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Small pole barn... where to put the doors, and lift?
For those who have barms/shops already, I'm looking for input on a few details. I've put down a deposit, and will have my barn put up in about 2 months.
As of right now, its a 30x40x12ft walls. 1 man door, two 10x10 overhead doors.
For auto-shop type use, do you guys like/hate where your doors are placed? I can fit the barn in either orientaion, so I can put the doors on the short or long side.
It will not get a lift initially, but I plan for one when my bank account recovers. Where would you put it, based on the door locations? Like how far from the center of the lift to the door and to the back wall, etc.
Eventually will put heat into it, although not necessarily full time heating. Does insulation under the slab make a big difference?
Has anyone around here used (or found a source) for door cutouts? Seems like they are cheap and work well for under slabs, if you can find a source for them.
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My door is on the end, I wish I had 2 on the side. I also suggest positioning the building so you can add on in the future.
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My shop is 30x40 and I was planning on having two doors on the long side, but ended up doing a 16' door on the short side. The issue that I kept running into is with having the doors on the long side did not leave me with much room after pulling a vehicle in, and having areas for work benches, etc.
The nice part about having the door on the short side I am able to pull my dually long bed truck in and still have lots of room to work around it, or have my flatbed parked in front of the jeep with room to pull another vehicle in next to it.
I would recommend drawing out where you plan on having work benches, tool chests, etc (plan enough room to work around them) and see what layout you like the best. My shop also houses the snow blower and zero turn mower so those were taken into consideration when I built it as well.
|September 12th, 2012, 09:16 AM
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If I put the doors on the short side, it is easier in the future to run a 10x40 ft lean-to style addition down the length of the building (could do one on either side, actually, as I can go up to 2400 sq ft). I am starting with just the 30x40 for budget reasons, and a few sub rules/cranky neighbors, to keep it on the smaller side to start.
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Are you wanting to be able to drive thru the barn? If so I would put the doors off to one side on the ends so your lift can be one the other side.
I have a friend who has a 30 x 70 with end doors offset to the left side... his lift is inline with his doors and it makes it a pain to work around. He did it that way so he could work on his trailers. It is not ideal for his set up but it is what he chose to do.
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i have a 36x54 i have a slider on one end aroll up straight across from that on the other end and then another roll up on the side....wish i woulda made the trditonal rollup doors a foot wider i have 8 ft wish it was 9...
|September 12th, 2012, 09:35 AM
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I cant really to a drive-thru setup with my lot, so likely will have all doors on the same side. I could put the man door on a different side if it made sense.
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My barn is 28 x 32, with 12'-4 walls. It is stick built.
It has two 10x10 overheads and one 3ft utility door.
I opted for engineered trusses so that I could get a cathedral ceiling over the hoist. The inside peak measures in at 14'-4".
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put the doors on the long side and maybe one on the opposing side so you could drive through one spot if you wanted or open both up and get a good cross breaze. I have mine on the long side (30x40) and I love it I can move all my stuff in and out of the barn at anytime with out having to jockey shit around.
Your more than welcome to come over and have a beer and check out my set up to get ideas
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|September 12th, 2012, 10:07 AM
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What do you guys think about floor insulation? I don't see it having a heated slab, its something that I only work out there on sporatic weekends. THinknig a gas furnace and a wood stove maybe.
Debating if its better to take the insulation money and put it towards making the barn a little longer. Or if its better to insulate, and expand later.
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midwest weather, doors are ideal on the east end. I'd prefer 8' apart so 2 things could be worked on simultaneously, or I could work on a vehicle and not scratch my boat.
plan your shop and do the plugs in the work area every 6', or a quad box every 8'. plenty of circuits, #12 wire. welder/220 outlet(s) between the doors with a 50' extension cord. being able to weld on a trailer or something outside is great.
concrete pad, minumum 4", 6" is ideal with a plenty of steel mesh and some rebar. taper the floor to run to an exit point. sooo nice in the winter.
insulation in the floor isn't critical unless you're going with in floor heat. There was that guy on here selling 20 sheets or whatever for dirt cheap...
