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Scientific Staff Highlights Archive
May 2010
LPI Scientist Runs Geophysical Survey Expedition
Dr. David Kring, led a team of faculty and graduate students from the University of Houston and the University of Texas-Austin in a series of geophysical surveys (seismic, radar, and magnetic) of Meteor Crater, Arizona. The investigations, which will be integral to several M.S. theses, include studies of fault and fracture systems produced during that meteorite impact, and of the thickness and distribution of the ejecta blanket produced by the impact.
LPI Scientist Organizes Instrument Team Meeting
Dr. P. Spudis organized and attended a science team meeting for the Mini-RF radar science instrument/experiment on the Lunar Reconaissance Orbiter (LRO) spacecraft. Dr. Spudis is a co-I for that instrument, which has provided strong evidence of abundance ice near the Moon's poles. The meeting included field studies of relevant sites, including the Meteor Crater (led by LPI scientist Dr. David Kring) and the SP cinder cone volcano. For more information, see Dr. Spudis' blog entry.
LPI Scientist Appointed at French University
Dr. S. Clifford began an appointment as an Invited Professor at the Laboratoire de Planétologie de Grenoble, Université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France. Dr. Clifford will be working with Drs. W. Koffman and A. Herique (and their students) on geologic and hydrologic investigations of Mars using orbital sounding radar.
LPI Science Staff Research Progress – May 2010
Filiberto J., Dasgupta R., Kiefer W. S., Kirchoff M. R., and Treiman A.H. (in press) High pressure, near-liquidus phase equilibria of the Home Plate basalt Fastball and melting in the martian mantle. Geophysical Research Letters.
Shoshana Z. Weider, Ian A. Crawford, and Katherine H. Joy (in press) Individual lava flow thicknesses in oceanus procellarum and mare serenitatis determined from clementine multispectral data. Icarus, doi:10.1016/j.icarus.2010.05.010

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I am a 23-year-old athletic woman (5'6'', 125 lbs) and, as such, I had a pretty small chest (32B or 34A, depending on the bra). I always hoped that my chest would grow as I matured, but it never happened. After a few years of contemplating surgery, I decided I was going to give nature a little boost. I did lots and lots of a research (my boyfriend was even tired of me showing him pictures of boobs!!) and after a few consultations with different doctors, I decided to trust my body and my health to Dr. Hagan at the Vanderbilt University Cosmetic Surgery Center. The center is great, from the receptionist Emily to Dr. Hagan and his nurses. Even after the surgery was scheduled, they encouraged me to come in and play around with the different implant sizes to be sure that I was content with my choice. I decided on 339cc silicone implants to be placed under the muscle through the inframammary fold. Having done so much research I thought I knew what to expect for recovery, but I was wrong. It was more painful than I expected, but mainly because I am not good at sitting pretty. I wanted to move around and try to get back to normal, probably before I should have. Word of warning: lifting the toilet lid, opening/closing doors, opening drawers, putting on clothes, washing your face/hair/anything, driving, basically anything where you move your arms HURTS. That said, the pain subsided within the first week or two, and I went back to work after the first week. The feelings of pain turned into feelings of awkwardness... I had random and brief shocks of what I think was nerve re-growth. Day by day I felt more normal, and my new breasts seemed like they belonged to me all along. Remember to leave room for your breasts when going about ordinary tasks -- I accidently hit my friend in his head with my breast when I got up from our dinner table and walked behind him. I also shocked a customer at work with my boob when I didn't give myself enough room to get by, and believe me, that hurt. The extra inch or two of growth really makes a difference! Overall, I would have to say, this is the best thing I have ever done for myself. My self-confidence has grown and I am finally filling out clothes the way I have always wanted to. I feel so much more womanly. If you are going to do it, really think it through, do lots of research, and make sure you pick a caring person to take care of you because you are annoyingly helpless for the first week (my boyfriend did a great job).
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I am a 23-year-old athletic woman (5'6'', 125 lbs)...
The biggie for me was that Dr. Hagan listened to what I wanted. He did not try to tell me to go big (like a lot of surgeons will), but instead he told me his opinion of what sizes I was considering. He also was willing to sit down with me and go over his hundreds of before-and-after photos to determine what look I was going for. Out of all the surgeons I researched, Dr. Hagan had the most consistent work. Plus, some of his nurses have seen his work and trusted him to do work on them!!
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Farming in the city
Urban farms are sprouting in the most unlikely places. Advocates say they help with nutrition, obesity and job training. More
How a fly detects a poison
Animals spend a lot of energy avoiding toxic chemicals in their food. A new type of gene that does this in fruit flies reinforces the More
Mechanical mouth makes debut
To measure the molecules that give food taste, you need a standardized eating machine. Meet the mechanical masticator! More
Hungry? History has lessons for improving farm productivity.
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Microwave no heat
I have a GE built in combo oven/microwave that is not heating. All other functions are working. I think it's the magnatron. Is there a way I can test this with a digital multimeter?
Thanks to all in advance.
How old is the unit?
Be careful that high voltage transformer, and diode/ capacitor can pack up to 3000 VDC.
Probably cheaper to buy a new unit. Once one thing goes out, usually everything else will go. By the time you realize what is going on, you have $200 in an old unit.
The unit was purchased in 2002. I agree with jcalvin. I would not mess with it except the micro and oven is one piece. Also, thanks for the safety warning. I am aware of the voltage but I don't kmow how to discharge it and then test it.
Thanks again to all.
