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I am currently finishing up a semi auto MG 42. This has been a real challenging build as there was not a lot of detailde information available when I started and had to work out most of the build myself. to further complicate matters the semi conversion was not really reliable and even the $5k+ guns from BRP don't work reliably with all ammo types. After a couple of months of R & D and lots of testing I have gotten a working gun that shoots all types of .308 and 8mm ammo reliably. The changes were to the semi conversion to the bolt and the gripstick.
Basically the BRP conversion uses aan AR 15 FCG which is not up to the task at hand. the 2 peoblems being failure to fire and blown primers with boxer primed ammo. Basically I felt that the AR fcg was designed for a small rifle primer and the hammer and hammer spring were not up to holding the firing pin in place causing blown primers, and failures to fire.
My solution was to find another fcg that was designrd for large rifle primers and had a strong hammer spring. After looking at several fcg's I settled on the FAL parts. After buildinf a test setup the FAL parts worked very well and solved the primer and FTF problems.
The second problem was the firing pin, I made and tested several pins and increaset the pin diameter to 3/16" to have a more ridgid pin. This improved ignition but caused other problems with binding that caused slam fires. This was corrected by using the original mg42 firing pin and making a striker. the new setup has been thouroughly tested with almost 800 rounds of both .308 and 8mm ammo of different types.
All the parts were designed to be simple, reliable and doable by the average home builder without a machine shop.
The build is basically a 3 step process:
1. Reconstructing the receiver, modifying it to semi configuration and installing the rails. this is a days worth of TIG welding and grinding. a simple alignment jig can be made for a few dollars.
2. modifying the gripstick, this consists of making and installing sideplates in the gripstick and a hammer tube stop and trigger return spring retainer. some grinding and reshaping of the FAL hammer is also required.
Modifying the bolt, requires drilling the bolt wedge and feed stud, making a striker and making and welding on a bolt extension.
This project will cost from about $700.00 to $1,000.00 depending on where you get your parts and how much of the work you do yourself since a BRP semi costs over $5.000.00 it is a worth while build, to say notheing of the WOW factor. I will be supplying a kit of conversion parts and possibly doing some of the bolt and gripstick work.
Basically to get started you need a kit with a rebuildable receiver. there are several suppliers of kits all have advantages and disadvantages.
there are 3 types of guns, mg42 in 8mm, M53 yugos in 8mm and mg3 kits in .308. If tou get an 8mm gun you only need a feed cover, feed tray and bbl to convert to .308.
If you get a .308 gun you will need a bbl, feed tray, feed cover, recouperator and booster cone.
Most of the parts are readily available from several sources, the only problem part is the bbls. they all were bought up when the bbl ban hit.
Since this is a complex gun I would strongly recommend getting the best parts to eliminate problems from worn out parts, in the long run a good kit will save you money.
There are 2 types of receivers available, 3 cuts and 4 cuts, the 3 cuts being less work to reconstruct. the only source for 3 cuts is Angola Armoury, Dan is currently out of receivers but will have more available in January along with kits
Kits are available with 4 cut receivers from IO quality varries, there are some currently on sale, for $399.00 these are listed as .308 yugo M53 kits they also have 8mm kits for more money.
Century has 8mm Yugo kits with no receivers for $350.00
BRP may have more German mg42 kits coming but they do not have the rear part of the receiver.
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Taking New Measurements for Jefferson's Pedestal
In a room just across the road from Monticello, the hilltop mansion of Thomas Jefferson, a group of scholars struggled this weekend to understand the character of the third President now that it has taken on a dimension that historians almost unanimously denied for two centuries. Most people at the meeting agreed that DNA data reported last November, along with the available historical evidence, now makes it between probable and almost certain that Jefferson had a hidden family with Sally Hemings, one of his slaves.March 7, 1999 healthNews
The Enigma Of Jefferson: Mind and Body In Conflict
On the one hand, Thomas Jefferson was the author of some of the most glorious sentences in the English language, his ringing affirmation of the equality of all men in the Declaration of Independence. On the other, he was a slaveholder who wrote some of the vilest sentiments of racism in his only book, ''Notes on the State of Virginia,'' published in 1785.November 7, 1998 artsNews
Jefferson, Real and Imagined
There's something unbelievable about ''Thomas Jefferson,'' the icon. He's either a national hero or a national disgrace, a champion of American liberty in all imaginable forms or a hypocrite who refused to free his slaves.July 4, 1997 opinionOp-Ed
Whose Thomas Jefferson Is He Anyway?
