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Udall Should Re-Think his Amendment
By Isabella Woods There is no doubt that US Senator Mark Udall has a strong political pedigree, and he always seems like quite a likeable fellow. He's strong on the environment, civil liberties and support for veterans, and keen on adopting a bi-partisan approach to most issues. Now he wants Congress to agree to change the constitution by accepting his balanced budget amendment. Amendments, and more Amendments The Senator is of course not the first to make such a proposal, although ... Full Story
White House Role In Blocking Climate Progress
Press Release Stein Says White House Role In Blocking Climate Progress "is Deadly And Unforgivable" (BOSTON) Regarding the recently ended Durban climate change talks, Dr. Jill Stein, Green Party presidential candidate, issued the following statement this morning: "Unlike my Republican opponents, President Obama professes to believe in science. He knows that America and the world is rapidly rushing to the catastrophic financial and environmental impacts of ... Full Story
Who are the 1%, Vote Now
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Merck—Too Big to Prosecute?
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Tarun Sharma
Autumn - Poem by Tarun Sharma
Life never goes smooth
neither stops nor run
but you can do them both
either stop or run
Success seems to be a dream
when you loose confidence in you
I am failure you often scream
when you loose confidence in you
People don't understand you
it's all what you think
Even you don't feel you
it's all what you speak
Walking on the fallen leaves
I heard the cracks sound
Look how autumn comes
I feel the surround
Trees sink in autumn
flowers does'nt bloom in
Leaves get dry in autumn
life does'nt breath in
Still I am feeling graceful
Why I have loose it?
I cry autumn and become cheerful
I do face the cold fight
To flourish again in the spring
To hold her hands in mine
No questions, no useless conversations will spring
To crack the problems that grew in to spine
Oh men! autumn in my life
Oh men! autumn in thee life
We will walk together on the sands
and the cracks will sing the song untill it ends.
Have courage to live
as anyone kin die
I love you I feel you are my life
says autumn to the souls that never die
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Home Energy Audit
Hello All
I am thinking of getting a home energy audit (Brampton, Ontario, Canada), as i cannot find out why i have a temperature difference between the two levels of my house and why its drafty!
i feel like my house doesnt retain heat, but also the furnace is not running 24/7 so it must be retaining something (at least on the main floor that is)
any thoughts or suggestions?
Just make sure you don't get the window salesman with a light meter like Archie Bunker did! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Drafty windows, poor insulation, poor returns, leaks around windows an outlets. You do not need to do an energy audi or pay someone for it, since you can do it yourself.
how can i tell?
What an energy audit does is tell you how efficient or non-efficient your home is. Most use it to sell you services or new equipment & materials (new windows & doors, insulation, hvac equipment), that you really do not need.
Am i missing anything, if i could i would share the beer!
Yes. The smoke trick does not work with returns & vents, that you can have a hvac tech check your system for how efficient it works, which a home energy audit does not do. The smoke trick is to see if there is any draw or draft around outlets, windows & doors.
BTW, how old is this place, and how old is the hvac system? Any changes on windows & doors since it was built, or since you have owned the place? We go through a lot of this talk over on the general & building & construction forums all the time, in how to make your place more efficient & better insulation, along with making the envelope tighter and better.
Don't forget to make sure you have adequate insulation in the attic. Energy savings and your own comfort will be realized the first day.
Go up there with a ruler. In your area code is R40. Soon the code for new builds will be r50.
r40 = 20cm to 33cm.
The big orange or Lowes will usually throw in a free machine rental if you buy the blown in from them.
I definitely need a tighter envelope! I moved in about 8 weeks ago and have noticed that my whole house is drafty! My house was built 8 years ago (2004) and my furnace is the same age. In terms of the windows, i believe they are the same ones from the day of the build.
Any insights would be extremely helpful.
So far i have found the following
1. fireplace has a huge wind tunnel coming out of it (which i posted in the insulation section)
2. temperature difference between floors (almost 2 degrees)
3. am thinking of removing the molding around the windows to see if there is any spray foam between the frame of the house and the window itself. and then caulk over the joints when i put the molding back
4. I had to caulk all my external windows, as the crack was bigger than 1/2 in between the brick and window itself. I could not remove the existing caulking, and spray foam the inside, as it got cold real fast.