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Mention Mozambique and most scuba divers immediately think megafauna. Whale sharks and manta rays prowl the plankton rich water year round and humpback whales pass by on their way through the Mozambique Channel from the Antarctic. Mozambique, located on Africa's southeast coast, has more than 2000 kilometres/1250 miles of coastline bathed by the southerly flowing Aghulhas Current. To the north, the Quirimbas Archipelago is home to the recently designated Primeiras and Segundas Marine Protected Area (MPA). The largest MPA on the African continent, it protects rich coral reefs and mangrove forests and is an important nursery for myriad reef fish and five of the ocean's seven marine turtles among other notable denizens. To the south, the Maputo Protection Area spans the coast from Ponta de Ouro to the Maputo River providing a haven for nesting marine turtles and conserving the offshore reef ecosystems. Off Praia do Tofo, Inhambane, whale shark alley (a plankton rich current fed corridor) attracts whale sharks all year round. Sightings are almost guaranteed. This alone will put Mozambique on many scuba divers' bucket lists.
Great Dives
- Doodles, Ponta do Ouro – This is a long, interesting reef, with small drop-offs and sand patches. Schools of juvenile reef fish, shrimp, snappers, boxfish and turtles call the colorful hard and soft corals home. You often share the reef with friendly potato bass, which can reach a length of 2 metres/6.5 feet and can weigh as much as 110 kilograms/240 pounds. Game fish and dolphin are sometimes also sighted.
- Pinnacles, Ponta do Ouro – This deep reef is known for Zambezi and hammerhead shark sightings. Big potato bass patrol the waters and formations of rays floating past are not uncommon. Thick coral formations hide eels and reef fish, and various game fish species are almost always in attendance, prowling the frequently strong current on the lookout for their next meal.
- The Gap, Pemba – This spectacular wall dive is located on the edge of the continental shelf on a drop-off of that plunges to 80-120 metres/260-390 feet. It's a prolific feeding ground for big game fish. The dive starts at around 10 metres/33 feet and features dramatic structures adorned with large gorgonian fans at about 37 metres/120 feet. Sunfish and devil ray encounters are a real possibility here.
- Edge of Reason, Medjumbe Island – According to the charts, this drop-off goes straight down to more than 850 metres/2750 feet – obviously well past recreational scuba depths. Overhangs and caverns at 20-30 metres/70-100 feet harbor species such as humphead wrasse, groupers, reef sharks, snappers and unicorn fish. The dive site gets its name from the sensations that flood you as the wall plummets to the deep blue.
- Kingfisher Reef, Inhambane – There are many dives sites on this reef off Praia de Jangamo. The reefs offer a huge diversity of marine life, including lots of tropical fish species and numerous giant manta rays visiting cleaning stations.
- Manta Reef, Tofo – This is the area's showcase dive site, famous for a couple of manta cleaning stations. It's a gentle drift dive that begins with a descent into 26 metres/85 feet of water in the middle of a small amphitheater teeming with life. The first cleaning station is reached in a shallower sandy area at 21 metres/70 feet. Here, mantas circle overhead to be cleaned by goldies, cleaner wrasse and butterflyfish. In good visibility it's possible to watch upwards of ten mantas circling overhead.
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Dive Summary
Visibility – From 10 metres/33 feet and up, affected by tide and current. Plankton rich currents, which are great for abundant marine life, sometimes come with a visibility price.
Water Temperature – Slightly cooler in winter and warmer in summer, water temperatures ranges from 22-28°C/72-82°F
Weather – This tropical climate has sunny days and fresh evenings all year round. The dry season runs from April to late December and the summer season goes from late December to March. Summer season is hotter with higher humidity and occasional short intense showers, usually at night. Daytime temperatures vary from 22-32°C/72-90°F.
Featured Creatures – Whale sharks, manta rays, dugong (though it is rare to encounter them while diving), sea turtles, variety of reef fish and macro fauna.
Recommended Training – Take the AWARE - Fish Identification course to help identify local marine life. The PADI Digital Underwater Photographer course is also great to record your adventure.
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Language – Portuguese is the official language. Swahili, Makhuwa and Sena are also spoken. English is common in tourist areas.
Currency – Mozambican Metical. South African Rand, US Dollar and Euros are accepted. Credit cards are accepted in some places.
Major Airports – Maputo International is the main hub for international flights. Beira, Pemba, Vilankulu and Inhambane Airports also receive international flights.
Electricity and Internet – 220-240 volts, 50 Hz. Internet is available in cities and in most tourist areas – hotels and cafes.
Topside Attractions – Take a hike to a waterfall through a tea plantation. Take in the architecture in Maputo, the capital city. Make time for an African wildlife safari or simply relax on the beach between dives.
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Mitchell replaced by twin brother
By Alexey Sukachev
World-class boxing will make its long-awaited return to the Russian capital on Saturday when Yuri Fedorov Sports Lab arranges a major boxing tournament at the Aquarium Hotel located inside the so-called Crocus City on the outskirts of Moscow ("Myakinino" station of the capital underground). Helping Fedorov to stage this show will be Kirill Pchelnikov of PUSHKA Promotions and German Titov, who will bring more renowned fighters to the table. According to insider info, confirmed by German Titov Promotions' web portal, Aaron Mitchell (27-1-1, 21 KOs), who was earlier scheduled to collide with Dmitry Pirog in a virtual eliminator, suffered an injury during his training camp and will be replaced by his twin Eric, who has never been stopped and has a handful of quality wins including victories over ex-IBF titlist Alejandro Berrio (TKO 1) and unbeatens Rob Dula (KO 1) and Anthony Fields (SD 8). Eric Mitchell has already arrived in Moscow.
