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GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Five teenagers were caught red handed in Gainesville Friday morning in connection with three scooter thefts.
You can't ignore the numbers.... 19 scooter thefts have been reported in the city of Gainesville for the first half of July.
With that in mind law enforcement and scooter shops are urging the public to educate themselves on crime prevention techniques.
Gainesville Police Officer, Ben Tobias says, "We actually observed them tampering with the scooters and actually lifting them over the fence to put them in a secluded area near A. Quinn Jones School. We got other officers in the area immediately and they were able to stop the individuals."
Many of the stolen scooters ended up being chopped up for parts.
Sometimes the thieves are able to sell them if the title is left in the lock box.
Gainesville police have recorded 62 scooter thefts so far this year, a number police expect to rise as more students arrive on campus.
**TV20 reported earlier that there were three teens arrested 7/12/13 in relation to scooter thefts at University House. There were actually five teens taken into police custody in relation to that incident.
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For the tube to work, it must conduct current....
For it to work with little or negligable distortion, it must conduct All the time the signal swings, ie, Class A....
Whats happening I believe is that its only conducting during one-half cycle, the other being cut-off, as there isnt sufficient 'headroom' or current flowing through the valve in the first-place....
Why one-half-cycle?....
Its to do with the way the tube is biassed I believe... During positive half-cycles, this is adding to the grid, a positive potential greater than its standing no signal set value, which causes the valve to conduct more current...No problem so far....
But when the neg half cycle comes along, and as the valve isnt conducting much in its 'standing' no-signal state, it drives the grid sufficiently negative to completely cut off current flow all together...
This is why it appears to 'work' with Very low signal levels on its input, There is just sufficient current flowing to allow very small signal operation
The result is the loss of the half cycle you can see when more 'normal' signal levels are used....
The cause?--
Not enough supply volts to the tube, or its operating point is chosen badly with insufficient current being passed in its 'standing' or no signal state, This second point probably caused by the first point!...
What value is the resistor network on the grid, and what potential do you read at the grid in relation to the cathode?
At a wild guess, to work at all it must have a positive potential at the grid in relation to the cathode or I would doubt a 6SL7 would conduct any current at all at 12v!
We really need the 'schematic' and some voltage readings would be interesting to see what the supplier is trying to do....,
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|20th February 2007, 02:16 AM
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Thanks to everyone for your help so far.
I have draughted a schematic. It needs a lot of tidying up and a proper tube diagram in the middle instead of the pins but I thought that I'd throw this out there for an initial response.
The values are a little hard to read at the moment. Sorry.
I will add a final and more legible version soon...........
Any hints as to how this thing is working and also what the fault could be?
Edit: Please ignore the polarity of the electrolytic caps if I have got them reversed by mistake!! (It's very late here.)
|20th February 2007, 03:08 AM
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Darn it!! I need to check where the B+ is coming from but I would assume it's simply the full 12 Volts.
|20th February 2007, 04:25 AM
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Hi Sonusthree ,
Anything wrong with your schematics !!!
The 6 Volts regulators ground , NEEDS to be
connected to the ground , if not , the regulator
will float and the output will not be 6 Volts .
Pin 2 and pin 5 are tied to ..... ???
Please , verify all stuff again . Thanks .
|20th February 2007, 11:59 AM
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Here is the revised schematic. There may still be some errors but I think it is correct now.
|20th February 2007, 02:23 PM
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Hmm, Looks like a pair of cathode-followers, with a variable cathode load....
Varying the cathode-load will change the op. point and also increase/decrease its distortion and out-put impedance I believe....
Out of interest and because of this thread, Ive delved into low volts tube stuff and come up with a scheme Ill post later..At work currently, nothing interesting here!
Ive chosen a different valve to your 6SL7g/gt, Ive used the cheap and chearful computer triode 5687, which is a very popular pre-amp driver and has developed quite a following in the DIY 'scene'...
I chose this as it has a 6 and 12V heater option and very high 'pervayence' My little experiment has a gain-stage followed by cathode-follower O/P.-- Works well providing you keep its input below 800mV P-P or it will clip, otherwise its sound is fairly neutral.--It has a gain of around 10 ish, currently...
The Tubaliser scheme will have a negative gain of around .8 ish....
If I get the time, Ill play with the 6SL7 in the same scheme and tweak values to suit...
For the purposes of your 'Simulation' work, choose the ECC83 or 12AX7 in Proteus, while not the same as the SL7 its similar enough to work out whats happening, seeing you have such a 'drastic' fault...
I used the ECC88 for my 'sim' work in Proteus before building the breadboard with the 5687. It was similar enough at low volts to work out OK...
(To be quite honest, Its the first time Ive used the 'Simulator' in Proteus....!)
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|20th February 2007, 05:20 PM
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Alastair, I cannot thank you enough.
I chucked a 12AX7 into the sim and was able to see what is happening. I will, tonight, change all of the resistors in the software for realtime potentiometers. Why not?
I am a complete tube noob and this experience has been most enlightening. I know understand the biasing mechanism involved here. From the simulator (and your advice) I can see that it is a little 'off centre'. I believe that increasing the resistors around the 50K pot is the solution.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. I hope I'm not.
This theory also matches my experiences. When turning the pot clockwise (increasing resistance) the treble opens up and the distortion lessens. Turn it anti-clockwise and the treble goes and distortion increases.
Theoretically: 52K of resistance still distorts so I should probably try swapping the resistors (2.26K) for ~ 27K. If this works then I will perfect this value to give the most usable range with the pot.
The simulation seems rather inaccurate with regards to input amplitude and resulting gain but I'll just have to try it in the real world.
I will report back later.
