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"This" is the Best Friends Animal Society (formerly called Best Friends Animal Sanctuary), situated on 3,000 acres of red sand, junipers and, in the distance, the White Cliffs of Grand Staircase National Monument. Though it used to be known as Kanab Canyon, everyone now calls it Angel Canyon, and for good reason. This is where deserted, abused, old and even "outlaw" animals -- at least 1,500 of them on any given day -- find refuge and, for many, a second chance at being a beloved pet. It is the largest "no-kill" sanctuary in the country, operating with the philosophy: Once an animal is taken in by Best Friends, it is bestowed a lifetime guarantee. Every effort will go into healing any injuries or illnesses, then doing whatever possible to make it an adoptable pet. Whether it is a dog or cat, or even a ferret or pot-bellied pig, if adoption isn't feasible, it still has a caring home at Angel Canyon to live out a normal life. Here, "normal" may be well beyond the "average" life span, thanks to the special attention and excellent veterinary care all animal residents receive, noted staffer Rebecca Preston as she led a tour of the sanctuary, one of several 90-minute tours scheduled daily to accommodate hundreds of visitors to Best Friends each year. Preston pointed out Appaloosa Dee as an example. The white speckled horse was abused, neglected and "little more than a bag of bones" when he arrived at Best Friends -- years ago. Now at age 42 -- ancient in equine years -- he has cancer and diabetes that are being treated by sanctuary veterinarians, but he gets around and isn't suffering. "At this point, he's living on love," said Preston. Among the horse staff, volunteers and the companionship of stablemate Dobins, a 20-something Quarter horse, he gets plenty. A lot of animals at Best Friends are in similar situations. At the Old Friends home in Dogtown, which comprises about 50 of the sanctuary's 400 developed acres, senior and chronically ill dogs fill the kennels extending out from two octagonal structures, each anchoring seven large fenced areas where six to seven dogs, matched by temperament, live together and play. Taking care of these senior dogs, in addition to the younger dogs in a separate but similar kennel, adding up to a total of more than 650 dogs, requires a small army in itself. Much of that force is provided by volunteers who come all hours of the day to help. The first crew waters and feeds each dog, with a separate bowl and often a special diet. With every pup having his own special spot for eating, the daily routine might more appropriately be called a logistical feat. In one month, Dogtown eats through 10 tons of dry food and 7,800 cans of moist food. Meantime, a similar drill is being completed in the sanctuary's two homes for cats: the WildCats Village, residence of The Colonel and about 300 fellow feral felines, most of whom have been injured or have special medical needs that decrease their chances of surviving on their own; and the TLC Cat Club, or Benton's House. The latter is home for nearly 100 cats with special needs or medical concerns, including a special "Incontinental Suite" for cats with bladder problems, separate quarters for those diagnosed with feline leukemia, and a large indoor-outdoor area, like the others, for cats with physical handicaps that might be seen as unadoptable elsewhere, but here are still given a chance to find a loving human to take them home. Volunteers -- hundreds of them annually -- are invaluable at the sanctuary, says Best Friends volunteer coordinator Jean Morris. The seeds for the Best Friends Animal Society were planted more than 30 years ago, according to Michael Mountain, the society's president and editor of its bimonthly Best Friends magazine. He and a group of friends used to go by their local animal shelters every week before "E-day," the day animals were euthanized, and rescue animals that were likely to be killed because the general population didn't see them as adoptable. "We gradually got the notion we should go out and start looking for a place to start up a real sanctuary," says Mountain. Sixteen like-minded friends pooled their resources in 1983 to buy a 400-acre ranch along Kanab Creek, and renamed the area Angel Canyon. They relocated their informal rehabilitation efforts there in 1984, Mountain said, but within a few years found that "the animals were completely taking over" and they needed to "formalize and organize" efforts. Best Friends was officially founded, and the organization started telling the public about its efforts and asking for small donations. "We discovered, to our surprise somewhat, that there was a huge response out there," says Mountain. Though there have been some major private contributors over the years, the bulk of Best Friends donations comes from small donors, including the 250,000 "active members" who make an annual donation of $25 or more. The society also has struck a chord, as well as found an additional source of revenue, with people who want to memorialize beloved pets. "Angels Rest" is located in a little hollow tucked away from the daily business of the sanctuary. Some animals are buried in the memorial garden and remembered with engraved or painted headstones; others' cremains are in brass or pottery urns, tucked into sandstone shelves along with a favorite toy, a collar, a leash. Still others are memorialized with wind chimes, and dozens of chime-laden "trees" are planted throughout the red-sand retreat. With the vermillion cliffs as a backdrop and a gentle canyon breeze setting literally hundreds of chimes in motion, visitors are surrounded by a mesmerizing tinkle. The combination of growing public support for their cause and the realization that the Kanab refuge could never house all of the homeless pets that might come its way, led Best Friends founders to initiate another ambitious campaign to eliminate euthanasia as a possible outcome for healthy animals. The multi-pronged effort is called No More Homeless Pets. At the time Best Friends was founded, Mountain noted, more than 17 million animals were being euthanized annually in humane societies and community shelters across the country. That number has dropped significantly in the past decade as organizations like Best Friends, animal rescue groups and humane societies have worked hard to raise public consciousness and convince the public that adoption and sterilization are better alternatives. Now No More Homeless Pets in Utah -- which has grown into a coalition of 24 animal welfare organizations, 57 shelters and 90 veterinarians throughout the state -- has even bigger aspirations. The coalition set a 5-year goal to eliminate euthanasia of treatable and adoptable companion animals by 2005. Efforts to save homeless pets are on-going, and the annual Utah's Week for the Animals celebration, running Sunday through Oct. 18, helps spread the word with educational programs in schools, discounted spay and neuter clinics, and a fund-raising gala -- the annual Lint Roller Party, aptly titled "Dare to Wear Black?" for 2003 -- for humans and their well-behaved dogs at the Salt Lake City Main Library. ----- Information on the week's events are available at http://www.utahpets.org and http://www.bestfriends.org. Homeless animals by the numbers No More Homeless Pets in Utah, a coalition of 24 animal welfare organizations, 57 shelters and 90 veterinarians throughout the state, has set a 5-year goal to eliminate euthanasia of treatable and adoptable companion animals by 2005. So far: * 19 percent fewer dogs and cats have been put down annually since 1999. 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Route 66 International Festival in Joplin, Missouri
By Marcia Gascho
Several months ago, we heard that Joplin would be hosting the 2013 Route 66 International Festival on August 1-3. It had never been held in Missouri before. It was close enough for a long weekend trip so we decided to go! We made hotel reservations and I signed up for the Festival e-mail list. It was exciting to read about new events that were being announced. I was especially happy to hear that the Road Crew band would be performing. I love their Route 66 music.
We left Indianapolis the morning of August 1st. After suffering through a ton of road construction on I-70 in Indiana and Illinois, we vowed not to come home that way. Once in Missouri, we hopped off and on the Interstate to visit some favorite spots. We ate lunch at the always wonderful Café Korea in St. Robert, Missouri. When we arrived in Joplin in the late afternoon, our hotel was filling up with Route 66 roadies! Unfortunately the drive-in movie in Carthage, Missouri had sold out long ago. They were showing "Cars" and it would have been fun to watch with a group of Route 66 enthusiasts. Instead, we headed south of Joplin to view Grand Falls, the biggest waterfall in Missouri. There were many interesting rock formations in that area. We also walked around Wildcat Glade, a nature preserve and Audubon center. The nature center building is an interesting structure built from recycled materials. Too bad it was closed for the day. We must visit this place again the next time we are in the Joplin area.
