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Stoke boss Mark Hughes says he is confident Marko Arnautovic will stay at the club despite the striker stalling on a new deal.
The Austrian international has just 12 months remaining on his current contract, and his refusal to sign a new one has kicked off speculation suggesting he could be on the move.
A number of clubs, including Crystal Palace, have been linked, but Hughes believes there is a good chance the player will eventually put pen-to-paper on a deal.
"We are where we were with Marko, but we remain very hopeful of being able to keep him here," Hughes told the club's website. "Marko knows what he has here and knows the environment that he is in, he is well liked in the dressing room and in the stands too.
"Those sort of things are important to Marko, and he understands that.
"He isn't going to rush into any decision – clearly he has had an offer on the table from ourselves for a period of time now but his advisors want to take a look at the options for him."


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1A belt or cord worn round the waist.'her waist was defined by a gold chain girdle'
belt, sash, strap, cummerbund, waistband, band, girth, cord, filletView synonyms
- 'His long-sleeved, shirt-like garment is held in at the waist by a narrow girdle.'
- 'Such gems could be woven into important clothing, on belts and girdles, mounted as jewellery, or just collected for their own sake.'
- 'Its versatility gave it multitudinous forms, a girdle, a patka or waistband, or a drape around the shoulders.'
- 'The men wore gold chains, pendants, girdles, and finger rings.'
- 'Some insignia, such as hats, necklaces, belts, and girdles, are worn daily.'
- 'There were rings for slender fingers, bracelets for elegant arms, girdles for shapely waists, and anklets for nimble feet that danced happily in the courtyard to the sound of sweet music.'
- 'In dress he affected a purple robe with a golden girdle, bronze sandals, and a Delphic laurel-wreath, and in his manner he was grave and cultivated a regal public persona.'
- 'Black belts were strapped tightly across the waists and two of the men had an additional girdle across their broad chests from top left to bottom right.'
- 'The chulter, an intricately woven apron, is worn below the black wool girdle or belt.'
- 'The sleeves flared out at her elbows, and the silver girdle accentuated her slender waist; the fabric clung to her slim form.'
- 'His midriff was protected by a drape of chainmail covering a leather girdle and loincloth.'
- 'It was a beautiful, yet plain sea-green gown with a small girdle.'
- 'They served as belt toggles to hold containers for tobacco, money and other objects that would be carried on the cloth belt or girdle, as the kimono had no pockets.'
- 'A yard was originally the length of a man's belt or girdle, as it was called.'
- 1.1 A thing that encircles something like a girdle.'a communications girdle around the world'
- 'Think about the abdominal structure as a girdle or wall that supports your internal organs and back.'
- 1.2Anatomy Either of two sets of bones encircling the body, to which the limbs are attached.
- 'The pectoral and pelvic girdles were also greatly expanded ventrally, although the dorsal parts of the girdles were reduced.'
- 'Because your shoulder girdle is an injury-prone area, take the following extra safety precautions when performing overhead presses.'
- 'These animals also have relatively large shoulder girdles, possibly to provide muscle attachment to support the weight of the huge head.'
- 'By doing so, your shoulder girdle will move back, allowing you to stretch your chest muscles farther during the exercise without placing as much stress on your front delts.'
- 'Thus, selection will necessarily favor a rigid body and limb girdles that act, as much as possible, by exerting force on the vertebral column.'
2A woman's elasticated corset extending from waist to thigh.'she wears corsets and girdles, tight and uncomfortable'
corset, corselet, foundation garment, panty girdleView synonyms
- 'The actual subject herself only appears once or twice; the 'portrait' is built up metonymically, in terms of the objects the mother once wore or used: chemises, girdles, shoes, lipsticks, false teeth.'
- 'I shall wear my girdle at home as girdles are socially unacceptable.'
- 'She wore a white gown with a gilded leather girdle about her slender hips and her hair gleamed like molten gold in the morning sun.'
- 'My grandmother is one of the last women on the planet who wears a girdle.'
- 'I may have been only six years old at the time but even I knew you couldn't possibly forget you were wearing a girdle.'
- 'Others must rely on foam-padded bras and girdles to create womanly curves.'
- 'She pulled on a loose fitting chemise and a violet silk skirt over her girdle and stockings and left her room silently, in search of adventure.'
- 'Yet the exhibit still reveals the intricate machinery that made the New Look work: corsets, brassieres and girdles re-emerged from decades past to discipline the female body into the latest couture creations.'
- 'I wore the girdle to sleep, I wore the girdle to blog, I wore the girdle to watch TV.'
- ''I usually wear a girdle to hide any bumps,' Dawn laughed.'
- 'And most of all, she didn't have to wear a girdle.'
- 'A bonus of tight winter underwear is that it acts as a sort of girdle to hold in the saggy bits of fat, giving you a slimmer silhouette.'
- 'Olivia obeyed, first putting on the girdle, feeling incredibly stupid, and then the bra that gave her so much lift it hurt.'
- 'Avoid tight-fitting clothing or undergarments that restrict blood flow at the waist, groin & legs (e.g. girdles, stockings & socks).'
- 'There they had me strip off behind a bush and put on a long line bra and girdle, a dress and wig.'
- 'He unlaced her girdle rapidly; all the while his lips took in her face.'
- 'Right now I should be wearing a bra and girdle and at times do and if I can ever afford to live alone I probably will.'
- 'Unlike most sports bras or girdles currently on the market, this bra provides maximum support while minimizing the size of your breasts.'
- 'She reaches up her skirt, wriggles, yanks free an enormous, elastic, tan girdle.'
- 'But then again, she wore girdles and kept monogrammed hankies and Devonshire toffees in her handbag.'