Thanks again, and wish me luck.......
|20th February 2007, 08:32 PM
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Looked at your scheme again having delved into my own experiments....I was going to try a 6SL7 and 6SN7 in my scheme to see what would happen, but my soldering-iron has quit this life...Typical!
The 'Grid-Bias' resistors in your machine are 220K....
Ive found that at low volts, that the grid-bias resistors need to be below 100K for a good op point. I settled for 47K in my experiments.
Usual values for 'Normal' high-volts operation are around 1 to 2 Meg-Ohms...
The Proteus simulator will still 'say' it works without the grid-resistors in place, but it won't in the real-world, so treat everything in the sim with a little contempt........
If you increase the cathode-load resistance as you plan, this will reduce the amount of available current through the valve, ....At 12V, this is really a very tiny current already....
In my set-up, its just a couple of hundred Micro-amps, and that is with a valve that has comparatively Massive cathodes in comparison to the SL7, so huge area for electron-emission!....
With a 6SL7, and above 50 odd K cathode-load, I would be surprised if you got a few tens of micro-amps Your O/P impedance will also increase if you add resistance here-Not so good, H/F response could well suffer ...
Instead of adding resistance there, try putting a couple of 100K resistors accross the original 220K R6 and R5 grid-resistors rather than increasing the cathode-load. These resistors are'nt 'bootstrapped', as in my layout so will affect the input impedance a little but shouldnt be noticable unless you have a very high O/P impedance of your source-device (Very unlikely!)
If this helps, try going lower, say down to 60 odd K....At least this will increase the current through the valve without increasing its O/P impedance. The cathode voltage can be measured which will give you an idea of the current flow.......
Even if you were to place a short here, at 12V you wont damage the valve, as its normal HV operation it passes around 2-3mA...You will not get anywhere near that amount of current at 12V, so feel free to mess around there all you like!
Right, Now Im gonna try and copy out the scheme of my 12V amp and post it here... Ill add real-world voltage values at various places for interest--Im currently playing the TV sound through this bread-board and my OTL.....
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|20th February 2007, 09:16 PM
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well, here goes
Hopefully the schematic attached...
(Attaching that, took longer than designing the daft thing!)
N.B. Voltage measurement on Pin 7 (Grid) should read Minus 0.34V, not 0.34V
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|20th February 2007, 09:18 PM
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Update: My 4 week old soldering iron is starting to melt (plastic handle) and hiss. Not good!
I have just changed the 2.26K cathode load resistors to 30K (before I read this). Less distortion than before but still not completely gone. The pot now has less effect on the sound. I need to analyse the output on my soundcard to see what effect this has had.
The manufacturer once advised me to use 33K - 47K resistors in parallel with the 'Grid-Bias'. This helped but did not cure the problem. In the end I added a stereo pot across these resistors. The distortion lessened with resistance but never went entirely. At very low R, the low frequencies would begin to fade rapidly just as the clipping was!!!
I guess that I should probably adjust the 'Grid-Bias' resistors to the lowest possible before the L.F. response fades. and then try raising the 'cathode load' slightly.
Darn!!! My simulation seemed to indicate that increasing the cathode load was a good idea. How naive am I?
Could it be a combination of two or more things?
I'll be back with more results!!
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Nice large cactus salt and pepper shakers are made of hand painted glazed ceramic. They measure 3 1/2" tall and have their plastic stoppers. Perfect condition and would look wonderful in your southwestern theme kitchen. See my catalog for the matching cookie jar.
All Items : Cookie Jars : Pre 1990 item #630930 (stock #safn-9414)
This nice large ceramic cookie jar is made of hand painted glazed ceramic. In relief it has a desert scene of sand, saguaro, prickly pear and other cactus. The lid has a southwestern Indian design and has a barrel cactus for the knob. It measures 9 1/2" tall and is in perfect condition. I have nice large salt and pepper shakers listed in the catalog that match also.
All Items : Pottery and Stoneware : Art Pottery and Stoneware : Pre 1970 item #630927 (stock #safn-9413)
Unusual frog cookie jar made of native clay from Alaska. The brown & white varigated swirls remind you of some of our great southwestern pottery here in the US. The cookie jar is glazed. Measures 8 1/2" tall and is in perfect condition. Stamped on the bottom with a name (which I can't make out), and Mud Shack, Wasilla, Alaska. What a great collectible, for the cookie jar collector or for the frog lover.
All Items : Kitchen : Salt and Pepper Shakers : Pre 1980 item #630907 (stock #safn-9410)
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Wow! These are the largest crystal salt and pepper shakers I have ever seen. They measure 6 1/2" tall and are made of heavy crystal with a nice pressed pattern , with the chrome look plastic tops. These are great!!
All Items : Books and Publications : Pre 1990 item #630891 (stock #safn-9408)
Great childrens book of our classic American folk tales such as Paul Bunyan, Johnny Appleseed, Pocahontas, John Henry, Davy Crockett, Pecos Bill, ect. This large colorful book measures 10" x 13 1/4". Consists of 8 famous tales. It is a collabration of 8 different illustrators to make these tales spring to life for the young reader. 56 big and beautiful pages. The book is mint, but the dust jacket has a rip that came from being stored. The hardcover is illustrated identical to the dust jacket.Pu...
All Items : Books and Publications : Children's : Pre 1990 item #630880 (stock #safn-9407)
Another nice childrens book in mint condition! this one has 48 diffrent poems and each page has colorful lavish illustrations. Illustrated by Richard Bernal, Mark Corcoran,Debbie Dieneman, Gary Gianni, John Gurney, Barbara Lanza, T. Lewis, Michael Montgomery, Robyn Officer, Karen Pritchett, Jim Robinson, and Jada Rowland, Whew!! 56 pages of fun wonderment for your child. Book is hard cover and measures 10" x 13 1/4". Never been read. Published 1990.
