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Internet body may use up IPv4 addresses this week
IDG News Service - The current crop of Internet addresses could start to disappear this week if a regional Internet registry makes one more request for two blocks of addresses.
APNIC (Asia Pacific Network Information Centre) is eligible to request two large blocks of IPv4 (Internet Protocol, Version 4) addresses, because users have been snapping up its existing stock quickly enough, according to Leo Vegoda, manager of number resources at the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority. Because there are only seven of these large blocks left, that allocation to APNIC would activate a policy for the IANA to hand out the last five blocks to the five regional registries, Vegoda said.
Experts have been warning ISPs (Internet service providers) and enterprises for years that IPv4 addresses are destined to run out soon. Various technical fixes have staved off that day, but the assignment of those final blocks would leave the ultimate supply of those addresses tapped out. This would mark a milestone on the path to an Internet based totally on the latest protocol, IPv6.
It typically takes about two business days to fulfill a request by a regional Internet registry (RIR) such as APNIC for more address blocks, and it can be done more quickly if needed, Vegoda said. The IANA does not comment on address allocations until they are made, but "it would certainly be possible for us to process a request before the end of this week," he said. APNIC, based in Brisbane, Australia, was not immediately available to comment on a possible address request.
The timing suggests that predictions that IPv4 addresses will be depleted very soon may be correct. Martin Levy, director of IPv6 strategy at ISP Hurricane Electric, predicted last week that the IANA's stockpile would be exhausted this week. At the same time, two online "clocks" that estimate the date of IPv4 depletion are showing that this event should have passed already or would occur very soon. On Monday, The IPv4 Depletion Site showed the "IANA depletion date" had just arrived. A long-running IPv4 clock at Potaroo.net forecast the IANA running out on Feb. 2.
The IANA is the part of ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) that allocates IP addresses to the RIRs. The regional organizations, in turn, fulfill requests by ISPs and other customers in their regions for smaller blocks of addresses. After the IANA hands out the last of its so-called "/8" blocks, each of which contains about 16 million addresses, the RIRs will have no additional supply to turn to after they have fulfilled their customers' requests.
This won't mean that suddenly no user can get a new IPv4 address, Vegoda noted. In addition to the remaining numbers held by the RIRs, there are some addresses left in older blocks assigned before the RIRs were established, which the RIRs have split up among themselves. But given the fast adoption of new addresses in some parts of the world, those resources might be used up soon.
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The chairman of Falkirk FC has described controversial comments about Rangers made by the club's announcer as "harmless banter" that "backfired".
Falkirk boss Martin Ritchie said he hoped the position of announcer Dave McIntosh would "get back to normal" after the incident.
On Monday, Mr McIntosh was suspended pending an investigation by the First Division club over his reference to Rangers as the "Sevco Franchise" during half-time at Saturday's game against Raith Rovers.
It was a reference to the Sevco consortium led by Charles Green that purchased "oldco" Rangers' assets and transferred them to a new company.
Mr Ritchie confirmed that the announcer had been suspended while an investigation was carried out into the incident.
He told STV News on Thursday: "We are still looking at that just now. Our expectation is we can get everything back to normal.
"We are still looking to see what went on but it appears to be a piece of harmless banter that completely backfired."
After the incident, Falkirk apologised to Rangers for any offence caused, while a different announcer was in place on Tuesday night when they hosted the Glasgow side in the Ramsdens Cup.
Before that game, Rangers manager Ally McCoist said he had "far bigger things to worry about" than the comment made by the announcer.
Mr McIntosh is a freelance radio broadcaster who has worked as the Falkirk Stadium announcer since 2004.

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Each category is assigned an "actuarial value," a term that which refers to the share of health care expenses the plan will cover, on average. "Bronze plans are less generous, meaning you'll pay more out of pocket. Platinum plans are more generous. They have a higher premium, but lower out of pocket costs," says JoAnn Volk, a senior research fellow at Georgetown University's Center on Health Insurance Reforms. Bronze plans in the state marketplaces, for example, will cover 60 percent of costs, on average, while platinum plans will cover 90 percent of health care costs.
While every case is different, here are some factors to consider when reviewing tiers and plans:
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Although the marketplaces will vary from state to state, all new health insurance policies sold in the individual and small group markets must provide a minimum level of coverage known as "essential health benefits" in 10 categories. These include prevention and wellness, ambulatory (outpatient) care, laboratory services, emergency care, hospitalization, maternity and newborn care, pediatric care (medical, dental and vision), mental health and substance use disorder services, prescription medications, rehabilitation and habilitation. "Consumers can shop with confidence knowing that all the plans have a comparable floor of benefits," says Mitts.