3The part of a cut gem dividing the crown from the base and embraced by the setting.
- 'The stone is next mounted on a lathe and, using a second diamond, the points of the crystal are ground away to form a round girdle, a process known as bruting.'
4A ring made around a tree by removing bark.
- 'Girdling brought about carbohydrate (soluble sugar and starch) accumulation in leaves and shoot bark above the girdle, in trees during their fruitless, 'off' year.'
- 'It was observed in all twig tissues analysed apical to the girdle, including the bark.'
verb[with object]
1Encircle (the body) with a girdle.'the Friar loosened the rope that girdled his waist'
- 'She was girdled up within an inch of her life in a high-waisted dress that had to be made.'
- 1.1 Surround; encircle.'the chain of volcanoes which girdles the Pacific'
surround, enclose, encircle, circle, ring, encompass, circumscribe, border, bound, edge, skirt, fringe, form a ring around, form a barrier roundView synonyms
- 'The bus stop in her village is a semi circle of paved road girdled by a hillock.'
- 'A large patio stepped down to a lawn girdled by flowers and cedars.'
- 'The trade winds from both hemispheres converge towards the doldrums and a zone of low pressure, the equatorial trough, that girdles the earth.'
- 'According to their research, the droplets must have condensed from the cooling vapor cloud that girdled the Earth following the impact.'
- 'To watch these small whales swimming only five miles from the city was a great privilege; to watch them departing on a river girdled with filth was less so.'
- 'During the low light of new moons, the satellites are sensitive enough to capture the network of electric lights girdling the globe.'
- 'Permanent examples of anticyclones exist in the subtropics, where a belt of anticyclones girdles the world at latitudes between about 20 and 40 degrees.'
- 'Carmona, a half-hour's comfortable drive from Sevilla, is no exception, its Moorish hill-top fortifications girdled by a skirt of glaring white walls and terracotta roofs that spill down to the surrounding plains.'
- 'Elegant arcades girdled courtyards but most remaining today have been roughly adapted to modern needs.'
- 'About 35 serene green miles later, you're in Leiden, a university city girdled by canals and dominated by the gothic ostentation of its 15th century church.'
- 'All over Europe, the fringes of suburbia are blighted by the dreary apparatus of industry - undecorated sheds and dour offices in glum lots girdled by sterile acres of parking.'
- 'You can only girdle the globe 38 times with that.'
- 'Like all the best old towns, it folds into its landscape, the grid of terraces like contours girdling the hill.'
2Cut through the bark all the way round (a tree or branch), typically in order to kill it or to kill a branch to make the tree more fruitful.'sometimes the trees were completely girdled and died'
- 'Forty-five branches were girdled to control their leaf-to-fruit ratio precisely.'
- 'If these are not removed they can girdle the tree, cutting into the trunk and eventually killing the tree.'
- 'Trees up to 3 feet in diameter can be felled and larger trees can be girdled.'
- 'Avoid nicking the trunks of trees and shrubs; these cuts can injure or kill the plant by girdling the bark.'
- 'If you girdle the base of the tree exposing the cambium layer, the tree will die.'
Old English gyrdel, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch gordel and German Gürtel, also to gird and girth.
nounScottish, Northern English
A heavy, flat iron plate that is heated and used for cooking food; a griddle.
- 'Place a girdle or heavy non-stick frying pan on a medium heat.'
- 'We were flipping bannocks and oatcakes on girdles centuries before sun-dried-tomato ciabatta was invented.'
Late Middle English: variant of griddle.
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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. - The Genentech unit of drug maker Roche Holding AG is pulling the psoriasis treatment Raptiva from the US market because of links to an often fatal brain infection.
The move comes only about six months after the company updated the drug's labeling to carry warnings of links to progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy, or PML, a rare nervous system disorder. Genentech said it made the decision to pull the drug in conjunction with the Food and Drug Administration.
Three cases of PML in Raptiva patients have been confirmed. One other patient on the drug developed similar neurological symptoms and died of an unknown cause, the company said.
Tysabri, a treatment for multiple sclerosis made by Biogen Idec of Cambridge, has also been linked to PML. Tysabri was pulled from the market in February 2005, and the company was allowed to resume selling the drug in July 2006. Since then, four new cases of PML have been reported in Tysabri users.
Genentech estimates about 2,000 people in the United States are taking Raptiva and about 46,000 worldwide have taken it since its introduction in 2003. Raptiva accounted for $108 million in sales in 2008 out of Genentech's total of $13.42 billion.
The drug was approved for chronic moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, a skin condition characterized by red, scaly, inflamed patches of skin.
The company said no new prescriptions should be written, and the drug will no longer be available at all after June 8. Genentech says patients should consult their doctors before stopping use of the drug, because an abruptly halt can lead to sudden worsening of the psoriasis.
"Our decision to remove Raptiva from the market reflects Genentech's commitment to patient safety," Hal Barron, a Genetech senior vice president, and chief medical officer, said in a statement. "Although we believe that many psoriasis patients are benefiting from Raptiva, the balance between benefit and risk . . . has significantly changed."
Switzerland-based Roche Holding last month acquired the share of Genentech it didn't already own in a $47 billion deal.
Roche said its earnings won't be significantly affected by the decision, but it would take a $125 million charge for supplies of the medicine made but not sold.
Merck Serono, which has the license to distribute the drug outside the United States and Japan, will alert other countries to the decision to pull the drug in the United States, Genentech said.