I had thought about the chief ingredients of Jefferson's character: his sentimental style with women, his talent for self-deception, his ability to play hide-and-seek inside himself. I had developed a full repertory of stories about his tortured compromise with slavery.February 16, 1997 artsNews
For Jefferson, Less Reverence, More Explanation
Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and the third President of the United States, remains one of the most enigmatic of historical figures. His life, after all, stands as a messy tangle of contradictions: he was an aristocrat who was suspicious of elites, an avatar of freedom who owned slaves, a spendthrift who believed in governmental austerity; a worldly philosopher who championed agrarian values; a nearly lifelong politician who repeatedly insisted he wanted nothing so much as to retire to his plantation in Virginia.February 11, 1997 artsReview
What Did Lincoln Really Think of Jefferson?
Publicly, Lincoln revered the author of the Declaration of Independence. Privately, not so much.
July 4, 2015, Saturday
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The Near Death, and Revival, of Monticello
Monticello's uncertain fate after Jefferson's death illustrates some of the dangers of leaving a national treasure to the vagaries of the private real estate marketplace.
February 8, 2015, Sunday
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On This Day: Senate Seals History's Greatest Property Deal
On this day in 1803, the Senate voted to approve the Louisiana Purchase treaty.
October 20, 2014, Monday
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An Unrevised View of the Declaration of Independence
The New York Public Library is displaying a copy of the Declaration written out by Thomas Jefferson, which includes text that was edited in the final version.
July 3, 2014, Thursday
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If Only Thomas Jefferson Could Settle the Issue
The official transcript of the Declaration of Independence may contain an errant period that contributes to what one scholar calls a "routine but serious misunderstanding" of the document.
July 3, 2014, Thursday
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Renovations Slated for Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery
A $5.4 million gift from David M. Rubenstein will help to pay for renovations to the Renwick.
June 24, 2014, Tuesday
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The Ebb and Flow of Executive Power
After Republicans worked hard to bolster presidential power, some of them now complain that President Obama is using it, an economist writes.
February 18, 2014, Tuesday
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Memories of Home as Hollande Visits United States
President François Hollande of France toured Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, who, President Obama said, was "a Francophile through and through."
February 11, 2014, Tuesday
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Cousins, Across the Color Line
Descendants of slave owners and of slaves are recognizing their connections. In my family, it's especially complicated.
January 22, 2014, Wednesday
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A Washington Hotel's History Tour
The Jefferson Hotel in Washington, D.C., has an in-house historian.
December 13, 2013, Friday
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Gardening the Jeffersonian Way
The art of saving seeds is alive at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's home in Virginia, where gardeners are busy harvesting the pods of spent peas, beans and sea kale.
Jefferson's Blind Spots and Ideals
The former president's homes, and the exhibitions inside the new $43 million visitors center, provide an unusual sense of the tensions within Jefferson's capacious genius.
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Academic student achievement and hard work will be celebrated on Thursday, May 7, when 196 5th grade Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) students will be receiving the President's Award for Educational Excellence.
The awards ceremony, which starts at 6:00 P.M., will be held in the Sheboygan South High School auditorium. Each student will receive a lapel pin and a certificate signed by President Barack Obama, the U.S. Secretary of Education, and the student's building principal. A list of all the awardees will be posted in each elementary school and will be published in the April 30th issue of the Lakeshore Family magazine.
Seth Harvatine, Longfellow Elementary School principal and organizer of the event, is scheduled to read a letter sent from President Obama. Joe Sheehan, SASD Superintendent, is the guest speaker for the event. Sheehan commented, "We congratulate the students and their parents for the accomplishments that these students have achieved. These students are positive role models for their classmates and for their younger brothers and sisters." Sheehan added, " We congratulate the students and their moms and dads on this outstanding accomplishment."
Since 1983, the program has provided individual recognition from the President and the U.S. Secretary of Education to those students whose outstanding efforts enable them to meet challenging standards of excellence. To qualify for this award, students must meet two requirements. Students must earn at least a B+ average during fourth grade and first semester of fifth grade. Students also had to have a test score that was at or above the 85th percentile level in either math or reading on the Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Exam that is administered statewide to all fourth grade students.
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It's not very often that something I read makes me want to jack in my lovely job at Plus and return to study and research. But that is just what happened when reading "Sync" by Steven Strogatz.
The book tells the story of how questions from diverse areas — Why do we sleep when we do? How do fireflies flash in unision? Why does our heart beat? How do you link generators in a power grid? — have developed into a new field of study. This new field, which Strogatz calls synchrony, examines how order can spontaneously break out in complex systems. The role of sync in such diverse areas of science is fascinating, but equally fascinating is his evocative description of the process of doing this research. Strogatz describes theoretical concepts and research problems almost as if they were physical entities that you could touch or smell.