The exact time table of the tournament now consists of seven international contests; three of them being scheduled for twelve rounds:
1. Timur Ibragimov (Uzbekistan, 26-2-1, 14 KOs) vs Awadh Tamim (Tanzania, 11-1, 6 KOs) – 12 rounds for a vacant WBA International heavyweight championship;
2. WBO #2, WBC #4, IBF #10, WBA #15 Dmitry Pirog (Russia, 14-0, 11 KOs) vs Eric "Murder" Mitchell (22-6-1, 11 KOs) – 12 rounds at middleweight (Pirog will be named WBO OC if successful);
3. WBO #9, WBA#10, WBC #12 Vitaly Demyanenko (Kazakhstan, 17-0, 11 KOs) vs Jorge Daniel Miranda (Argentina, 34-7, 13 KOs) – 12 rounds at welterweight (Demyanenko defends his PABA and WBO Asia Pacific titles);
4. Sahib Usarov (Tajikistan/Russia, 13-0, 6 KOs) vs Ilhom Rahimov (Uzbekistan, 6-0, 4 KOs) – 8 rounds at featherweight;
5. Khabib Allakhverdiev (Russia, 11-0, 6 KOs) vs Kevin Onyango (Kenya, 6-4, 1 KO) – 8 rounds at light welterweight;
6. Roman Simakov (Russia, 9-1-1, 5 KOs) vs Vasyl Kondor (Ukraine, 18-8-1, 5 KOs) – 8 rounds at light heavyweight;
7. Magomed Abdusalamov (Russia, 6-0, 6 KOs) vs Raymond Ochieng (Kenya, 20-9-3, 17 KOs) – 6 rounds at heavyweight.
On the threshold of fighting durable veteran Aaron Mitchell, Dmitry Pirog made several statements both about the upcoming fight and his possible showdown against European champion Matthew Macklin in April during his interview to Allboxing.ru (well before the sudden change of opponent has been revealed).
"I want to make certain things regarding the Matthew Macklin case clear", commented self-managed Pirog. "Everything, he shouts and declares in various interviews is his personal opinion and not the official position of any party. If Macklin was really interested in fighting me, we could have collided on Feb. 6 in Moscow. However, Matthew is a home fighter who used to perform under the local judging. We offered him several alternatives. Even the fight in England was possible, but only on the conditions of the strict observance of rules and the presence of a WBO supervisor. After we offered that his team started to avoid any contact and hasn't been responding for several months. Finally, we were forced to start looking for a new opponent."
"My fight versus Aaron Mitchell will be a bout for the right to fight for the WBO belt. If successful in Moscow, is it really worth fighting for the European crown next? Why shouldn't I go to America and meet Kelly Pavlik there? It's Macklin who needs me, not Pirog who needs Macklin. If he wanted to fight me so much, where had he been earlier?"
"Aaron Mitchell is a dangerous opponent indeed," adds Pirog. "He suffered his only defeat at the very beginning of his career from a fighter (Keith Mullings) who then went to become a world champion of his own right. Out of 27 victories Mitchell won 21 by knockout. And don't let his age deceive you. Right now there's no Kelly Pavlik or Matthew Macklin on my radar. Aaron Mitchell is the only man I really care about. I must be at my punishing best and defeat my American foe, and that's the only thing I'm thinking about at the moment. Everything will be decided in the ring on the 6th of February."
Ticket orders are available by phone: +74957817183 and at every ticket office and booking agency in Moscow. Media is advised to contact Mrs. Anna Fedorova via +79031162797. The event will be webcasted live via both http://www.ringstars.ru and http://www.allboxing.ru. NTV+Sport (Online) will start its broadcast at 9 PM LT.


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Burton women's boots - felix or emerald
I'm debating between the burton felix boots or the emerald boots. Felix boots are much more expensive but extremely comfortable and light. I didn't get a chance to try on the emerald boots though. Which one would you guys recommend? I couldn't find any reviews for the felix 2013 or the emerald 2013 boots.. :( anyone??
Would you be able to go back and try on the Emerald ones? How much of a price difference is it? If you don't need them asap, but them during the summer. Always cheaper during the summer. I have Burton Cocoa boots which I got last summer and have been using them this winter and I love them. I've noticed though that when I walk in them my feet tingle (circulation cut off?) and I have tied them looser and same thing. Oh well lol when I'm riding I love them. Comfortable, look nice, and fit nice. So I would say try on the other pair but if you can't then just go with the ones you liked. Did you try on any others? You may find you like others better.
Boot fit
Now I can't comment on which boot I like better because I'm a guy. But I did sell snowboarding boots for a couple of years and I can tell you that the best boot for you is the boot that fitYOU the best. I know you girls probably care more about color and style than anything else. That's ok. And it seems you are a little partial to Burton, which is fine too. I would recommend trying on as many different boots as possible, different models and different brands. If you want to stick with burton, then try on every burton model that the shop has. Whatever one fits the best on YOUR foot is the one you should get (as long as it looks good, of course). If you feel pressure or any amount of uncomfortableness within the first 10 minutes, just imagine how that will feel after a couple of hours on the snow. Happy feet= a happy day of riding. Good luck
I have the burton emeralds and while I like them, they seem like a pretty stiff boot. They're comfortable, but probably not as comfortable as a softer boot like the cocoa and I got them because I wanted a more responsive boot. My advice with the emeralds is to try them on at a local store before you buy them... I could see them not being everyone's cup of tea, especially if you liked the coco's.