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wikiHow to Check Capacitors Using an Ohmmeter
Capacitors are small electronic components that store a certain electric charge. Their applications are truly numerous and there are many different types. The charge that the capacitors store is only released when the device they power needs it. Being able to test a capacitor is really important in order to know whether it has shorted or determine the resistance between its plates for example. The easiest way to test a capacitor is to use an ohmmeter. There are also combination capacitors or dual capacitors which are used to operate two different devices. Here is how to easily check a capacitor with an ohmmeter.
1Disconnect the power source of the capacitor. You should also make sure that the device which the capacitor powers is unplugged before your continue. If the appliance is instead hard wired, simply turn the circuit breaker off.
2Use masking tape to label the wires that connect to your capacitor. In some cases you will see terminal labels that have been printed on the housing or lid of the capacitor. Capacitors which don't have such labels don't need them because they are non-polarized.
3Pull off the terminal connectors of the wire away from the wire terminals of the capacitor. You can use needle-nose pliers to make this easier. Use the pliers to terminal connector off the terminal. Make sure you don't use the pliers to pull on the wire.
4Take a screwdriver that has an insulated handle and put it across the terminals of the capacitor. Make sure the metal of the screwdriver is touching the two terminals – this will discharge your capacitor. In case you want to test a dual capacitor, make sure to hold the screwdriver on the "COM" labelled terminal. Then use the screwdriver to independently touch the other terminals.
5Take your analogue ohmmeter and turn it to the highest setting. Take its two leads and touch them together in order to zero the meter.
6Take the black (negative) lead of your ohmmeter and put it on a terminal of the capacitor. In case your capacitor is polarized, then you have to put the black lead on its negative terminal. In case it is a dual capacitor that you are testing, put the black lead on its "COM" terminal.
7Take the other lead (positive) of your ohmmeter and put it on the remaining terminal of the capacitor. Take a look at the reading of the ohmmeter. If the needle goes to infinite, then retreats a little bit and moves back to infinite again, then the capacitor has passed the test. The capacitor will not pass the test if the needle goes to infinite and then stays there or if the needle doesn't move at all.
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What is United States Marine Corps
The United States Marine Corps (USMC) is a branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for providing power projection, using the mobility of the United States Navy, by Congressional mandate, to deliver rapidly, combined-arms task forces on land, at sea, and in the air. The U.S. Marine Corps is one of the four armed service branches in the U.S. Department of Defense and one of the seven uniformed services of the United States. Here are a few United States Marine Corps Facts
Marines, also known as a marine corps or naval infantry, are an infantry force that specializes in the support of naval and army operations at sea and on land, as well as the execution of their own operations. In the majority of countries, the marine force is part of the navy, but it can also be under the army like the Troupes de marine and Givati Brigade, or form an independent armed service branch like the United States Marine Corps.
Mission of United States Marine Corps
The seizure or defense of advanced naval bases and other land operations to support naval campaigns;
The development of tactics, technique, and equipment used by amphibious landing forces in coordination with the Army and Air Force; and
Such other duties as the President may direct.
6 United States Marine Corps Facts
The first Marine Corps recruitment took place in a bar.
Marine tradition holds that the Corps was formed in a bar. The story dates to late-November 1775, when newly commissioned Captains Samuel Nicholas and Robert Mullan supposedly organized the first Marine Corps muster at Tun Tavern, a popular watering hole in Philadelphia. The National Museum of the Marine Corps in Virginia even contains a restaurant named Tun Tavern.
The Marines' first battle took place in the Bahamas.
The first amphibious landing in Marine Corps history came on March 3, 1776, when a force under Captain Samuel Nicholas stormed the beaches of the British-held island of New Providence in the Bahamas. New Providence's British governor managed to ship more than 150 barrels of gunpowder out of the town before the Marines arrived, but Nicholas and his band successfully seized several brass cannons and mortars that were later put to use by George Washington's Continental Army.
The Marine Band is nicknamed The President's Own.
First formed in 1798, the Marine Corps' military band is famous for having performed at the inauguration of every American president since Thomas Jefferson in 1801. Jefferson nicknamed the Marine Band The President's Own, and since then, its main purpose has been to provide music for the commander in chief at state dinners, parades and other functions.
The Marines first won fame for fighting pirates.
The Marine Corps was revived in July 1798 and later sent into action against the Barbary pirates, a group of North African corsairs that had spent years raiding American merchant shipping and extorting costly ransoms and tributes. The victory was the first ever battle fought by the United States on foreign soil, and helped lead to a favorable peace deal in the First Barbary War.
The Marine Corps is part of the Department of the Navy.
While the Marine Corps is its own branch of the U.S. military, it falls under the administration of the Department of the Navy. Marines have also operated under the authority of the Army, most famously during World War I, when the Fourth Marine Brigade was attached to the Second Infantry Division in Europe.
Marines served in the European and African Theaters of World War II.
The Marines of World War II are best known for their island hopping campaign in the Pacific at battles such as Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Iwo Jima and Okinawa, but they also had a small presence in the war's other theaters. During the Normandy invasion, Marine sharpshooters used their rifles to detonate floating mines and clear the way for Navy ships. At least 50 members of the Corps also served as intelligence agents and saboteurs for the Office of Strategic Services.
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In Jewish legend, a golem is an image or form that is given life through a magical formula, such as the power of the letters of the divine name. The word is used to denote anything that is not yet fully developed. In the Middle Ages is was believed that there were wise men who could instill life in effigies by the use of a magic spell. These golems then took the form of a robot, or automaton. They would carry out their master's command and could perform easy tasks, as well as protecting their creators. See also: Rabbi Loeb and the Golem of Prague.