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good friend has this:
2/6" construction on a 6" slab - even though he put in a scratch+dent furnace, he hasn't used it. In the coldest day in January, the insulation still keeps the interior in the low to mid 40s, which isn't exactly balmy but carhart's on while the minimal winter wrenching takes place and he's good.
perimeter has 110 and 220 outlets, as well as air something absurd like every 6' or 8'
the hoist placement for him makes it good for access from the rear large overhead door, he can still store his exmark, boat, kids mini bikes, etc on the left hand side of the hoist, park his truck just inside the double door - and allows him options for summer cross ventilation - especially with the 4 hunter ceiling fans running.
it was a 10 year project, with him hunting down clearance items, scratch and dent, trading labor for things like getting the plumbing for the Air done, the mountain of sheetrock, painting etc.
floor is done in sherwin williams commercial grade epoxy after mechanically scarified.
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I don't possibly see how having the doors at the short end and having a hoist would work well in a shop that size (unless we are talking about a drive-through style). A typical hoist is going to be around 11' wide once you mount the hydro tank, etc. Lets say you leave 6' between one long wall and the hoist (enough room for a 2' workbench and walking space) then you only have 13' on the other side of the hoist. You are going to have 2' or 4' storage shelves on the opposite wall, so that leaves you with only 9' of space to park a vehicle (barely enough) or a 9' work area (barely enough again). So you're really only created a 30' wide, single lane shop. Then you have to deal with moving everything to get a vehicle on/off the hoist.
Move the doors to the long end, create one bay for a hoist, create another bay for an active work area/parking, and then you still have easy access to a storage area.
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Why not put one door in the middle on the short side and put another door at the other end but on the long side and put your hoist at that door. Then you can put a lean to and a man door on the opposite long side.
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I've come to the conclusion you could build a square barn and still be unhappy with what wall to put the doors on.
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|September 12th, 2012, 01:54 PM
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I had been thinking to push the barn as close to the side yard setback as possible, but that would limit me from adding onto the back of it. I'm thinking now that I'd move it forward 10 ft to leave room for a 10x40 lean-to type addition out the back in the future.
Here's a pic of the location on the property. Behind the barn is woods, so there's no pass-thru possibilities. The doors will be facing north-west. I could maybe rotate them to due north, but thats about it. It cannot pass the front line of the house, and needs to be 15ft from the edges. It can't fit anywhere else on the property. I could fit 30x50, if I can afford it. This is where I could look at taking money from slab insulation and put it towards making it longer.
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I have the Compact now. Had the 75 and the SP01. Both were to big for my small hand. The Compact fit perfect and I think I did not sacrifice any accuracy in the deal. Get the compact just as good as it's big brothers in my opinion.
The CZ compact is a great gun. It has a nice weight, feels good in my hand and is reliable. You may want to look at the P-01. It is similar to the compact. I recently saw a used P-01 in mint condition for sale in a local shop for $400. It irked me because I just bought a used one for $500 earlier that week. I still got a good deal because it was in great shape. Good luck.
Go for it .. My first purchase was two CZs 75 an SP01 Tactical and a COMPACT D PCR. They both shoot fine and are very accurate. The Compact is smaller, lighter and is a perfect carry gun.. I put 700 rds thru it with no failure of whatsoever. Once you hit the 500 rds mark, the trigger sweetens like a dream.
check it out: http://www.handgunforum.net/gallery/...6&ppuser=10183
I prefer my compacts over the full size as I shoot them better.
I bought my CZ 75 compact in satin nickel from Cheaper Than Dirt for $494 last month.
I can tell you I really like this gun
Deadly accurate.
I think the compact size is perfect. PCR. P-O1 or compact. not to small, not to big, just right.
You can find them slightly used for $350+ I did last month.
I just bought the PCR this afternoon while shopping for my wifes Christmas present!!!1
Too good of a deal to say no too.


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Buckcherry to release new EP
Buckcherry announced it will release a six-song EP titled F---.