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July 24, 2009
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The media is buzzing with swine flu numbers. Latest government figures say that over 100,000 people in England came down with swine flu during the last week — that's almost twice the amount of the previous week, and up to five times higher than the seasonal flu figures recorded last winter. Twenty-six people in England have died of the disease.
But where do the numbers come from? Patients with swine flu symptoms are no longer tested in the lab or traced, so the published figures are estimates, rather than absolute numbers.
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As part of our celebration of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 we brought you the article Are the constants of nature really constant?, in which John D. Barrow tells us how it all depends on which constants you choose. In the podcast of this interview you can hear how changes in the constants that define our Universe might have implications for extra dimensions, gravity, and climbing flies...
If this has whetted your appetite for astronomy, then why not take part in our online poll to nominate the next question we'll put to the experts.
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What would you like to know about your Universe — The fourth online poll
This poll is now closed. The most popular question was: "How does gravity work?" You can read the answer on Plus, or listen to the podcast. Thank you for taking part and don't forget to vote in the current poll!
This is the fourth online poll in our series to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy 2009. Choose your favourite question from the list on the right, and we'll put the one that proves most popular to world-leading astronomers and cosmologists, including Astronomer Royal Martin Rees and author and cosmologist John D. Barrow. The poll will remain open for a month and the answer will be published in a Plus article and podcast soon after. If your most burning question is not on this list, then leave a comment on this blog and we'll endeavour to include it in a future poll — there will be three more polls dotted throughout the year.
The most popular questions in the first two polls were What happened before the Big Bang? and Are the constants of nature really constant?. Read the answers by clicking on the links, and discuss them on our blog. The third poll came up with the question "What are dark energy and dark matter?" and we will publish the answer on Plus shortly.
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New simulations reveal that turbulence created by jets of material ejected from the Universe's largest black holes can stop stars from forming.
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Gettin' funky with da fractals
Summer is the season for music festivals, and why not take in some science between acts by visiting the Guerilla Science tent at the Secret Garden Party this weekend. Plus was particularly tempted by dancing with fractals on Thursday 23rd with Impossible Objects, catching rays with Helen Mason on Friday 24th, hunting for Higgs with John Butterworth and searching for symmetry with Ben Allanach on Saturday 25th, and the Beatbox laboratory on Sunday 26th July.
Find out more about Guerilla Science at the Secret Garden Party on their website, and find out about Our dynamic sun from Helen Mason and Particle hunting at the LHC from Ben Allanach on Plus. And check out the Guerilla Science Freestyle featuring Ben!
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Series creator Rockne O'Bannon addressed the cancellation rumors on Twitter on April 10.
"Sadly true," Rockne tweeted. "CW execs once called the last 5 episodes 'outstanding.' I guess too outstanding. You are great, SMART fans. Thx to u all!"
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When the 17-year-old came to us for help, he told us he weighed 400 pounds. He was wrong. That was just the maximum weight on the scale at his doctor's office. A quick trip to a hospital told us he weighed 521. Their are sadly millions like him. The CDC tells us that 12.5 percent of adults under 20 - teenagers, are not just overweight they're obese.
The direct medical costs related to obesity are $ 147 billion per year (2008). Almost three quarters of Americans are either overweight or obese. Nearly one in five children are clinically obese, and adult-onset diabetes is one of the biggest health problems among kids. In Charleston we are statistically at the national average: 38 percent of kids throughout the Lowcountry are also not just overweight. They are obese.
We have worked with kids who have increasingly gotten bigger over the last 12 years at Louie's Kids. It's estimated that over those many years we have assisted as many as 500 kids lose over 5,000 lbs.
But clearly, there is still a big problem.
Scientists tell us that 80 percent of obese children are likely to become obese adults. Sure, our health-care system can hold these people together — controlling their diabetes, replacing their knees and hips, holding down their blood pressure – but they will also be costing taxpayers a fortune.
I have also seen young people escape that destiny. I'm working with a young man who has lost about 70 pounds and is still dropping. He scored 1,486 on his SATs and is still in college. It looks as though his future will be bright. He has proved the stereotype wrong: He's smart, capable and ready to empower himself. Kids like him deserve our attention – they are not disposable.
I am hoping our entire community will stand with me, as well as everyone in the health and wellness community, on Saturday, Nov. 9 at Joe Riley Park for the third annual Slim Down the South Celebrity Softball Game.