All Items : Books and Publications : Children's : Pre 1990 item #630873 (stock #safn-9406)
This book is complete MINT condition with dust jacket. This nice book measures 9 1/2" x 12 1/8" and has 112 pages of stories and color illustrations. Every page has an illustration! Edited by William J. Bennett and illustrated by Michael Hague. There is 31 story selections from Aesop and Robert Frost as well as George Wahingtons life, as well as Native American and African folklore. The stories were selected to help parents introduce their children to the essentials of good character, courage, p...
All Items : Kitchen : Salt and Pepper Shakers : Pre 1940 item #630758 (stock #safn-9405)
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This is a very collectible ethnic set of salt and pepper shakers. The native India couple are wearing turbans and genie pants. All they need is their magic carpet and they would fit into an old Alladin movie. Made of hand painted ceramic and measures 3 3/4" tall. Stamped with red Japan stamp, and have no corks. No chips or cracks.
All Items : Glassware : Depression : Companies : Heisey : Pre 1920 item #630692 (stock #mm-22)
Single tall candle holder, we believe is hiesey glass though there is no mark. Measures 8" tall and has a lovely thick flower cutting on the stick area and a six sided band cutting at the base. No chips or cracks. There are a few bubbles. This is a very nice quality candle stick.
Creamy colored fine china trinket box by Lenox. dated 1998. Oval box with lid has an all over fruit design with a simple gold trim. Measures 2 1/2" by 3" and is about 1 1/2" deep. Like new condition, just perfect.
All Items : Glassware : Depression : Patterns : Pre 1960 item #630655 (stock #mm-79)
A very lovely piece of quality crystal in the wexford pattern. The glass bowl portion measures 10" in diameter with a ruffled edge. It sits on a solid brass stand that has three legs which are fantasy style dolphins. Overall measures 5 3/4" tall. Perfect condition. A very unusual addition to your wexford pieces. It will be the talk of your table setting.
All Items : Glassware : Depression : Companies : Fostoria : Pre 1920 item #630647 (stock #MM-38)
Large and lovely Fairfax dessert bowl with bow handles. Fostoria made this item from 1929 -1940. The bowl is 2 1/2" deep and is a pretty topaz yellow. Wonderful condition. I have another smaller soup bowl that is identical, listed in my catalog.


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Just look at the title:Since a all out ban is not going to happen, instead lets just chip away until we have what we want.Gun control need not be all or nothing
This is a discussion on Gun Control Advocates Can Seem Reasonable within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally printed in the Denver Post. http://www.marionstar.com/article/20...nclick_check=1 The tell: "After all, banning high-capacity gun magazines doesnt threaten the right to bear arms."...
Originally printed in the Denver Post.
The tell:
"After all, banning high-capacity gun magazines doesnt threaten the right to bear arms."
"I'm set up to play a game right now. However, I doubt most people would want to get into a gun fight with me."
Rob Leatham
Just look at the title:Since a all out ban is not going to happen, instead lets just chip away until we have what we want.Gun control need not be all or nothing
Freedom doesn't come free. It is bought and paid for by the lives and blood of our men and women in uniform.
USAF Retired
NRA Life Member
Gun Control starts not with wide sweeping legislation or law, but by encroaching inch by inch, piece by piece, not so much that one might take notice, but it does it in a way that creeps up on you, and then one day you wake up and realize that the rights and freedoms that you had are no longer.
By the time the average person realizes it, its too late, the right is lost.
First, its the evil "high capacity" magazine that gets banned because no one really "needs" it. So we go from 14, to 10, to 6 and then guess what? Eventually they all go away. Ot the evil "assault" weapon that no one needs except for the police or the military, no sane person would otherwise want one. Not long after that, its any semi automatic weapon,because people that have never hunted know that only lever actions or pumps or all that you need.
At some point in time, gun ownership will be reduced to single shot guns and double barrelled shotguns because anything else is an unfair advantage to the game. When a mass murder takes place with a shotgun because that about all thats left, then they too will be banned. Then the rulers in power will declare that personal defense is not a reason to own a gun and the act of self defense with any weapons will be made illegal, and we'll see people that harm burgulars in their own homes in the wee hours of the morning do jail time for having the audacity to defend themselves.
Sound far fetched? Cant happen here?
It can happen anywhere.
One only has to look at Great Britian for a look into the future.
Universal Background Checks...the next step towards registration and confiscation.
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It is called incrementalism...just like the guy on the highway trying to nudge you out of your lane bit by bit. You either honk your horn to get their attention or eventually you surrender the lane (firearm rights).
It can happen anywhere, and already has in many nations of the world.
"I'm set up to play a game right now. However, I doubt most people would want to get into a gun fight with me."
Rob Leatham
It is a bit like matter...2 diametrically opposed ideas cannot occupy the same space. Whichever idea has the greater strength and purpose will take the space. The NRA is good but the ballot box is better.
Gun control is an addiction, just a little bit is never enough.
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
"Don't forget, incoming fire has the right of way."
Hóka-héy! Crazy Horse
IMHO, The RKBA is like NATO -- an attack on one is an attack on all.
In the lobbying work, I am continually disappointed by those who claim to support the RKBA, yet say "Why would one "need" an "x"? I support and [fill in the blank with "hunt", "shoot clays", "shoot paper", "own a gun", "my husband owns a gun", etc] but I don't need..."
Some are intentionally controllers using sophistry as a means of deception.
Others are just out of touch and self-centered, IMHO.