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Los Angeles, CA, April 3, 2007 – Spike TV answers all of the burning questions men have been dying to ask, but never found socially acceptable in a new nine-episode comedic late-night series, "MANswers." The fast-paced series works to satisfy the curiosity of Spike viewers by asking the tough questions only guys would appreciate and taking the viewers on a wild ride to find out the answers.
In each episode, "MANswers" races through re-enactments, expert one-on-ones and man-on-the-street interviews to educate Spike viewers on the taboo topics in terms only guys can relate to. The truth is never what you would expect and will inevitably end up being talked about around the water cooler the next day. This half-hour original series premieres on Spike TV in the Fall.
"We've set out to answer the questions guys really want to know, such as, how long can you survive in space without a spacesuit?," said Sharon Levy, Senior Vice President of Alternative Programming, Spike TV. "At the end of a hard day, why think about real life issues when you can find out how to blow up an implant?"
Some sample questions that will be posed this season include: Can you beat a breathalyzer?; What's the best human organ to eat if you are a cannibal?; How long can you survive on beer alone?; Can you beat a drug test?; and How tough are silicone implants?
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Critics of Verizon's (NYSE: VZ) partnerships with Comcast (Nasdaq: CMCSA), Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC), Cox Communications and Bright House Networks have expressed concerns that it will no longer use its FiOS TV service to compete with cable operators. But Verizon could soon add some very innovative features to FiOS that no other pay TV provider is offering subscribers, including an Android tablet designed to be used as a "FiOS companion."
In addition to the FiOS companion devices, which Verizon revealed in a recent survey to subscribers, patent applications indicate that the company is looking at how it can allow subscribers to navigate content with voice controls. It's also looking at how to use tablet computers to put subscribers in an "immersive virtual environment" where they can channel surf and interact with friends.
Verizon isn't the only pay TV distributor considering deploying tablets designed to navigate cable programming. Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) announced last month that it would give subscribers that sign up for its Google Fiber TV product in Kansas City a Nexus 7 tablet that is designed to be used as a remote control.
Interest from Google and Verizon in supplying pay TV subscribers with tablets makes me wonder: Will major providers ranging from Comcast to DirecTV (Nasdaq: DTV) also look to lease tablets to subscribers similar to the way they lease set-tops and traditional cable remote controls? Cable and satellite providers have already developed apps for devices such as Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL) iPad and iPhone, and Google Android devices, so you could argue that it would be a waste to supply a tablet to subscribers since so many of them already own tablets and smartphones.
But bundling a tablet with a cable or satellite subscription package is one way for a provider to differentiate its service from a rival's. A cable MSO may also have a better chance at obtaining mobile video rights deals from programmers by promising to deliver content to devices that they control. It'd be worth keeping an eye on Ericsson (Nasdaq: ERIC), which recently acquired France's Technicolor--a company that has been pitching cable operators MediaTouch tablets that could be leased to subscribers. Motorola (NYSE: MSI) has also reportedly developed a tablet called Corvair that could be supplied to subscribers.
Verizon still must win approval from the FCC and the Department of Justice on its spectrum and marketing deals with major cable MSOs. Its cable deals also called for the creation of a joint innovation lab that Verizon, Comcast, Time Warner Cable and other operators could use to develop products that would rely on Verizon's wireless network and digital cable programming. Assuming that the deals are approved, it's likely that some of the navigation innovations that Verizon has patented, including the ability to use voice commands or navigate programming via virtual worlds, could be available one day in both the homes of FiOS and cable MSO subscribers.--Steve


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Besides the annoyances that come with new fancy keyless fobs, I feel like we really miss out on the character of older keys.
Its not very fancy, but its just so damn cool looking. Keeping it simple. Nothing to go wrong with the electronics, immobilizers, etc. You know if your car doesn't start, its not because the keys broken. Regardless of any practicality and technology disadvantages, old keys just look better.
Forgetting the fact that one of these unlocks a Fiesta and the other unlocks a 911, which would you rather have in your pocket all day?
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov 26 (Reuters) - CWB, formerly known as the Canadian Wheat Board, has agreed to buy grain handling assets from Upper Lakes Group, giving it flexibility to move the crops it buys off the Canadian East Coast.
The deal, announced Tuesday, includes Mission Terminal Inc, which has a terminal at Thunder Bay, Ontario; a grain facility at Trois-Rivieres, Quebec; and a stevedoring service.
The purchase price was not disclosed. The deal is scheduled to close on Dec. 31.
Winnipeg, Manitoba-based CWB markets wheat, durum, barley, canola and peas, under the control of the Canadian government, which is guaranteeing its borrowings until it is sold or develops a plan to be self-sustaining.
Ottawa dismantled the Wheat Board's 69-year-old marketing monopoly over Western Canadian wheat and barley in August 2012. It agreed to temporarily back CWB but required it to produce a plan to privatize within four years.
CWB lacks a network of country elevators to buy crops directly from farmers, or port terminals to store them until they can be loaded onto ships for export. That has left CWB to arrange agreements with Canada's grain handlers, who include Richardson International, Viterra and Cargill Ltd
Acquiring Mission Terminal allows CWB to buy grain directly from farmers and move it onto ships bound for the Atlantic Ocean.
"The purchase of these companies is a first step in building and securing CWB a strong position in the grain marketing supply chain," said CWB president and CEO Ian White in a statement.
Mission Terminal Thunder Bay stores 136,500 tonnes of grain, while Les Elevateurs des Trois-Rivieres can store 110,000 tonnes.
The deal is not surprising, said analyst Chuck Penner of LeftField Commodity Research, given the CWB's established working relationship with Mission Terminal, which is led by former Wheat Board Chief Executive Adrian Measner.
"There really aren't that many small players for them to pick off," Penner said. "They have limited opportunities that way."