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DHS Has Taken Actions to Strengthen Border Security Programs and Operations, but Challenges Remain
GAO-08-542T: Published: Mar 6, 2008. Publicly Released: Mar 6, 2008.
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Since September 11, 2001, the need to secure U.S. borders has increased in importance and attracted greater public and Congressional attention. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has spent billions of dollars to prevent the illegal entry of individuals and contraband between ports of entry--government-designated locations where DHS inspects persons and goods to determine whether they may be lawfully admitted into the country. Yet, while DHS apprehends hundreds of thousands of such individuals each year, several hundreds of thousands more enter the country illegally and undetected. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), a component of DHS, is the lead federal agency in charge of securing our nation's borders. This testimony summarizes GAO's work on DHS's efforts on selected border security operations and programs related to (1) inspecting travelers at U.S. ports of entry, (2) detecting individuals attempting to enter the country illegally between ports of entry, and (3) screening of international travelers before they arrive in the United States and challenges remaining in these areas. GAO's observations are based on products issued from May 2006 through February 2008. In prior reports, GAO has recommended various actions to DHS to, among other things, help address weaknesses in the traveler inspection programs and processes, and challenges in training officers to inspect travelers and documents. DHS has generally agreed with our recommendations and has taken various actions to address them.
CBP has taken actions to improve traveler inspections at U.S. ports of entry, but challenges remain. First, CBP has stressed the importance of effective inspections and trained CBP supervisors and officers in interviewing travelers. Yet, weaknesses in travel inspection procedures and lack of physical infrastructure and staff have hampered CBP's ability to inspect travelers thoroughly and detect fraudulent documents. Second, CBP is implementing an initiative requiring citizens of the United States, Bermuda, Canada, and Mexico to present certain identification documents when entering the United States. As of December 2007, actions taken to meet the initiative's requirements include selecting technology to be used at land ports of entry and developing plans to train officers to use it. Finally, DHS has developed a program to collect, maintain, and share data on selected foreign nationals entering and exiting the country. As of October 2007, the agency has invested more than $1.5 billion on the program over 4 years and biometrically-enabled entry capabilities now operate at more than 300 ports of entry. However, though allocating about $250 million since 2003 to exit-related efforts, DHS has not yet detailed how it will verify when travelers exit the country. In November 2005, DHS announced the launch of a multiyear, multibillion-dollar program aimed at securing U.S. borders and reducing immigration of individuals who enter the United States illegally and undetected between ports of entry. One component of this program, which DHS accepted as complete in February 2008, was an effort to secure 28 miles along the southwest border using, among other means, improved cameras and radars. DHS plans to apply the lessons learned to future projects. Another program component, 370 miles of pedestrian fence and 300 miles of vehicle fence, has not yet been completed and DHS will be challenged to do so by its December 2008 deadline due to various factors, such as acquiring rights to border lands. Additionally, DHS is unable to estimate the total cost of this component because various factors are not yet known such as the type of terrain where the fencing is to be constructed. Finally, CBP has experienced unprecedented growth in the number of its Border Patrol agents. While initial training at the academy is being provided, Border Patrol officials expressed concerns about the agency's ability to provide sufficient field training. To screen international travelers before they arrive in the United States, the federal government has implemented new policies and programs, including enhancing visa security and providing counterterrorism training to overseas consular officials. As GAO previously recommended, DHS needs to better manage risks posed by a program that allows nationals from 27 countries to travel to the United States without a visa for certain durations and purposes. Regarding the prescreening of international passengers bound for the United States, CBP has a pilot program that provides additional scrutiny of passengers and their travel documents at foreign airports prior to their departure. CBP has reported several successes through the pilot but has not yet determined whether to make the program permanent.
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Immigration Courts:Actions Needed to Reduce Case Backlog and Address Long-Standing Management and Operational ChallengesGAO-17-438: Published: Jun 1, 2017. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2017.
May 18, 2017
Homeland Security:Progress Made to Implement IT Reform, but Additional Chief Information Officer Involvement NeededGAO-17-284: Published: May 18, 2017. Publicly Released: May 18, 2017.
May 3, 2017
Border Security:Progress and Challenges in DHS's Efforts to Address High-Risk Travelers and Strengthen Visa SecurityGAO-17-599T: Published: May 3, 2017. Publicly Released: May 3, 2017.
May 1, 2017
Border Security:Additional Actions Could Strengthen DHS Efforts to Address Subterranean, Aerial, and Maritime SmugglingGAO-17-474: Published: May 1, 2017. Publicly Released: May 1, 2017.
International Air Travelers:CBP Collaborates with Stakeholders to Facilitate the Arrivals Process, but Could Strengthen Reporting of Airport Wait TimesGAO-17-470: Published: Mar 30, 2017. Publicly Released: May 1, 2017.
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Homeland Security Acquisitions:Identifying All Non-Major Acquisitions Would Advance Ongoing Efforts to Improve ManagementGAO-17-396: Published: Apr 13, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 13, 2017.
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Countering Violent Extremism:Actions Needed to Define Strategy and Assess Progress of Federal EffortsGAO-17-300: Published: Apr 6, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 6, 2017.
Homeland Security Acquisitions:Earlier Requirements Definition and Clear Documentation of Key Decisions Could Facilitate Ongoing ProgressGAO-17-346SP: Published: Apr 6, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 6, 2017.
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Border Security:DHS Could Strengthen Efforts to Establish Collaborative Mechanisms and Assess Use of ResourcesGAO-17-495T: Published: Apr 4, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 4, 2017.