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Gerald Kominski, director of the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, urges consumers to calculate their estimated total health care costs for the year. "In the past, people focused almost exclusively on the premium," he said. "But to make an informed choice, you also need to focus on your out-of-pocket liability. People are going to make trade offs. Maybe the plan that is right for you requires a higher monthly premium, but has lower out of pocket expenses."


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It's been another action-packed week here at Rackspace. And there's a lot more to come. In case you missed anything, here's a handy recap of some of the week's biggest stories.
On the heels of the launch of the Rackspace open cloud[1], Rackspace officially became "the open cloud company[2]." It's much more than an enhancement to the Rackspace brand and a tagline on our logo; it reinforces our commitment to being a leader in open source and open cloud development.
Rackspace has built its open cloud on top of OpenStack, the open source cloud operating system that we co-founded. Now, we're hearing from key OpenStack contributors about how they became involved in OpenStack and what contributions they've made to the community-driven effort. Hear directly from them in the new "How I Contribute To OpenStack[3]" series. First up is Red Hat's Mark McLoughlin[4]. And if you're an OpenStack contributor with insight to share, get in touch; we'd love to hear your story.
When we launched the Rackspace open cloud earlier this month, our focus was on developers[5]. The open cloud lets developers directly impact and influence the direction of products; provides early access to the code and APIs; and the offers ability to write tools and bindings for rapid integration.
Cloud isn't easy. And MomentumSI[6], a leading cloud consultancy and Rackspace Cloud Builders Partner, has visibility into how enterprises are executing on their cloud initiatives. On Thursday, Aug. 23 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. CT, MomentumSI will host a webinar that offers a no-nonsense look at what organizations have already done in the cloud and what they're planning on doing. Register for the webinar[7] to get straight talk on what's happening in the cloud and learn from the success and failures of your peers.
We recently kicked off a new blog series from THINKstrategies[8] Managing Director Jeff Kaplan discussing various considerations for SaaS in the cloud. In his most recent feature, Kaplan discussed eight key considerations when moving your SaaS model to the cloud[9].
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Today is my 42nd birthday. Because of Dr. Shumway I am here today celebrating it. If my parents had not been living in Palo Alto, CA and had the good fortune of meeting Dr. Shumway, I would not have been born on May 2, 1964, and would not be alive today writing this. I owe all I have to him. His kind, generous and humble nature along with his innovative thinking made him a truly unique individual and I was honored and thrilled to have had the pleasure of meeting him "again" nine years ago as an adult when I had a consultation appointment with him. He will always be in my heart and a part of my life.
Comment by: Melinda Schissel at May 10, 2006 4:37 PM
I met Norm through the Stanford Golf Club. We played together in several Sunday mixers and exchanged invitationals with a couple at Los Altos CC. He was a delightful golfing companion--had a great perspective on the game and didn't take it too seriously. I'll miss his smile and sense of humor especially. When I think of his career it occurs to me that there are those who are risk takers and those who want a sure thing. Norm was one of those rare people who could take a risk and turn it into a sure thing.
Jean Rice
(he called me Kiddo)
Comment by: jean rice at March 12, 2006 12:50 PM
My association with Dr. Shumway was through his daughter, Sarah Shumway, who was an undergraduate at Stanford while I was a law student there. Our times together were memorable and fun. (When I had to go to Stanford Hospital during those years, it was suggested that I be volunteered as a donor while I was asleep.) Many thoughts and prayers for the family!
Comment by: Bill Lawson at February 24, 2006 2:31 PM
I only worked in the Department of Cardiothoracic surgery for a short time and getting to know him was easy. He would say hi all the time and, even though I did not know him personally, I felt that his presence in the office was that of a person with an overwhelming heart who cared very much about what he has instilled in all who have come after him. I would see him with one of the cardiothoracic MDs in the office as if they were remembering things as young boys. That is the feeling that I would get from his relationship with Dr. Mark; they were always together laughing and talking. Dr. Shumway will be missed.
Comment by: Patrisha Cherry at February 21, 2006 8:34 AM
I am hearbroken that I will never see that shock of white hair and that smiling face walking the halls of Stanford. I worked in General Surgery with Dr. Oberhelman for 30 years and Dr. Shumway would come downstairs when we were in the "Bowel
of the Hospital" (S067). I knew they were talking about golf scores and not about patients(SMILE). Dr. Shumway would come out of Dr. O's Office beaming: I guess "He won". I heard a wonderful saying and I think it fits perfectly. Though he's gone physically he's "In Our Hearts Forever" AND THAT HE IS......