Friday morning we went downtown and picked up the official Route 66 Festival visitor pack. A mini cooler contained items like a flashlight, a beverage cup, a passport and an official lanyard. We also looked at the amazing Route 66 quilt in the City Hall building. Main Street was blocked off and vendors were setting up their booths. We visited Schifferdecker Park to tour the Joplin Museum complex. We also got a tour of the Route 66 Candy House Chocolate Factory and enjoyed watching them make different kinds of delicious candy. We went back downtown to attend the official dedication/ribbon cutting ceremony of the new Joplin Route 66 mural. The mural is located on the side of the Pearl Brothers True Value Hardware store. If you like old hardware stores, this is a really cool one to visit.
At the ceremony I was able to meet Michael Wallis in person at last. He and Rick Freeland are co-founders of the Route 66 Alliance and were instrumental in getting the Festival in Joplin. The city of Joplin is making a remarkable recovery from the devastating tornado of 2011. We saw many homes and businesses that were rebuilding. Hopefully the Festival further boosted its image and added some tourist dollars to the local economy.
We spent Friday afternoon on Route 66. First, we drove to Miami, Oklahoma, to see the inside of the beautiful Coleman Theater. We had stopped by there several years ago, but the building was not open at the time. We love restored old theaters and movie palaces saved from the wrecking ball. This place is a real gem. It would be awesome to see some kind of performance there someday. We went to Baxter Springs and wandered around downtown. They have some neat stores and friendly folks. Their excellent museum is also well worth a visit. We made a quick stop in Riverton at the old Eisler Brothers store (now Nelson's). I was sad when I heard it had closed a while back but was relieved when it was purchased by Scott Nelson, president of the Kansas Route 66 Association.
Rain was threatening as we rolled into Galena. We stepped into the renovated "Cars on the Route" building as it started pouring and the place quickly filled up with soggy people. Fortunately the rain didn't last too long. There were full-sized models of Tow Mater and Lightning McQueen on display, much to the delight of kids young and old. Tow Tater was there in his usual spot too. The first time we stopped in Galena several years ago, we commented on what a sad-looking little town it was. It is now showing many signs of revitalization. Having the Festival there that day provided Galena with a lot of great exposure and tourist revenue. It was wonderful to see the crowds of people. A beautiful new mural is now on display in town. When the Road Crew band took the stage, it was a real treat to hear them play live. We were able to meet the band members when they took a break during their set. We headed back to Joplin that night tired but happy. It was hard to believe everything we had packed in that day.
We would have loved to stay in Joplin for another day but had to get back to Indy for some commitments. On our way home, we stopped for lunch at the Elbow Inn at Devil's Elbow. I admit we were disappointed by the food. We love the Devil's Elbow area with the scenic Big Piney River, rock formations and bridges. We made a couple more stops in Missouri, then skirted around St. Louis. We drove on part of Illinois Route 66, picking it up outside Staunton. Rich Henry was at the Ra66it Ranch so we met his new bunnies Phoenix and Little Red. After dinner at the Ariston in Litchfield, we drove the final tedious stretch home.
This was a really great three day Route 66 trip. It was fun to meet people from all over the US as well as some international visitors. It was just announced that the 2014 International Festival will be in Kingman, Arizona. We're very sad that it's a little too far away for a quick weekend road trip!
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In my last post about discoveries at the recent PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, I wrote about Swingbyte , a product that weighs next to nothing, fits on a clubshaft below the grip, and conveys data such as clubhead speed, face angle, and launch angle to a mobile device. Now I'd like to address a shirt that purports to help you achieve one of the elixirs of an effective and efficient swing. Yes, a shirt. And it's called, well, the Golf Swing Shirt . As I did in my post about SwingByte, I'll have a look at the backstory as well as the product.
The Golf Swing Shirt's claim to fame is that it has one sleeve. Yes, only one. While there's a hole at either shoulder, only a single sleeve pokes out the front of the garment at chest height. It's tight too, straitjacket-like, as some wags have noted. I came across this unusual, and very orange, shirt while freelance wandering around the massive floor space of the Orange County Convention Centre. I noticed a fellow at a booth whose arms were buried so tightly inside an orange shirt so that I thought he was choosing to strangle himself. I had to check this out, and was soon trying one on. In this case, a picture really is worth a thousand words. I needed to try on the shirt to get the feeling. What was this all about?
It was about connection throughout the swing; that is, developing a swing in which one's arms don't fly away from one's body. I mentioned to Ray Rapcavage, the shirt's inventor, that something Ben Hogan wrote in his famous book Five Lessons: The Modern Fundamentals of Golf , had come to my fevered mind that is far too dense with swing thoughts.
"Page 47," Ray rapped, and he was right. In the copy I have in front of me, mind you, the 1985 edition that Golf Digest published, Hogan's advice is on page 48.
"The upper part of the arms should be pressed very tightly against the sides of the chest," Hogan wrote. "In my own case, I consciously work to build up so strong an adhesion between the upper arms and the chest that a person would have to exert a really terrific amount of force to wedge them apart."
A full-page illustration and an accompanying smaller illustration on the next page show Hogan with his arms adhering tightly to his body. An orange circle around his arms in each illustration is meant to show that the arms never slip away from his chest. There's the advice again: "Keep the elbows and arms as close together as possible throughout the swing." Words to be taken seriously. The Golf Swing Shirt, incidentally, is available in black and white as well as orange.
Hogan wasn't the only one who advocated swinging as if one's arms were bound to one's chest. I thought about the famous and properly opinionated instructor Jimmy Ballard. He's advocated what he calls "connection" for years, and by that he means what the Golf Swing Shirt is meant to generate. Ballard taught Curtis Strange while he was winning the 1988 and 1989 U.S. Open. He teaches Rocco Mediate, who lost the 2008 U.S. Open against Tiger Woods in a playoff. Mediate and Ballard are working together as I write. Mediate is playing his first Champions Tour event this week, the Allianz Championship in Boca Raton, Fla.
Ballard's most excellent book is called How to Perfect Your Golf Swing: Using Connection and the Seven Common Denominators . He's all about a strong adhesion between the upper arms and the chest. That being the case, I shouldn't have been surprised when Rapcavage told me that he had tried to connect with Ballard. Maybe I shouldn't even have been surprised that they did connect, when Rapcavage visited him at the Ocean Reef club in Key Largo, where he belongs and teaches. And by the end of my chat with Rapcavage, I wasn't surprised to learn that Ballard decided to endorse the Golf Swing Shirt. I was surprised, however, to learn that Ballard would be at the booth within an hour. I was going to make sure I stopped by.
But how did this all come about? Well, Rapcavage, a New Yorker by birth and a three-handicapper, told me he'd taken "some of the best instruction I could find." He said he had tried everything, and that he always felt connection was the key to a good swing. One cold winter day he took himself and his L-wedge to his yard. He was wearing a heavy sweater as protection against the cold. He dropped three balls down and shanked each one. One ball hit his house, and another nearly hit a car.
"How could this happen?" he asked himself. He'd flirted with a scratch handicap, after all. Rapcavage, 49, is a businessman who develops income properties such as shopping centers. He was living in Rumson, N.J. by the time he went out into the cold with his heavy sweater and three golf balls. Frustrated, he put the sweater over his head, pulled it sideways and inserted his arms into one sleeve. He was bound to figure out a better way to swing.