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Colt Detective Special, nickle plated and a Smith 351pd in 22 mag.....yeah baby!
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Colt Detective Special, nickle plated and a Smith 351pd in 22 mag.....yeah baby!
O.K. folks, here's the little lady I picked up last week, along with the results of her baptism on Saturday :image035:. Four shots each, Speer Gold Dots and Cor Bons; two hands, standing. Afterwhich I popped off another 65 rounds of .38 Specials and 38 +P's. Lot of plinking fun! Great little gun overall. I'd have no hesitation recommending this Ruger to anyone. I carry her in a "Thunderwear" deep concealment holster, loaded with .357 Speer 125 grn. GDHP's. As the ole' Ranger once said, "She'll do to ride the river!".
All I've got is a 642 just like lots of other folks on this forum. But I sure do love this little .38!!
Wht :hand10:
I was always a Glock (27) carrier until I bought my J frame. IMO, it's the easiest gun to carry and conceal. Now it's my 24/7 carry usually in a Kramer pocket and (for those that may say it) I don't feel undergunned. I am considering getting some work done on my 442 byGemini Customs as well as some other tricking.
Just got the word today that my Agency will not allow laser grips on any on or off duty firearms, so I'm now in the market for some custom grips.
I am a new member of the snubbie club. I got mine about a week and a half ago and I love it. I was a little concerned about pocket carrying with it, especially since I did have a Keltec P3AT, but it has been great. Don't leave home without it.
SIXTO, THANKS alot. Just when I thought I had my gun-purchasing problem under control, you go rip the scab off!
I suppose my chrome 2.5" S&W Model 19 .357 counts as a snubby, even though it feels like it weighs five pounds!
I never thought I would buy a 38 spl +P snubbie, but here it is.
Jimmy nice pic with Joel's book! That is a very good idea. :smile:
Here is my 1968 Model 60... I love stainless steel. :bier:
Hi All,
I have carried everything from a full-size Dan Wesson 10mm to a H&K P2000SK and even a P3AT. My new primary carry is a Ruger Sp101 w/ 2" pipe in the .357 magnum flavor. I've heard alot about the agony of shooting that kind of round in a little gun like this, but I'll tell ya . . . with the Hogue grip added and a little bit of practice, this is a nice carry package
I have been carrying a 642, as my primary carry here in Florida, for over a year in a Mika pocket holster. Don't even know it's there and can wear shorts and a tucked T shirt. When I feel I might need it, I carry a speed loader in an old cell phone case. Looks just like I have a cell phone in it.
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tbird, I just read the American Rifleman article about the new Ruger SP101 in .327 Federal Magnum. That sounds like an excellent self-defense cartridge, having ballistics comparable to a .357 but without the recoil.
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The third-generation Leon unveiled at the 2012 Paris Motor Show and launched in the UK in March 2013 has been an instant success with both customers and the motoring press. Auto Express even crowned the new Leon as their Car of the Year 2013.
For maximum appeal, the Leon 'family' is available in 3 body shapes – Sports Coupe, 5 door and Sports Tourer.
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The new generation Leon's stunning looks, high-quality interiors and new engines combine fun driving with fantastic economy and low CO2 emissions.
While the new model is shorter in length than the previous model, its longer wheelbase results in a more spacious interior. It's also the first car in its class to offer full LED headlights, and it features a ground-breaking driver drowsiness detection function and an automatic lane-keeping assistant.
FR and Cupra models come equipped with SEAT Drive Profile, a system that allows the driver to alter the characteristics of the power steering, throttle and, where a DSG gearbox is fitted, the gearing.
There is a choice of three trim levels (SE, FR and Cupra), manual and DSG transmission.
Take a look at the stunning New Leon in this short clip
Built on the Volkswagen Group's MQB platform, the Leon sets a new dynamic benchmark. It hits the scales at around 90 kilograms lighter than its predecessor, model-for-model.
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At the greenest end of the spectrum, the Leon 1.6 TDI 110 PS SE Ecomotive returns 85.6 mpg and 87 g/km*, while even the most powerful version, the 2.0 TSi 280ps Cupra DSG, boasts a startling average consumption figure of 44.1 mpg, with 149 g/km CO2* – helping it to complete the 0-62 mph benchmark in a rapid 7.5 seconds.
Available with five- and six-speed manual gearboxes, as well as the highly efficient and quick-shifting DSG twin-clutch automatic, the Leon range offers an outstanding choice for every driver. For full information on trim levels and technical specification, download the latest brochure here
All Leon audio systems feature SEAT's newly developed Easy Connect with Human Multimedia Interface (HMI):
- Five-inch colour touchscreen
- Carousel style display menu with swipe functionality
- Voice recognition
You can download the media system booklet for the new Leon in our brochures section.
- MP3 compatible CD player
- USB/Aux-in
- SD card slot
- Bluetooth audio streaming
- Bluetooth hands free phone
Optional upgrades also include:
- Navigation (standard in Cupra 280)
- 10-speaker SEAT Sound System
LED lighting
- Signature LED daytime running lights and taillights, fitted as standard on FR and Cupra models, accentuate the Leon design
- For the first time in this segment SEAT fits full LED headlights as standard on both Cupra models and as an with SE and FR models. This option is usually found in the luxury segment
- Full-LED headlight option
- Daylight-like beam with uniform beam pattern reduces eye strain and driver fatigue
- Superior illumination to halogen (similar to bi xenon) and with longer service life, dispensing with high voltage system USP usually found in the A-segment, resulting in lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions
- LEDs are maintenance free and have a much longer service life compared with normal bulbs
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- Enhanced on Cupra models to include Dynamic chassis control and progressive steering – learn more
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- Engine sound (180PS engines and above only)
- Gearshift behaviour (DSG models only)
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Legend:One Drink = One second or one shot of beer
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The Marist men's basketball team will head out on the road Thursday as they seek a regular season sweep of Saint Peter's at the Yanitelli Center in a 7 p.m. matchup. Just 12 days ago on Jan. 19, the Red Foxes (5-16, 2-8 MAAC) defeated the Peacocks (6-14, 1-9 MAAC) by a score of 59-48 at the McCann Arena.