Comment by: Joy Hoxter at February 16, 2006 4:48 PM
I had a very sick heart in March 1979 and thought I only had about a week to live. I was concerned that my wife would have to carry on raising our 5 children ages to 8 to 14, then the call from Stanford finally came for my first heart transplant. I recall seeing my 12-year-old daughter reacting �yeah!� as if her team just scored a touchdown. Nearly 26 years later the heart turned out to be not so perfect after all resulting in another transplant in January last year.
Thanks Dr. Shumway for pioneering this procedure. Otherwise, my family�'s fate would have turned a different unknown path without the bonus almost 27 years of my life.
I treasure the times when we occasionally said hello to each other during my clinic visits and at reunions and Christmas parties. My family will always remember you as our hero.
Comment by: Dan Oncena at February 13, 2006 10:46 AM
I had the privilege of producing the video tribute to Dr. Shumway in 1993 which is posted on this website. I spent hours in interviewing sessions with him and dozens of former colleagues and students around the country. Each person praised Norm in his own way for his groundbreaking scientific and clinical work, his talent for teaching and for his unique sense of humor and personality. The project for me was one of the most rewarding experiences I have had in my career. I will miss Dr. Shumway greatly.
Mary Lou Allen
Comment by: Mary Lou Allen at February 13, 2006 9:02 AM
I was fortunate to know Dr. Shumway for almost 40 years and had the privilege of working FOR him for 20 of those years he would say I worked WITH him and would refer to me as his colleague whoa!!! That was the type of person he was. What incredibly fabulous memories I will take to MY grave. Dr. Shumway had that rare talent of making you feel so special and important to the program. There were no airs about him what you saw was what you got. For one so brilliant and accomplished he was extraordinarily humble. He treated everyone as his equal he attended our department janitors graduation ceremony just because he was invited He was such a people person and oh what an outrageous and sometimes non-repeatable sense of humor and wit .. He could spout totally spontaneous and appropriate jokes and lyrics at the drop of a hat.
I will never ever forget my very special friend and I am better off for having known him. Today I will be brave by not mourning him, but celebrating his incredible life which is the way I know he would want it. I will miss him forever.
Adena Goodart
Comment by: adena goodart at February 11, 2006 6:22 PM
I already miss Dr. Shumway or as a couple of us called him-"Shummie" I worked with him in CT Surgery for 6 years. Every day he serenaded me with a song and always called me Miss America (which noone had ever called me except for my Grampa who had passed away). He taught me the art of a good comeback and we always made sure there was loud laughter in the Falk Bldng. He will always be in my heart and Shummie~"my light is always on for you~remember it is the red light"
Comment by: Karen Kellner at February 10, 2006 7:35 PM
Dr. Shumway hired me as a laboratory assistant when I was a very young high school student, in 1963-64. I found his laboratory when I was exploring Stanford research laboratories after school on my bicycle. I found open doors off a long corridor & stood there looking in at a circle of surgeons doing surgery, an experimental heart transplant. 20 min or so later one of them (Dr. Shumway) turns, looks at me & says, "Hey kid, close the door with you on one side of it." So I walked in & closed the door. They let me watch, then help clean up, then prepare the instruments for autoclaving & then run the heart-lung machine, do anaesthesia & do the surgical procedures -vasucular anastomoses- in the dogs. My surgery was as successful as theirs. This was an amazing experience for a young high school student to have. Dr. Shumway's operating room humor was a truly formative experience & one I hope other youngsters have the opportunity of being with such a master.
He help inspire a life of excitement & exploration in medicine & science while showing others what is possible through intellectual learning & exciting discovery.
I work in a surgery-related field, Structural Integration (invented by Dr. Ida P. Rolf), where the non-invasive manipulators do not need anaesthetic & astounding transformations in scar tissues & the relationship & alignment among body segments
are readily attainable through simple manual manipulations. I would have not recognized this work as significant if I had not had Dr. Shumway's friendship and support as a high school student.
Norman, I finally found out how to clean up surgeon's tracks! I dearly wish I had been able to tell you this in person.
Richard Wheeler
10 Feb, 2006
Comment by: Richard Wheeler at February 10, 2006 7:07 PM
He is a hero to many, in and out of the field of cardiothoracic surgery. His spirit and legend will live on. jb shinn, m.d.
