron, heat up the solder that is holding the oem leds. Quickly, you will need to remove the leds from the hot solder. This may take a few tries. Take your time and be careful not to melt the plastic on the led board. Do not remove the resistors that are attached! Take notice how close the leds are before you remove them from the board. Also, the board should have a positive and negative side. This may be noted with a + and – on each side.
NOTE: When soldering it may be easier to have the iron held in a stationary position so you may have both your hands handling your project. Also, you may want to use needle-nose pliers when handling these item. Solder is hot and so is the iron. Most irons go up to 700degrees F.
You will see that the leds DO have a positive and negative sides. The Positive the long lead. Also, if you look at the led itself, the positive is usually the tiny side of the bulb.
Cut the led leads down to about 8mm. now bend them into a half-box shape. This will help you when you go to solder.
Now with both hands, you may hold the board and led to solder the lead to the resistor. You may wish to melt some solder onto the tip of the iron, and then dap or drag the point of connection across the hot solder.
NOTE: Be sure to have your new leds as close as possible to the board. This will insure proper fitment.
Repeat this procedure for both leds on each board. Be positive that all 4 boards look just the way they did when you removed them. Again, this will promise best fitment.
Now, replace the rubber grommet onto led board. Be patient as you will need to feed the terminal leads through the holes in the grommet.
Attach wires to terminal leads.
Feed wires back through the housing grommet.
Design and build the wiring harness for your Ebay Projectors.
The final result should look something like this. I appoligize for not having a before and after pic to show how dramatic the difference is in light output.
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Is the tide turning? Progress on Greenwich's Thames Path
One of the first big barneys on this site was over the closure – well, destruction – of the Thames Path at Lovell's Wharf in Greenwich, and the council's subsequent grovelling to developers after that.
Of course, the developers then downed tools after finishing the first phase, leaving a flooded hole in the ground where the future developments promised by the council's propaganda weekly should have been.
But work's recently recommenced, and nearly three years after the fences came down and people realised the path had been destroyed, Durkan Homes has finally replaced it. It actually opened on 11 January, and huge credit must go to local councillor Mary Mills, who cut the ribbon that day.
Looking back at the original May 2010 post, mind, it's striking just how many of the complaints – of poor communication and council arrogance – still ring true now, particularly in light of recent events. And that was just after an election…
Further up the path, there's some dramatic progress along the remaining closed section of the path, between Delta Wharf and Drawdock Road, just next to the Dome…
The whole thing's being rebuilt – including the river wall, and the slipway at the end of Drawdock Road. Might be a while yet. And before you ask, there's still no sign of Delta Wharf turning into a beach for the 2012 Olympics…
But at least now most of the path is now open, except for that short section – should you be walking or cycling it westbound, keep a very close eye for the pathway that takes you back onto it (just beyond the oddly-pointless traffic lights at the top of the Blackwall Tunnel escape ramp).
All of which gives you the chance for a proper walk or cycle along the Thames, and to enjoy the work of the secretive Greenwich Guerrilla Knitters. Their creations are holding up well, despite the winter.
9.15pm update: A committee of councillors will be discussing a report into cycling along the Thames Path (that's along the whole borough, from Deptford to Thamesmead) at 7pm on Tuesday 12 February, at Woolwich Town Hall.


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Morality is a difficult thing to quantify, and the more we try to quantify it the more difficult it becomes. Although everyone agrees that killing people is wrong, not killing someone about to kill someone else is also immoral. But at a certain point using excessive force is immoral too, even though the goal is to do something moral….like I said, it's difficult.
The logical fallacy of appeal to morality comes into play when morality is used to defend a particular point of view or silence another point of view. In other words, no moral person would ever hold opposing views to mine. No moral person could ever defend Israel's aggression against the Palestinian people. No one could define themselves as a Zionist without losing their humanity.
Of course, the problem with this argument is that it changes the nature of the discussion from the issues (where it belongs) to the people talking about it. Therefore, it's really just an ad hominem attack in another form. If the target of the attack isn't shamed into silence, then it turns into another flame war: "You're immoral! No, you're immoral!" and so forth. If you are the target of this argument, be aware of this and react accordingly.
Similar to this is the appeal to pity. Both sides use this when they wave the bloody shirt, though in my experience on the HP Palestinian supporters do it more. Here's how it usually goes:
"Israel's attack on Gaza was an overreaction, but you can't expect Israel to sit there and do nothing while Hamas puts their people at risk."
"How can you say that? Don't you know about the suffering Gazans? How about all the homes destroyed? Or the children who were killed? Don't you feel bad for the Palestinians?"
"Of course I feel bad for the Palestinians but that doesn't make them right. If they didn't want war, they shouldn't have started one"
"You're just a soulless monster!"
We see this very often when the HP publishes blog articles by Palestinians about life in Gaza and the West Bank. And we would hear it if the HP ever published Israel's point of view about life in Sderot. The trick is being aware of the suffering of the people involved in this conflict without letting it affect your judgment. But of course that's the point of waving the bloody shirt, to cloud the judgment of your audience.