There is an old saying, "Some make things happen. Some watch things happen. Others haven't got a clue what's happening." IMHO, if one believes in the RKBA one need to be in the some-make-things-happen group. Otherwise... too late!
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I'm just one root in a grassroots organization. No one should assume that I speak for the VCDL.
I am neither an attorney-at-law nor I do play one on television or on the internet. No one should assumes my opinion is legal advice.
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Destry Rides Again (1939)
Destry Rides Again (1939) is a popular and marvelous Western comedy spoof/farce from Universal Pictures. Director George Marshall parodies and satirizes the classic Western with its stereotypical elements - a lawless Western town with a saloon and a sheriff, with three saloon/musical numbers! The film's well-paced, brisk screenplay by Felix Jackson, Gertrude Purcell and Henry Myers was based on Jackson's original screen story, suggested by Max Brand's novel of the same name.
This pulp story was filmed multiple times; first released in 1932 with legendary star Tom Mix in his first sound picture, and later in 1954 with Audie Murphy. The Western film genre was a first for both James Stewart and Dietrich - in a perfect example of inspired casting and image reversal. Stewart plays the role of an atypical, pacifist, unarmed Western hero and the usually glamorous seductress Dietrich is a sultry saloon entertainer-trouper post-von Sternberg. It was Dietrich's first film after becoming an American citizen - and appropriately, it was an American western. The film lacked a single Academy Award nomination in one of filmdom's most famous years.The Story
In the film's pre-credits opening sequence, a sign reading "WELCOME TO BOTTLENECK" is shot up. Bullets smash a whiskey bottle next to the sign and another one that is tied and hanging from the sign. [A real bottleneck is left swaying.] The camera pans right across a 'Boot-Hill' cemetery and scenes of the brawling, wild frontier town of Bottleneck, characterized by fist fights and lawlessness. The credits play, accompanied by Frank Skinner's thrilling stagecoach music, ending with a view of the LAST CHANCE SALOON. There is complete mayhem in the wicked town - raucous riders shoot their guns into the sky and gallop on horseback into the gambling bar through swinging doors.
In a series of economical shots in the film's first few minutes, most of the major characters in the cast are introduced or glimpsed. A crane takes the camera up above the front porch into a dissolve through the lighted windows on the second floor, where a crooked card game is in progress. The saloon's owner is gambler and slick rogue Kent (Brian Donlevy) - his face obscured by his tilted hat, setting up a rancher/farmer named Lem Claggett (Tom Fadden) in a poker game.
Kent deals himself out of the next hand after losing - a calculated move, and wanders around on the upper interior hallway of the saloon - his steely-eyed dominance and control of the saloon are evident. He hits the agitated bartender Loupgerou (Billy Gilbert) on the back of the head with a half-eaten apple, signaling him to notify his star attraction to join him upstairs. The camera pans down the long bar, first hearing the famous Dietrich voice. It finds the back of lusty, tawdry, saloon singer and hostess/bad girl Frenchy (Marlene Dietrich) - she turns to face the camera in a close-up. Responding to Kent, she winks at him - and at the camera, and rolls her own cigarette. She is already singing the rousing Western number "Little Joe the Wrangler" with a whiskey, monotoned, deep-throated voice - a ribald elegy for a unlucky cowboy.
Little Joe, Little Joe
Oh, whatever become of him, I don't know
Oh, he sure did like his liquor
And it would have got his ticker
But the sheriff got him quicker - yeeha!
Little Joe, Little Joe
Oh, wherever his body lies, I don't know
When the yellow moon was beamin'
He could wrangle like a demon
And you'd always hear him screamin' - yeeha!
Little Joe, Little Joe
Oh, whatever he's doing now, I don't know
He had women by the dozen
And he swore they woz his cousins
Till he met up with their husbands - yeeha!
After belting out the song, Frenchy demonstrates how she answers to no man - except Kent. She throws a glass of whiskey into the face of Russian emigre Boris Callahan (Mischa Auer) after he appreciatively slaps her fanny. He reacts positively by nibbling on the wet liquid on his face and lips. Further along, she pushes aside another boisterous dancer. She moves across the room to town drunk and banjo-player Washington Dimsdale (Charles Winninger), who is so soused that the first view of him is of his hand grasping to steal a bottle of whiskey from underneath a table. When the town's rumpot is detected, he proceeds into an innocent-sounding reprise of the Little Joe song. The black top-hatted, corrupt, tobacco-chewing town Mayor Judge Slade (Samuel S. Hinds) who plays checkers with himself, observes the action.
After being recruited upstairs, Kent gives Frenchy a coded request: "I could use a little touch of that rabbit's foot of yours." Claggett boasts about his winning luck: "He'll need more than a rabbit's foot to catch up with me. I'm more than likely to own this whole she-bang before the night's over. Then you'll be working for me, Frenchy." She offers sandwiches and hot coffee to the players in the upstairs cardroom as they gamble during the next deal: "It's all or nothing, I always say." Knowing he has a unbeatable hand of three aces, Claggett bets his 3,000 acre ranch and 1,500 head of cattle worth at least $10,000. Suddenly, Frenchy purposely spills a cup of hot coffee into his lap - allowing enough time for the cards to be switched. Claggett is victimized by Kent's professional cohorts, knocked out, and dragged from the room: "You were bluffin' and you were called." The villainous saloon owner congratulates his lovely partner for executing their land-grabbing scheme:
Kent: Nice work, honey.
Frenchy: Practice makes perfect.
Kent: Well that does it. This gives us a solid strip of land right across the valley.
Frenchy: And what do we do now?
Cowboy: Nothin', until those cattlemen try to drive their herds through without payin'.
Bugs Watson (Allen Jenkins): How many steers will come through?