Marist vs. Saint Peter's ...
This will be the 41st-matchup between Marist and Saint Peter's.
The Red Foxes are 20-20 all-time versus the Peacocks.
In their last 10 matchups the teams have split the games 5-5 with Marist winning the last four meetings.
Jan. 19, 2013 at Marist, W, 59-48
Mar. 2, 2012 at MAACs, W, 64-57
Feb. 9, 2012 at Saint Peter's, W, 66-47
Jan. 2, 2012 at Marist, W, 71-67
Feb. 11, 2011 at Marist, L, 66-54
Jan. 27, 2011 at Saint Peter's, L, 85-53
Feb. 26, 2010 at Marist, L, 62-39
Jan. 4, 2010 at Saint Peter's, L, 61-49
Feb. 16, 2009 at Saint Peter's, L, 72-62
Jan. 2, 2009 at Marist, W, 60-54
Red Foxes & Peacocks, January 19, 2013 ...
Marist defeated Saint Peter's 59-48 in a game at McCann Arena. The Red Foxes never trailed in the contest.
Adam Kemp set a career-high with 18 rebounds to go along with eight points and two blocks. Chavaughn Lewis scored a game-high 19 points to go along with nine rebounds, five steals and four assists. Lewis tied a career high in steals. Isaiah Morton had 10 points, a career-high seven rebounds and three assists.
Marist put on a strong defensive performance. The Peacocks were held to .259 shooting (14-for-54) for the game, and just .111 (2-for-18) from three-point range.
Marist also held a 43-30 rebounding edge.
The Red Foxes jumped out to a quick 9-2 lead by the 15:17 mark.
At the half, Marist took a 27-17 advantage into the locker room.
In the second half, Saint Peter's quickly brought the game within single digits at 27-20, but over the next 7:28, Marist would hold the Peacocks to just six points. With the defense clicking, the Red Foxes calmly notched 14 points in response to Saint Peter's 6 to turn a seven-point game into a 15-point game at 41-26.
Following a 9-1 run by Saint Peter's, Marist came back with a 12-4 run to return to the game to a double-digit margin.
Leading Marist Performers Versus Saint Peter's (Last 4 Games):
Points: Lewis 15.8 ppg / Price 13.3 ppg / Bowie 11.0 ppg
Rebounds: Kemp 8.0 rpg / Lewis 7.0 rpg
Assists: Morton 2.5 apg
Field Goal Percentage: Alexis 55.6 FG % (10-18) / Lewis 52.0% (25-48)
3-Point Makes: Price 1.7 3pt/g
Last Time Out ... Jan. 27 vs. Siena ...
In a hard fought game, Marist was defeated by Siena 79-75.
Hot shooting by the visitors and a long scoring streak during the latter portion of the first half led to the eventual win.
Marist was led by four double digit scorers as Chavaughn Lewis netted a game-high 23 points, as well as eight rebounds.
Devin Price in his first game back from an ankle injury registered 18 points on the strength of four three-pointers.
Isaiah Morton and Adam Kemp rounded out the leading scorers for Marist with 15 and 11 points, respectively. Kemp augmented his scoring with 13 rebounds and four blocks.
The action started out fast and in favor of the host Red Foxes as they jumped out to a 14-4 lead over the first 5:21 of play.
Unfortunately, for the Red Foxes, in a 4:58 span of play from 11:40 to 6:42, the Saints would turn a 13-point deficit into a 2-point margin of 27-25 via a 15-4 run.
Siena would extend its streak further down the stretch in the first to a tune of 31-10. That gave the Saints a 41-33 lead at the break.
In the second half, Siena built up their largest lead of the game of 15 at 66-51 at the 12:55 mark.
Marist fought back with a 13-1 run to make it 67-64 at 8:27.
Siena would fire back with a quick 6-0 response.
Down nine, Marist had one final rebuttal for the Saints, an 11-5 run from 7:00 to 00:40.
Scouting the Peacocks ...
Saint Peter's comes into Thursday's game mired in an eight-game losing streak. After finishing the 2012 portion of their schedule at .500 (6-6), the Peacocks have gone winless in MAAC action since Jan. 4. Most recently they lost at home to Fairfield by a score of 61-54.
A pair of players average double-figure point totals for Saint Peter's, Desi Washington (13.7 ppg) and Yvon Raymond (10.8). Washington is the lone Peacock to have hit more than 12 total three-pointers on the season as the sophomore transfer has hit 48 treys. Senior guard Blaise Ffrench is second in the MAAC with 5.1 assists per game.


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Though the seven-year-old boy had "some scratch marks" from the dog, the gunshot landed him in the hospital in serious condition. The dog who was involved in the incident was later found dead from a fatal gunshot wound.