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The advent of technologies to express heterologous proteins in planta has led to the proposition that plants may be engineered to be safe, inexpensive vehicles for the production of vaccines and possibly even vectors for their delivery. The immunogenicity of a variety of antigens of relevance to vaccination expressed in different plants has been assessed. The purpose of this article is to examine the utility of plant-expression systems in vaccine development from an immunological perspective.
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Service Manuals
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Owner's Manual
The Owner's manual, in PDF format, is available online from Kawasaki:
Official Kawasaki EX500 Owners Manual Website
Service Manuals
There are currently four publishers of service manuals for the 500 including Kawasaki.
|Kawasaki Factory Manual
|An on-line company, Cyclepedia, is offering an online service manual by subscription. It is a more recent offering than the Haynes or Clymers manuals and contains detailed color pictures, compared to the rudimentary black and white pictures in the printed manuals. The digital format also allows for linking of related procedures, so no page flipping from section to section is required, and the publisher can provide instant updates as required. One caveat is you will need to either print the procedure you require or have a computer in your work area. Coverage of first generation bikes, pre 1994 bikes, is more limited than the other manuals because of it's more recent publication although coverage of second generation bikes is better.
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|Haynes publishes a manual titled, Kawasaki EX500 (GPZ500S) and ER500 (ER-5) Service and Repair Manual: 1987 to 2005. It has the ISBN number 1844252590. Covers 1987 to 2009 bikes. Haynes also offers the "EX500 (GPZ500S) '87-'08 and ER500 (ER-5) '97-'07" (ISBN number 978 1 84425 777 5) published in 2008.
|Clymer publishes a manual titled, Kawasaki: Ex500, Gpz500s and Ninja 500R : 1987-2002. It has the ISBN number 0892878428. Covers 1987 to 2009 bikes and is the best choice for first generation bikes.
|Kawasaki publishes a service manual on the 500 for their dealers. It is also available for sale. Service manuals and their supplements are available from any authorized dealer and may also be available in places like Ebay. The supplemental documentation is provided as a addendum to the service manual. Material contained in a supplement to the service manual supersedes each previous supplement, as well as the service manual itself. Kawasaki manuals may also be purchased through Kawasaki's website. These documents are not distributed for free in a digital format.
All four of these manuals will cover all years of the bike even though they may specify 2005 and 2002 as the last years. The printed manuals can be purchased online through Amazon.com. Access to the Cyclepedia Manual can be purchased from their web site.
Which one should I buy?
In this writers option the Cyclepedia is slightly better than the Clymer due to better pictures and electronic format although the Clymer and Haynes manuals can sometimes be found used and cheap. The Clymer is slightly better than the Haynes manual. All however will provide sufficient info to complete most tasks. How-Tos on this site are best used as a complement to a service manual. They are similarly-styled and compliment each other well. Any one can be had for about $20-$30, so they're well worth the money. A manual will pay for itself the first time you find you can skip a dealer visit.


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Chat up your fellow wooters and let us know how lame this poll was or what obvious choices we missed.
For example: Was this poll a) STUPID, b) DUMB, c) POINTLESS or d) ALL OF THE ABOVE?
For those that don't look (or might have missed it), there is a Sangria thread here on WW.
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I love all 3 of mine
Ok I went to the gun shop today to look at the glock and the xd's to check them out. While there the guy asked if I had consider the M&P'. Well I said no because I heard of some problems on here and questioned their reliabilty. He carries one all the time has 3k shots on it and said he has had no problems (he has the next size bigger). No mag drops, or ammo feeds, etc.
How reliable are these compared to say a glock. Will they fire in bad conditions? Are they picky with ammo? Anything I need to know about this gun before buying? Anyone know of a light that is small enough to fit on that small rail?
Friends have had more misfeeds with their Glocks than I have with my M&P40.
M&P zero out of 10,000+ vs. Glocks Several out of undefined. Probably due to their reloads.
The rail is not small, it is mil-std as I understand it.
The M&P9 I gave Grandson Number 1 is still zero out of 10,000+ also.
Mine like Winchester White Box and Ranger, Remington UMC, Blazer and my reloads using Hard cast SWC, plated plus JHP, FMJ bullets of various brands and weights. Powder charge has been varied through the published chart range and below. It all runs just fine.
I consider it reliable enough to carry every day.
Thanks guys I did notice this was posted only in decemberNot good for me. I know alot of guns will have flaws. Maybe it is too early to get one of these until they fix everything.The M&P has had hiccups - the broken strikers/firing pins, the right side slide release shearing, magazines issues, cracked slides.
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Notice he size of the rail. I do know they have a laser that will fit nice but I doubt I find a light. The guy at the gun shop threw a glock light on the full size and it fit fine. On the compact it was too big.
I see the rail problem but have to wonder why you would get a minature Concealed Carry gun then make it huge with a light. If you find a holster for it, it will be difficult to conceal. IMHO
You are already at the best gun forum but might find information on the M&P forum informative.
The light is more for when I have it at home or just in my truck (places I am not allowed to carry concealed) than on my person. I like having the ability to put it one when I need it and leaving it off when I dont. I can actually conceal my ruger P94. So i dont think that will be a problem.
Anyway, the light thing is probably just to feed the whole gun and accessory addiction I am getting. Must feed, must feed.
Anyway, looking through a couple of old Guns and Ammo I saw an add for the M&P's. The more I look and remember the feel the more I am thinking about getting one and hoping for the best. I just still wish I could shoot one first.