The collection of songs, which all contain the f word, will be available August 19, just after the band begins the Uproar Festival tour with Godsmack, Seether, Pop Evil, and others.
Track list:
- Somebody F---ed With Me
- Say F--- It (cover of Icona Pop's "I Love It")
- Motherf---er
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Hotel Amenities at Lavender Inn by the Sea
A Lavender Retreat by the Sea
Hotel Amenities
- 23 individually-appointed accommodations, all non-smoking
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- Evening milk and cookies
- Lavender scented shampoo and soaps
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Along a sweep of California coastline reminiscent of the Côte d'Azur, guests can relax amid the soothing scent of lavender and soft ocean breezes at the Lavender Inn by the Sea. French-inspired paintings adorn the walls and sunlight shimmers off the waters of the pool.
Lavender Inn by the Sea's plush guest rooms feature pillow-top beds, down duvets, lavender-scented bath amenities, and a welcome bottle of Champagne. Savor a deluxe continental breakfast on the sunny patio, wine and cheese by the fire, and milk and cookies before bed.
Surrounded by beautiful lavender gardens, the Lavender Inn by the Sea is just two blocks from Santa Barbara's picturesque beaches and yacht harbor. Stearns Wharf, the oceanfront bike path, and downtown shops and restaurants are all within walking distance. Golf courses, wineries, and Old Mission Santa Barbara are just a short drive away.


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Prisoners sue over 'jailbreak injuries'
Four former prisoners, including convicted terrorists, sue the government over injuries they say they suffered after a bungled jailbreak.
One of the men, IRA terrorist, Liam McCotter is claiming compensation of Ł50,000.
He alleges prison officers beat him up after six Republicans tried to shoot their way to freedom from the top-security Whitemoor jail in Cambridgeshire in 1994.
Mr McCotter, 36, says he was repeatedly kicked and punched by warders soon after he was captured, and again in a segregation cell. One prison officer was shot and wounded in the escape.
He had been serving 15 years for conspiracy to cause explosions after a 200lb cache of Semtex was found in 1988. Targets were thought to include Manchester and London.
Mr Parry said: "Quite frankly I find the possibility of this man succeeding in the courts quite distasteful in the extreme.
"The idea of a man like him, who was in jail for the crimes he committed, seeking compensation at such a high level is unbelievable.
"Many victims of IRA violence have received considerably less than the figure this man is seeking."
Lord Tebbit who was injured in the 1984 Brighton bomb has also criticised the action.
A similar claim to Mr McCotter's is believed to have been lodged by Gilbert 'Danny' McNamee, 39, who joined the breakout while serving a 25-year sentence for the Hyde Park bombing that killed four Guardsmen.
His conviction was later overturned and he was freed 18 months ago, after serving 11 years. Mr McNamee, from Crossmaglen, is reported to be in line for Ł100,000 compensation for his years in jail.
'Severe headaches'
Mr McCotter and Mr McNamee lodged their claims with the High Court last month, according to several reports. A total of 27 prison officers are named in the legal action laid down by the two men.
Both say they have been left with "reduced grip strength" in their hands while McNamee says he has since suffered from severe headaches.
An investigation by the police and Prison Service at the time ruled that warders had not used undue force.
The night-time breakout from Whitemoor revealed astonishing lapses at what was supposed to be the country's most secure prison.
Besides two smuggled guns, the escapers had an array of equipment, including wire cutters and a 17ft rope ladder, which they had been able to make in the prison's workshops.
Four of the six escapees - five jailed for IRA offences and an armed robber - were captured almost immediately, although not before prison officer John Kettleborough, 33, was shot by a prisoner he spotted on top of a wall.
The two others were on the run for almost two hours before they were cornered by police using dogs and a helicopter with infra-red gear.