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Of Course Someone Offered Kim Kardashian $250K To Document Her Pregnancy
In perhaps the most predictable Baby KimYe news ever, a members-only pregnancy website developer wrote a pitch letter to Kim Kardashian offering her a quarter-million dollars to share everything that she experiences during pregnancy. Which makes it not totally inaccurate to say, "The KimYe baby might be for sale." Which surprises absolutely no one.
David Dginguerian, an filmmaker who doesn't even technically own the website called MyPregnancy.com because it doesn't exist yet, wants to launch this gestation-friendly online community with Kim Kardashian as his poster girl.
Dginguerian suggests such a site could 'generate $100,000 a month,' with the money going to the 'christian charity' of Kim's choice. [Ten bucks says she throws away the letter because he forgot to spell it 'Kristian.'] The cherry on top of this completely absurd and more-than-a-little fucked up idea is the $250,000 signing bonus Kim would receive for agreeing to publicly share every irritating moment that occurs during pregnancy. Which E! and Kris Jenner were planning on making her do anyway.
God help us if she agrees. Minute-by-minute details of designer diaper shopping and slutty maternity wear might just break the internet. And our souls.
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Young Boy Does Rihanna 'Disturbia' Dance [Video]
This kid can't be more than 5 years old and he owns Rihanna's "Disturbia" dance on hard for the XBox. Not only does he kill it, he's 100 percent in sync with all of the dance moves. I'll challenge anyone in some Madden or NBA2K, but this little guy would kill me in this game. Check out his moves below and tell me this isn't the cutest thing you've ever seen!
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One year
Hey, I've been doing this for a year now!
If I only I had something to show for it, like a C Class rating in USPSA.
Hey, I've been doing this for a year now!
If I only I had something to show for it, like a C Class rating in USPSA.
I'm an old
fat not slim white guy, and I compete in USPSA, so i should come down on this side of the OFWG argument.
While IPSC, IDPA and many personal defense courses don't provide a perfect simulation of real world armed self-defense scenarios, don't let the perfect be the enemy of perfecting. The better you shoot under pressure, the better.
I shoot USPSA for just this reason, but I'm beginning to realize what I need to learn is not how to shoot, I need to learn how to fight.
Cleaning a plate rack at 15 yards is good and and fun, but the fact is, an attacker needs to come close in order to attack me or my famly. I need to train to defend myself at bad-breath ranges, and I need to learn to fight without a gun. Oh, and I also need to become an old SLIM white guy.
So next month, I start lessons at Arizona Wado-Ryu Karate, and kill a bunch of birds with one stone.
Sounds like it'll be RIGHT near my house, too.
Doug Little, the club's managing partner, is still in lease negotiations, but he said he expects the club will be south of the Santan portion of Loop 202 and west of Gilbert Road, pending city permits.
His plans for the club include 36 shooting positions in three bays and a 3,500-square-foot, state-of-the-art tactical shoot house more modern than any in metropolitan Phoenix.
Good. As much as I like Caswell's and Rio Salado, the fact is the East Valley is still woefully underserved with ranges. What'd be REALLY nice is a long-distance outdoors range in the Southeast valley, either backing up on to the San Tans or out on the Salt River Reservation, and I still maintain that the Ahwatukee/South Tempe area is perfect for an indoor range. All that money in Ahwatukee needs to be spent on something.
The unfolding horror in Norway reminded me of an incident a long time ago that shaped my attitude on self-defence.
I'd been in the States for just a couple of years and was part of a local church's college-age youth group. One weekend, a bunch of us decided to go camping out on the Mogollon Rim so we packed up our cars and headed for the hills.
After we had set up camp and settled in for the night (Guys and girls in seperate tents. This was a church function, after all…), a bunch of yokels set up camp a hundred yards away from us, carousing and carrying on around a huge bonfire.
And then they started shooting shotguns into the air.
Over in our tent, we were instantly awake. There was 7 of us, four guys and 3 girls, and I realized right then that if these yayhoos came over to our tents to cause trouble (or worse) there wasn't a whole lot we could about it: All we had to arm ourselves was a couple of knives and a hatchet.
That's when I realized I needed to take responsibility for my own safety. I may have grown up in Canada and gotten used to having Mounties around and a populace that was mostly gun-free, but in the U.S., things were (and are) different.: I understood then that I couldn't play by Canadian rules while I lived in the U.S.
And now that I've lived a few years (more than a few, if I'm honest) I like the U.S. rules. No matter where you live, you will always be your own first responder, and unlike most other countries, the U.S. allows its residents to respond effectively to deadly force.
Freedom. It's a beautiful thing.
Fun Fact: I don't subscribe or buy gun magazines. Nothing. Nada. Zip.
A couple of reasons. Firstly, since I let my subscription to Wired lapse five years ago (after reading it from issue 2 onwards), I don't subscribe to any magazines. Why should I wait around for someone to deliver a printed version of the Internet to my mailbox?
Secondly, well, it's because what gun magazines I have read have been chock full of bad writing, advertisements thinly disguised as articles and articles on guns and gear I will never, ever, own. Ever. I have enough problems with the green-eyed monster as it is, I don't need to stoke that fire.
If you read 'em and enjoy 'em, cool. I just can't figure out what the allure is of any periodical or TV news show these days, not when it gets served up to me instantly via teh interwebz.
Mossberg makes an AR platform rifle now. Remington and Ruger have been making AR's for a while now. Just like 1911's, it seems like EVERYONE is making an AR these days.
Not anymore.
What's my source for this image? My own fevered imagination, of course!