"I hit 20 shots in a row, and every one was perfect," he told me. "It was such a different feeling. I felt connection. My arms and body were one."
As any golfing husband would do, he demonstrated his idea, and his connected self inside the one sweater sleeve, to his wife.
"She thought I was insane, cracked," he told me. Undaunted, he graduated from a sweater to a shirt that he had cut up, sewed, and stapled into a pattern. That was 15 months ago. He put it on and felt just fine in it, golf-wise anyway. The true test would come on a course. There was ice on the course when he played, but so what? His arms adhered to his chest, and he shot even-par for the round.
"I felt like I was in a scene from Caddyshack. I'm having the round of my life, and I'm all alone," he said.
A friend later asked him what he was doing with what he called a "Frankenstein shirt." Rapcavage suggested his friend give the shirt a try. He did, and he hit the ball beautifully. Rapcavage spent the next six months trying it with other golfers. He was thinking of it as a training tool for himself, not as a product for the golfing masses with their flying arms.
But after about 20 golfers tried the shirt, he did begin to think of it as a product. He took his idea and pattern to a friend who has an apparel company. She took the pattern and created the Golf Swing Shirt. He put it on 25 people, who gave it a try.
"The result was the same. It was then that I felt it had potential. But before I quit my day job, I knew I should get an objective opinion. That's when I sought out Ballard."
I'll write tomorrow about his meeting with Ballard, and mine, and what has happened since Rapcavage tied himself up inside that heavy sweater. (A lot).
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Chromatography Research International
Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 638090, 6 pages
Preparation of Poly(Hydroxamic Acid) for Separation of Zr/Y, Sr System
1Cyclotron Facility, Nuclear Research Centre, Atomic Energy Authority, Cairo 13759, Egypt
2Hot Lab Center, Atomic Energy Authority, Cairo, Postal Code 13759, Egypt
Received 5 November 2010; Revised 6 January 2011; Accepted 14 January 2011
Academic Editor: Antonio Martín-Esteban
Copyright © 2011 Khaled F. Hassan et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Poly(hydroxamic acid) resin (PHA) was prepared by modification of polyacrylamide (PAAm) prepared through -irradiation technique and used for the first time in separation of Zr(IV) from Y(III) and Sr(II) as a simulation mode for the purification of 89Zr from its parents (Y or Sr). The adsorption behaviors of zirconium, yttrium, and strontium on the prepared PHA resin in different media, namely, hydrochloric acid, acetate buffer, and citrate buffer were studied as a function of pH. In addition, in cation-exchange column chromatography experiments using PHA, three different eluants, namely, mol/L HCl, acetate buffer pH 3.5, and 2 mol/L HCl, were employed for elution of Zr(IV), Y(III) and Sr(II), respectively, where Zr(IV), Y(III) and Sr(II) were eluted in amounts of 80%, 99.9%, and 100%, respectively. The purification process of Y(III) from Zr(IV) was carried out using regenerated PHA.


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Arreola crushes Mitchell in one; Esquivias finishes Marquez
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In an important heavyweight crossroads fight, WBC #3 Chris Arreola (36-3, 31 KOs) destroyed WBC #2 Seth Mitchell (26-2-1, 19 KOs) in the first round on Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California. Arreola hurt Mitchell early, then battered Mitchell to the deck and got the stoppage with his follow up barrage. Time was 2:26. With the win, Arreola claims the WBC International heavyweight title.
Former two-division world champion Rafael Marquez (41-9, 37 KOs) was made to look every one of his 38 years as he was KO'd by Efrain Esquivias (17-2-1, 10 KOs) in round nine of a featherweight bout. A straight right hand floored Marquez and the bout was waved off by referee Raul Caiz Jr. Esquivias outworked the future Hall of Famer for most the fight.
Santa Ana's Ronnie Rios (21-0, 10 KOs) dominated veteran Angel Beranza (36-27-2, 28KOs) for eight rounds in a junior lightweight bout. Rios carried the tough veteran Beranza who did not take a step back throughout the fight. Rios displayed good hand speed, combinations, and work on the inside giving Beranza everything through eight rounds. In the end two judges scored the bout 80-72 and one scored it 78-74.
Former world champion Rico Ramos (22-3, 12KOs) scored a spectacular knockout over previously unbeaten Carlos Velasquez (15-1, 11KOs)in a thrilling ten round featherweight bout. Velasquez scored a knockdown in the fifth round with a straight right, left hook combination as Ramos took a knee but continued to fight on. Going into the last round Ramos landed a huge left hook that knocked out Velasquez as referee Lou Moret stop the fight at 1:36 of the tenth round.
In the opening bout from the Fantasy Springs Resort and Casino Events Center in a junior lightweight bout Oxnard's Ricky Lopez (10-2, 4KOs) survived an early knockdown against Pablo Batres (3-7-1) of Sonora, Mexico. A right hand by Batres floored Lopez in round one, the Oxnard fighter Lopez however was able to outbox Batres en route a unanimous decision as one judge scored the bout 39-37 and two judges scored it the same 38-37.
Houston's Justin DeLoach (4-0, 2KO) scored a third round stoppage over Carl Hill (1-7, 1KO) in a junior middleweight bout. DeLoach landed a series of right hands as Hill went down but got up and continued. A vicious body attack by Deloach forced referee Jack Reiss to stop the contest at 2:50 of round three.
Joet Gonzalez (5-0, 1KO) was dominant as he won a unanimous decision over David Reyes (2-5-1) in a scheduled four round junior featherweight bout. Gonzalez boxed away and was the more skilled fighter en route to a decision win the tough and rugged Reyes who fought with Gonzalez here to fight. Two judges scored the fight 40-36 and one judged scored the fight 39-37.
Lightweight Maurice Lee (3-0, 2KOs) of Van Nuys, California won a unanimous decision over Mexico City's Juan Carlos Sanchez (1-2). Lee the taller fighter used his distance tagging Sanchez with straight lefts set up by the jab for four rounds. All three judges scored the bout 40-36 as Maurice Lee wins a unanimous decision.
Coachella's Ryan Caballero (1-0) the younger brother of Randy, won a four round unanimous decision over Compton's Lyonell Kelly (0-1). Caballero was too much for Kelly as all three judges scored it 40-36.


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Does anyone care for a facetime call with their deceased friends? The Chinese would probably say yes should there be WiFi in the afterlife. The living are not the only ones who desire Apple products in China. iPhones and iPad 2 (not yet officially launched in China) appeared on the list of sacrificial-offerings at this year's Tomb Sweeping Day (Qingming Jie). Not grey market ones, but fake paper ones.
Tomb Sweeping Day is a traditional Chinese festival to pay tribute to ancestors and deceased loved ones. It is custom to burn paper money to the dead, as well as fake paper-made houses, cars, furnitures, TVs, ACs, or just about anything that could make life in the other world better. This year, many Chinese in heaven, or in hell, can expect to get the hottest gadgets of the living world – iPhones and iPads.
Many sacrificial-offering stores in China feature paper-made iPhone and iPad replicates this year. According to a China Daily report, a package of 2 iPads and 4 iPhones in different colored paper goes for 6 yuan. A MacBook also costs 6 yuan.
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It'll soon become a routine thing and your focus (hopefully) will move to more training, situational awareness, responsibility, studying law etc. and less about the "thrill".
This is a discussion on How long does the thrill last? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I'm registered to take the CHL course at the end of next month and will have my license not long after. I already know that ...