The man who shot the dog, and the child, left the scene and the police are hoping to find him. Detroit police spokesman Officer Adam Madera indicated that the person is wanted for questioning and he likely will not face any charges - he stated:
At this time, police do not believe that anyone witnessed the shooting, which took place in the 7600 block of Warwick.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It's not easy being green, but health clubs are finding that being good to the planet may also reward their bottom line.
National fitness chains and boutique clubs alike are retro-fitting old centers and building greener new ones.
"Health clubs worldwide are continuing to adopt greener practices," said Kara Shemin, of the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA), the industry's not-for-profit trade association.
Despite the weak economy and rising unemployment, the health club industry is in good shape. An IHRSA survey found that total industry revenues rose two percent in 2009, to $19.5 billion.
And experts think health club attendees, who increased to an all-time high average of 102 days last year, will opt to put their money where the ecological grass is greener.
"As people progressively become more aware of their carbon footprint, and integrate ways to reduce it daily, they will have an expectation that other places they frequent, like their health clubs, will do the same," Shemin said.
"All of Club One and Frog's Fitness' 19 California-based chains have recently been remodeled to be more eco-conscious," said spokesperson Kari Bedgood.
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"As a global leader in the home cinema industry, Samsung is expanding its reach and providing consumers with the pinnacle in front DLP projectors," said Mark Pickard, Senior Product Marketing Manager for Pro A/V displays, for Samsung's Information Technology Division (ITD). "Samsung is using its technology prowess and advanced R&D, in conjunction with Joe Kane Productions, to create an unparallel home theater experience. The Samsung SP-H800BE is the first projector to display the same natural colors and true-to-life images previously only provided by a CRT."
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Cinco de Mayo—or the fifth of May—commemorates the Mexican army's 1862 victory over France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War (1861-1867). Cinco de Mayo has its roots in the French occupation of Mexico, which took place in the aftermath of the Mexican-American War of 1846-48. The 8,000-strong French army, the Mexicans managed to decisively crush the French army, then considered "the premier army in the world". The Puebla victory came to symbolize unity and pride for what seemed like a Mexican David defeating a French Goliath.
Relatively minor holiday in Mexico, in the United States Cinco de Mayo has evolved into a celebration of Mexican culture and heritage, particularly in areas with large Mexican-American populations. The American Cinco de Mayo celebration originated in the Mexican-American communities of the American West in the 1860s. It originated with Mexican-American communities in the American West as a way to commemorate the cause of freedom and democracy during the first years of the American Civil War, and today the date is observed in the United States as a celebration of Mexican heritage and pride.
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> In fact, Solve does not use Equal in this example.
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In a bid to attract more families with children and teenagers to its restaurants, Burger King has opened a Garden Grill restaurant in Singapore.
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By Emmanuel Kichao and Francis Peter – Field Experience
Greetings from Tanzania. This is ADS Driver-Guide Francis and Emmanuel reporting in. We just finished our safari with a group of 11 people from Texas. The first destination was Ngorongoro Crater/towards Serengeti. We experienced an overwhelming amount of game viewing.
The climate was so welcoming as we found the animals all over the crater but the interesting sight for the first day was the resident pride of lions. They were along Munge river and they were killing a full size of african cape buffalo. The incident occurred down to the river which caused the lions to work hard to pull out the prey from the river. Not only that but also they were surrounded by a large group of hyenas.
We proceeded towards Serengeti as it was arranged. Weather was was dry, sunny, and dusty across the plains. We had a lot of different and unique sights. We came across a black rhinoceros which is unusual in the Central Serengeti, but it seemed that this was one which escaped from the rhino project area south of Seronera in the Moru Kopjes. As we were there we saw the rangers were coming and tried to chase him back to his original place.
We extended further north which is buffalo springs camp where by we shared cultural tourism with Maasai. They organized traditional dancing and showing us how to milk the cows and drinking the blood from the cows.
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Athens, GA: Inside/Out
|Athens, GA: Inside/Out
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Athens, GA: Inside/Out is a documentary film about the mid-1980s music scene in Athens, Georgia, U.S.[1]
The film features interviews and concert footage of local bands who were a part of the scene at the time of the documentation as well as local legends R.E.M., Pylon, and The B-52's. It also features an interview with famous folk artist Howard Finster. Among the bands featured are Kilkenny Cats, Flat Duo Jets, Time Toy, the Bar-B-Que Killers, Dreams So Real, and Love Tractor. Local legendary personality ORT's storytelling also features prominently in the film. A soundtrack was released on vinyl and cassette.
The film was prominently featured on MTV's The Cutting Edge as well as the first six episodes of MTV's 120 Minutes which featured a contest "Win a Weekend in Athens, GA". It was named pick of the week video by People magazine in 1988 and named one of the Top Ten Films about Georgia by the New Georgia Encyclopedia.
On June 18, 2008, Athens, GA: Inside/Out kicked off AthFest 2008, with a showing at Ciné followed by a panel discussion and question and answer session featuring ORT, members of Pylon, and other Athens, GA: Inside/Out cast members. Dexter Romweber performed a solo set following the session.
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- ^ Maslin, Janet (May 29, 1987). "Athens, GA, on rock bands". The New York Times. Retrieved June 29, 2014.
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- Athens Ciné
- New Georgia Encyclopedia Top Ten Films about Georgia
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After reading a comment by Nancy, and then checking out her blog, I saw that she had a cat named Smudge. I also have a cat named Smudge, so I thought it would be fun if we posted pictures of our respective Smudges.