It may just be the convection currents from inadequate returns, and supply for the rooms. Now depending on the builder, as what I have seen from Holmes on Homes, there is a lot to be desired even on brand new builds. What temp do you keep the heat at during the day & night hours? How many square feet, and how many floors? Any rooms over the garage?
Also, if there is a basement or crawlspace, is there any insulation around the perimeter where the main floor meets the foundation? Go ahead and post pictures. Also, if you contact City hall, they should have permit & build info, and hopefully the blueprints still on file.
Now the worst case scenario is that if you are in a large subdivision that was built at around the same time, subs would have been paid by the structure, not the hour, and would take as many short cuts as they could, so they could get each one done as quick as possible, so they could move on to the next one.
Post supply & return temps, along with room temps, and depth of insulation in the attic space.
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Completely agree with the whole holmes on homes deal. i have seen a few episode and its scary what one sees. Those neighbourhoods are close to me too.
i keep my temp constant at 22C, but on the second floor the temp only reads 20C.
House description:
- 3 floors: unfinished basement, main floor, upstairs (Bedrooms)
- one room half over the garage.
- 2700 sqft, hvac is tranexr90
We are a subdivision that went up in 2004. Not a one off build.
I have some homework to do, meaning getting the depth insulation in the attic and running the incense.
As for supply temps and return temps, how do i get that?
Here are two pix of the basement meeting the subfloor. You will notice in the second picture a natural gas pipe that goes up into the natural gas fireplace on the mainfloor, that whole is huge and dont know if that is contributing to the draft that comes from the fireplace.
thanx for the help
68 to 71 is not bad for temps. As for temp & cfm from Supply, you can get one of these http://www.extech.com/instruments/ca...es.asp?catid=1 You may be able to rent one from the local Home depot, or just contact your guy that checks your hvac equipment regularly, and see if they have access to one.
To just take the temps fo Supply & return, I use a Kitchen thermometer like this http://www.amazon.com/Taylor-Classic...en+thermometer to check. Not only good to have in the Kitchen, but comes in handy for checking hvac air temps.
Been busy! i havent gotten to all my homework. I did however walk over to all my registers and noticed that the air flow is stronger on the west side of the house vs. the east side.
Then i went to insect my duct work, and it looks pretty good, no major leaks.
interesting, why would one side of the house have weaker air flow through the registers.
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2012-2013 Holiday Season Calendar
December 1st to 31st
December in the Village (Tremblant Pedestrian village)
December 1st to January 2nd
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December 22nd to January 5th
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December 24th to December 26th
Christmas Carols from noon to 4:00 pm (Tremblant Pedestrian Village)
December 24th
Santa's Arrival at 3:30 pm (Place Saint-Bernard)
December 29th
Torchlight Parade 7:00 pm (Domain Saint-Bernard) - activity with fee ($)
December 31st
Show on the Snow followed by Fireworks 8:00 pm (Base of the Mountain)
December 31st
New Year's Spectacular 8:30 pm to 0:30 am (Place Saint- Bernard)
January 1st
2013 Greetings Book, noon to 2:00 pm (Place Saint- Bernard)
January 1st
« La Cantinière » Show 3:30 pm (Place Saint-Bernard)
Don't miss the events taking place all winter long
December 21st to march 17th
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Feb. 18, 2014
Schedule of Events | Psych Sheet (Week 1)
GREENSBORO, N.C. - The University of Pittsburgh women's swimming and diving team is heading to Greensboro on Tuesday for the 2014 Women's ACC Swimming and Diving Championships. The men's diving team will also be competing this week. The meet will take place at the Greensboro Aquatic Center beginning Wednesday, February 19 and concludes Saturday, February 22. The action is set to begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesday with the women's relay finals.
At last year's Big East Championships, the men's and women's team placed third overall, but this year the Panthers will make their debut at the ACC Championships. The University of Pittsburgh men's swimming team will have to wait until the following week to compete. The 2014 Men's Swimming Championships is set for February 26 through March 1.
Divers to Watch:
Senior Aaron Snyder holds Pitt's top score in the men's 3M and second in the 1M boards. Snyder posted a 342.23 on the 3M at Bucknell in late October, while his score of 337.60 on the 1M was later recorded at the Pitt Invite in November. Last year, the senior diver received All-Big East honors with his first place finish on the 3M diving board, scoring 338.30 points to bring home the win. Snyder will look to end his career in winning fashion at the ACC Championships.