As in my other reply, don't compare reliability of a range rental to a private, well-maintained gun.
Mag-drop... fixed
Slide cracking... fixed, and only after 60,000 rounds, and NOT a functional crack.
Striker issues... fixed in latest models, only arising with excessive dry-fire without snap-caps.
Feeding/Extraction issues... 99% of these are user-induced with any new shooter shooting an unfamiliar gun. Polish and clean the feedramp on ANY feedramp gun... 99% of non-user-induced feeding issues solved.
I think the M&P has exceeded the Glock in many ways. Reliability??? 99%. But the reason the Glock is so reliable, is the reason I don't like it. It's put together with tolerances and "slop" a mile wide...
Maybe but I have never ( and I know alot of cops that put hundreds and hundreds of rounds through their glocks (service and personal) and not had any problems). I have never found a glock to be sloppy in anyway.
I do like the feel of the M&P better. But with the misfires and the slide being extremely hot after only 100 rounds it makes me wonder if it is worth it. I dropped 500 in one day in my old ruger .45. It was warm but never ever that hot! I am pretty sure that it shouldnt get that hot and take almost 15 mins to cool off.
I bought a used M&P that was among the first shipped to gun stores. Mag drop issue, ejecting brass into my face, misfeeds. I had it all. I contacted S&W, they sent a shipping label that day, Sent it in, had it back in under two weeks, all problems fixed.
I am now an M&P convert. I own two now. I really want a 9pro. S&W took great care of me. The newer guns, my second and a compact included, do NOT have the above mentioned problems.
I bought my M&P .40 on the recommendation of an LEO who just switched his entire Dept. to the same weapon. He said that out of the box, the range scores went up 30 pts. average, and that it was the most reliable gun they tested while considering the switch away from Glock.
I've put 600 rounds of WWB through it so far with zero issues. I clean it after each outing, and keep dry fire to a minimum, but I've had no FTF or FTE issues, no mag drop, and I don't think I've been hit with brass. Never felt the slide, so I can't speak about any heat issues.
He said that I'd like it, and he was right. Fits my hands well, and makes we wish I were a better shooter. In the hands of a friend who is a much better shooter then I am, it's impressively dead nuts on.
To me the brass wasnt any hotter than any other I had touched. I just know with me taking a couple of mins in between shooting to reload and talk to a buddy who was in the lane next too me it was hot. I mean like I shot finished my rounds (one clip reload the another clip) went and helped my wife shoot a .45 (about 10 mins total) I went to put the slide back in battery and the slide was ridiculously hot. I am talking about almost burning my hand hot.
Talked to a guy today said he was having the same problems with a new .40 M&P he just bought. Not the mag drops or anything but FTF's. Said federal premium hollowpoints were shooting good then had a couple the the pin hit and left the mark and a couple that the pin never struck.
I may look into the .45 and see if maybe it is just something with the 40's. I absolutely love the feel and it shot great when it did. But this makes the 3rd one and one being definitely new. May have to hold out even longer.


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Pe'Shon Howard surveyed the fast break, Nick Faust streaking ahead of him, a 7-foot-1 Ukrainian steam engine trailing not far behind. Howard hesitated, then hit Alex Len, who two-handed a monstrous dunk, then hung on the rim for an extra second to gaze upon those who leaped too late before he bolted back on defense. The Maryland center's slam came just seconds after he swatted away yet another LIU-Brooklyn shot on the other end.
Not everything will come so easy down the road, especially given that not many Division I programs field lineups with no player taller than 6 feet 8, but Maryland enjoyed its festival of dunks just the same Friday night at Comcast Center. The Terrapins traded baskets throughout the second half with the pesky Blackbirds, ultimately surging away for a 91-74 win, their most points under second-year Coach Mark Turgeon and their highest-scoring game since Feb. 9, 2011, against Longwood.
Turgeon fretted all offseason about facing LIU-Brooklyn, the two-time defending Northeast Conference champion with a veteran-laden lineup and NCAA tournament experience. But abandoning his usual 10-man rotation in favor of stability in the second half created a torrent of offense, wearing down the Blackbirds.
Freshman guard Seth Allen led Maryland (2-1) with 19 points, 15 of which came on three-pointers. Len added 18 points, most of which came on low-post layups and put-back dunks. Howard was relentlessly efficient at running the offense, finishing with 13 assists, seven points and seven rebounds against just one turnover, while Dez Wells added 15 points. Picking and choosing their spots from beyond the arc, the Terps shot 66.7 percent from three-point range and 56.3 percent overall.
"It felt pretty good," Allen said. "We kept switching momentum. They could really score in transition. They tried to switch it up, go man and zone. When they were in zone, we were ready. When they were in man, we worked inside-out with screens."
Keeping with his usual candor, Turgeon said Thursday afternoon that his Terps were far behind where they should be at this stage. But learning to hold leads in games will prove a virtue for this young team as the offensive sets and defensive mentality are molded during practices.