I'm registered to take the CHL course at the end of next month and will have my license not long after. I already know that carrying a cocked and loaded gun on my person will be quite an exhilarating experience, at least at first. The idea of it all is both exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. And in a good way obviously, as this is all to protect my business, my family, and myself. I'm just curious how long the thrill of it all will last before EDC becomes just a routine every day thing that I don't even think about anymore. I just think back to when I got my drivers license and could go where I wanted by myself. That feeling of freedom is something I'll never forget. I imagine the feeling of CC'ing to being pretty close to that.
I'm interested in what both seasoned and new CC'ers alike have to say about this sort of thing.
It'll soon become a routine thing and your focus (hopefully) will move to more training, situational awareness, responsibility, studying law etc. and less about the "thrill".
"Rebellion against tyrants is obedience to God." - Benjamin Franklin
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I've been carrying everyday for about 5 months. It's routine, but not so routine that it's not on your mind. It is pretty thrilling at first, being able to take your gun with you (almost) wherever you go, but that "thrill" doesn't last. It's still awesome that we have the freedom to do so, and I thank God everyday that I have that right, but it's not a "thrill", so to speak.
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Never thought of it as a thrill or exhilarating but I did start carrying in 1975 as requirements of my crew position while flying. I have carried both as military and as a civilian since then and consider being armed merely as having the ability to defend myself with lethal force should the need arise. Welcome to the ranks of those who are willing to take the responsibility of providing for their own security.
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The "thrill" will not last long then it becomes routine, then mundane and sometimes a pain in the butt.
Your choice of clothes, belts, holsters and so on will change as will your choice of firearms. No matter what firearm I carry the equipment stays the same. Good gun, good holster, good belt, two spare mags/speedloaders. This choice does not always lend itself to shorts, a t shirt and flip flops.
"A first rate man with a third rate gun is far better than the other way around". The gun is a tool, you are the craftsman that makes it work. There are those who say "if I had to do it, I could" yet they never go out and train to do it. Don't let stupid be your mindset. Harryball 2013
There is no thrill, so to speak in your context as just starting. You are just adjusting to the responsibility, and learning that a 'tool' is only leathal when you choose for it to be. (OK - everyone can dogpile me for the over simplification of this)
Many of us are actually very comfortable with carry. Either from being from a state where it is expected, taught by our elders to be responsible and go, at a very early age (an actually recognized freedom and right as described by the Constitution of the United States of America), or learned from having been a Peace Officer or Military.
Some on this Forum now legally carry after coming to the USA, and could never have done so in their own country of origion.
Carpenters carry hammers (a lethal force weapon if used to attack people - heck I can do that with a pen or stick). Others of us have carried 'weapons' most of our teen to adult lives. On the farms, elsewhere, or early into LEO or Military.
The question I ask to you, llmstratocaster, the Origional Poster (OP), is when do you go out and learn enough, get enough experience/training to realize that you are a well stable person who can handle the responsiblity, will you continue to always ask the same question as your origional post? Some of us always do, regardless of the miles under our bones.
I commend you on posting your question. Welcome here.
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Welcome to the world of cc. I think the fact that we are on this forum shows that (most) of us enjoy guns, carrying, and everything that goes with it so I think I understand what you mean by "thrill" although not perhaps the word I might have chosen. (Lets face it, who doesn't feel like a birthday on Christmas when they get a new carry piece?) I've carried guns all my life but I've only carried concealed for a year and a half. It took me about a month or two to really become accustomed to my sidearm being with me at all times, and now I feel like I'm forgetting something every time I get dressed without it, just the same as a wallet or watch.
The "thrill" of learning never gets old though, and that is the real reason I enjoy this site. Every aspect of cc is about self preservation and deescalation, and the wealth of knowledge possessed by this online community (myself excluded) is fabulous in that regard. Everything from gunfighting to developing your situational awareness has endless threads if you are willing to read, sift, and decipher. I would recommend truly devoting yourself to learning as much as you can, in the end your sidearm is a tool and your mind is your weapon.
After a couple decades with a CCW permit I think about it less, but hopefully I never get to where I don't think about it at all! I still try to keep in mind where the muzzle is at, etc. I've found over the years that when carrying a firearm I tend to be much more aware of my surroundings, and much less willing to engage with people. By that I mean, if someone flips me the bird while I'm driving I just bite my tongue; I don't ever want to risk needlessly escalating a situation since I know very well what it could lead to.
Good luck with the course and application process. Eyes and ears, buddy. Eyes and ears. Come prepared, having read (and re-read) the relevant statutes beforehand. Ask lots of good questions. Take notes. Come out of it understanding use-of-force and firearms/carry statutes to a "T," as best you can.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
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Never got a "thrill" out of it. I started carrying because I owned my own business and left work after dark with daily receipts. I considered it more as a necessity back then, and still do.
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After you get your license the real work begins. Fine tuning your techniques to match your rig(s). Range time & dry fire practice. Developing your situational awareness, securing your weapon & many other aspects of being armed. As time passes you will feel naked if you leave the house without your gun. You will figure out how to carry while wearing sweats & schlumping to the store to get milk on Saturday morning.
Good luck & let the games begin.
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I'm relatively new to concealed carry because my state first got a law in place a year ago but I'm familiar with firearms having retired from the Army & went almost directly to armed security. Now it's routine - boots tied, zipper zipped, gun on my belt. I'm always aware somewhere in the deep part of my mind that I'm armed. I wouldn't say it's a "thrill", though, just a good feeling.
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Its a good feeling to be able to defend yourself from a violent person or persons, but it is a responsibility, and a humbling thing to walk out the door with a loaded pistol. I do remember getting that excitement when I got the letter confirming My LTCF was ready to be picked up. I got mine in 1998, but my uncle, dad and my brother would go to the shooting range long before I was 21 so I had some experience with handling hand guns/shotguns. As I stated on other posts, I just recently have been really getting into the reality of carrying and doing all I can to make sure I know laws, statutes, ordinances, Play out scenarios in my head, of What whoud I do IF? Making sure I have good gear, such as holsters, more than one mag lol, flashlights, But most of all as someone else stated, There is NO MORE ROAD RAGE, And I realize I can be fine one minute and with the wrong decision The next minute I could be in handcuffs,, Good luck , Good to see another armed and being able to defend himself...


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My 2 carry options,Usually the kimber....
Here are some pics of my favorites:
A Wilson Combat Stainless Professional
A Springfield XD-45 with an XML light
A Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan
A Smith & Wesson Model 65-5 DAO
A Taurus PT-145
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In all seriousness, after having the gun for nearly a year my Baby Eagle has finally made it as my main carry gun. That is it in my signature and here is a pic of it in its' IWB holster, and one without a holster.
H&K USP-C .40 / .357 Sig and Taurus PT-145 Millenium Pro
Springfield Armory 1911-A1 Mil-Spec , (formerly Dustoff '68s)
DW/CZ .45 CBOB. Love the BOB grip!
Pistolet Makarova
Highway Patrolman
My carry was a Sig 229. But my Walther is more accurate and fits the SOB nice.


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In the 16th Century a mathematician and astronomer named Nicholaus Copernicus saw fit to question the "settled" science of the time - specifically, that the universe was geocentric; or in plain English, that Earth, not the Sun, was the center of our solar system.
The belief that the Sun and other planets orbited the Earth was more theology than science. It was rooted in the belief of the Greek philosopher Aristotle and based on an accepted-albeit-tortured mathematical model that had been developed by Ptolemy.