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Legal groups seek reversal of lower court ruling that left most transgender North Carolinians vulnerable
RICHMOND – LGBT rights groups challenging the North Carolina law that bans transgender people from using restrooms that correspond to their gender identity yesterday filed their opening brief on appeal requesting that the preliminary injunction in the case be broadened to protect all transgender people in the state from discrimination. In August, a district court issued a preliminary injunction preventing the North Carolina university system from enforcing H.B. 2 against the three individual transgender plaintiffs in the lawsuit Carcaño v. McCrory, which is scheduled for trial in May 2017. The advocates also asked the Fourth Circuit to expedite the appeal and schedule oral argument for January.
"Every day that H.B. 2 singles out transgender North Carolinians – whether at school, at work, or just moving through their daily lives – is another day that the transgender community is told that they are second class," said Chris Brook, ACLU of North Carolina legal director. "Though the district court recognized the serious harm to three of our clients at UNC as a result of H.B. 2, that recognition unfortunately didn't extend to the harms that law inflicts on other transgender individuals in public buildings across North Carolina. We hope and expect that the Fourth Circuit will expand this ruling to protect all transgender people."
The appeal filed today argues that H.B. 2 violates the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause because it specifically targets transgender people, and that discrimination against transgender people is a form of sex discrimination. While North Carolina has argued that H.B. 2 advances interests in public safety and privacy, Lambda Legal and the ACLU argue that these interests, which can be protected in other ways, do not justify the harms H.B. 2 imposes on transgender people and that to restore the status quo, the court must grant a broader preliminary injunction while the case proceeds to trial....


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I'm sure people from New York and Boston don't need to be reminded, but, in one of the greatest Super Bowls ever, the Giants knocked off the Patriots in January of '08. Fast forward four seasons and the rematch looks completely different. While it does feature the same two teams, this isn't the 16-0 Patriots of 2007, and the Giants look as good, if not better than they did in '07. That being said, there are certain elements to the Patriots offensive barrage that are better than their record setting season, most notably Rob Gronkowski, assuming he is able to play, and Wes Welker, who is at the peak of his powers.
How exactly have the Patriots gotten to the Super Bowl? It has to be the improved play of their defensive line and linebackers. They've been able to get pressure on the opposing quarterback, which in turn has taken pressure off their much-maligned secondary. Of course, the same could be said about the Giants, who boast one of the most feared D-Lines in the NFL. Led by Justin Tuck and J.P. Paul, the Giants should be able to get after Brady.
Therefore the matchup will come down to, you guessed it, whichever team runs the ball best. The Patriots have added a new and effective wrinkle, Aaron Hernandez at running back. I think that statement says it all about the state of the Patriots rushing attack. As much as it should make the Giants nervous, the game may very well rest of the shoulders of Ahmad Bradshaw and Brandon Jacobs. They'll be fooling themselves if they think they can throw the ball as many times as they did in their game against San Francisco and win. They need to keep the ball away from Tom Brady. The Giants win because they are the tougher more physical football team.
What would a Giants win do to the legacy of Tom Coughlin and Eli Manning? That's a question for another day. Let's get there first. Giants 27 Patriots 23.
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The letters of a word are fitted together so that there is a general effect of evenness.
He praised the beauty of its texture, the fineness and evenness of its fibres.
"If there is no more proof than that, you need not vex your mind," he said, commanding his voice to evenness.
The outlines which had been sharp were now blurred, its evenness had become scraggly.
Perhaps we shall have smoothness and evenness when we enter Paradise.
She succeeded in doing so, for her evenness of temper was remarkable.
This is done under the impression that the market price is influenced by the evenness of the edges of crepe rubbers.
evenness and steadiness of temperature are two important points.
The second instructs the reader how to secure that evenness of temperament which is the chief characteristic of Poise.
The polyphonic writing is matchless in its evenness; every part is as good as every other part.
Old English efen "level," also "equal, like; calm, harmonious; quite, fully; namely," from Proto-Germanic *ebnaz (cf. Old Saxon eban, Old Frisian even "level, plain, smooth," Dutch even, Old High German eban, German eben, Old Norse jafn, Danish jævn, Gothic ibns).