… I woke up at 6am this morning, thought about my honey-do list, thought about our finances, thought about the time I'll be away from my family next week, thought about the lack of sleep I had last night, thought about the USPSA match this morning…
… and turned off the alarm and went back to sleep.
Rob Leatham (or any other top-notch USPSA shooter) would not have done that, and that's what makes them top-notch USPSA shooters. I'm not on the top-teir of this sport, nor do I want to be. To quote that noted 20th century philosopher, Popeye, "I am what I am."
I'll still shoot the 3 gun match tomorrow, though. Shooting with friends is a whole lot more fun than shooting alone.
Because nothing says "I can't live without you" like a a few blasts of buckshot.
"A woman told police in northwest Indiana that her boyfriend fired several blasts from a shotgun over her head after she turned down his marriage proposal."
Lloyd Doubler, he ain't.
I'm shooting the USPSA match at Rio on Saturday and if (and that's a mighty big if) I shoot a 47 or better, I'll finally move up to C Class, and then I'll have to rename the blog.
Then on Sunday, Danno from Sandcastle Scrolls and myself will be shooting the 3 gun match at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club, where I'll be putting my new Tac Limited rig through it's paces one more time.
If you're the Phoenix area and want to shoot either of those matches, drop me a note.
The people over at AmmoForSale.com wanted my opinion on PMC's .223 55 grain Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail ammo, so they sent me a box with the provision that I'd shoot it and report back on what I found.
I shot the ammo off of sandbags over at the main range at Rio Salado, using my three Ggn AR with a Leupold 1.5x-4x scope. The target was 50 yards away, air temp was about 105 degrees (hey, it's summer here in Phoenix) and there was a light (5-10 mph) breeze blowing. As a comparison, I also shot a few rounds of Federal 55 grain FMJ's I bought at my local Wal-Mart.
Mean Radius: 0.53″
Extreme Spread: 1.63″
Mean Radius: 0.55″
Extreme Spread: 1.29″
Target Measurements courtesy of Robb Allen's nifty shot group analyzer gizmo.
Bottom line: The PMC ammo worked great. At eight bucks a box, it's a real value suitable for competition, practice or plinking with the AR of your choice.


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This has been the crazy week I look forward to all year! I coordinate a bazaar here in Canby, Or and it is fantastic. Even though I dread having to put out all the signs, when I walk into the room full of artisans it is all worth it. The creations they make are of the highest quality so hard not to buy everything!
Now that the show is over, I can relax (for a couple days, I am coordinating the church talent show this year now) and finally put up one of our favorite dinners.
We love this dinner for it's versatility, and how easy it is to make. You can call it Chicken Pockets, Chicken Puffs or even Chicken envelopes, we call it delicious.
Take any left over chicken from your fridge or cook 2 chicken breasts in the crock pot with half a bottle of Italian dressing and enough water to cover the chicken for 4-10 hours. This night we cubed chicken and cooked it in the dressing and water on the stove.
Lay out 2 packages of refrigerated crescent rolls. Pinch the middles of 2 triangles to create 1 square. Fill each square with 2 Tbl of the chicken mixture.
Melt some butter and brush the tops with it, you can season the top with bread crumbs.
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Rossi rescues Villarreal
Two goals from Giuseppe Rossi rescued Villarreal against Odense to put the Liga side into the Champions League group phase.
Former European Cup winners Bayern Munich, who will host the final at their Allianz Arena stadium in May, also made it through as they beat Zurich 1-0, Mario Gomez's seventh-minute goal completed a 3-0 aggregate win in their playoff against the Swiss side (see separate report).
Danes Odense were one of three teams who failed in their bid to qualify for the first time, along with Wisla Krakow and Malmo.
Polish side Krakow fell at the final qualifying hurdle for the seventh time, losing 3-1 at APOEL Nicosia who scored the decisive goal in the 87th minute to win 3-2 on aggregate.
Dinamo Zagreb of Croatia progressed 4-3 overall despite losing 2-0 to Malmo in Sweden.
Racing Genk, who are without a coach, beat Maccabi Haifa on penalties to become the fifth team in the hat for Friday's draw in Monaco where they will be joined by Europe's elite.
Another five clubs will go through on Wednesday, the pick of the matches being troubled Arsenal's visit to Udinese.
Villarreal, facing a 1-0 first leg deficit against Odense, struggled to break the deadlock until Rossi struck twice in 16 minutes in the second half.
The Italian, linked with Juventus in the close season, got in front of his marker to open the scoring five minutes after halftime and then rifled in a brilliant volley in the 66th minute. Carlos Marchena added the third goal.
Brazilian Ailton netted twice as APOEL produced more heartbreak for Wisla who had a 1-0 lead from the first leg.
Ailton's second goal came in the 87th minute just as the Poles appeared set to end their jinx.
Dinamo, national champions for the last six seasons, took a 4-1 lead to Malmo but were made to suffer after Sime Vrsaljko was sent off in the 50th minute.
Wilton Figueiredo put Malmo ahead from a 69th-minute free kick. Pontus Jansson then scored to set up a tense finale and the visitors held on thanks to some fine saves from goalkeeper Ivan Kelava.
Genk beat Israelis Maccabi 4-1 on penalties, after winning the second leg 2-1 to record a 3-3 aggregate draw.
The Belgians were playing under stand-in coach Pierre Denier after Frank Vercauteren quit following last week's first leg.


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But when Masekela finally returned to South Africa in 1990, after Apartheid laws weakened and Nelson Mandela was released from prison, what did he find?
He found a splintered music scene where the various subgenres that contributed to South African music's richness competed against one another instead of amassing combined influence, not to mention finding that white entrepreneurs controlled the music industry.