But Copernicus observed that Ptolemy's model consistently failed to predict the locations of the Sun and other planets, and that it in fact would require some planets to move backwards in their orbits from time to time to be correct, a gravitational absurdity. So Copernicus calculated a new model, one that did make accurate predictions, and which shattered conventional thinking - the Earth and other planets, he opined, orbit the Sun.
Copernicus, in addition to scientific degrees, held a doctorate in church canon law. Some speculate he did not publish his theoretical masterpiece until near the time of his death for fear of persecution. But in fact, church leaders of the time were receptive and grateful for Copernicus' work. In that regard, the famed astronomer is indeed fortunate that the pope at the time was Clement VII and not John Kerry.
Fast forward to last Sunday when Kerry, having jetted to Indonesia to speak to a college audience, excoriated any and all scientists who have questioned the new age theology of global warming.
"We should not allow a tiny minority of shoddy scientists and extreme ideologues to compete with scientific facts," he proclaimed. "Nor should we allow any room for those who think the costs of doing the right thing outweigh the benefits."
Consider the weight of those statements in the context of our democracy: "We (government) should not allow any room for" disagreement.
Kerry continued, "The science is unequivocal, and those who refuse to believe it are simply burying their heads in the sand." So Kerry is declaring himself infallible. It's so because he says so, and anyone who disagrees is unprincipled.
In reality many a principled scientist is questioning current global warming theory for the same reasons Copernicus questioned Ptolemy: the mathematical models and the predictions based on them have proved wrong - consistently, in virtually every case. But rather than question their theory, many climate scientists have taken to dubious practices, such as "adjusting" historical and rural temperatures upward to be more consistent with their theoretical model.
Not only is it principled for scientists to criticize and question such inconsistencies and practices, it's their responsibility as scientists.
But in the end it's politics and not science that really drives the global warming debate. And analysis inside the Beltway is that politics is what drove both Kerry and President Obama to showcase the global warming bogeymen in the past week. The issue polls well with suburban, middle class women, and that's an area where Democrats need help in the fall elections.
But it's an odd tactic. In a January Gallup poll that asked people to rank the most important problems facing the country today, poor government leadership/corruption/abuse of power led the list, followed by the economy and unemployment. Global warming didn't even make the list of the 14 top concerns. If stoking fears about an issue so far off the public's radar is the best the Democrats can come up with, they are in for a tough fall indeed.
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Discussion in 'Now Playing - TV Show Talk' started by pmyers, Nov 20, 2012.
I'd get rid of both Kevin and Robert. They're both Canadian imports from "Dragon's Den."
wait...do I have them confused? Kevin is the one who sits on the end, right?
Robert = Mr. Wonderfull? Or do I have that backwards?
I meant get rid of the guy on the end. I love Mr. Wonderfull
You have them confused. Kevin = Mr. Wonderful.
Kevin is Mr Wonderful. Robert is on the far end.
Yeah, Robert is very logical but never invests.
I don't understand the wedding dress thing. Women are all kinds of different sizes. When you tailor a dress you can't always save all of the material for re-use. So do they only sell certain dress sizes? I have friends who bought second-hand dresses but they are all tiny humans.
Looks like the NBA signed a licensing deal with those "energy bracelets" that were once on Shark Tank. Here's what Mark Cuban thinks of them:
I totally agree. And I applaud Cuban for putting his money where his mouth is, but literally and figuratively.
My comment isn't about wanting to strangle someone, I'm just amazed how big of a meme this has become.. "Netflix for …"
While obviously they were the one that became big at it, there had to be SOMETHING doing this sort of thing before Netflix, right? (Sharing books or something?)
Oh, and the tie company WAS ON Who Wants to be a Millionaire as a question a few days after this. So apparently they're already well known?!?!?
I'm pretty sure Netflix was the first online company to offer a "keep it as long as you like" and a "x out per month" type of plan. Everyone else was on a time-rental basis.
Think of them as the analog of the bad singers in the early rounds of American Idol.
(Though I did think one recent Shark Tank episode where it was ALL, or all but one, really bad ideas that got slammed by the tank was bad editing.. shouldn't've been all grouped together on one episode.)
Isn't "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" syndicated through ABC affiliates?
Sounds like self-promotion for ABC on this one.
Did the question start out as, "As seen on Shark Tank..."?
do you think there's ever a deal made and we dont get to see it on the show or 100% of all deals made go on the show?
I think what happens more often then not is the deals made on the show don't go through. The sharks do due diligence before they sign the final contract and can always pull out. In an interview the Sharks also said that some of the company owners have decided that the exposure on the Shark Tank was enough and pull out of the deals as well. I haven't heard of any where there wasn't a deal made on the show but a deal was worked out later but that doesn't mean it hasn't happened. I do know that there have been a few companies who have been on the show more than once.
i love the guys that come in and say i'm an inventor, i have ABC but now i have XYZ and i need money for that
then they dig and find out the dude is a zillionair with ABC but doesnt want the risk with XYZ (NO you cant have that part of the business)
Yeah...we've seen that a few times on the show.
The old ladies with the natural gum were like that.
one thing people should learn is patent = kevin
he loves to license things too
but people dont want their original ideas destroyed and i guess i cant blame them for wanting to save their baby
Which makes sense for the people who have dedicated themselves to their idea....but doesn't make any sense for the people who are just doing their thing on the side, which the Sharks do call them out on. If you want to keep your current job, then just take a licensing or royalty deal, get your money and move on.
i forget the object but kev wanted zero equity..just X cents or dollars per item
i'm assuming you do something like that because you limit your risk to your initial investment? after that it's only upside once you get past the breakeven point
and if the company goes down, no equity means no 'loss' in that sense of the word
but then he also does some deals where he says i get X cents per unit only until i make my money but then i think he has to have equity for those, correct?


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In an attempt to recreate Ellen DeGeneres' record breaking selfie Alan Carr gets a quick snap with Muppets Most Wanted leads, Kermit the Frog and his criminal double Constantine.
On Alan Carr: Chatty Man - which returns tonight for series 12 tonight - the funnyman has his hands full with the felt stars as his famous drinks cabinet takes a battering when Constantine has a tipple.
Tonight Alan offers the pair jaegerbombs to which Constantine quickly demands a double. Kermit, Ricky Gervais and Alan all advises that he's had enough as he responds with a drunken 'You don't know me!'
The three make a great photo don't you think? And Alan is partial to a selfie.
Tonight's guests also include Gary Barlow, who performs his new single and title track of his latest album, Since I Saw You Last. Ricky Gervais also talks Muppets Most Wanted and Jessica Hynes tells Alan about reprising her role as Siobhan Sharpe in the new comedy follow-up to Twenty Twelve, W1A.
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I have a Halloween tradition. One night (usually during the week leading up to Halloween), I like to turn out all the lights, light up all my pumpkin decorations in the windows, and watch The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Now, it just came to my attention that some people have never seen The Nightmare Before Christmas. It came out when I was in high school. A few of my friends saw it and became fanatics. I decided they were crazy, and figured I'd never see the movie. I don't think I ever saw until law school
And it's really good. So, tonight, I've turned out the lights, lit all my decorations, and am eating Thai leftovers, to be followed by apple cider donuts and one last bit of chocolate dipped banana. You'll find me on my couch, singing along, in the dark.
Aah, I love traditions.
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I didn't see that movie until a couple of years ago! I couldn't believe I'd gone for that much of my life without seeing it. It's awesome!!ReplyDelete
Have fun!