Comment by: john shinn at February 10, 2006 2:13 PM
I had the great pleasure of working in the department of cardiothoracic surgery starting in 1989. Although I worked in the resesarch labs, Dr. Shumway always made a point to say hello, and perhaps share a joke with me. His wit and smile will be missed.
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Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.touch-soft.com | ||
Type: Shareware | Releases: Aug 26, 2010 | ||||
Cost: $54.99US | Developer: Touch-Soft | ||||
itKeyboard is an on-screen keyboard application. The program works with any Windows application and it enables the user to enter every character available via standard keyboard. itKeyboard can be successfully used in devices with touch-sensible input, such as information kiosks. It may also enable people with disabilities to use a computer |
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Sep 13, 2007 | ||||
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Hitonic JAR-Starter launches JAR and JAD files in various J2SE (JDK/JRE) and J2ME (emulators) environments. The program integrates with Windows Explorer. There is a system of flexible settings with the automatic detection of J2SE and J2ME environments on your computer. Now the JAR file environment (J2SE or J2ME) is detected. This powerful tool is very useful for Java developers and testers working with many various J2SE and J2ME environments. |
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This restaurant right opposite Kibbutz Hagoshrim is right on the Dan River and you can see the Trout swimming about outside as you cross over a little wooden bridge into the restaurant.The fish is fresh and delicious and served in several different ways,along with delicious bread and little salad appetizers, and baked potatoes or fries.
The ambience is quiet and rural.
Favorite Dish:
Fish on the Barbequie
Bat Ya'ar is a restauant that is located on a beautiful location very close to the Hula nature reserve.
The restaurant is very famous because of the great meat.
We went to the restaurant when we went to celebrate the birthday of my wife's grandfather and i can say that no one (we were 20 people) was disappointed from the food !
The height of the restaurant is 800m in the middle of Birrya forest with the great view to the Hula nature reserve , Mount hermon and the other settlements in the area.
Sorry i don't have a picture of this amazing restaurant - i left my camera in the car.
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The food was AMAZING !!!
i ate a 300gr steak with french fries and salad and i must say that it was the BEST steak i ate in my life !


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The Tapa Bar
620 Trounce Alley, Victoria, BC, V8W 1K3
250-383-0086 | Website
Indulge in a selection of dishes to share and savour with friends.
Cuisine Type | | Latin American, Pizza, Spanish, Tapas |
Ambiance | | Good For Groups, Patio Dining |
Meals Served | | Light Meals/Snacks, Lunch, Dinner |
Amenities | | Live Entertainment, Beer & Wine, Party Space |
Pricing | | Less than $20 |
Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Monday-Thursday: 11:30AM to 11:00PM, Friday and Saturday: 11:30AM to midnight, Sunday and holidays: 12:00PM to 10:00PM |
Profile Last Updated: May 07, 2009
Once they've discover the Tapas Bar, residents and tourists alike flock to Trounce Alley in downtown Victoria to dine. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with lively Spanish music and original paintings by Mexican artist Luis Merino. In warmer weather, enjoy your tapas on the patio and take in the charm of the area. Tapas are small appetizers that include an array of items meant to be shared. Order a few mouth watering items to make a meal.
Whet your appetite
Rev up your taste buds with the marinated mixed olives or the chickpea and chorizo salad with artichokes and parsley. Dig into some of the unique vegetarian options such as the grilled carrots with a sweet mustard sauce or grilled eggplant with tomato, basil and goat cheese. Choose a savoury pasta dish, such as the Fettuccine con Salsa, or the chicken breast with portabella mushrooms and basil in a tomato sauce cream sauce, topped with goat cheese. The thin crust pizza comes in traditional choices such as the House Smoked Chicken Breast with tomato, basil and mozzarella, or the unique Pesto Pizza with cilantro pesto, apples, pecans and smoked mozzarella.
Small dishes with big taste
There are a variety of seafood dishes on The Tapas Bar's menus, including the Halibut Tostada, a crispy corn tortilla topped with sauteed halibut, cilantro & pineapple, or the Mussels de Cha Cha Cha, which are mussels from the east expertly cooked up in a spicy pepper sauce. Get in the game with the House Smoked Chicken Breast Salad with sweet pickled onion marmalade & chili aioli, or the Roasted Leg of Duck baked with cinnamon and served with a rich mole sauce. There are also a variety of steak dishes, from traditional styles to more exotic flavours. Singular pork dishes also featured include the Almond Stuffed Dates wrapped in bacon and served with blue cheese crumble and a balsamic reduction, or the Chorizo Fondue, which has spicy Portuguese sausage served with cheese, wine and garlic. Complement your tapas with something from the extensive wine menu or indulge in the tangy house Sangria.