Freshmen Tony Galante and Rachel Saunders also look to impress in their first collegiate championship. Galante holds Pitt's top overall score in the men's platform dive and third in the 1M board. The freshman diver scored 316.15 at the Pitt Invitational in late November, and recorded a 336.45 at Virginia early this month.
For the women, Saunders has dominated the boards. The freshman sensation currently owns Pitt's top three scores in the 1M, 3M and the platform. Saunders posted season-highs of 278.20 in the 1M at the Western Pa. Invite, 276.90 in the 3M at Virginia and 189.35 on the platform dive at the Pitt Invite.
Women Swimmers to Watch:
Sophomore Kaleigh Ritter will lead the way for the women's team as she is ranked in one event nationally and three events in the ACC. Ritter is 18th in the nation and third in the ACC in the 1650 free with a time of 16:15.02 set at this season's AT&T Winter Nationals. Ritter is also ranked tenth in the 500 free and 14th in the 1000 free in the ACC. For Pitt, she currently holds two school records in the 1000 and 1650, which were both set at the 2013 Winter Nationals.
Also standing out for the women is senior Veronica Lee. In the ACC rankings, she is sixth in the 200 breast and 14th in the 200 IM. Lee assisted in posting a school record in the 200 medley relay at last year's Big East Championships. Freshman Kinga Cichowska will also enter the championships ranked fifth in the 200 breast and seventh in the 100 breast in the ACC. The freshman swimmer already has three schools records in the 100 and 200 breast as well as a member of the 400 medley relay.
The women rank fifth in the 400 medley relay, and eighth in the 200, 400 and 800 free relay, and as well as the 200 medley relay.
Fans can watch the Swimming and Diving ACC Championships live, and follow updates @PittSwimandDive on Twitter or `like us' on Facebook under Pitt Swimming and Diving.
Sharp, Cichowska Lead Pitt's CSCAA Scholar All-Americans
Katie Hazelton Announced as Pitt Diving Coach
Pitt's Samy Helmbacher Shines at French Nationals
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I have botox for my forehead, loving it. What kind of product(s) can reduce the under eye lines? Does Botox help? READ MORE
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Just found some at Ammunitiontogo.com.
Anywhere else?
This is a discussion on Winchester Ranger T within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Anybody know where I can buy some Winchester Ranger T-series +P 124 gr? I googled it and can't find much....
Anybody know where I can buy some Winchester Ranger T-series +P 124 gr? I googled it and can't find much.
Just found some at Ammunitiontogo.com.
Anywhere else?
Ammunitiontogo.com is the best place I have found to buy personal defense ammo.
"Engage your brain before you engage your weapon" - James "Mad Dawg" Mattis
SCGunGuy is the goto guy! I bought an ample supply of my favorite 9mm defense round, the SXT 124 Grain +P, from SCGunGuy. Good to deal with. And he had it when noone else did.
He will take care of you.
Seems everyone is "out of stock" of RA40T. Did they discontinue it?
The RA40T are out most places because of the redesign, the same reason everyone was out of RA45TP earlier.
TacticalCompact, Winchester is redesigning the Ranger T series a bit, and the latest version has T-SERIES on the end flaps to distinguish them from the older ones. The SXT are still fine, and Winchester may or may not redesign the whole line.
SCGunGuy - what is the skinny on the 127 grain +p+ compared to the 124 grain +p ?? Any numbers on velocity and fp energy? Any info. why 2 bullets are offered in very close weight? Not that I'm specifically looking for the 127 +p+, but if reasons were compelling, i might buy some for trial use.
My understanding of it is that Winchester didn't have a 124 grain offering until a major police department (may have been NYCPD, but I'm not sure) set a requirement for a 124 grain +P round when looking for a new service round. Hence, Winchester developed the RA9124TP.
Re: velocity #s, see the following stats from Winchester's catalog:


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- 8 fun-size Milky Way candy bars
- 8 sugar cookies (3 inches)
- 4 large marshmallows
- Place two candy bars on each of four cookies; place on grill rack. Grill, uncovered, over medium-hot heat for 1 to 1-1/2 minutes or until bottoms of cookies are browned.
- Meanwhile, using a long-handled fork, toast marshmallows 6 in. from the heat until golden brown, turning occasionally. Remove marshmallows from fork and place over candy bars; top with remaining cookies. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings.