Etymologists are uncertain whether the original sense was "level" or "alike." Used extensively in Old English compounds, with a sense of "fellow, co-" (e.g. efeneald "of the same age;" Middle English even-sucker "foster-brother"). Of numbers, from 1550s. Modern adverbial sense (introducing an extreme case of something more generally implied) seems to have arisen 16c. from use of the word to emphasize identity ("Who, me?" "Even you," etc.) Sense of "on an equal footing" is from 1630s. Rhyming reduplication phrase even steven is attested from 1866; even break first recorded 1911. Even-tempered from 1875.
"to make level," Old English efnan (see even (adj.)).
"end of the day," Old English æfen, Mercian efen, Northumbrian efern (see eve).
"to make level," Old English efnan (see even (adj.)).
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OME lift now fitted!!!
I would just like to say a big thank you to everyone who helped regarding my Old Man Emu question.
I had the local garage fit the coils and shocks today. A springs on the right (Drivers) side. I checked the wheel arch to ground measurement before and after and I have gained 2 all round and each corner is exactly the same height 87 cm (34 ¼) wheel arch to ground.
The old shocks where leaking a bit. The ride now is MUCH better, it feels good when cornering. I am very pleased! :D
I have had this Jeep a month now and it has had new AT tyres, new brake disks & pads and the OME kit. So far I have spent $2,640 on parts / labour and still need to get the 50,000 mile service done.
Here are a couple of photos with the OME kit fitted:
Oh and ARB in Australia still have not replied to my 3 e-mails sent 7 may 2010 :rolleyes:
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2004 with 50,000 miles only? Nice, looks clean. Keep it clean, and it'll will always drive over stuff! lol nice lift bro
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Looks great, and that sure is a lot of coin to spend on mods/parts within the first month! :D
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Looks great!
What did you need to know from ARB?
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thats how they should look from the factory, congrats, it looks good
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Thanks guys,
I needed something to replace my old Toyota Hilux Surf (4-Runner) and looked at Toyotas, Range Rovers and Jeeps. I had always liked to look of Jeeps since they were introduced in the UK in the early 90's.
The Toyota Land Cruisers that I looked at (2004 -06) where around £17,000 to £20,000... but the Jeeps seemed to give a lot more value for money. I paid £8,300 for this Limited (XS spec) these Jeeps were £33,400 new. The mileage @ 49,000 was lower than any of the Toyotas. Yes it did need new tyres and I later discovered 2 of the shocks where leaking but this gave me a good excuse to upgrade those parts. I do like this Jeep, it has the Mercedes 2.7 turbo diesel engine and gearbox... everything works as it should and it cost me a lot less than a comparable age Toyota so I now have spare funds in the kitty.
The main reason for fitting the OME kit was to get a better ride. The original suspension seemed soft compared to other 4x4's I have owned (Land Rover, Toyota) so I wanted to firm it up a bit.
I have been on the Motorway at 70 mph and the ride is fine with no evidence of the "death wobble" that I have read about.
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Where is the best place to purchase the OME lift, and how much should it run?
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Will Blagojevich Taint Obama?
In the wake of Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich's arrest, many in the conservative community are hoping for a scandal that reaches all the way to Obama. The Bush Administration Justice Department is "all over this," says one GOP source.
The view from within the Bush Administration is that "this is bigger than the news media has yet picked up on," he says. One conjecture is that they expect that the phone records will show that Blagojevich talked to Obama, and perhaps to Axelrod and others.
Of course, that's not necessarily nefarious. Any contact could have been entirely benign. After all, Blagojevich apparently called Obama a "motherf****" for not playing along with his schemes. But the potential problem for Obama is that he's already gone on record as saying: "I had no contact with the governor or his office."
"You can be sure that this will be pursued," says the GOP source. If the phone records (or other evidence) show communications between the now-disgraced governor and the President-Elect, Obama "has got himself a potential scandal. The conservative community is already all over this like ticks on a hound."
At a press conference this afternoon on another topic, Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin, told reporters that he and Obama both had chilly relations, at best, with Blagojevich.