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Wednesday -- May 18th
Reuters is reporting from Islamabad that the Pakistani government remains unhappy with Newsweek. Well, don't feel pregnant, Pakistan. But Pakistani Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmad pushes things just a bit with his statement that we need to work harder at understanding the sensitivities of the Islamic people. He says "The apology and retraction are not enough. "They (Newsweek) should understand the sentiments of Muslims and think 101 times before publishing news which hurt feelings of Muslims." Sorry, pal. I'm not buying it. I getting just a bit beyond the point where I'm all bent out of shape trying to understand Islamic sensitivities. If there is something about your religion that should make me feel badly about poor Muslims getting their feelings hurt, you had better get it out there on the table now. All I see is a religion that seems to take great pleasure in passing condemnations and "death sentences" on various people around the world for all sorts of meaningless infractions of some great system of Islamic law. I'm just not going to get all worked up worrying about the sensitivities of devotees of a religion that will stone a woman to death for adultery, while letting the man go unpunished. Sensitivity would not be the word to describe how I feel about a religion that is in some way involved in more than 95% of the actual shooting conflicts and wars around the world. Muslims shoot school children in the back! Remember Chechnya? They brag about bombs in schools in Israel! Tell me again about how I need to be sensitive? The daughter of a devout Muslim gets violently raped. The devout Muslim takes a knife and, in front of the entire family, cuts his daughter's throat because she has dishonored her family .... by being a rape victim. Yeah, sport. Let me just pour out my sensitivities to this practitioner of the religion of peace. There's a school on fire outside Riyadh. It's a girls school. The girls are trying to escape! But wait! Their faces aren't covered! It's the Islamic defenders of the faith to the rescue! They block the doors to keep the young Muslim girls from escaping ... from a burning building. The dignity of the great and wonderful religion of peace must be protected, even if young women burn to death! Yeah ... my respect for your sensitivities is on the way. Those insurgents who are killing innocent civilians in Iraq? The suicide bombers in their cars and trucks? Haven't you heard? Most of them are from Saudi Arabia. They're crossing borders to kill innocent women and children because they don't like the idea of people being able to chose those who will rule them. I'm feeling so sensitive to that. Tell you what: When you stop killing your own daughters; when you stop trying to lock young girls into burning buildings; when you eschew shooting school children in the back; and when I can look in a newspaper and read that Muslims are NOT involved in one way or another in revolts, insurrections and hot wars around the world --- and when you're not working so hard to kill American civilians --- and when you start to show some tolerance and respect for the world's other religions .. then maybe I'll feel a bit more worm and fuzzy toward your incredible religion of peace. Secretary of State Condi Rice had something to say about those false reports of desecration of the Koran. Rice says "Disrespect for the holy Koran is something the United States will never tolerate." Sorry, Madame Secretary, but there is something a bit unnerving about your statement. If the violent world that is the Islamic religion is, in fact, based on the words of the Koran, than disrespect has been duly earned. We enjoy freedoms in this country, and that includes the freedom to "disrespect," as you put it, the Islamic religion and it's holy book. Oh, and on this burning issue of disrespect for the Koran. Here's something I lifted from James Taranto's Best of the Web column from yesterday:
Well said, Mr. T. MEANWHILE ... BACK WITH THE POOR, POOR PITIFUL "PALESTINIANS" Last night Fox News had
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Galloway has a long history with Saddam Hussein and his cronies, including Tariq Aziz. He visited Baghdad in 1994 and was filmed telling Saddam Hussein "Sir, I salute your courage, your strength and your indefatigability." By the way, indefatigability means tireless persistence. At any rate, Galloway has a long history with Iraq. His statements and positions got him expelled from Tony Blair's Labour Party in 2003. So he decided to create his own political party, which he called the "Respect Party." Given his pro-Saddam positions, he knew he would need to run for election in a largely Muslim district. That's exactly what he did, and he was elected to parliament earlier this month. So Galloway is quite the jihadist, as well as being a publicity whore. Which is what led him to Washington yesterday. He may be an eloquent speaker, but the facts are the facts: documents show Galloway was paid off by Saddam Hussein to the tune of millions of dollars. Galloway's response? The war in Iraq was wrong and was fought based on lies. Question: If this Senate committee actually has the goods on Galloway, why did they sit there and just suffer his abuse like that yesterday? ABU
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Micro Desert Eagle concealed carry gun - Part 1
by B.B. Pelletier
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Before we begin, I want to tell you guys about another way-cool flashlight. It's called the JOBY Gorillatorch. It stands on an articulated tripod that has super-strong magnets in each of the three feet, so it will cling to any ferrous surface. It puts out 65 lumens in a bright spotlight, but a dimmer switch lets you dial it way back. It runs on 3 AA batteries. I'm already finding uses for it in the office and with gunsmithing chores.