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Global Alzheimer's Drugs Market 2014-2018
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Alzheimer's disease is a progressive, irreversible degeneration of the brain that disrupts the thinking, language, behavioral and cognitive skills of a person. AD is more prevalent in people aged 65 years or above and affects women more than men. Globally, 35 million people are suffering from AD and this number is expected to double by 2030. AD arises due to the failure of synaptic transmission, which results in eventual death of the neurons present in the brain. AD is characterized by the accumulation of beta-amyloid plaques outside and around the neurons and the formation of neurofibrillary tangles inside the nerve cells. Neuronal loss associated with AD leads to a reduction in brain size and deposition of debris from dead and dying neurons inside the brain. AD can be categorized into Early-onset AD, Late-onset AD, and Familial AD. Early-onset AD is a rare form of AD that affects people younger than 65 years of age. Late-onset AD is the most prevalent form of AD and usually affects people aged 65 years or above. Familial AD is the inheritable form of AD with least prevalence among the three.
TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global Alzheimer's Disease Drugs market will grow at a CAGR of 2.61 percent over the period 2014-2018.
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While the Mountaineers have had to quickly adjust on the fly to being new members of the Big 12 Conference, they've had to try to bring in different types of players - ones that could play and adjust to the style of play in their new conference a little better than the ones that would excel in the Big East.
And there have obviously been some growing pains, as West Virginia is 6-11 so far in its first two seasons in the league.
Now sitting at 4-7 after the loss, WVU will be home during bowl season for the first time since 2001. But Holgorsen still believes that the Mountaineers' subpar record doesn't necessarily completely give an accurate look at where the program is heading.
"I'm comfortable with (the direction of the program). Nobody's happy with 4-7, nobody's happy with being home for the holidays," Holgorsen said Monday during the Big 12 teleconference. "We're building a program and the recruiting is going to continue to get better. We need to continue to step up our game as a university and continue to build facilities to stay in line with everybody else across the country.
"We need to continue to improve, we need to continue to build our roster, we need to continue to develop our kids and have Big 12-caliber depth at all positions."
That Big 12 depth is something Holgorsen has talked a lot about recently, and also something that Baylor head coach Art Briles has attributed to his team's success so far this season. WVU has been hit hard by injuries this season, forcing the staff to play a lot of players they would have liked to redshirt and continue to develop until they were truly ready to be consistent contributors in the future.
"We've only had a couple of recruiting classes to be able to sell them on the Big 12," Holgorsen said. "When you go into a kid's home and you can sell the Big 12 and you can sell the venues and the caliber of play, you're going to end up getting a better kid because of it, and we've only been able to do that for the last couple of years."
The Mountaineers will have extra time this offseason to be on the road recruiting kids to try to help build toward that necessary depth since they won't be playing in a bowl game.
"Everybody's challenge across the country is to continue to try to amp your roster up. We're redshirting about 30 guys right now, which some of those guys are walk-ons, and whether they develop into what we need or not only time will tell. But I think we're getting better," Holgorsen said. "I do think that our recruiting has gotten better and I think it will continue to get better."
With 30 players redshirting this season - Holgorsen said a little more than half of those are scholarship players - the WVU head coach said he doesn't regret giving those players an extra year instead of sending them out to play when they might not be ready to contribute.
"You redshirt them for a reason," he said. "I wish we would have been able to redshirt Marvin Gross, Darrien Howard, Jeremy Tyler, those guys need to be redshirted because you need those guys to develop. There are rare instances like Daryl Worley, Wendell Smallwood and Daikiel Shorts that can come as a true freshman and get those guys to play at a good level.
"It's not where you want to be, that's going to happen every now and then, but the majority of the time you want to redshirt them, you want to develop them and you want to get those guys seasoned a couple years into it. Those need to be your backups."


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The barbary nut iris
Close-ups of Maltese nature plants around us
The Barbary nut iris or il-fjurdulis is-selvaġġ in Maltese is frequently found in garigue, rocky steppes and country footpaths, particularly in the coastal area. This perennial plant grows up to 25cm.
Usually one, sometimes two, very thin, long, prostrate, cylindrical leaves, often twisted. Flowers bright blue to violet, with whitish and yellowish centres, borne on slender stems, appear between March and June. The flowers open in the early afternoon, closing at sunset.