This is Smudge.Isn't he cute? You can't really tell from the picture, but he weighs about 15 pounds. We found him when he was a kitten in a neighbors backyard. After looking at some pictures on the web, we think he might be a ragdoll, but it's hard to believe that we just found a ragdoll kitten. He is very territoral and we've probably spent a small fortune in vet bills for him.
This is Mickey.He used to belong to our neighbor, but he decided he liked us better. You can tell he's a love, just by his picture, can't you?
This is Little Bit.
He used to belong to the same neighbor as Mickey, but he also decided he liked us better. He's the most photogenic, and he knows it, he is always ready to pose for a picture.
And last, Scraps, aka Scrappycat.
There she is, helping me sew. She's my favorite. I know you're not supposed to have a favorite, but c'mon, it's like your kids. You know you're not supposed to have a favorite child, but think about it, if you were stranded on a deserted island, which kid would you want with you. See, one pops into your head first, doesn't it? Or maybe not, maybe all your kids are sweet and loving and you can't imagine not having each and every one of them with you. Well, all I've got to say to that is, they probably aren't teenagers yet! Because, believe me, after you go through the teenage years, the one who causes you the least amount of grief gets bumped up to the top of the list.
But back to Scrappycat. She's my baby girl, my sweetie-pie, my sugar plum…you get the picture. But mostly, she is just my baby girl. The only problem is that she is 15 years old, she's on medicine for her heart and her thyroid, so I should probably call her "old lady" not "baby girl". And really, it scares me, how old she is, because I don't know what I will do without her.


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The Northwest Territories Premier and former industry minister is a long-time champion of the stalled Mackenzie Valley natural gas pipeline, a project four decades in the making and still far from fruition. His territory's oil and gas reserves remain largely stranded despite rich potential – a linchpin, as he sees it, to drive the North's economy for a generation to come.
But only if they can get them to market.
This year, Alberta and British Columbia have sparred over the $6-billion Northern Gateway pipeline, with B.C. threatening to scuttle it without a bigger slice of the revenues.
Now Mr. McLeod has waded into the fray, warning the impact ripples far beyond those two provinces. Without cross-border pipelines, the North will suffer too, leading Mr. McLeod to support Alberta's hopes for a Canadian energy strategy at premiers' meetings in Halifax and go public with overtures of exporting through the North, not the West.
"I see [B.C.'s stand] as a reduction in our options, if this is going to be the new order of doing business – you have to pay the provinces that are south of you to go through their lands to get your resources to market," he said. "…We need to make sure we keep all our options open."
That may include opening the NWT to Alberta oil, shipped from a potential port in Tuktoyaktuk. That notion already had Mr. McLeod under fire, a sign that any northern pipeline would face the same backlash from environmentalists and first nations groups that have turned Northern Gateway into a flashpoint.
Mr. McLeod says his priority is NWT oil and gas, but the territory has no capability to export its own oil – principally, a port.
"From an infrastructure point of view, it's a huge burden. That's really the problem," said Doug Matthews, a northern energy consultant and former territorial manager for oil and gas development.
To build that infrastructure, he'd need a critical mass of oil or gas for export – he may need Alberta's help if he's to unlock his own territory's potential. And anything's on the table if it triggers development in the NWT, he said. "We have to use what we have to provide for the future of our people. If we can't develop our oil and gas … it's going to mean we're going to have tough economic times," he said.
His comments come as the battle continues over the fate of Gateway. On Friday, the federal government instructed a National Energy Board review panel, which is reviewing the Gateway application, to make a decision no later than Dec. 31, 2013. This is meant to speed up the process.
The federal involvement is essential, Mr. McLeod said, so that one province or territory can't hold up the rest. "I don't think one project should stop the development of a national energy strategy," Mr. McLeod told The Globe and Mail.
The NWT has staked much of its future on its energy sector. It continues to push for a deal on devolution, which would see the federal government hand province-like control over resources (and resource revenue) to the territory. The territory has seen lucrative deals for oil and gas leases in its Sahtu region and in the Beaufort Sea. Barring a rebound in natural gas prices, which would likely resurrect the Mackenzie Valley pipeline, Mr. McLeod needs to reach new markets. That's why he's speaking out.
"I suspect Premier McLeod is just expressing that frustration that you can't just say you're an energy superpower, you have to act like one," Mr. Matthews said.
Alberta welcomed the NWT's support, with Energy Minister Ken Hughes saying "we're prepared to work with any provinces that want to work with us on energy-related initiatives."
But Alberta and the NWT haven't had any formal conversations on opening up any northern export route – a costly notion.
"We really appreciate Premier McLeod's statements. They demonstrate support for Alberta and for export access. We understand his sentiment," said David Sands, a spokesman for Alberta's Ministry of International and Intergovernmental Relations. "Obviously, the market would decide if an export pipeline to the Northwest Territories was economically feasible or not, and we'll leave it to the market to decide."
It is, as such, more of a warning or plea, rather than a plan, coming from the NWT Premier, who was similarly hopeful when the proposed Keystone XL pipeline to the United States was delayed, speculating it could finally lead to construction on a Mackenzie Valley pipeline. It hasn't, as a glut of shale gas in the United States has kept supply high and prices low.
Without the 1,196-kilometre Mackenzie pipeline or another southern option, the North will need another outlet to reach Asian markets with its oil and gas – an infrastructure shortfall that would take years to address.
"The issue really is just lack of northern infrastructure – we don't have a port, we don't have icrebreakers, we don't have coast guard capacity," Mr. Matthews said. "It's not impossible, but it would take time … It's just frustration in the NWT that the guys down south can't seem to get their act together."Report Typo/Error
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