LIU-Brooklyn stayed competitive for some time, pushing the ball upcourt and firing quick jumpers to quickly kill Maryland's momentum. But with 4 minutes 9 seconds remaining, Allen, who played for 14 straight minutes as the Terps pulled away, stuck a reverse layup in transition before Howard hit his first field goal since the season opener against Kentucky, a dagger three-pointer from the right corner. A quick Blackbirds timeout did little. Maryland was up 82-68 by then. It was never close again.
Julian Boyd finished with a game-high 22 points for LIU-Brooklyn, which fell to 0-3 and, much like Morehead State against the Terps on Monday, was rendered gassed. Wells, meanwhile, had his best game since transferring this offseason from Xavier, supplementing his scoring with eight rebounds, five assists, two steals and three high-flying blocks.
"I don't know why it changed tonight" for Wells, Turgeon said. "I sat down today and talked to him. Said 'I think you're putting way too much pressure on yourself. You don't have to be the guy every night for us to be successful. You just have to be Dez Wells.' He got going early. That really helped. That's the kid I thought he was going to be. He just hopefully will continue to improve on that."
What resulted were marked improvements as the game wore on. The Terps had 12 turnovers in the first half but only three in the second. They had 19 assists and shot 61.8 percent from the field after the break. At times early, Maryland played out of control, splitting screens and charging unabashed into the lane. Once things settled, however, every player scored, just like in the 67-45 blowout win over Morehead State. James Padgett added nine points, Shaquille Cleare had eight and Faust had six.
"No. There's not," Turgeon said when asked if there are enough minutes to keep rotating 10 players. "But guys have to grow up and put Maryland first. You better play well when you're in. We shortened it a little in the second half. They've got to keep themselves happy."
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I Like To Cook And Bakei grew up in a family Bakery and catering business,,,and after much work and many hours I became a Master Baker,,and then Became a Director of Corporate Saftey and Health for a large food processing corporation,,,What a wild ride going from a baker to a corporate executive,,,I still love to bake and cook,,have to be carefull telling anyone I am a master baker,they think I am saying something else,,
Nice! :)
I Love to cook and bake. I don't have the title you have but I'm good anyway, lol. I'm sure we could cook something up between the 2 of us. ;) ;) :D
that is something i have a passion for...it has become my life
Cool I like a man that can cook! my bf makes me food all the time. He doesn't like my specialty: Ramen noodles.
My favorite part is the juice! I put tobasco sauce in them. & btw, I am also a master baker!
well I may have smoked alot of pot, if that counts for anything.
i have been in the office world all my life, i always wanted to cook. now i am a prep cook and doing catering...im having a blast
when i move over by you maybe you can teach me something new ..as i love to bake all kinds of things
Your story was fun. One time I was on vacation at lake texoma. There is always several gas stations along the way and each one has a little store where you can buy food and other things you might need along the way. There were tshirts in all the stores and I really wanted one. My husband kept saying no and being really assholey, until finally he said ok. I'm not sure when I exactly realized what the tshirt said but thankfully it was before I bought it. The tshirts said a variety of things but all included lake texoma master baiters. You know there's striperguides for fishing but that's not what they were talking about ... Lol
hahhaha, rj, that's too funny...and very cool that you are a Master Baker. We sure could use your talents in this town, as we have no real bakery. The closest thing to a bakery here is Panera Bread.

Here in Destin we're surrounded by water and there's lots of fishing, so we have LOTS of master baiters, if you know what I mean?

LOL....sounds like where I am at...Kudos they wouldn't know the "real" if it slapped them in the face.... I long for Philly.
Hey there, ginger. Whereabouts do you live now? I live in an area known affectionately as the "Redneck Riviera" and "LA," which stands for Lower Alabama. lmao. Not that I have anything against rednecks or Alabamans. ROLL TIDE!!! ;-)
Loved the story and Thanks for sharing ....it made me smile
lol i love to back its a one of my passions next 2 writing.,
This is amazing, such an impressive talent, and a turn on. I do love baking myself, i can do it all day and night, it is a huge stress reliever and i like to do it for my close family and friends. Even if i cant eat some of it, due to my gluten allergies :(


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New Judas Priest: Glenn Tipton Interview
Indestructible. That's as good a definition for the band Judas Priest as any. Despite an oft-changing roster over the years in the drum chair; the departure, long-time absence, and eventual return of lead singer Rob Halford; the 2011 retirement of founding member, guitarist K.K. Downing -- and not to mention changing musical tastes of the general public, or the complete revamp of the music industry itself -- Judas Priest has carried on.
More than carried on, actually. With Redeemer of Souls, the band's just released studio album breaking the U.S. Top 10 album charts at Number 6 -- the group's first ever U.S. Top 10 album -- Priest have proven to be, in a word, indestructible.
Guitarist Glenn Tipton, himself celebrating his 40th anniversary with Priest in 2014, has been on the ride since the group was known only in their native England. And with longevity comes reverence. Tipton's edgy guitar riffing has been at the forefront of heavy metal since its inception. Countless hard rock and heavy metal guitarists cite Tipton and Judas Priest as major influences, and for many a famous metal player today, early Judas Priest hits such as "Breaking The Law," "Living After Midnight," or "You've Got Another Thing Comin'" were standard, must-learn anthems.