Kent: Last year, there were 350,000. Now if we charge 'em twenty-five cents a head, that makes...$87,500.
Bugs: Now that's money.
Frenchy: We're rich!
Gyp Watson (Warren Hymer): I'll get my gal's teeth plugged with diamonds and just set and watch her smile. (Frenchy stuffs the signed-over deed to the land into her low-cut dress)
Kent: (as he grabs the paper) I'll take care of that.
Frenchy: (She takes some gold coins from the poker game and drops them down the front of her dress.) I'd rather have cash - in the bank.
[A potentially-famous line of dialogue was eliminated by censors, although the action remains. The censored line was delivered by Gyp: "There's gold in them thar hills!"]
Cheated out of his property, Claggett is dumped on the ground outside the Last Chance Saloon. When Bottleneck's Sheriff Keogh (Joe King) hears Claggett's tale ("Why that low-down skunk sucked me into betting my ranch and cattle and then switched cards on me"), he intervenes on Claggett's behalf: "I've been waiting a long time to catch up with that tin-horn." He accuses Kent of switching cards in the poker game: "I am to find out from Kent why he's turnin' that poker game into a land-grab business." As Keogh storms upstairs to confront the saloon owner, Frenchy conspires with tiny-bespectacled Mayor Slade during a partner-less game of checkers. During their conversation, the Sheriff's death take place offscreen - two shots are fired and they both look toward the sound of the upstairs gunfire:
Frenchy: I still serve the best coffee in Bottleneck.
Slade: What did Keogh have on his mind?
Frenchy: Oh, he was just getting a little curious about that real-estate business.
Slade: I think I'll have to buy an option on his curiosity. (Two shots are heard from upstairs)
Frenchy: I think you'll have to buy yourself a whole new sheriff - if you can find one.
In her dressing room, Frenchy's chattering black maid Clara (Lillian Yarbo) cowers like "a mass of quiverin' flesh" from the "boomin' and the bangin' of them there pop-guns," although Frenchy is accustomed to gun violence in Bottleneck: "What do you expect in a town like this?" Frenchy bends over and empties her bustier of gold coins:
Clara: What's comin' up? A new gold rush?
Frenchy: We never got anything like that in New Orleans, did we?
Clara: Maybe so, maybe so, but it was a heap more peaceful. I'd like to sink my teeth into some good ol' Louisiana oysters.
When Frenchy is called to the stage for her next number, she seductively and cynically chirps about the saloon customers:
The longer they wait, the better they like it.
In the smoky atmosphere of the saloon stage, Frenchy performs You've Got That Look (That Leaves Me Weak) in a low register, while wearing feather boas a la Mae West:
All I do is dine with 'em and split a pint of wine with 'em
Respectable as can be. Yet here's what they say to me.
You've got that look, that look that leaves me weak.
You with your eyes-across-the-table technique.
You've got that look, that look between the lines
You with your let's-get-more-than-friendly designs
I should be brave and say, let's have no more of this
But oh what's the use when you know I love it.
You'll only kill my will before I speak
So turn on that low left-hook, that look that leaves me weak...
During the song, the camera cuts back and forth between close-ups of Frenchy and a sexually-excited Boris. At one point, his eyes roll upward into his head and he embraces a wooden post next to him. Later, he sprays a deck of cards and kisses the post, and then appears embarrassed by his ejaculatory responses. Further evidence of her turn-on power is exhibited when an excited admirer fires both his pistols into the air.
In a politically-sounding announcement, Kent has arranged for the criminal Mayor to nominate/appoint hard-drinking Dimsdale to be the new sheriff for the now-vacant position.
Fellow citizens, our esteemed sheriff, Mr. Joseph Keogh, has been suddenly called out of town on urgent business. He'll be gone permanent. So it becomes necessary for me to appoint somebody to fill out the unexpired term. Therefore, with the power conferred on me by Statute number 85-E and other statutes thereunto appertaining, I do hereby appoint to the post of Sheriff that paragon of courage, that credit to his community, the pride of Bottleneck, Mr. Washington Dimsdale.
The crowd is stunned for a moment, and then bursts into uproarious laughter. As the camera elbows its way through the crowd, Dimsdale is found unconscious and lying on the floor. Frenchy stirs him with a glass of whiskey in the face, and he mechanically begins strumming Little Joe. Kent orders "drinks on the house" to celebrate the appointment. Bartender Loupgerou repeats a familiar refrain as he slides glasses of whiskey down the counter:
I set 'em up and you drink 'em down. I set 'em up and you drink 'em down....(A cut-away to a befuddled Dimsdale)...This is getting monotonous.
Dimsdale takes a swig of the free whiskey from a bottle, but then spits it out. Taking his new position seriously, Dimsdale reforms himself and smashes the bottle to the floor: "Then I'm off the liquor. A man has gotta choose between the bottle and the badge." Boris likewise drops his glass to the floor to indicate his affinity to the lawman. The bartender does a double-take: "Aw, he didn't say that, or did he?" The "strong-minded" new sheriff shouts to the mocking crowd:
Dimsdale: Shut up, you fools. But I'm tellin' you, this town of Bottleneck has gotta respect law and order or I'll put everybody in jail.
Slade: The Sheriff's right. Now you can see why I chose such a strong-minded man.
Kent: We're all with ya, Sheriff. If you need any help, I'll be your deputy.
At one time before he became the town drunkard, the banjo strummer had served as deputy for famous Marshal Destry ("When I was Destry's deputy, I was good with guns, you know. I was equal to any emergency...They don't know what a big man I was. I was Tom Destry's deputy..."). To their utter surprise, he unexpectedly sobers up and informs everyone that he is now hiring and importing the great Tom Destry's son as deputy to clean up the town:
Dimsdale: I want a deputy like I was when Destry was my boss. Why we handled a much tougher and ornery crowd than I see present. Why when we started shootin', they ran out of town so fast, the breeze from their coat-tails set off a scythe of a windmill.