This game is about everyone who has invested their time and energies into helping kids realize their lives do not have to be plagued by disease. This game is about helping kids realize that being a person of size does not mean living with diabetes, heart disease and the dozens of other medical issues associated with obesity.
I am asking the mayors of both Charleston and North Charleston as well as the mayor-elect of Mount Pleasant to send a message to all the health and wellness programs in their cities, their respective city employees and staffs as well as to their business community partners to support this very important day at the Joe. And we invite them all to deliver the message the day by promoting their programs and initiatives for family health and wellness in the common area of the stadium.
When else this year will we all gather in such a enormous space with the potential of reaching thousands of people to let them know there are dozens of wellness options for them and their families all over their community. Perhaps we could put up a poster up at your place of business or perhaps we could encourage city businesses to use their street sign space to support SlimDowntheSouth.com 11/9 @ The Joe.
It's time we all come together, collectively supporting the kids of the Lowcountry. I assure you the health and wellness initiatives in all of our cities will benefit with our support after this game. We will reinvest right in our communities and within programs like "Lighten Up Charleston."
I appreciate your taking the time to read this letter, pass on the link and share this information www.slimdownthesouth.com we can make a difference in the life of a child #onechildatatime
Louis H. Yuhasz is the founder and CEO of Louie's Kids. Reach him at P.O. Box 21291
Charleston, SC 29413 or 843-343 5746.
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Another year, another San Diego Comic-Con. The McFarlane Companies made their annual trek to San Diego last week, offering the opportunity for an overwhelming number of fans and curious passers-by to catch a glimpse at a number of our upcoming products and projects.
The event started with a lot of excitement, as the usually steady Preview Night was more crowded than ever, as the masses flooded onto the convention center floor for their first taste of the pop culture explosion that is Comic-Con. Greeting everyone at the McFarlane booth was everything from action figures to comics and music videos -- not to mention the handful of staffers ready to converse with fans, collectors and casual observers about any and all items related to the various McFarlane Companies.
Highlighting the event, Todd McFarlane returned to the show for the second year in a row and held marathon-signing sessions on both Saturday and Sunday. Sandwiched between the signing, Todd also held his much-anticipated discussion panel in which he went over the details of a number of in-the-works projects for toys, comics and entertainment.
Here, for those of you who missed the big show, is a quick rundown of what went down during the four-days (plus a Preview Night) of Comic-Con 2006:
* Fans were given their first look at the prototypes for our first line of action figures based on ABC's hit televisions series, Lost. On display at the McFarlane booth were all six figures from Series 1 (Jack, Kate, Locke, Hurley, Charlie and Shannon), as well as the boxed set of the mysterious "hatch."
We were also lucky enough to have several members of the show's creative team (actors -- Jorge Garcia and Daniel Dae Kim, executive producers Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse and Bryan Burk) stop by the booth for their first in-person peek at the prototypes.
>> 'LOST' CREATIVE TEAM AT THE BOOTH (3 photos)
* The unveiling of Spawn Series 30: The Adventures of Spawn
Showcasing a new take on the Spawn mythos, Series 30 was created using a sleek, "cartoony" style that varies from the traditional, hyper-detailed Spawn action figures.
Set to be expanded upon by an exclusive online comic book, The Adventures of Spawn received a very positive response by those in attendance and looks to be a hit among fans both old and new.
Attendees also got their very first glimpse of a number of other new McFarlane Toys products, including;
* Hanna-Barbera Series 2 and The Simpsons: "The Island of Dr. Hibbert" deluxe boxed set.
Free stuff is always popular at Comic-Con, and we had plenty of "swag" to give away. Our Friday-Sunday Spawn Manga giveaway was a huge hit; giving volumes 1-3 each day, our limited daily supply of 200 disappeared as soon as 15 minutes after the doors opened. Our two limited-edition posters featuring the much-anticipated double-sided Spawn: Godslayer, Spawn and the Spawn/Batman were equally as popular, with Todd signing numerous prints during his signing on Saturday and most of the day Sunday.
From camera crews to interviews, McFarlane Toys received its fair share of national media coverage at this year's Comic-Con. Not even our own staff members could fit into our booth as a media frenzy erupted to watch Lost cast members and producers see 2-ups of our Lost figures for the first time. CNN, G4, TV Guide, IGN, ABC Family, ESPN and national wire services were there -- to name a few.