Redeemer of Souls is indeed a return to classic Judas Priest: all straight-ahead, plug-in-and-play guitar tones, ripping riffs, and screaming guitar solos. Tipton and K.K. Downing replacement, guitarist Richie Faulkner, are tearing it up on ...Souls with a fury that fits right in with Priest's classic catalog. Could it be the quintet's best work since British Steel or Screaming for Vengeance?
In this exclusive Guitar.com interview, we spoke with guitarist Tipton about his and the band's songwriting process, the gear and guitars he favors at home and on the road, and even his penchant for fly-fishing between tours and recording sessions.
Guitar.com: A new Judas Priest album and tour, this is exciting!
Glenn Tipton: Yes, we're pretty excited.
Guitar.com: So why do we have to wait until the fall in the United States for the Judas Priest tour?
Tipton: We've really only just released the album and we've done a lot of promotion. And I think we deserve a rest! (laughs).
Guitar.com: The U.S. audiences are greatly looking forward to seeing you again.
Tipton: We need to get into rehearsals, so there's rehearsal time in there.
Guitar.com: Is there a European tour before the U.S. tour?
Tipton: No. We start in America.
Guitar.com: Redeemer of Souls is really rockin'. What was going on in the mindset as you were going into the studio with these songs?
Tipton: Nothing really. The last studio album was a conceptual album, Nostradamus. And we wanted to do a basic Judas Priest album, full of Judas Priest heavy metal character. And we just sat down and wrote naturally, and it just emerged. It evolved, and just showed itself. We just very much wanted to do a metal album this time.
Guitar.com: Do you do the writing in the studio or ahead of time?
Tipton: What we normally do is we all go away and do our own thing, write our own bits and get riffs and sections of songs down, and what we think would make a good verse or a good chorus. And then Rob will go away and do the same with his lyrics and song titles. And then we just get together and pull everything in, and songs just sort of emerge from that.
Guitar.com: So do you have a studio at home that you put ideas down with?
Tipton: Yeah. I think everybody has a studio at home now.
Guitar.com: So are you guys sending each other files through the Internet?
Tipton: We do, 'cause Richie and Rob have boards, so we exchange ideas on the Internet.
Guitar.com: When you're in a writing mode, what is your process?
Tipton: Just mess around on the guitar, listen to a lot of stuff, and get some effects down on the guitar to give me inspiration. Maybe some unusual effects or something. They don't always end up being used, but creating an atmosphere that breeds ideas. And then I just jot them down and record them. I usually put them in categories of fast, medium, and slow.
Guitar.com: Do you record most of your ideas?
Tipton: I do, to get them. If I get what I think is a strong idea for a song, I record it.
Guitar.com: I've found that if I'm coming up with ideas, if I don't record them, later on I may remember the notes, but I can never recapture the magic of the rhythm I played them with. Does that happen to you?
Tipton: Yeah. That's why I put everything down. When I get what I think is a good idea, I always put it down somewhere, because, yeah, you can remember the notes, but you can't remember how they were played, particularly. I've got a bad memory anyways, so there's a lot of good riffs gone into space that I never jotted down (laughs).
Guitar.com: Right. What do you use to record?
Tipton: Pro Tools.
Guitar.com: You probably have your rig all set up and just ready to hit "go," right?
Tipton: Yeah. I've got a couple of Pro Tools systems. One is for just jotting stuff down. And I've got a personal assistant to record them.
Guitar.com: What do you use in your home studio when you're playing? Do you use guitars that we don't see on tour?
Tipton: I do if I need to. But normally I use the Hamer guitars that I use on tour. Or I'll use Gibson SGs, or Strats, or anything that gives me the sound. If it's an acoustic section I might use a Taylor. Whatever suits the track. I don't believe it's totally important to reproduce exactly on stage what you do in the studio, so I always give the studio preference, or precedence, I should say. I get the sound that is recorded on the album, on the song.
Guitar.com: What guitars did you use on Redeemer of Souls?
Tipton: Hamer, Gibson. I did use a Taylor for an acoustic section at the start of "To Hell And Back." And that's it really. I probably used a Strat in places to get some of the quieter sounds. But I didn't use a hell of a lot of guitars. We wanted this album to sound natural and fresh, and we didn't want to lace it with all sorts of effects or different guitars. We wanted to give it a solid sound that flowed through the album and didn't disrupt. Sometimes you can have too many diversities on the album and it's tough to play the album [on tour].
Guitar.com: What kind of amps were you using in the studio?
Tipton: We used Engl amps on all the tracks. We just mic'd them up with a close Shure 57, a ribbon mic, and then we'd have an active mic, a Sennheiser or something like that, as an ambient mic. And then we used Celestion speakers, I believe the classic Celestion. Our aim on this album was to get a live sound. Priest has always been a good live band. And we felt it was important this time to put the guitars down and make them sound really plain, not processed guitars, no programmed drums. Everything mic'd up and played with an exciting live sound. And I think we did a pretty good job of it.
Guitar.com: It has a very classic Judas Priest sound, this album. When you're coming up with ideas and you're trading them back and forth over the Internet, do you get together live and play and work things out?
Tipton: Sometimes. Sometimes in the control room we'll plug a couple of guitars in and kick ideas around. Sometimes I'll have a verse and Richie [Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner] will say, 'I have a chorus that will fit that.' and vice-versa. Then Rob will chime in with a title, and we're off and running. And the room lights up with amps.