Frenchy: But Destry is dead.
Cowboy: That makes him the right man for the job.
2nd Cowboy: Saves us a lot of trouble.
Dimsdale: Is that so? Well, young Tom ain't dead and his father brought him up to be the toughest and fighting-est man that ever growed up in the West. He ain't got as big a name as his pa, but he cleaned up Tombstone. And I'm sendin' for him to be my deputy. And when he gets here, Destry will ride again!
The scene cuts to pairs of running horses' legs, attached by harnesses to a rumbling stagecoach on the way to Bottleneck. Inside the Pioneer Stage Line coach is Thomas Jefferson Destry (James Stewart) [a reference to the famous 3rd President and to the recent role Stewart had played in another 1939 film Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - Jefferson Smith], the son of a legendary frontier peacekeeper, called upon to help him tame the town as the new deputy lawman. The pleasant young man spends his time carving wooden napkin rings as a hobby to calm his nerves: "You'd be surprised at the genuine rage you can work off just by carvin' a little piece of wood like that." One of his fellow passengers, a cattleman named Jack Tyndall (Jack Carson) is baffled by the unarmed deputy's pacifism: "Are you sure your name is Destry?" It's a common question for the namesake of the famous deceased lawman: "Folks is always askin' me that."


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Today, inspired by this post on worldofjulie.com, I decided that I, the owner of a brand new KitchenAid mixer, could make bagles and it would be really cool! To my knowlege, since Bagful of Bagels closed, there is just nowhere to get a good bagel.
So, armed with a set of fliker photos with instructions on how to use your mixer to make bagels I started out. It seemed pretty easy.
At thi point I figured I really had nothing to lose, so I just started randomly adding gluten and bread flour. And more gluten. More gluten. Some bread flour. A little more flour. More gluten. Pretty soon I actually had a ball of dough, so I continued with the recipe, such that it was. I shaped them, as best as I could with the stickyness. Then boiled them (for too long it seems) and then baked them.
The entire process took 4 hours. I KNOW! Here's the result:
If you look closely, you can see where there are uncooked middles, and they are just not that good. However, Sean said he liked them, even with their problems, and I did eat two of them with cream cheese. I now feel like I have rocks in my tummy.
Other than that, my weekend is basically over. I still need to vacuum, but that's it. Walk the dogs, maybe. And then think about dinner. All I've eaten today is bread and cookies, and so now I'm craving something good for me.


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Yes, colors are washed out and brightened. Viewing it in Chrome. They should act upon it quickly!
I use Firefox on a Mac and the colors are wrong. maupa
PC here.
After the video is finished, when you press replay, it starts loading/buffering video again.. so you have to wait again, and that loading box is incredibly annoying, just as that pixelated image at the start.
it is really like a joking : )
youtube is the best.
I'm using Chrome, love the new player.
Dear Devs,
First of all I appreciate the efforts you guys have put in to this project. I can't really grasp why you would update the video player, but you must have had your reasons. Improve the user experience by updating the video player can be a positive thing.
For me, the player runs a lot smoother and loads videos faster.On the other hand it also:
- Misses a continious timecode, which is crucial for potential buyers.
- Displays a graphically distorted preview image just before playing.
- The red colored UI is way out of line with everything else on VideoHive, which is all grey and yellow. (And christmas time is really over now )
- Full screen is a great option if we could upload previews in HD, but it is to my understanding that we can't do this. Now full screen only pixelates/stretches every video.
- The sound only adjusts when you release your mouse button 'dragging' the volume up or down is no longer possible. You first have to release the mouse button in order for the player to respond.
- When pausing the video and hovering your mouse of the white placeholder(the thick white line surrounding the video) the play button turns black&white.
- When pausing the video and hovering your mouse of the rest of the website, the play button turns black&red.
Once again, your efforts are really appreciated. However in upgrading the video player, some things really went down the wrong way. These things happen naturally and upgrading things to the next level is a process of testing and trying. I can only hope this is not the final version of the new video player. If this player maintains the smooth playback and gets some of the features fixed which were listed above, it would be perfect(for me at least).
Safari in Mac & Chrome in Windows are giving me trouble
Thanks Devs,
The new UI interface is no longer red and looks great now.
In addition the total timecode is back again!
Keep upgrading the new video player
Now new player is good.


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Even more importantly though, has been the ability of this group to demonstrate upon the physical plane what it means to apply the teachings fully in working together, in unison, as a group of individuals, each and every one of whom demonstrates the one objective and one purpose; namely, group endeavour leading to group-consciousness -- the ultimate and definitive journey of the true warrior.
This was the start of the retreats run by Théun Mares.
Théun, assisted by his man of action, Russell Braithwaite, started running these retreats in 2000. At the beginning, there were four retreats per year, in March and September, held in two centres, England and the United States. In order to support the apprentices in the period between retreats, Théun also developed an e-forum in which he gave ongoing guidance to those who were sincere in wanting to learn to become warriors. Initially, because of the practicalities involved, as well as the restraints on Théun's time, there were three groups belonging to this e-forum: the UK group, the North American group, and the Russian group. However, as the apprentices started to gain a greater understanding of the teachings, Théun amalgamated the three groups into one.