A poorly known, very rare, larger and early flowering 'form' is reported from the Maltese Islands.
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The Heavy Vehicle Study : a case-control study investigating risk factors for crash in long distance heavy vehicle drivers in Australia
Stevenson, Mark, Sharwood, Lisa, Wong, Keith, Elkington, Jane, Meuleners, Lynn, Ivers, Rebecca Q., Grunstein, Ron R., Williamson, Ann M., Haworth, Narelle L., & Norton, Robyn (2010) The Heavy Vehicle Study : a case-control study investigating risk factors for crash in long distance heavy vehicle drivers in Australia. BMC Public Health, 10(162), pp. 1-5.
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Background Heavy vehicle transportation continues to grow internationally; yet crash rates are high, and the risk of injury and death extends to all road users. The work environment for the heavy vehicle driver poses many challenges; conditions such as scheduling and payment are proposed risk factors for crash, yet the precise measure of these needs quantifying. Other risk factors such as sleep disorders including obstructive sleep apnoea have been shown to increase crash risk in motor vehicle drivers however the risk of heavy vehicle crash from this and related health conditions needs detailed investigation.
Methods and Design The proposed case control study will recruit 1034 long distance heavy vehicle drivers: 517 who have crashed and 517 who have not. All participants will be interviewed at length, regarding their driving and crash history, typical workloads, scheduling and payment, trip history over several days, sleep patterns, health, and substance use. All participants will have administered a nasal flow monitor for the detection of obstructive sleep apnoea.
Discussion Significant attention has been paid to the enforcement of legislation aiming to deter problems such as excess loading, speeding and substance use; however, there is inconclusive evidence as to the direction and strength of associations of many other postulated risk factors for heavy vehicle crashes. The influence of factors such as remuneration and scheduling on crash risk is unclear; so too the association between sleep apnoea and the risk of heavy vehicle driver crash. Contributory factors such as sleep quality and quantity, body mass and health status will be investigated. Quantifying the measure of effect of these factors on the heavy vehicle driver will inform policy development that aims toward safer driving practices and reduction in heavy vehicle crash; protecting the lives of many on the road network.
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A sure sign that the warm days of spring are upon us is the bloom of the Lilac tree (Syringa species). Their colorful clusters of flowers and magnificent fragrance make the lilac tree a favorite shrub among arborists, gardeners, tree service experts and even non-gardeners. There are over 20 species with 1,000 lilac tree varieties alone. Different varieties of lilac trees can have blossoms that are pink, purple or white. For almost two weeks, primarily during May, we are graced with their beauty and welcoming fragrance. After the blooms are gone, the green, heart shaped leaves continue to add depth and character to the landscape. You can extend the display of lilac tree flowers for as much as six weeks, by planting different lilac tree varieties.
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- A long time beloved classic is the common lilac (Syringa vulgaris). It ranges in height from seven to 15 feet with a spread of leggy branches six to 12 feet, forming an asymmetrical crown. Flowers are purple to white and very fragrant. It works well in a shrub border or as a screening plant.
- An attractive smaller (four to eight foot high and five to 10 foot spread) and dense variety, cultivated since time immemorial, is the Persian Lilac tree (Syringa x persica). Its elegant arching branches have abundant panicles of lavender flowers, making it a lovely addition to a small garden or border.
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Boris Johnson came under fire today for refusing to be "open and transparent" about how much he has donated to charity.
Mr Johnson had said he would donate around 20 per cent of the £250,000 he earns annually as a Daily Telegraph columnist to two charities following his election in 2008.
He said he would give tens of thousands of pounds to the London College of Communications to fund journalism bursaries as well as a large donation to Friends of Classics, which supports the teaching of Latin and Greek in state schools.
But figures suggest that by summer last year Mr Johnson had only given a total of around £50,000 to the two organisations.
A spokesman in 2008 said: "He is being paid exactly £250,000 by the Telegraph, and out of that, out of his pre-tax income, he will be giving a total of £50,000 to two good causes.
"It will not be a 50/50 split. It is still being discussed but there will be more for the classics than the journalists."
In addition to his wage for the newspaper column Mr Johnson earns £143,911 a year as Mayor of London and has received money for writing a series of books, including "Johnson's Life of London", a history of the capital.