Micro Desert Eagle is an all-metal, pocket-sized .380 ACP.
Those who read this blog know that I shoot firearms and published a long report on how I turned a Taurus PT1911 .45 ACP pistol from an unreliable jammer into a trustworthy sidearm. In that 8-parter, I not only took you to the range as I worked through the Taurus's multiple reliability problems, I also compared it to the performance of a Wilson Combat CQB Light Rail 1911 and a vintage Colt National Match. From all that, you might get the impression that I am a 1911 fan, which is true, and that I seldom shoot anything else, which is not true. While I did make some side money in the 1970s gunsmithing 1911s (i.e., accurizing and doing trigger jobs), my first love has always been the Colt SAA. I've owned more of them and shot more of them than any other handgun, though I currently don't own one.
So, whats my interest in this .380 ACP Micro Desert Eagle, a so-called "mouse gun"? Well, after I got my concealed carry license, I soon discovered that there is a big difference between talking about carrying a concealed weapon and actually doing it. The first gun I tried to carry was my 9mm Makarov, a 100 percent reliable pistol that I absolutely love. It's small, accurate and has very little recoil. But small takes on a new importance when you start carrying a gun. There are varying degrees of small, and sometimes a gun you thought was small just isn't small enough.
I tried toting the Mak in my pants and also in an ankle holster--nothing worked. For me, a Makarov is just too big and heavy to carry, and I was leaving it at home more than I was packing it. That's the kiss of death (literally) for concealed carry, because it turns out that actions and not intentions are what works in the world of self-defense. The biggest super-magnum is of little use if it's at home when you need it.
9mm Makarov is a fine sidearm, but too big to carry concealed comfortably.
So, I went further, which means smaller, and got a Kel Tek 9mm. That's a super-lightweight 9mm semiauto made from synthetics. Mine had a laser built in, so it was doubly cool. The laser is regulated so the bullet goes to the laser point at 25 feet. It was definitely easy to carry. It had relatively low recoil, because the 9mm Luger cartridge is just a hair larger and a hair more powerful than the mouse gun .380 ACP cartridge. And it was pretty accurate--breadbasket groups at 20 feet, which is all I'm looking for.
Kel Tek 9mm is a small, synthetic pocket pistol. This one has a laser built in.
I say I got the gun, but the truth is, it was Edith's carry pistol at first. She carried it and shot it at the indoor range. Because of the low recoil, she found it easy to shoot; but, as tiny as it is, it's a bear to cycle the slide until about 100 rounds had been fired.
There was just one problem. This pistol was super unreliable. It jammed with every magazine. We tried different ammo and nothing worked. Even the hot European ammo jammed. We could have sent the gun in for warranty repairs, but I got fed up with it and traded it away.
Then I carried a vintage Smith & Wesson model 37 Airweight revolver for awhile. It was certainly light enough, and if I loaded the ammo down I could control the recoil, though the little snubbie kicked almost as bad as a full-house .357 Magnum in a medium-frame revolver. And there was one other problem. A defense-caliber revolver isn't as concealable as a pistol. As light as the Smith 37 is, it's still fatter than a 1911, and it shows through clothes sometimes. I didn't spend any time trying to adapt to the 37 because it also held only five rounds. And the muzzle energy of the loaded-down rounds was approximately equal to a .380 ACP fired from a short-barreled pistol.
S&W model 37 Airweight is a light .38 Special revolver. It's too bulky for carry, and it has only five rounds.
I mentioned the term defense caliber. You don't get to pick what you want. In Texas, where my concealed carry license is issued, you must carry a handgun in a caliber larger than .25 Automatic. There are plenty of .22 rimfire defense handguns and even .22 Magnum defense handguns on the market, but they're not legal for concealed carry in Texas. Probably the No. 1 caliber actually carried is .32 ACP, although .380 ACP probably gives it a good run for the money. There are also concealed carry guns that seldom get carried, and for them 9mm is by far the most common caliber. I had tried the only 9mm that is sized small enough to actually carry full-time and found it wanting. And .38 Spl., which is very equivalent, is available only in revolvers.