Masekela perceived hope and promise in the young producers of Kwaito music, roughly comparable to American hip-hop and rap, because they took control of their own destinies and formed their own labels. In addition, Masekela found opportunity to bridge the gaps between subgenres and to find additional relevance for his well-known style among the Kwaito enthusiasts.
The result is Revival, which adopts the attitudes and style of Kwaito musician/producers Zwai Bala and Godfrey "Guffy" Pilane and applies Masekela's amalgam of jazz, Afrikaan folkloric music, work songs , church music, a capella urban music, R&B, songs of political protest, blues, Afropop, jazz, and township dance. At the same time that the music of Revival delves into the historic origins of South African music, it also updates the country's music by addressing modern, post-Apartheid concerns. In the process, Masekela stands out as the clear leader of the session, as he not only plays trumpet with his readily identifiable style of the past thirty-plus years, but also sings the lead vocals, plays keyboards and in general has a great time.
The first song, "After Tears," is in the spirit of Masekela's past recordings, particularly "Grazing In The Grass," as his clearly stated, uplifting horn lines carry the melody, backed by guitarist Jimmy Dludlu's accents. But the singing begins on "Woman Of The Sun," Zwai Bala's musical description, supposedly, of the modern South African woman, sophisticated and original because she attended Harvard, wears her hair in braids, listens to Ravi Shankhar, has an indigenous accent, donates money to charities and engages in political activism. And the remainder of Revival consists mostly of singing, such as the lyrics on "Spring," a depiction of the season as inducing spring fever, falling in love, washing windows and important seasonal things like that. Bala's "Fresh Air" features Masekela on cup-muted trumpet, intertwining with Khaya Mahlangu's flute and accented by Francis Fuster's triangle for unhurried atmospheric effect. In some cases, rather than call-and-response interaction of rising intensity, some of the songs like "Open The Door" involve a chorus, in this case a male chorus, responding to a single singer, in this case Malaika, who leads the performance.
Like Miriam Makeba and Abdullah Irbrahim, Hugh Masekela too carried with him through his musical career the infinitude of sounds heard during his formative years in South Africa, even though he spent much of his life in exile. Now that Masekela has returned, excited by the evolving musical developments there, he has decided to continue pushing the envelope, using music to unite rather than to divide, instead of remaining in place musically. Revival represents the breadth of South African music, even though seventy-plus minutes aren't long enough to cover it all, as it retains the joy and honesty, even under suppression, that always characterized the music.


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Sharing Reading, Writing, and Jesus
If I could earn a living doing what I love most, I would be an elementary teacher in a Spanish-speaking country. One of the largest issues in these countries is the illiteracy rates. If a child has the foundation of being able to read and write, then so many more opportunities are opened up to them. They can have a better paying job so that they have the time and money to go to school. They can break the cycle of growing up in poverty. They can go on to not only better themselves and their families, but they can have the opportunity to change the world. Through teaching children to read and write, I hope to share the love of Jesus with not only the students, but their families also. Once the students have the tools of knowing how to read and write, they can share those with their parents. To make my dream come true, I am working on a Bachelor's Degree with honors in Elementary Education, and plan on doing my student teaching in Quito, Ecuador.


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04-25-2009, 02:35 PM #1Junior Member
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Swim deck residue..HELP..
So we took the boat out of storage for detail and other things to get it ready for the summer. After the swim platform had gotten wet I had walked on it then on to the sundeck. There were black marks from where my feet were. Is there something I can rub on the mat? My dad does not want to buy a whole new mat, but he does not want this to keep happening when people get in an out. I know that this has probably already been discussed; this just seems like the fastest way for advice. Thanks for all the help so far on all my other questions."Pro's don't do it till they get it right, they do it until they don't get it wrong"
2007 Moomba LSV. 3,500lbs ballast
No stereo setup just a wake monster!
Mine did that also. Is the boat or deck New? What I did was keep a rag in the boat just for the swim deck. Everytime I went to the Lake and the boat in the water, I washed and wiped the deck down. This eliminated the black marks on the vinyal. I hope this helps.
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I realize the best solution is to replace the mat with Seadec as everyone seems to say but before this solution came about someone suggested coating with clear Laquer coating which i did with my 07 Outback and 2 seasons later so far so good. Yes its a tad slippery when wet but this was one of the solutions at the time.
I probably will switch covers soon enough and put a Fancy Roo cover on but untill then . this works.
04-25-2009, 11:08 PM #4Sled491 Guest
The black mat just does that. You can't stop it, execpt for Mikeys suggeston. I just put on the Seadek pad, way better and only a couple hugie. Worth the price, just ask anyone.
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TAZZ: Both the boat and the deck were new when we bought it and we have only used it for one season.
I guess seadeck is the way to go. I guess that is a purchase for some other time. Anymore suggestions would rock.."Pro's don't do it till they get it right, they do it until they don't get it wrong"
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Forgive my ignorance to the Fancy Roo and the Sea Dek options. My '05 LSV has the smooth black rubber pads that trasfer sooo much black to the inside of the boat. I figured it was a product of the previous owner's Armorall or something. So others have had alternative materials applied with good results? Was this a DIY or a shop install?


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This is the first time Melissa Smith spent New Year's Eve in the hospital, but she's OK with it because the outcome is the new addition of a 7-pound baby boy, the first born in Athens this year.
Rylan Smith arrived at Athens Regional Medical Center about 7:15 a.m. New Year's Day.
The happy parents, Melissa and Ryan Smith, said they're pretty excited Rylan was the first baby of the year in the region.
"Go us," Ryan said. "That is just about all I can say."
This is the couple's fourth child and second boy. They also have Matthew, 7; Makayla, 4; and Raveah, 17 months.