A spokesman for the Mayor said his donations are "substantial" and that he will continue to make them for the "foreseeable future".
The Mayor in 2009 referred to his £250,000-a-year pay for his newspaper column as "chicken feed".
Lib-Dem candidate Brian Paddick said: "Boris Johnson tried to justify earning an enormous £250,000-a-year from The Telegraph, which he described as chicken feed, by promising to give 20 per cent to charity.
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Labour candidate Ken Livingstone, who has been slammed in recent weeks over a series of revelations about his own tax arrangements, today called on the Mayor to publish details of any donations.
"Not only is the Mayor part-time but it now turns out he broke his promise to give to charity," his spokesman said. "It's completely clear that we need a mayor who is in it for London, not himself. It's time for Boris Johnson to publish exactly how much he has given to charity." Last year his spokesman confirmed to Mr Johnson's biographer Sonia Purnell that he had so far donated £30,000 to pay for nine student bursaries and made "large donations" to support classics teaching.
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Fall 2008 - Posted a 7-4 doubles record, but struggled with a 2-6 mark in singles play ... Won all three doubles matches at the Auburn Fall Classic, teaming with Pedro Campos ... Earned both singles wins at the Bulldog Scramble, topping a pair of SEC foes ... Also earned a regional doubles victory at the tournament, playing with Thomas Stoddard to knock off Georgia Tech's Dusan Milijevi and Eliot Potvin ... Teamed with Stoddard to win Flight 3 doubles in the South Carolina Fall Invitational.
Junior (2007-08) - Was 5-4 in doubles play, including a 3-1 mark in dual-match play ... Teamed with Chris Sheehan wins at No. 3 doubles in early-spring dual matches against Wofford and Charleston Southern ... Also picked up a No. 3 doubles win against Davidson with Thomas Stoddard ... Competed in three fall events to claim a 2-6 singles record ... Went 2-1 in doubles play at the Auburn Invitational with Sheehan ... Named to the SEC Spring Sports Academic Honor Roll.
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Who the heck are you? Definitely a troll. Are you 12? Does your knowledge of firearms exist entirely from Call of Duty?
A). OP said he couldn't afford an AR right now. A Benelli M1014 (the military designation for the M4) is expensive. Really expensive. An M4 is somewhere between $1400 and $1800 normally. A M1014 is even more so, because they're fairly rare to find one marked as such.
B). I would take a Remington 870 over a Benelli M4 any day. And I own both. Both are outstanding weapon systems, but when **** hits the fan, the 870 will cycle ANYTHING. They are bulletproof. A Glock, an 870, and an AK would be a person's dream when facing any and all elements; they're ultra reliable.
OP: Do a search and read around at some of the other similar topics that have been posted in this sub forum before. Take advice with a grain of salt. The people who you should rely on are a short list: Reedo302, GlockMan, JonJon, Serbonze, Adam@Euro-Spec, Tailo, and maybe myself. There are a few others who know their stuff as well, but there are also trolls like this fool who I quoted who are grossly misinformed and really will hand you poor advice.
The search will open your eyes a bit, but I will make a few points.
1). Do not buy a shotgun. For one, it has a questionable reputation as the gun of choice for home defense. The reality is that it over-penetrates, has limited capacity, and is the most complex weapons system. Another thing is that if you want to learn to shoot, this is not the gun for you. I think you'll find it difficult to find a range that will let you shoot the thing consistently (other than a skeet/trap range) and it's not going to help much with basic marksmanship.
2) That leaves a handgun, an AR, or some other long gun/rifle. Now, you said that the AR is cost prohibitive at the moment. I get that, but you can start off cheap. There are quality AR platforms available for less than $700 (S&W M&P 15 Sport). And you might be surprised to know that many consider the AR platform to be ideal for home defense, as it doesnt really over-penetrate and its a simpler system to learn and implement.
Handguns are great; they're the standard for personal defense. However, there are many pitfalls, including buying a cheap weapon or buying the wrong weapon for you based off some preconceived notion of what is good or cool. A quality weapon will cost you anywhere for $400-$1000 and up. Depending on where you fit on that scale, you may find that an AR is not out of reach.