Guitar.com: Do you write more songs than we end up hearing?
Tipton: Yeah. On this album we wrote a lot anyway. We wrote 18. I think we did 20 songs on this session, that were all potential album tracks. In the end we decided that 13 of them worked well with each other, and the other five we've offered on the deluxe CD. They're not rejects, they're really good songs. They just didn't fit on the album, and we didn't want to put them on the shelf to gather dust. We wanted them to see the light of day. So we wrote almost two albums worth of songs anyway for this album.
Guitar.com: Had that been consistent throughout your career, to write a couple of albums worth of material for each album, so you could narrow it down to the songs you felt best about?
Tipton: Not necessarily. In fact, on British Steel, for instance, we only had half the album written when we went in the studio, and we wrote half of it in the studio itself, which is really unusual for us. We normally have at least an album's worth. Normally we've got about the right amount when we go in, and then we can decide if a couple aren't good enough, we'll rethink them more, or write two more songs, or whatever the album needs.
Guitar.com: What are you going to bring out on the road with you? Are we going to hear a lot of the new album in concert?
Tipton: We'll do four or five off the new album. As for gear, we'll use what we always use on stage, which is the same thing, Engl amps and cabs which I used on the last couple of tours. I've got a rack with all sorts of effects and bits and pieces. But basically Engl amps and cabs.
Guitar.com: What model Engl amp?
Tipton: I'm not really sure. I've got a custom amp that I'll probably take out with me. And that will be probably be the one I use on the road.
Guitar.com: Is this 100 watts?
Tipton: I think you can switch it between 100 and 50 watts.
Guitar.com: Any new pedals or effects that have you excited?
Tipton: No. I have an echo unit, a chorus, a wah pedal, little bits of compression and maybe a couple of different echo sends and effects. It just depends. I change. I'm a bit like a mad professor: I change things around a lot. I haven't really gotten clear on what I'm taking out in terms of effects yet. I have to do that over the next couple of weeks.
Guitar.com: It depends which songs are going to be in the set list, right?
Tipton: Exactly.
Guitar.com: Do you know what Richie will be bringing out?
Tipton: It would be best to speak to Richie, really, because I have no idea. He'll take Flying V's and Les Pauls over, the two guitars he uses mainly. And he uses Engl amps, but which one he uses I'm not sure.
Guitar.com: When you started playing guitar, what was your favorite?
Tipton: My very first guitar was a Rickenbacker short scale neck. It was lovely to play, but it sounded awful. And so I shopped that in for a Strat. My big hero at the time was Rory Gallagher, and I got a Strat, a Dallas Rangemaster treble boost, and a Vox AC-30. And I used that for quite awhile. And then I got an SG and I used that, so I had the Strat and the SG. And I used those for a long time, until I got involved with Hamer, and had some custom guitars made by Hamer. And I still use the Gibson as well, quite a lot. The necks on my Hamer guitars are caliper measured from an SG neck. I love the neck on an SG.
Guitar.com: How many of the Hamer guitars do you bring out on the road?
Tipton: Not many. Probably four or five.
Guitar.com: Are you doing any alternate or drop tunings?
Tipton: We'll probably tune to D-sharp.
Guitar.com: What gauge strings do you use?
Tipton: They're .009 to .038. We use Ernie Ball strings.
Guitar.com: When you're playing live do you use in-ear monitors?
Tipton: No. I use regular monitors. It's my preference. I've always felt a little bit detached with in-ear monitors. I like the good old fashioned monitors.
Guitar.com: Do you use ear plugs?
Tipton: No I don't, and I've paid the price.
Guitar.com: What would you tell young kids who are playing music about that?
Tipton: Obviously it's something that should be pointed out to everybody that if you're playing in a rock band for 20 or 30 or 40 years, it will affect your hearing. But, in ear monitoring systems: Do they damage your ears? We're told they don't, but it still can be quite loud in your ears. I'm not really sure the best advice I would give to anybody about that.
Guitar.com: Your first tour date is October 1st in Rochester, New York. When will you start rehearsals for the tour?
Tipton: We'll do about two weeks of rehearsals before the tour. We'll get started in September.
Guitar.com: What is a rehearsal like for Judas Priest? Is it hours and hours a day for two weeks straight?
Tipton: No, we don't really like to rehearse. We need an audience to feed off. But we just get together and make sure we get to grips with the basic songs, and we know what we're doing with all the arrangments. But really Judas Priest switch on when the audience is there. None of us are very keen on rehearsals.
Guitar.com: And I'm sure you're working out stage production as well, right?
Tipton: Yeah. We usually take a set list and give it to our production guy so he can live with it for a bit. And then we again have meetings and all throw in ideas: the production manager, the stage manager, the band. And we tie it all together.
Guitar.com: With that said, do you have some time off in the next few weeks to just play whatever you feel like playing during the summer at home? What do you do?
Tipton: Yeah, I've got a few weeks off.
Guitar.com: So what kind of stuff do you play when you're just at home?
Tipton: You mean on the guitar?
Guitar.com: Yeah.