In order to accelerate the apprentices' progress in learning to work together in an inclusive, rather than in an isolated, manner, Théun started to encourage apprentices from the three groups to attend retreats on a student exchange basis. This proved so successful that Théun was very soon able to stop the retreats in North America and hold only the retreats in England, which meant that all his apprentices now travelled to the same retreats. The consequences of this were not only that the apprentices benefited enormously from collectively calling forth far more in-depth guidance from Théun, but also that they started to foster amongst themselves the very real feeling of being, and working together as, one group of apprentices.
The results achieved by the formation of the group
In the eight years that Théun ran these retreats, he consistently increased the level of self-discipline and ruthlessly instilled in his apprentices a very deep-seated and real sense of impeccability and integrity. Needless to say, these have fostered in the apprentices a much deeper understanding of the teachings, and as a result, have inspired in them a genuine love of living the Warrior's Path, the effects of which have resulted in that sense of camaraderie and closeness which comes from sharing in each other's battles and challenges. Today the apprentices working within this group regard themselves as much more of a family in nature, rather than just another group of apprentices.
Content of the new website archive
An inevitable result of such a large group of people calling forth guidance on a daily basis is that the e-forum Théun formed for this group now holds a vast amount of Toltec material that is of an individually-tailored nature, and which does not appear in the books written by Théun. Examples of such material not in the books are; detailed teachings on concepts such as how to work with one's Direction (Easterly Dreamer, Man of Action, etc.), how to work with one's Predilection (Stalker or Dreamer), as well as how to work with one's Shortcoming and the expression of that shortcoming. But by far the most valuable aspects of the teachings contained in this archive are the examples of dedicated apprentices calling forth the guidance they need in learning to live the impeccable and power-filled life of the true warrior.
Therefore contained in this archive are the many examples of apprentices calling forth guidance on particular challenges they have faced in their lives. Also contained in the database are articles written by the apprentices of Théun demonstrating their understanding of the guidance, how they applied the guidance, what results they achieved, and what they learned as a result of all this.
In addition the archive also contains the substantial volume of teachings from the courses that Théun wrote for the Institute for the Study of Man, headed by Elizabeth Schnugh, a highly-experienced teacher of the Toltec tradition, as well as all the teachings he imparted to Elizabeth personally in teaching these courses to her.
This website contains all of the above-mentioned material and much more. Needless to say, this material is augmented by having the books written by Théun available online for the apprentices working with this website. Although the books in themselves remain an extremely valuable source of the Toltec teachings as presented by Théun, the material contained in this website forms the most valuable tool possible for the sincere student of the Toltec teachings who wishes to understand how to apply the teachings, as presented in the books, in a truly meaningful and practical way to his or her everyday life.
What this website offers apprentices
This teaching facility is unique, in that it enables students to find the answers they are seeking through working with the vast amount of teaching material contained in the database of this website. Should students using the database not find the answers they are seeking, they are able to call forth guidance from the group who worked for many years under Théun's guidance.
What adds even more to the unique nature, as well as the practical value of this teaching facility, is the fact that the group who worked under Théun's guidance is comprised of professionals from all walks of life. These members of the group are experienced enough in the Toltec teachings to be able to offer apprentices using the teaching facility expert guidance from the Toltec perspective, in a wide variety of professional areas, should they need it.
Everything you will experience on Toltec Legacy is not a virtual reality. Instead it is a reality, albeit a reality different from the common perception of reality, and is the culmination of the work of generations of Toltecs and their apprentices across millennia. So too are the people behind the Toltec Legacy website. The contents of the website are likewise based upon the real experience of real people treading the Warrior's Path.


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text: Norbert Dunai in the civil life- was an aspiring DJ ever since hes seen the first turntable in his life. Started out in the junior high years, when he was the lead organizer of school, birthday and all other kind of parties. He was only 16 at his first techno party and he started buying records right after. 2000. November Balkan Beat Brothers event @ Robinson is one of the most memorable event in his career, Sur-prises warm-up, Garfield breaks, Gunters tribal drums and Polis hypnotic house set left a deep impression and from that point on hes got involved with his idolized DJs. Started out pro..Dave Van N's biography Dave Van N Musician


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I am relativley new to the sport of duck hunting. But over just one season have become addicted. However, we have no real good hunting in central Misouri. I do have close to 700 acres that is managed for deer and turkey. In the past 10 years we have only taken 9 bucks off the property and they have ranged from 137"-201". (yes 201" non-typical with a bow) The turkey population is great as well with some big ol' easterns running around. I will attach a few pics of some deer that have been killed.
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Spy Shots: Land Rover Freelander testing with Chery engine in China
July 15, 2013 by Joey Wang
Spy shots showing a Land Rover Freelander with a Chery engine under the bonnet testing in China. The Freelander will be made in China by the new Chery-JLR joint venture that will also make the Evoque and a yet unknown Jaguar sedan.
Jaguar XJS Convertible pops up in China
May 27, 2013 by Tycho de Feijter
A very pretty and very blue Jaguar XJS Convertible, seen in front of the Yanmingdao Park in the great city of Nanchang in Jiangxi Province. The owner of the speedy British sled is a member of a local supercar club. On the left a Hummer H2 in white.
Patent Applied: super stretched Jaguar XJ for the Chinese car market
May 9, 2013 by W.E. Ning
China's patent bureau has leaked again, showing drawings of a patent application for a stretched Jaguar XJ with a raised roof. It seems to be extended by at least a meter. The vehicle is completely redesigned from the B-pillar on, with the roof gradually raising and most of the extension happening behind the C-pillar.
Jaguar XF is shiny purple in China
February 10, 2013 by Tycho de Feijter
Here we have a shiny purple Jaguar XF sedan, seen in the great city of Wuhan in Hubei Province. What a Wrap! Beautifully applied over the bumpers and mirrors, just like we like to see it best! Note wrap work around the head lights, that ain't not an easy job. Grille standard chrome, cool enough, but would have been better in… Read more »
China becomes the biggest market for Jaguar Land Rover
January 16, 2013 by Joey Wang
British-based luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has announced that China has overtaken Britain to become its largest market, with 71,940 cars sold in the country last year.