I still haven't seen that movie. Guess I better get on it!ReplyDelete
I was in high school when this came out as well. My best friend and I rode home the whole time making up words to "What's This" cause it was so catchy. Most of all, I really wanted shrunken heads for Christmas--that will liven up any party.ReplyDelete
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I took my F10 in for an oil service and was informed of an active recall for a tank pressure switch. The dealer performed SIB 16 08 12 "by replacing the NVLD switch for tank leak with improved part 16-13-7-274-147". Anyone see this before and know what this is about?
I haven't heard about the new bulletin but did it say anything regarding model years or build dates?
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A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Business of Film and Television Writing
A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Business of Film and Television Writing
Richard Walter, Screenwriting Chair, UCLA; Author, Essentials of Screenwriting
Walter shares business and film strategies, news, and success stories. His students have written more than 10 projects for Steven Spielberg, plus blockbusters and indie productions, including Milk and Sideways. A storytelling guru, movie industry expert and chair of UCLA's graduate program in screenwriting, Walter knows everyone in the business – and all the side businesses.
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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by TheeTFD, Oct 5, 2011.
Its over Bears.
RIP Bears.
Time to Grin and BEAR it..........
It looks like CJ, TaShawn and Round are predicting the Bears to get EXACTLY 100 rushing yards.
Oh man, I got TDF'd!
* I don't see that ??? * What you could've done is vote Lions +10, +20, +30 for a 60 pt. win. * Anyway Lions 23 Hester 6 * Oh I get it, by not voting they say its neither. Beer only you would see that, are you dislexic ?
Don't encourage him like that. :nerd2:
Nobody thinks Cut will get hit much ?
21-17 Bears........
Did I mention that I'm renting Cutler's apartment?
Neat. You should rent Tim Lincecum's apartment next. S.F. Giants' Lincecum Sued for Trashing Apartment | San Francisco Giants: The Splash | an SFGate.com blog
There will be a big tribute to him on MNF, I'm sure. http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/sports/Raiders-Al-Davis-Dies-131384708.html
Why is this poll already closed?
i thought we needed to close it today. These polls aren't accurate to the hr.
This is...IMHO...the best tackle by a Detroit Lion...in the history of MNF... Realize though that the player in question is no longer a player, but a coach on the sidelines who retired more than a dozen years before this was taken... He was 52 years old at the time of this tackle........ Warning...not a Lions MNF filmclip... Dick LeBeau takes out Haywood Jeffires (1989) - YouTube
It was a take-down not a take-out. Sure looked like the Lions out there though
He was just making sure Jeffries didn't run into the bench and get injured
Megatron: One TD down, one to go.
Hopefully the defense holds and all we need is another one from him.....right now they Lions do not look like a 4-0 team, but happy to know we are second half team
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I came across this short explanation of a "secret" to make money selling dividend paying stocks short. Read along and see if you can find out why this strategy isn't all that it is cracked up to be.
One thing I have learned about stocks is that certain trends are a given. One trend in particular is that of the "dividend crash."
The dividend crash, as I call it, is the peculiar nature of most stocks to fall in value just about the time dividends are paid out. Look at this 5 year example of AT&T stock. Nearly every dividend marker on the chart is at the bottom, or very close to the bottom, of the share price. It is then followed by a climb in value. Verizon has the same thing in it's history as well.
Now let me say this as well, not all companies go through this dividend crash phase. That is why it is very important for you to look at the history of a stock before attempting to use this trend for financial gain.
A quick look at Sprint will show you that they do not go through this phase in the same way that AT&T and Verizon do!
I hope this information proves as valuable to you as it has to me.
One thing that this gentleman forgot to mention was that if you sell a stock short, you are responsible for the dividend payments that are made while you are shorting the stock. Therefore, your only chance of making a profit is if the stock drops firther than your purchase price minus the dividend payment owed.
This strategy can work and it has been tested time and again. However, it isn't nearly as easy as this article makes it out to be.


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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
|Black and Gold Bruins Turn Yellow On Parade Day
|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
We're a month through the NBA season, and plenty of strong teams are vying for early winning streaks, pride, and momentum. The Suns are holding off the perennially dominant Lakers in the West (with the Nuggets and Mavericks not far behind), while the Hawks are beating out the Big Three teams (Celtics, Cavaliers, and Magic) in the East. Oklahoma City, Milwaukee, and Indiana are all in it as well.
Is the playoff bracket relatively stable, or will new teams turn it upside down? Will New Jersey ever win? To find out, let's look at what would happen if the playoffs started as of Wednesday, October 25 at 11:30pm (sans the late games):
Phoenix is unbeaten at home and is doing well on the road, while the Thunder have been average at each. The Thunder did beat Phoenix in the preseason, though it was only by five. The Thunder won in Utah Tuesday, while the Suns won at home against Memphis Wednesday. Oklahoma would put up a fight, though Phoenix should carry the day in the end, after about six games.
Los Angeles has won four straight, while Houston was destroyed by Dallas 130-99 Tuesday (at home no less). Los Angeles knows Houston had no reason to force them to seven games last season, and they should have no problem with a diminished Rockets team. Though so far, each team has won once on the road, so the Rockets could easily make a series of it again.
Both teams have won three straight, though San Antonio has yet to win on the road, while Denver has yet to lose at home. Add to that their three game lead over the Spurs, and the Nuggets will easily move into the second round.
Dallas only holds a 0.5 game lead over Portland (pending the results of Portland's late game against the Nets). They are virtually identical in most stats. This could definitely go either way. Though if Portland can't blow away the Nets like the Mavs blew away the Rockets, I'll take the Mavs.
Atlanta is coming off a tough loss Saturday to the Hornets, while the Pacers took down the Clippers Wednesday. The rest will either do the Hawks good, or will create a little rust. For their sake, it had better be the former when they face the Magic on Thanksgiving. Still, being unbeaten at home will go a long way for Atlanta.
Ready for another triple overtime, everyone? Or maybe a triple-double this time around. Chicago has lost three in a row to drop to 6-7, while the Celtics won a thriller against Philadelphia Wednesday to move to 11-4. The Bulls are an abysmal 2-6 on the road this season, which coupled with the Celtics' crushing of Chicago earlier in the season gives Boston an edge that should help them avoid another game seven.
Cleveland has won three in a row while Milwaukee has dropped their last two. They've essentially traded momentum since the beginning of the season, setting the world's karma right again. Expect Cleveland to take the series without too much protest from Milwaukee.
You might think Orlando would be set as the favorite, but not quite. Playing in Orlando Wednesday, Miami's Michael Beasley dunked off an offensive rebound with 1.6 seconds left to lead the Heat to a 99-98 win. Orlando will probably win the series anyway, though after Miami's recent performance, we have to believe it will be a long series either way.
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H. (Genre: femelle, Àge: 36 années) de Boise, Idaho sur 23 janvier 2008 demande:My question is regarding plate tectonics. Is there a possibility that the extreme meltoff that we're seeing in the Arctic Circle could cause earthquakes? It occurred to me, that ice must've weighed quite a bit (OK, that was an understatement), and if it continues to melt away at such an extremely rapid rate, how will this affect the continental plate upon which that ice used to rest?
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The ice pack in the Arctic Ocean averages only about 5 m thick and floats on the Arctic Ocean. Because it is not in contact with the seafloor (and never has been), it does not exert force on the Earth's crust. Thus, although melting of the ice pack is of considerable climatic and environmental concern, it will have no effect on plate motions or the frequency of earthquakes.