Tipton: I just really learn the new songs, and revamp the old songs, and kick stuff around. I basically go over stuff for the tour, really. But you never know: When you're playing the guitar, sometimes ideas just come anyway, so that's why I always just put down any ideas I get. Sometimes when you're messing around with the old stuff you get an idea that's inspired by what you're actually practicing.
Guitar.com: Do you play guitar every day?
Tipton: No. I put the guitar down quite a bit. I can get bored with the guitar if I'm not careful. I never want to get bored with it. I put the guitar down for weeks sometimes, but then I pick it up and do intensive bursts. So rather than play every day, I do my practice in bursts, and then when I want to rest I put the guitar down and go fishing or whatever, then go back and play the guitar again. It makes me want to play the guitar, and when I want to play the guitar I usually find I'm the most productive, and I come up with more ideas.
Guitar.com: You're into fishing?
Tipton: Yeah.
Guitar.com: What kind of fishing? Fly fishing? Deep sea fishing?
Tipton: I like to fly fish.
Guitar.com: Do you do trips for that, or just go local?
Tipton: I go to Ireland, Scotland, and I've fished on tour. Wherever makes sense.
Guitar.com: Where do you live right now?
Tipton: England.
Guitar.com: London area?
Tipton: No, in the Midlands.
Guitar.com: So when you're not fly fishing, and when you're back at home working on tunes, do you put on the tracks and play along with them, or do you just play on your own?
Tipton: I usually play on my own. I refer to the track occasionally. If I'm not sure how a part goes, I'll refer to the track. And you need to refer to the tempo sometimes as well, because sometimes you play in a slightly slower tempo than the song needs, or vice-versa.
Guitar.com: What else do you listen to?
Tipton: Usually not much prior to a tour. I usually concentrate on the stuff I'm learning or kicking around.
Guitar.com: When you aren't preparing for a tour, what do you listen to?
Tipton: I listen to everything really. I do listen to metal, but I listen to classical music, film things. I love film things, the grandeur, the great big production and stuff like that. I love the '60s stuff, the Beatles and things like that. I like melody. But I like metal as well. I've just got a very open mind on music.
Guitar.com: Any blues, jazz, Django Reinhardt -- any of that kind of stuff?
Tipton: I have listened to Django, and I've listened to blues players back to Robert Johnson in the early days. That was my initial music, blues. People like Muddy Waters. A great blues player for me was Peter Green, you know. I loved the early Fleetwood Mac stuff [when Fleetwood Mac was a blues band, long before Stevie Nicks], and then of course everything progressed. Hendrix came along. And so I just played with blues progressions throughout the years.
Guitar.com: I'm in Chicago, so there's a lot of the old blues guys around here still who were sidemen to Muddy Waters. It's interesting to talk to all those guys. Some of them are still out there playing, and playing well.
Tipton: Yeah, I bet.
Guitar.com: So the new album is charting very strongly in the U.S. and in Canada.
Tipton: Yeah, we're really pleased with it. It's Number One in Japan we've just been told as well. We listened, you know? The fans said what they wanted, we listened, and we tried to give them what they wanted. I think that's what you need to do.
Guitar.com: Do you have plans for dates in Japan?
Tipton: Not at the moment. We've just got the first leg of the American dates put in. I'm sure it will be added to.
Guitar.com: You plan to go world-wide?
Tipton: Well, we're not sure yet. We said we'd never do another world tour. But we're all re-energized with this album, and time heals, so we'll have to wait and see what happens. I can't really commit, because I'm not sure myself exactly what we're gonna do.
Guitar.com: How do you feel about it? Are you ready to go out and travel the whole world?
Tipton: A world tour takes a big chunk out of your life. We never said we wouldn't do any more dates, we just said we would never do another two-year schlep around the world. I'm ready to go out and do some dates, but I like my home. And I don't like the travel, and the hotels. I hate hotels. We'll have to wait and see.
Guitar.com: Do you go from city to city, or do you stick with one city that you fly back to every night? How does Judas Priest do a tour?
Tipton: We prefer a tour bus, really, rather than flying. With a tour bus you walk out of the hotel and get into your bunk, or you can watch a DVD or a video, or listen to some music, or just generally chill. If you fly you've got airports to contend with, and it's no good these days.
Guitar.com: So I'm sure you're looking forward to getting out on the road and playing the new music for people.
Tipton: Yep, absolutely.
Guitar.com: Well I'm looking forward to see you when you hit the States.
Tipton: All right Adam, been good speaking to you.
Guitar.com: Thank you so much for your time Glenn.
Tipton: You're welcome.
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My check engine light is on...it's P1281, it says that it is a Manufacturer Air and Fuel Management Problem, it might be going to the stealership on Tuesday (the 6th), just wondering if you guys can give me any insight as to what it could be, and what I can do to fix it.
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P1281: Engine Cold Too Long. That's an unusual one! The Diagnostics Manual says that this code is set if the engine does not warm to 176 degrees while driving for 20 minutes after start. It says the most probable cause is a Thermostat problem. A bad temp sensor could also cause it.