According to figures released by Jaguar Land Rover on Sunday night, the company sold 357,773 vehicles in 2012, up by 30 percent year-on-year thanks to strong market performances in Britain, China and the United States.
Jaguar Land Rover looking for Growth in China
January 15, 2013 by Joey Wang
A senior executive of British luxury automaker Jaguar Land Rover said on Monday that the automaker was looking forward to further expanding in the Chinese market, as it had become the company's biggest market.
The global auto industry had not entirely walked out of the 2008 financial crisis despite constant improvements, but Chinese market had seen robust growth, eclipsing other countries, Phil Popham, Jaguar Land Rover's director for group sales operations, told Xinhua in an interview during the ongoing 2013 North American International Auto Show.
Jaguar F-Type launched on the China auto market
November 27, 2012 by Joey Wang
The new Jaguar F-Type has been launched on the China auto market. Price starts at 1.04 million yuan and ends at 1.54 million yuan. Engines: 3.0 Supercharged V6 with 380hp and the mighty 5.0 Supercharged V8 with 500hp. The F-Type sits price-wise in a black hole, nearest competition comes from the Porsche 911 (1.47 – 2.35) and the Mercedes-Benz SL (1.19 – 1.99). The F-Type is only the second Jaguar sportscar available in China after the current XK, which so far hasn't been a great success. Via: Sohu.
Spotted in China: Jaguar XJ6 in Red
November 7, 2012 by Tycho de Feijter
A very fine Jaguar XJ6 in red, seen in a narrow street not far from my home in Beijing. The 'XJ140' XJ6 was made from 1986 until 1994 and never officially exported to China, but some came in grey or via diplomatic channels. This particular Jaguar XJ6 is the American version which had round head lamps, the European XJ6 came with square head lamps.
Spotted in China: Daimler V8 in blue
September 29, 2012 by Tycho de Feijter
China's annual October Holiday has started today, the whole country will be on the move, eating and drinking with the family and then back home again. There won't be much new news until next Friday so we will post extra many stories on strange and beautiful cars. Like this perfect Daimler V8 seen on a parking lot in front of a 'business club' near my house in Beijing! Wadde style these automachines had, looking royal in dark blue with fat tires and loads of chrome all over.
JLR-Chery will set up joint venture brand in China
September 25, 2012 by Joey Wang
New news on the Jaguar Land-Rover – Chery joint venture. Earlier on we heard the combination will start making cars in 2014. They will make the Freelander, Evoque and a yet unknown Jaguar sedan. Chinese press reports today that there is much more. Read more »


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Sept. 24, 2013
By Brian Rice KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-- Phillip Fulmer returned Tuesday to the field where he spent most of his fall afternoons for the better part of 40 years. The former Tennessee player, assistant and head coach made his first appearance at Haslam Field since leaving the program at the end of the 2008 season.
Fulmer, who won 152 games at UT from 1992-2008 and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2012, took up current Vol head coach Butch Jones on his offer to become involved in the program he helped mold.
"It's good to be back," Fulmer said while watching position groups go through drills. "I'm just here to be supportive. Butch certainly has brought a good spirit to the team, to the practice field. It's obvious he cares about Tennessee."
As a Tennessee native and student-athlete, it came naturally to Fulmer to convey the meaning of being a Volunteer and representing the state to his teams. Seeing the way Jones has embraced that meaning and put in the effort to share it with his players left Fulmer impressed.
"I like the fact that he's preaching to the kids that we're not trying to build a tradition, we're trying to get one back," he said. "I had the opportunity to speak to the kids and tried to reiterate a little bit of that and what they represent, the great payers and things that have been here that have been so really special to this place."
Jones was equally excited to have Fulmer on campus and available to his team.
"He means so much to our football program," Jones said. "To have an individual of that, he's a part of this great football program. I think our players really enjoyed it, I know I did and our staff did."
The challenges that Jones faces this season follow a familiar path that Fulmer was faced with in his time at UT. In 2000 and 2004, Tennessee entered fall camp with uncertainty at the quarterback position, with upperclassmen with limited game experience battling talented freshmen for playing time. But it wasn't those battles, eventually won by Casey Clausen and Erik Ainge, that struck a chord with Fulmer when compared to Team 117. It was a 1994 team that emerged from early adversity to win on the field and a place in his heart.
"I told them today that a team that I had that was 1-3 at the beginning of the year, and as it turned out ended up being one of my favorite teams," Fulmer said of the 1994 squad that rallied from the slow start to win seven of its final eight games, including shutouts of Kentucky and Vanderbilt and a victory over Virginia Tech in the Gator Bowl. "That team laid the foundation for what turned out to be the best era in Tennessee modern history. That's this team's goal, to be the very best they can be daily, and that's exactly what Butch said to them in his meetings today. I think he's exactly on the right page and hopefully we'll continue getting better and better."
"He definitely had everyone's attention," Jones said of the message that Fulmer delivered to the team prior to practice. "When he speaks, there's a presence about him, he commands respect. He had a great message of not only what it means to play at Tennessee, but about some of the teams that have played here in the past and the expectation that we have here."
The passion that he has for the program was evident in Fulmer's eyes as he looked out over Haslam Field from the sidelines. He relished the opportunity to be back home on the field, supporting the school that gave him so much.
"It was a little emotional, being the first time back," Fulmer said. "I'm glad to be here. As I've told them, any way I can help."