Catastrophic melt of the Greenland ice sheet is another matter. The Greenland ice sheet is up to nearly 3 km thick and exerts considerable downward pressure on the the land on which it rests. If this ice sheet were to substantially melt, it is possible that more earthquakes might occur in Greenland; plate motions, however, would continue, as they had prior to the melting.
If the IPCC forecast of several degrees increase in average global temperature by the end of the century proves to be correct, the Greenland Ice Sheet is likely to shrink considerably, driving sea level higher. Although IPCC has forecast little or no contribution of this ice sheet to sea level rise by the end of the century, it may be underestimating the problem. Some scientists are raising alarms about the health of the Greenland Ice Sheet due to warming of the past few decades.
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Paris restaurants turn food scraps into biogas
By Geert De Clercq
PARIS (Reuters) - A group of Paris restaurants is turning food scraps into biogas and compost ahead of a new law that will force thousands of French food outlets to recycle their organic waste.
Some 80 restaurants, caterers and hotels, including gourmet food company Fauchon and Michelin-starred Taillevent, signed up for a pilot project to collect their food waste, which is used to generate biogas and produce electricity and heat, as well as compost for farms around Paris.
The initiative, launched earlier this month, comes ahead of a tightening of environmental legislation that by 2016 will force up to one in five restaurants to recycle their organic waste or face fines of up to 75,000 euros.
France, which lags northern European countries in recycling, is driving efforts to turn organic waste into methane as it tries to reduce landfill, incineration and greenhouse gases.
Stephan Martinez of neighborhood bistrot Le Petit Choiseuil, who took the initiative for the project, said the collection anticipates the law but that participating restaurants are happy that someone collects their waste and puts it to good use.
"The positive response from customers about recycling is also a big bonus," said Martinez, whose 50-seat restaurant produces only about five tons of organic waste per year.
In his own tiny kitchen, cooks now put peelings and leftovers in transparent plastic bags that are collected every morning by quiet biogas-fuelled trucks.
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Join the Race for Freedom to end human trafficking in a fun, family friendly fun-run hosted by Rocky Mountain Chrisitain Ministries in Gunnison, Colorado. The Race for Freedom - Gunnison will be held on the RMCM property, a flat, mostly dirt trail. Water will be available to participants at the start/finsih area and at the 1.5K turn-around. This fun run is a great event for all ages and abilities to come out and support the efforts of our partners, Pearl Alliance, an anti-human trafficking organization working primarily in Thailand and Cambodia. All proceeds from the Race for Freedom events will be donated to Pearl Alliance.Event schedule and timesCheck-in & Race Day Registration begins at 8:15 AM Kids Events Day-Of Registration closes at 9:15 AM ($5 per participant) 5K Registration closes at 9:45 AM (Registration is $45 after September 6th and on race day) Race Start Times 5K Pre-Race Meeting: 9:15 AM (Course Info & Pearl Alliance video) Kids Races begin at 9:30 AM, Saturday, September 21st. The 5K run/walk begins at 10:00 AM, Saturday, September 21st.
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Canisius (11-16, 7-11 MAAC) vs. Fairfield (19-8, 14-4 MAAC)
Friday, Feb. 28 — 7 p.m.
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- The Canisius women's basketball team concludes the regular season with two home games, starting with Friday night's game against Fairfield University in the Koessler Athletic Center.
- Canisius enters the weekend tied for sixth place in the conference standings. In next week's MAAC Championship, the Griffs will be anywhere from the fifth through ninth seeds.
- Canisius and Fairfield are meeting for the 55th time. The Stags have won the last nine meetings between the teams.
- Fairfield defeated Canisius 63-57 in Alumni Hall on Jan. 24. The Stags jumped out to a 19-point lead in the first half before the Griffs tied the game with three minutes left.
- The 2013-14 season is the 25th year that the Golden Griffins have played in the MAAC.
- Canisius has shot 40 percent or better in 13 games after shooting 40 percent or better five times in 31 games during the entire 2012-13 season.
- Senior Jamie Ruttle enters Friday's game with 1,154 career points and ranks 15th in program history in career scoring and 15th with 557 career rebounds. Ruttle has scored in double figures a team-best 15 times this season and 58 times in her career.
- Junior Kayla Hoohuli has made a 3-pointer in 25 of 27 games this season. Hoohuli is averaging 11.7 points during the last 13 games.
- Senior Jen Morabito ranks fourth in program history in career 3-pointers (198) and third in 3-point field goal percentage (36.9).
- Senior Jen Lennox is third in the program's Division I history with 102 blocks.
- Since entering the starting lineup on Jan. 12, redshirt junior Courtney VandeBovenkamp is avearging 6.5 points and 5.8 rebounds while shooting 53.2 percent in 24.7 minutes per game.
- Under Terry Zeh, Canisius is 46-31 in overtime games or games decided by five points or fewer — ranking as the best winning percentage (.597) in the MAAC since 2004-05. Canisius is 4-0 in such games this season.
- Fairfield enters Friday's game with a 19-8 record and 14-4 record in the MAAC, sitting in third place in the conference standings.
- The Stags have won seven straight games after a 57-47 win at Siena on Sunday. The Stags have won five of those games by double digits.
- Katie Cizynski ranks fourth in the MAAC in scoring (16.4) and fifth in rebounding (8.3).
- Felicia DaCruz is third in the MAAC in assists per game (5.4). Alexys Vazquez is second in the MAAC at 3.0 3-pointers made per game and fifth with a 43.2 3-point field goal percentage.
- Fairfield has three of the top nine players in the league in terms of minutes played with DaCruz (34.9), Cizynski (34.9) and Vazquez (33.1).
- Fairfield has used the same starting lineup in 26 of 27 games with five players averaging more than 30 minutes per game.
- Fairfield ranks third in the MAAC with a 18.5 turnover percentage. The Stags are third in defensive rebounding percentage (69.0) and sixth in offensive rebounding percentage (28.9).
- In the month of February, Fairfield has a 13.1 turnover percentage, posting six of its best eight games on the season in the category. Prior to February, Fairfield had a 21.9 turnover percentage.
- Joe Frager is in his seventh season with Fairfield. The Stags have three 20-win seasons under Frager and advanced to the title game of the MAAC Championship twice in the last four seasons.
- Overall: Fairfield Leads 33-21
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- At Fairfield: Fairfield 16-8
- MAAC Tournament: Canisius 4-2
- First Meeting: Dec. 29, 1988 — Canisius 65, Fairfield 51
- Last Meeting: Jan. 24, 2014 — Fairfield 63, Canisius 57
- Canisius Biggest Win: 14 (76-62 on Feb. 11, 2006)
- Fairfield Biggest Win: 26 (97-71 on Feb. 18, 2002)
- Canisius Longest Winning Streak: 6 (Feb. 14, 2004 to March 3, 2006)
- Fairfield Longest Winning Streak: 9 — Feb. 13, 2010 to Current
- In the first meeting between the teams, Fairfield jumped out to a 19-point first-half lead. Canisius tied the game with three minutes left but could never take the lead and lost by six points
- Senior Jen Morabito scored a team-high 16 points while Crystal Porter had 15 points in Fairfield on Jan. 24.
- Fairfield has won the last nine games in the series, the longest winning streak in series history.
- The last Canisius win in the series came in the semifinals in the 2009 MAAC Championship, a 62-55 victory.