When Durbin called Blagojevich's office around Election Day this year, to discuss potential successors for Obama's seat, the governor didn't call back for 12 days, Durbin said. Blagojevich never returned a call Durbin made to congratulate him on his initial gubernatorial election victory.
"We certainly don't enjoy a close relationship," Durbin said.
The senator said he last spoke with Blagojevich two weeks ago, and that his interaction with the Illinois governor's office was "extremely limited." He added that he would say the same of Obama's ties to Blagojevich.
In his own press conference, U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald — who also prosecuted Scooter Libby in the Plame affair — took pains to note that his office says nothing about Obama or his team, according to press accounts. Then again, neither did he absolve the president-elect.
"The complaint makes no allegation whatsoever about the president-elect," The Wall Street Journal quotes Fitzgerald as saying.
"I'm not going to speak for what the president- elect was aware of. We make no allegations that he's aware of anything. And that's as simply as I can put it," Fitzgerald said, according to a transcript of his briefing at The New York Times.


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One killed as Egyptian police, protesters clash
By Shaimaa Fayed and Marwa Awad
CAIRO (Reuters) - At least one person was killed and more than 650 wounded in clashes between riot police and protesters in Cairo's Tahrir square Saturday, official said, after a protest demanding the ruling military transfer power swiftly to a civilian government.
Protests also erupted in other cities, including Alexandria and Suez, witnesses said.
Egypt holds its first parliamentary election, from November 28, since president Hosni Mubarak was toppled in a popular uprising in February and parties and the ruling military are jostling for position.
Police pulled down the tents of about 100 protesters who had camped in the square overnight after a demonstration Friday of about 50,000 people, mostly Islamists, against the military leadership.
That prompted around 5,000 protesters to return to the square and clashes erupted. Police fired rubber bullets and buildings and two cars in the square were set on fire, witnesses said. A third vehicle, close to the Arab League's headquarters, was also on fire.
"The people want to topple the regime!" hundreds of youths chanted as they rushed towards a line of police.
State news agency MENA cited the health ministry's spokesman as saying 676 people had been hurt and Ahmed Mahmoud, a 23-year-old demonstrator, died in hospital after being shot.
Riot police, who used tear gas to clear the area in the early evening, later fired more tear gas at protesters who had regained control of the square, witnesses said. Police beat protesters with batons while protesters broke off chunks of cement from sidewalks to throw at the police. Continued...


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Hi all!
I wanted to show one of my latest non-Star Wars acquisitions. This is an incredible replica of one of the helmets worn by the crew of the ill fated USCSS Nostromo in the original Alien film.
It was made by the very talented Steve Laboyteaux (Stephen210 on RPF and Propsummit) and I am thrilled to have it in my collection. Steve, along with his wife, are making replicas of the Nostromo spacesuits as well, but I'm just going to stick with the helmet.
These pics were shot in my den. Most are with flash, but there are some without, to show how different the finish is under varying lighting conditions. It was drizzling a little today, but when the weather is more prop friendly I'll try to get some shots outside in natural light. Here are a couple of overall shots.
The helmet is fiberglass with a very realistic patina finish over a bronzy metallic base coat. It's detailed with greeblies from old model kits, including a Space 1999 Hawk fighter, and some amazing photoetch parts as well.
Here are a couple of sections with and without flash.
This is just a small section of that photoetch detail work. (It's just mind blowing!)
The helmet is enormous! It's about 19" tall and 17" wide. It takes up a huge amount of space in my display room, but it's so worth it. :D
If the detailing weren't enough, it also has a complete lighting system as well. There are both exterior lights, seen here:
and interior lights, too! The interior of the helmet is fully finished with vac-formed panels. There are two at the rear, beneath the two smaller lenses, and one large curved panel below the 'fishbowl' faceplate. There are two simulated boom mics, too. Here are the interior lights. This was a tricky shot to take! :wacko
Overall, I'm just unbelievably impressed with the work that went into this piece. Steve's a real artist, and along with Richie (from Richie's armor) they've put together a masterful replica from a sci-fi classic.