So, I decided to try the brand-new Micro Desert Eagle from Magnum Research. Don't be put off by the name. This small pocket pistol is no more the Desert Eagle that you know than a Pontiac GTO relates to a Ferrari GTO. In truth, this is a pocket pistol that's slightly smaller than a Walther PPK. It's not much larger than my wallet, and not as thick. It holds six rounds in the magazine and one in the chamber; and since it's a true double-action-only gun, it's ready to go into action at a moment's notice.
Micro Desert Eagle is not much larger than my wallet, and not as thick.
I bought this gun for two main reasons. First, it's all-metal and, after the experience with the Kel Tek, I was fed up with synthetics. Second, you can keep on pulling the trigger and the hammer will continue to function repeatedly. The Kel Teks--and I believe the new Ruger LCP--work only the first time after the slide has been cycled. If the round fails to fire then for any reason, you must manually work the slide again to reset the trigger. That's not a big problem, with modern ammo being as reliable as it is, but I just don't like it.
Ruger's Light Compact Pistol (LCP) is another modern synthetic DAO pocket pistol in .380 ACP.
The Micro Desert Eagle seemed to be the gun for me. I bought one and proceeded to the range, where the gun malfunctioned with every magazine! I was beyond disappointed at this turn of events. I briefly considered selling this gun and buying a Walther PPK, which I felt sure would be reliable. However, after my recent experiences, perhaps not.
And this relates to airguns, how?
Okay, I'm going to pause for a moment and relate this experience to airguns. In my search for the perfect carry gun I was acting like some airgun buyers who franticly search for that mythical gun that will do everything they expect. That rifle that will turn them into a rifleman. I wasn't using good sense. I was reacting and bouncing around without taking the time to consider what was happening. Had I done so I might have kept the Kel Tek after having it repaired under warranty.
I can be like that, believe me! A bull in a china shop who knows what he wants as soon as he sees it, only you'll have to get all these other things out of the way because they're obstructing my vision. In truth, several of the things obstructing my vision are the very things I'm searching for, if I would just slow down long enough to examine them. I think I've made my point.
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I decided to slow down and see what the factory could do with my gun. Besides jamming and failing to feed, it was now dropping the magazine with every shot--not a characteristic you'd admire in a defensive weapon!
For once in my life, I did things by the book. I filled out the registration card and sent the pistol to Magnum Research according to their online instructions. I sent it in on Monday. That Friday the gun was back with a letter describing what they had done. They found a burr in the mag release catch that had to be removed. Then they fired 21 rounds of a certain brand of .380 ACP ammo without a failure.
I was doubtful, but a quick trip to the indoor range confirmed these results. The pistol cycled 50 rounds of Winchester .380 ammo flawlessly. I now had a carry gun! In the next report I'll tell you how it shoots and also why I think it's the right carry gun for me.


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A major contribution to the subject was made by Niels Bohr of Denmark, who applied the quantum hypothesis to atomic spectra in 1913. The spectra of light emitted by gaseous atoms had been studied extensively since the mid-19th century. It was found that radiation from gaseous atoms at low pressure consists of a set of discrete wavelengths. This is quite unlike the radiation from a solid, which is distributed over a continuous range of wavelengths. The set of discrete wavelengths from gaseous atoms is known as a line spectrum, because the radiation (light) emitted consists of a series of sharp lines. The wavelengths of the lines are characteristic of the element and may form extremely complex patterns. The simplest spectra are those of atomic hydrogen and the alkali atoms (e.g., lithium, sodium, and potassium). For hydrogen, the wavelengths λ are given by the empirical formula Bohr's theory of the atom
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Celebrities—they're just like us! They shop for mundane things. They do movie promotion interviews on The View. They obsessively play video games like Fallout 3 to the point that they require medical attention.


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Garcia recovering from nasal surgery
Newly-crowned RING and WBO featherweight champion Mikey Garcia has had nasal reconstruction on the broken nose that he suffered during last month's technical-decision victory over Orlando Salido. RingTV.com caught up to newly-crowned RING and WBO featherweight champion Miguel Angel "Mikey" Garcia in the wake of Friday's nasal reconstruction surgery to repair the broken nose that he suffered during last month's technical-decision victory over Orlando Salido at New York's Madison Square Garden.