Lastly, you could go with a simple long gun to start. It would most likely be chambered in .22LR. The ammo is super cheap and recoil is almost non-existent. A rifle like this would really hone your marksmanship skills and give you a solid foundation from which to grow. The other great thing is that this is the cheapest option. You could pick up a solid bolt action for between $75 and $150 and a semi-auto like a Ruger 10-22 or a M&P 15-22 for between $250 and $400. You could shoot it ALOT; 500 rounds of .22 is something like $20.
3). Go to the range and take a basic safety class to start, maybe something one-on-one with an instructor for an hour. Some might not agree with me on this, but based on what I've read it seems appropriate. You seem uncertain on how firearms function, bordering on nervousness to use one. Your time witn a rifle will benefit you, but there are many different weapon systems and a handgun is more complex than a traditiknal hunting rifle. I think an hour or so with an instructor would really benefit you. He could explain exactly how a handgun or a rifle operates, what all the controls do, and give you a rundown on some basic shooting techniques. You'd have fun and you'd feel much more confident.
4). After taking the course, find a place that rents firearms and have a blast. Try as many as you can or at least the ones that look appealing. Try one in each of the 3 big calibers (9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP) to get a feel for what you like and what you don't. when you select a firearm to rent, ask the clerk to go over it's controls with you and ask if there's anything unique or unusual about it; they'll be happy to help. You want to make sure that you know what everything does and feel confident about your ability to handle it when you enter the range.
5). Once you've done that, come back to us here. Make yourself a list of what firearms you like and maybe some you didn't like. Post that list here and we'll be happy to go over it with you and help you make a choice. Combined, the 7 of us I listed earlier have well over 100 years of practical firearms experience with varying backgrounds from Law Enforement to everyday carrying citizens. Get crackin' on reading some more stuff on the board and get to the range to take that 1 hour instruction and rent some guns.
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-Click on "Davidson's specials"
-Find the Moss 500 with pistol grip + shoulder stock + 18.5" barrel + LONG barrel.
-BUY IT and have it shipped to an FFL for ~$300 bucks. You have the option of selling the long barrel for ~$100
This is what I did as my first gun and it is for sure the way to go. I've put over 500 rounds through it with no jamming or sign of fault. I do clean my guns after every shoot though-which you should do with ANY gun....
Once you have your Moss, that will itch the scratch that you have right now for about a month lol. Then you are gonna want another one, and another, and another, etc... During the time you are cleaning, modding, and learning your moss, you should constantly be doing research of different pistols and rifles, it helps to learn your round types and calibers too.
Go to a range and see if they have a flat fee to shoot ANY of the guns, and make sure you can switch up guns without a fee. Try as many different brands as you can.
It's a fun and addictive hobby. Have fun!
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What a joke.
Have Fun and Shoot Straight !!
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I'm not a fan of the colors and the pattern, but the lines look very sloppy. Was that intentional? I think I'll pass at this time.
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Yes, this is the correct picture, correct pattern, and they are the correct colors. A customer came to us requesting this and she loves it!
No, the lines are not supposed to be straight.
We've been getting mixed feedback on the forums for this one. For some people, the color is a deal breaker. Good thing we can change that. A woodland tan and dark earth color has been a hit for this pattern.
Some people don't like the pattern, as I'm sure you have read, good thing that's not the only pattern we offer. Another striped pattern that has been a big hit is amstripe.
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To be perfectly honest for $200 somebody could get an airbrush kit, a cheap compressor, the duracoat,and about $40.00 in duracoat, so around $120.00 they could do their own and keep the gun in their possession,or get the easy shake and spray kit from Duracoat for about $60.00 with 2 colors and save $140.00 and IMHO do a better job.
There is no way I would be putting that gun out there as advertising for more business,Even in different colors still wouldn't be what I would call "tiger striped" The Tiger Stripe BDU's from Vietnam era is the pattern that I would consider to be "Tiger Stripes" and not some fat taped off stripes.
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If I were you, I would have picked another gun to show, since it's too late for that, I would put another gun that doesn't look like a 4 year old got a hold of it.
Removing the post might be an option
1911 when a follow up shot just isn't an option
I agree with the previous posters. I wouldn't recommend putting that out there as an example of your company's work if you want to get more business. Pull the thread before it does more damage to your reputation.
The XD is ugly enough from the factory before the tiger stripes. I just can't get over how much worse it looks with this Duracoat application. That is not $200 well spent, IMHO.
Surely, you have a better example of your work than this blue and white beast.