"I was on and off in labor all day yesterday," Melissa said Wednesday. "By about 10 p.m. I knew it was time to go to the hospital."
Although she missed watching Atlanta's big yellow peanut M&M drop at midnight, Melissa said she could hear the commotion from outside her room in the ARMC maternity ward.
"I could hear them hollering out in the hallway (at midnight)," she said. "But I was resting. The nurses had told me to try and rest. I was surprised (he was the first baby born in Athens). There were actually two other girls in labor down the hall and I think we were neck-and-neck. Really, I was just ready for him to be born either way."
"It's also sentimental that he was born today too because he was born on my husband's grandfather's birthday," Melissa said. "Bernard Kirk, who passed away a few years back."
The couple lives in Maysville and is looking forward to bringing their bundle of joy home to meet his siblings. "I've been so excited I haven't gotten much sleep," Melissa said. "For the new year, we are just hoping that everyone stays healthy."
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By: Firouzeh Afsharnia
News broke out over the weekend that a deal was finally struck in beautiful lakeside Geneva.
Well. Technically, it's a deal to work towards a deal in six months. So you might argue what's the big deal? But after 34 years of silent treatment, crippling sanctions and relentless threats of war by irresponsible crazies with way too much clout in the U.S. Congress; a deal to have a deal is a really big deal.
Within minutes the airwaves filled up with news, chatter and commentary; everyone claiming to have their finger on the left or right pulse of the truth.
Joy and relief on one side; rebuke and disgust on the other. The indefatigable NIAC duo, Trita Parsi and Reza Marashi provided minute by minute updates for what played more suspenseful than a Hollywood blockbuster, and finally posted "Congratulations!" — then their ecstatic beaming photos captioned: "….if you're wondering how happy we are!"
I clicked that "like" button over and over, more than anytime I remember, brimming with optimism in spite of my reservations toward the Islamic regime — even feeling a certain fondness for Mr. Zarif, who in a PR video earlier that week, had extended a reconciliatory hand in tandem with stressing mutual respect and insisting on all rights to peaceful enrichment for his nation under the NPT. I liked his tone.
The text of the agreement was released. Iran would dilute their stockpile of enriched uranium; halt the installation of new centrifuges as well as the construction of the Arak reactor site; and allow intrusive international inspections by the IAEA.
Sounds like a giant step. Whether it was the force of sanctions or the voice of the moderates, Presidents Rouhani and Obama both claimed victory. Whoever needs to pat themselves on the back — be my guest. That's the nature of good diplomacy.
Conservative hawks denounced the accord as a sell out! What exactly was being sold out is unclear since the ultimate deal is months away. The Saudis vying for regional dominance rushed to stand with Israel — a laughable alliance in itself — warning the White House against negotiating with the dangerous Iranians in cynical disregard to the fact that one is the prime incubator of the Jihadi movement, complicit in the continuing Syrian carnage and holder of the most dismal of human rights records; the other, serial violator of international law and of basic human rights of millions in the occupied territories.
Netanyahu called it a "historic mistake" after his intense lobby offensive failed to derail the talks. He drew on Jewish history – again – to invoke Israel's security concerns, evidently clueless to the basic principle that the security of Israel without the security of its neighbors is a fantasy. John Bolton, the mother of all – sorry – the father of all intransigent war hawks called for nothing short of bombing Iran.
Predictably, the U.S. congress scrambled for a new round of sanctions at the run up to negotiations, leading one to believe that not one of them has passed a test in Diplomacy 101. Republican Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois went so far as to say …Israel is the reason he ran for the Senate. "… I am totally dedicated to the survival of the state of Israel." Surely this is treason if you substitute any other name for "Israel."
If the chorus line of the belligerents should prove anything, it is the one truism that concern for human rights in Iran is not on anyone's agenda. Not really. Not even for many in the Iranian diaspora who seem more entangled in an ideological debate over Persian vs. Arab; and Moslem vs. Zoroastrian; and whose most hated American President in U.S. History is Jimmy Carter – the only President who ran on a platform of human rights.
Many in the diaspora have instead found new love for the State of Israel on the premise that the enemy of their enemy must surely be their friend. They echo the same tired old hard lines on permanent replay by the neo-cons who's foreign policy rhetoric is all of two words: Sanctions and War. Why not! Some argue. Anything to dislodge the Mullahs. Then our people shall be free! "Inshallah the day will come to see a mullah hanging from every tree on Pahlavi Street." — An interesting strategy towards Democracy.
The voices are clear. On one side, proponents of peace and moderation looking for a way out of a 34 year old impasse with an ear to the wave of reform and view to new possibilities.
On the other; the intransigence of ideology, real-politik and self-interest. From the hard line coalition of Netanyahu in the Knesset posturing against a permanent enemy; to the U.S. congress who depends on campaign support from the powerful AIPAC; — from Gulf nations vying for regional dominance to the U.S. war economy aching for another fix; — and finally to members within Iran's own diaspora who hate the Islamic Republic more than they love their fellow Iranians – each have their own rationale, and none of it about the rights of those living under artificial hardships imposed by a foreign government. New York times reported even the currency traders in Tehran Manouchehri Square are hoping for more sanctions. They say the Ahmadinejad days were fantastic for business.
But if there is a global barometer on this subject, Financial Times headlines provided a clue when it reported first thing this week that Iran nuclear deal pushed oil prices lower. And Reuters news flash came in that Israeli stocks gained. They do say markets know best.
Meanwhile within hours of the deal, the haunting bold letters of the Green movement – WHERE IS MY VOTE – again went viral; this time with the letters amended: …….HERE IS MY VOTE !