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well I changed to a 180* T-Stat when I changed my heater core, which was last weekend.....I'm thinking maybe putting the stock t-stat in and checking to see if that solves the problem
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well I just went out to my truck and finally got around to switching my old 180* t-stat with my stock 19* t-stat, and I noticed there is no t-stat in the housing at all. Which is both good and bad, good because I just gotta get a new gasket and switch put a t-stat in there, bad because I don't remember what happened to the old t-stat, I thought I put it in there, and if I did put it in there, what the hell happened to it....I don't think these things can get sucked into the engine, or into a radiator hose, they are wider than all those things. Just a mystery of life I guess.....any thoughts?!?
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I doubt that it could be anywhere internally in the engine or radiator. I would just make sure it wasn't in the engine compartment waiting to fall into the fan or something similar. Then I would put a new one in and "go down the road". Things like that "bug" me also but you will probably find it when you are not expecting to.
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well problem solved, I put a stock t-stat in, and then found the one that I had put it, which I thought was 180* but it turned out the guy at autozone gave me 160* t-stat, which then triggered the temp. sensor, which caused my Check Engine Light....so, I went back to autozone and got a 180* t-stat, returned the one I bought from Dodge and got my money back, but I still have a 195* t-stat in the engine now, and next week I will put the 180* t-stat in. What a day!
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The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Health Strategy
Fredericks, Bronwyn L., Adams, Karen, & Angus, Sandra (2010) The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Health Strategy. Aboriginal and Islander Health Worker Journal: A National Resource Journal for Aboriginal and Islander Community Education Workers, 34(4), pp. 32-34.
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The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Health Strategy was launched at the Australian Women's Health Network (AWHN) National Conference in Hobart on the 19 May 2010. It is important to note that this Strategy does not replace other national or State and Territory documents which identify priorities and needs. The aim is to supplement existing work and contribute to the new National Women's Health Policy (NWHP) being developed. This article will outline the process of the Strategy's development and its uses for the future.
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Summer is just about here (thank goodness!). Time to head outside and soak up some Vitamin D. With extra sun exposure, there is the inevitable tan, and therefore, a change in makeup might be required. It took some time, but for me I found the perfect balance between winter foundations and summer foundations.
For winter, I use a liquid foundation that is true to my skin tone. No sparkle, just color. I use Clinique's Even Better foundation. I get red really easily, so this foundation is great because it has a yellow bases which neutralizes the red.
Anyway, because I found such a great foundation through Clinique, I decided for summer I would do the same. I purchased Stay-Matte Sheer Pressed Powder. And it was the best cosmetic purchase I ever made. In my experience, powder foundations are the way to go in the summer. They provide mess-free easy touch ups. Adding liquid foundation to an already oily face will creating caking, running and not so pretty close-ups.
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Scent is the strongest thing tied to memory. "Our sense of smell is extraordinarily emotive," say the folks behind the effort, adding:
A fragrance can transport us to another place in our minds and hearts. A scent can take us on a journey, unlock memories and past experiences. It's playful, adventurous and a powerful emotional connector. The SensoryLab distills the essence of four unique cities into scent. A unique and surprising combination of aromas captures the diverse experiences of London, Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney, bottled and beautifully packaged.
SensoryLab, a promotional packaging design was created by branding and design firm Boldinc to capture the experience and emotion of four of the world's most culturally exciting cities, with the goal of demonstrating the ability to emotionally engage people via design and packaging.
Combining the essences of four cities into a scent, the aromas are created to capture the diverse experiences of what it feels like to be in London, Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney.
The SensoryLab piece includes a fragrance diffuser made from a lab-inspired flask, flask holder, candle, stamped box which contain four city-scented fragrance vials, as well as a USB stick which includes a clips of the processes, workshops and inspiration that went into creating the project.
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Cesar Azpilicueta believes Chelsea proved they have a stronger squad than Arsenal to fight for the title.
Despite Jose Mourinho making 10 changes to his side, Chelsea secured a comfortable 2-0 win to knock Arsenal out of the Capital One Cup.
Chelsea trail Arsenal by two points in the Premier League but the Gunners' grip on first place will be put to the test with fixtures against Liverpool on Saturday and Manchester United the following weekend. Azpilicueta feels Chelsea have shown they have greater strength in depth to maintain their form, which now stands at nine matches unbeaten.
When asked if Chelsea's win had exposed a difference in the quality of the squads, he said: "Yes. We felt really confident on the pitch and did a very good game. We controlled most of the game. We had two or three more chances but the feeling inside of us was that we were dominating Arsenal in their stadium and they are top of the table, so it's very nice.
"They had some injuries and we are without Marco van Ginkel but we have a really good squad. Every player can play, we try to do our best in every game we play, to give 100 per cent and to keep fighting for titles. We need to arrive at the end of the season with chances to win every trophy.
"Arsenal now have two really hard games but we don't need to look at other teams. We need to keep working.
"We are improving in every game and this is the most important thing. We are growing up as a team. We are in second, two points less than Arsenal and we're now going to try and get up to first.
"We play in a difficult stadium as well in Newcastle on Saturday. It's always hard there. This League is really competitive."
The Spain defender, who opened the scoring in the first half, made just his third start of the campaign but insists he is happy playing under Mourinho and prepared to fight for his place.
He added: "Last season I didn't start it playing and then after I played virtually every game. This season is similar. The manager is playing with Branislav Ivanovic but I'm training very happily, I feel confidence with him [Mourinho]. It's true that I'm not playing a lot, but the season is long."
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