"We're cool. We had our surgery on Friday for my nose, so I have a small cast over my nose right now. It's just a band-aid sort of small cast right over my nose to protect it from other damage and from it getting hurt more. The doctor put down on the paper that it was nasal reconstruction, and he did what he had to do. The surgery went okay," said Garcia. The procedure took place at the Oak Surgery Center in Murrieta, Calif. Although the unbeaten 25-year-old Oxnard resident failed to earn his ninth-straight knockout win, Garcia (31-0, 26 knockouts) did drop Salido (39-12-2, 27 KOs) four times over the course of the first four rounds, ending the rugged Mexican's streak of five consecutive stoppage wins, two of which were against Juan Manuel Lopez in Puerto Rico. In what was a brilliant fight for Garcia, tactically, the nose injury resulted from an accidental clash of heads. Salido, 32, suffered a broken right orbital bone, according to his manager, Sean Gibbons. Garcia-Salido went to the scorecards after the eighth-round injury, according to Garcia, rendered him unable to breathe. Scores were 79-70, 79-69 and 79-69, all for Garcia. "It's not my normal routine to have to not go right back into the gym," said Garcia, who is trained by his brother Robert Garcia, and their father, Eduardo Garcia. "But it's working out because I'm actually getting some time to really rest and chill down from training and working out all year-round. So it's actually a good way to change things up a little bit and to enjoy the victory." Salido, who sported a badly bruised right eye, had entered the clash with a 16-2 mark and one no-contest in his previous 19 fights. Gibbons said Salido would welcome a return bout with Garcia, although there was no rematch clause in their contracts. Garcia said he would consider bouts with Salido or Lopez, the latter of whom ended an 11-month ring absence with this past Saturday's ninth-round knockout victory over Aldimar Silva Santos. Another potential opponent might be southpaw Javier Fortuna (21-0, 15 KOs) of Miami, who scored December's unanimous decision over Ireland's Patrick Hyland (27-1, 12 KOs) in a physical fight for the WBA's interim belt. Still another consideration is Orlando Cruz (19-2-1, 9 KOs), who has scored three straight victories, including two knockout wins since being stopped himself in consecutive losses to Cornelius Lock and Daniel Ponce de Leon in September of 2009 and February of 2010. Cruz is currently scheduled to face Aalan Martinez on March 22 in Kissimmee, Fla.
"We don't have anything yet, and that's really up to my manager and my promoter to decide. Right now, we haven't talked about or spoken about any opponents," said Garcia, who is promoted by Top Rank CEO Bob Arum and managed by Cameron Dunkin. Garcia's most desired match, however, is with former featherweight titleholder Yuriorkis Gamboa (22-0, 16 KOs), who rose from a ninth-round knockdown after scoring one each in the second and seventh of December's unanimous decision for the WBA's interim junior lightweight belt over game southpaw Filipino Michael Farenas. Gamboa faced Farenas on the undercard of Juan Manuel Marquez's sixth-round knockout of Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand. The victory had Gamboa in the ring for the first time since September of 2011, when he decisioned current WBC featherweight beltholder Ponce de Leon.
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- Travel agency specialised in cruises around the world: Mediterranean, Russia, Fjords, Alaska, South America. Partner of more than 20 cruise lines: Celebrity Cruises, Costa, Windstar, Norwegian Cruise Line.
New Zealand Diving and Adventure Travel
- Diving and adventure travel tours of New Zealand - kayaking, mountain biking, walking, sailing, snow sports and multi-sport tours either in groups or self-drive.
Selena Travel
- Offers adventure travel packages and expeditions to Mongolia, China and Russia such as trekking, climbing, fishing, camel and horseback riding, hunting and nomadic culture journeys.
Tibet Trip
- Tibet travel service offers various Tibet tours and Tibet tour information.
Tour Beijing
- we are an e-tour product of Beijing Xinhua International Tours. We use our traditional advantages to support the booming e-tours to the convenience and satisfaction for our clients.
Warrior Tours
- China tour information and China tours to all cities in China, especial in Yangtze River Cruise, Tibet Tour.
Yangtze River Tour
- Yangtze River cruise service offers Yangtze River cruises and tour extension to other China cities.


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Father: Ambroise DAMOURS b: 24 MAY 1740 in St. Roch-des-Aulnaies, L' Islet, P. Q. Mother: Marie-Madeleine LAURENT DIT ST-LAURENT b: 8 DEC 1742 in Rimouski, Rimouski, P. Q. Marriage 1 Elisabeth BOUCHER
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