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It's been known for awhile that World of Warcraft was going to adopt some sort of achievement system with the new Wrath of the Lich King expansion, but apparently they're going all-in on an achievement system,
World of Warcraft's achievements system will launch with more than 500 individual achievements covering every aspect of gameplay, including world exploration, PvE, PvP, professions, and character development; from the purely whimsical to the truly epic, there will be something for everyone. Some achievements come with in-game rewards such as tabards, vanity pets, and titles. All of these rewards are purely cosmetic and just for fun, but you'll certainly stand out when you proudly display them.
And don't fret about running out of achievements anytime soon. The list is easily expandable, so you can expect additional achievements with each new World of Warcraft content update.
And they answered the first question I had — yes, achievements will be visible on your character's armory page.
I actually logged into WoW for the first time in months the other day. The devs are attempting to get people to spend all their gold before WOTLK and are introducing expensive but useful items. One of those is the Gigantique Bag, which is a 22-slot bag for 1,200 gold, so I'm halfway through replacing all my bags with those.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2004
Conexant Launches New Home Networking Processors
Newport Beach-based Conexant Systems (www.conexant.com) has launched a new family of processors focused on home networking. The company's new line includes support for WAN/LAN applications, broadband, storage, voice and video media distribution, and more. The series of single-chip ICs provides USB2.0, Wi-Fi, HomePlug, and other connections for personal computers.


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Come Home America ... to Cliches
The U.S. is not retreating from the world stage.
Fred Hiatt is worried that the U.S. is poised to "retreat" from the world:
Those who argue for a more vigorous international role are sometimes caricatured as war-loving and unilateralist when, in fact, an activist stance has been favored by Democrats from Harry Truman to Madeleine Albright and Republicans from Richard Nixon to Colin Powell. It would be no fairer to label them all bellicose neocons than to call Obama a pure isolationist.
So if this more "vigorous" international role isn't a constant reach for military force, what is it? Hiatt explains, kind of:
But there are risks to withdrawal as well as to engagement. Only a few years after the United States turned its back on Rwanda, our leaders felt compelled to apologize and ask themselves how they could have let genocide happen. When America last turned its back on Afghanistan, two decades ago, civil war followed, with al-Qaeda close behind. Clinton responded with cruise missile attacks, the 1990s' equivalent of drone strikes. America learned on 9/11 how inadequate that response had been.
These are two examples (the only ones he cites) where a "vigorous" response is clearly a militarized one. So this is, in fact, exactly what critics of this style of "internationalism" are objecting too. (They should also object to self-styled "internationalists" whose preferred interaction with the world focuses almost exclusively on bombing parts of it.)
Kevin Drum also brings up a vital point: the kinds of interventions that the Hiatt's of the world are urging on the U.S. are the kind that we do badly -- not because Washington is somehow uniquely incompetent but because nation building is extremely hard and resource-intensive. Yet this never seems to figure into Hiatt's calculus.
For the record, I don't see the nomination of either Chuck Hagel or John Kerry as tipping a massive U.S. retreat from the world. I'd venture a guess that almost all U.S. military bases abroad not currently slated for closure or consolidation will still be in operation when they leave. The U.S. will still retain a wide network of ambassadors, will still participate and lead most international organizations, will continue to engage in trade negotiations and will still use lethal force against al-Qaeda in places such as Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen. There may be a stronger reluctance to start large scale wars with countries absent a clear casus beli, but that's not a "retreat" in any meaningful sense of the word.


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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 2:21 pm
Post subject: Is the Titans goin to be good next year?
I think they are at a crossroads. They bring in too many rookies each year and not enough veterans. We could lose Shwarts, but thats ok cuz we suck every year in the secondary and we cant tackle.
Theres a chance that we will lose Mason, Rolle, Shulters, Dyson, Carter, Holcombe, Hall, MCNAIR, Miller, Meier.
There is not one major strong part on the team.