Sorry if I'm coming across as harsh, I'm just not a fan of this Duracoat example at all.
Hey if it makes the end user happy. Who are we to judge.


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Well everything went fine and dandy yesterday. Went to the vet for my yearly check up and no complaints here. Got my nail trim and a PCP test for my anemia case, and all good news!!! My blood count levels are back up offically to normal and in a bout a month I can get off the medicine completely doctor said. As for me no more vacinations for a while, because dr. thinks that might have been the cause for the flare up regarding the anemia. Im gaining weight and as is well.
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A group of Navajo officials, cattle ranchers and environmentalists sued the Bureau of Land Management on Wednesday over federal efforts to increase natural gas exploration in northwestern New Mexico, an area rich in mineral resources.
The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Washington, also names the Department of the Interior as a defendant. It seeks to limit the drilling of oil and natural gas wells in the San Juan Basin of New Mexico. Federal officials recently said that they would permit nearly 10,000 new wells in the basin over the next two decades.
Over the last year, Navajo officials and environmental groups have tried to roll back plans by the bureau to permit energy companies to explore for natural gas on religious sites and in areas they consider environmentally fragile. Despite Navajo protests, however, the bureau has approved the drilling plans and the construction of 1,000 miles of roads to give drillers access to the area.
Many large gas companies, including the El Paso Corporation, Burlington Resources and BP, are already looking for natural gas in the San Juan Basin, which accounts for 7 percent of the nation's natural gas production. Many companies hope to increase activity in the area, which includes parts of the Navajo Nation, as natural gas prices spike.
Several cattle ranchers joined the unusual coalition because, they said, they had few options for preserving their ranches from the disruption caused by widespread drilling and road-building.
''What's happening now in Northwestern New Mexico will happen 10 years down the road in many other parts of the West,'' said Tweeti Blancett, a cattle rancher and hotel operator in Aztec, N.M. She said she was disillusioned with the Bush administration's energy policies; she served on Mr. Bush's presidential campaign in New Mexico four years ago.
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"Something you never thought might happen: after a certain number of years the being who has read all these neglected books will step from your bookshelves, will sit down at your table (conveniently adjacent), will make a cup of coffee at the machine, having seen you use it so many times, especially when about to tackle a book, and will light a cigarette, insubstantial as steam, the odour of which will affect neither your carpets nor curtains. It will be the opposite of you, your inverse."
On 11 March I talked a bit about Oulipo with Lauren Elkin and read a story (extract above) at Shakespeare and Company Bookshop Paris. My story was inspired by George Perec's Voyage D'Hiver and its many responses, some of which can be found here, and also by Perec's and contemporary Oulipian Anne Garréta's essays on bookshelves. Referencing the Voyage D'Hiver tradition as well as hinting at Oulipo's obsession with 'potential' literature, I called it 'Un Voyage Vers...' (A Journey Towards...)
I made a limited edition of signed and numbered prints of the story, hand-lettered, with the above illustration. A few of the sepia edition of 10 are still available at the till at Shakespeare & Co. I also have an edition of 10 in rust as shown above. The print comes in the form of an A4 size booklet with the pic on the front so you can put it on your wall when you've read it if you feel inclined. If you'd like one, they're £7 - or a if it's easier buy me a book from here. The price includes postage anywhere in the world. Please get in touch by leaving a message below or emailing badaude-at-gmail-dot-com.
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Body- The car has been fully resprayed before I purchased itI am not sure who did the paint but they did a very good job. There is a spot where the paint flaked off on the rear driver side fender about 2 inches long,I have touched it up. Other than that its very clean.
Engine- To my knowledge it has the original 16V in it, it still pulls hard and runs smooth also to my knowledge it is completely stock.It does have a hard time starting when its cold I have fixed a few vacuum leaksand replaced the cap and rotor. The car will come with a new timing belt, waterpump, thermostat and housing and all new motor mount and trans mounts. It also has Bilstein shocks and factory BBS wheels it needs tires and an Alignment verysoon.
Interior- the Interior is all original the driver side seat has a tear in it there are also a few cigarette burns; I think one in the rear and one on the driver seat.
Reason for selling- I did not plan to have to sell this car this soon I would like to keep it. I will be going back to College this fall and would like to pay off my other car loan before I start, also I will have no place to keep it this winter