- The last Canisius win in the Koessler Athletic Center came on Jan. 10, 2008, when the Griffs defeated the Stags 58-57 on Kid's Day by scoring eight points in the final 75 seconds.
- Senior Jamie Ruttle is averaging 11.4 points in seven career games against Fairfield


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Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Others Join Forces to Fight Phishing
DMARC.org has been established as a working group that includes 15 contributors including AOL, Bank of America, Google, Microsoft, Paypal and Yahoo to create an email authentication standard via SPF and DKIM.
According to the DMARC specification, the senders of emails can provide proof to indicate that their emails are protected by SPF and DKIM and include instructions what to do with the message if the authentication fails. For example, the message can be automatically deleted by the recipient system - or simply be rejected. The idea is that unauthenticated phishing mails will not reach their recipients. The specification has been developed by the group over the past 18 months.
DMARC.org intends to deploy its technology into field usage and collect data about its efficiency. Eventually, the DMARC specification is intended for submission to the IETF for standardization. DMARC.org representatives will provide details about the specification in a panel discussion at the 2012 RSA Conference on February 29.
ithurtswhenipeeThe next thing they should all join forces for is to do away with free email accounts. Make a 1 time registration fee of a nominal amount like $5 or $10. This way the bots that spammers use to create thousands of [name free email provider] email accounts will either rendered useless or the process will be prohibitively expensive. Even if each address is able to send 10 or 15 emails before it gets closed down.
drwho1"the senders of emails can provide proof to indicate that their emails are protected by SPF and DKIM and include instructions what to do with the message if the authentication fails. For example, the message can be automatically deleted by the recipient system - or simply be rejected."
This is the part that I'm having trouble with.
What "proof", how efficient this "proof" be?
Can they just add the "proof" anyway?
Are there any limits on this "proofs"?
Or they would simply find an exploit and it would be the same or worse.
Don't get me wrong I agree with everyone here so far....
But I would like to see more details about this.
ibboardThis wouldn't help with spam (despite the picture) or generic scams, just phishing. So we'd still get the Nigerian princes, the "male medicine", the R0lllllex and the rest. The only stuff you wouldn't get is stuff telling you to log in to [insert bank/store/social network].
TBH, this will only be half successful. SPF and DKIM lets them do this stuff already (and worrying only *some* banks do it) if and only if the receiving server checks the records *and* the sender marks a hard fail rather than a soft fail (which says "I don't think it is legit, but don't ditch it just in case"). What it will miss out on is bankofarnerica.com and the like - you can still phish with an almost-but-not-quite-identical domain name (and even have a legitimate SSL certificate for it).


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The primary aim of the Science and Technology section within the Department of Cooperation and Cultural Action, is to promote Research and Development in Australia and to demonstrate the strengths in scientific and technological strengths Australia to France. In addition, the Science and Technology section aims to facilitate the exchange and cooperation between Australia and France.
The programs are primarily organised around three main areas:
- initiating and supporting of co-hosted bilateral scientific events (conferences, seminars, symposium)
- encouraging and developing research exchanges, through the implementation of Franco-Australian programs
- facilitating communication and science diplomacy among researchers, research institutions and socio-economic actors in both Australia and France (covering science news updates, technological advancements, enabling meetings between research and industry, and coordinating a network of French researchers in Australia).
The four main exchange programs and bilateral mobility are:
- Scientific Mobilisation program is offered by the Embassy to finance transport between Australia and France for researchers (PhD students, postdocs, researchers and research assistants etc).
- The French-Australia Collaboration Science Innovation Partnership (FASIC) is a program of excellence funded by the departments of French and Australian research, in partnership with the Australian Academy of Sciences, for early career researchers in areas of scientific priority.
- SAFE - Scholarship ANSTO and the Embassy of France, Following the signing of a collaboration agreement with ANSTO (Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation), the SAFE program enable French researchers to work alongside research teams at ANSTO.
- Fonds Pacifique (in French): Established in 1985, the Pacific Fund contributes to regional integration of New Caledonia, the French Polynesia and Wallis and Futuna. In 2014, the Embassy of France supported a project initiated by the Australian National University for the study of freshwater sources in the Pacific.
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As well as the new DSLR, Samsung has also launched several new models in its award-winning NV range of compact cameras. The NV4 is an ultra-thin 8-megapixel model featuring an internal 3x zoom lens, a 2.5" LCD screen, Advanced Shake Reduction (ASR) system and Red-Eye Fix technology. It also has Samsung's SRS sound effect function giving it powerful movie and music capabilities. It will be going on sale in March priced at £149.
The NV 30 is the new mid-range model of the NV series. It is an 8 megapixel camera with a 3x zoom Schneider lens, a 2.5 "intelligent" LCD screen and maximum sensitivity of ISO 3200. It too features Advanced Shake Reduction (ASR) and Red-Eye Fix technology. Like the rest of the NV range the NV30 boasts a smart touch user interface for a more intuitive and user-friendly handling. Its battery can be recharged by the supplied charger or via a USB connection. The NV30 goes on sale in March at a price of £179.
Nearer to the top of the NV range is the stylish new NV40, a 10-megapixel model with a 3x zoom Schneider lens with both optical and digital image stabilisation. Its 2.5-inch LCD screen includes automatic brightness control. It also features the improved Smart Touch control system. It goes on sale in March at a recommended price of £199.
The new flagship of the NV range is the NV24HD, another 3x zoom 10-megapixel model which features an advanced movie recording mode capable of shooting in 720p High Definition at 30fps. It also features a new high-contrast 2.5-inch OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, the first of its kind on a digital camera (Actually Kodak had a camera a few years ago with an OLED screen, but it was much smaller and not as high contrast). OLED technology is much more energy efficient, giving better battery duration.
The NV24HD also features optical image stabilisation, 3200 ISO maximum sensitivity and an improved Smart Touch control system. It goes on sale in March with a recommended price of £249.


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Hello, i am wondering if anyone has downloaded and used Machstudio successfully on window 8?
Machstudio pro 2
MachStudio is a free real time rendering engine but i read that the system requirement is window 7. I am going to buy a desktop for this but nowadays, it is all window 8.
Can anyone with a window 8 system download and gives a try at Machstudio? I am sure it will be pretty useful in 3d production.
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03.12.2013 - Road.cc Tests Lezyne's Sport Digital Drive
Road.cc scored Lezyne's Sport Digital Floor Drive as a 4-star quality pump in their recent test and review.
"I found the digital gauge hugely useful. It's simply easier to inflate the tyre to the desired pressure. You can be very accurate to the exact pressure you want. DV head: it's a big improvement on the old screw-on nozzle on the original Lezyne track pump that is still doing service in my garage."
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12.09.2013 - MTBR Interbike 2013 Special: Lezyne Talks Year 7 LED Technology and Sexy New Digital Pumps
We caught up with mtbr at Interbike 2013 to showcase our 2014 LED lights and digital floor pumps. Watch the video to learn more.
Patrick Ribera-McKay from Lezyne shows us the new digital pumps with a digital custom gauge and new riding lights that include the Deca Drive, improved Mega Drive and the Zecto Drive Pro.
The new digital pumps have been introduced across Lezyne's pump line and feature the digital custom gauge, a 1.5 inch screen, and 2 button operation. The digital pumps are retrofittable to existing Lezyne pumps and are weatherproof, accurate and will be available early October… New this year is the high powered Deca Drive, 800 Lumen light. It runs on 3 LEDs and has Lezyne's Infinite Light design that allows the user to have on-demand battery replacement.