It looks like to me that theres is too many holes and i think it will be awhile for them to start back competing. Thats if we do lose all them player, or even half.
What do you all think???
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Nah no way will we lose all of them. Mcnair will be back rolle will be Mason will be Schulters will be I think Dyson will go but i can't see many others going. I do agree that we bring in too many rookies though.
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In the cap era you must bring in rookies to compete. You just can't sign every vet FA on the market. The last two years our pass D hasn't sucked. Last season we scored 30+ points in something like 6 straight games. We gave other opponents countless yards in garbage time. This season injuries desimated the secondary. That statement is also true for the the entire team really. Schwartz is a good Coordinator. Most people that know what they're talking about will agree.
Carter will be back as will Mcnair and Rolle. Put a question mark by everyone elses name. I think next year we can be a good team. If we have an awesome draft then we could be great team barring injuries again. This is probably one of the most unpredictable offseasons since I can remember. Also the writer of the Tennessean article is an idiot in my opinion. Most of the things he writes turn out to completely untrue.
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Yeah, heading into the end of the season we had 1 starter who would normally play in the positions the rest were backups the starters were: Bulluck Dyson and Carter that isn't good for a team as it showed we can do well next season but if you ask me our 1st pick needs to be on the D.
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I don't really care who our pick is as long as it's a difference maker and he can contribute right away.
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As long we have a top run defense and a good 3rd reciever, then i think we will be good. We are better with 3 WR than 2. It depends IF mason stays and calico is fully healthy.
Its kinda too early to say right now. After March 1 we should know what we need in the offseason. But i do agree that we need defense with our first pick. I would like to trade with dallas or san diego to get 2 first round picks but i doubt they would give up 2 first round picks.
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Yeah do you think DJ is the man for the job titans#1? or will he be gone before pick 6 do you think?
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Well if the Browns dont sign Romeo as the head coach, then there is a real good chance that we'll get DJ. I dont see the bears taken him, they have too many other problems and jon gruden luvs offense more than defense, so i dont see the bucs taken him unless they trade down with another team and that team will get DJ. This years draft really sucks.
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Yeah it isn't the greatest of drafts this year but it is one we may be able to come out with a few pluses if we choose correctly we need a D-man though on our 1st pick.
Do you know if NASN covers the draft because i am thinking of getting it because i live in England?
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I really dont know.
i hope we get a defensive plamaker, i dont care what position, but our later round options we need depth at O-takcle, a big running back , WR depth, and Saftey depth.
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 10:39 pm
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Just imagine if the titans were healthy. they could beat any team in the NFL and im not joking. Especially if we get Derrick Johnson, our D will be one of the best again. Pretty soon the rest of the NFL will learn that we have one of the best and youngest pair of DT's in NFL with Albert H. and Randy Starks. Plus, im sold on Calico being a superstar in this league if he and McNair stay healthy for the whole season. I would be seriously surprised if we dont make the playoffs next season.
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Chi I think your absolutely right. I've heard so many people say they aren't sold on calico, but I was sold on him in preseason. He was being double teamed and going against teams number ones and burning them. He was also making amazing catches. In fact I don't remember him dropping one ball. IMO he has a chance to be a top 5 reciever in the league. He also has a great attitude and is a hard worker. I've heard he is way ahead of schedule on his rehab. I'm expecting big things from him next year. Our defense is great when healthy. The only positions I'm worried about are nickleback and S. I've heard they are trying Rich Gardner at safety and he also plays nickleback. So he may be the solution to that problem.
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I agree with you two. We just missed alot of players this year. I am too sold on Calico. I was sold on him last year.
DJ would be a great pick for us. If Dj isnt there, would you all mind seein us take Thomas Davis??
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Thomas Davis at 6 is a huge reach, but that could change after the combime. I still think Rolle would make a good S.
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We can trade down to get Thomas Davis. We like the SS to play like a linebacker. He's just as aggressive as DJ. But DJ is just one of them players that dont come along too often. DJ reminds me of Lawrence Taylor.
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