As we're sure most of you know by now, it is hard to predict what Todd will do next. During the McFarlane panel at this year's Con, fans were able to get a sneak peak of what we have coming up. Pictures of MLB 16, NBA Legends 2, Corpse Bride 2, and Spawn 30 were shared -- as well as our second Napoleon Dynamite line, which received the most applause from the crowd. Todd also reviewed upcoming comic projects including the Spawn/Batman crossover.
Afterwards, the Q&A portion of the panel took an interesting spin when Image Comics writer Robert Kirkman stood up in the crowd and asked Todd why he hadn't come out with any new comics besides Spawn. After about 10 minutes of back-and-forth banter, the conversation ended with Kirkman asking Todd to do a book with him.
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Comic-Con was a huge success for all things McFarlane, but this year the McFarlane booth had reason to be extra excited about what it had to offer its visitors. Just weeks after the booming debut of Disturbed's "Land of Confusion" music video, Todd McFarlane Entertainment was eager to openly exhibit its latest project to the guests at Comic-Con. The complete video was included as part of the promotion reel played continuously on a widescreen 61-inch plasma TV at the booth, and every 15 minutes, crowds gathered to witness the animated action unfold. Feedback was extremely positive, and "Land of Confusion" was even greeted by a storm of applause after it was played at Todd McFarlane's Saturday afternoon panel.
In addition, our limited edition Disturbed lithograph giveaway was also a great success, and many booth visitors were inspired to take home their souvenir litho after having been floored by the video's intense detail and powerful message.
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Ford daydreams at the diner and mistakes a waitress for Tess. He apologizes then sees Tess again, who asks, "Are you trying to forget about me, pretty boy?" Ford ends up arguing with his image of Tess. She urges him to fight for her by breaking down Jessica's mind. He refuses to mess with Jessica's sanity. Tess warns if Ford doesn't start fighting for her hard and dirty, the way Tess likes it, he'll lose her forever. He calls out for Tess, which brings to waitress back to his table. Ford asks for his check.
At Llanfair, Jessica and Cris break from their kiss. They agree the spark's still there, but Jessica doesn't think they should read too much into it. Her life's a mess. She briefly debates getting back with Cris just to stick it to Natalie then laughs it off. Cris reminds her how safe they felt together and shows her an old love letter of theirs. Cris still loves her and settles for just being in Jessica's life. She kisses Cris goodbye and professes her love as well. Ford appears. Cris makes his exit. Ford wonders what was going on between her and Cris.
Cris arrives at the diner and finds a message for him to call the Dean. Cris does so and asks, "You want me to what?"
Natalie holds up the forensics' report for Brody in John's office. John appears and hears a 9 mm was used to shoot Victor. He reminds them that the gun-type is too common, even Brody carries one. Todd turned himself in for questioning and claimed he gave Louie the gun. John orders Brody to find Louie then goes over the report with Natalie. He's sorry for her loss. They talk about those grieving Victor's death, as well as Rex's unsympathetic feelings. Natalie assures John Rex would never kill anyone. Brody appears and reports that all evidence of Louie living at the docks is gone. After John leaves, Brody makes plans to meet Natalie at home and leaves. Victor's secretary appears and tells Natalie she needs to talk to John about Victor's murder, specifically about Police Officer Brody Lovett.
Tea approaches Todd in Bo's office. He's sorry about Tea's husband, the fraud. Tea slaps Todd and accuses him of killing Victor. She wonders if Todd ever thought of how Dani would feel. "That's the only reason I didn't kill Victor," he replies. Tea demands that Todd prove his innocence. Todd thinks she should've known Victor wasn't him. She fell in love with an imposter. Todd goes over all of the things Victor did that should've raised suspicion. Tea admits Victor made some Todd Manning-size mistakes, but he had good qualities Todd never had. Victor loved Tea in a way Todd never could. He never raped anyone, unlike Todd. He grabs Tea and asks her to believe in him. John appears. They found no sign of Louie or the gun. John warns Todd needs a lawyer. Todd claims Tea's going to represent him.
At the Buchanan Mansion, Echo pulls out a gun and asks if Rex used it to kill Victor. There was a time when Rex thought about killing Victor but denies doing it. His clothes were muddy because he went to Gigi's grave. He tells Echo about the exhumation. Echo's sorry Rex felt he had to go to such lengths and assures him he can trust her now. Though Rex's grateful for whoever killed Victor, he again denies doing it. Echo has no choice but to believe him but still wants to get rid of the 9 mm.
Over at the mansion, Sam refuses to believe Jack about Victor being dead. Blair orders Jack upstairs then gently tells Sam that his father is dead. "Didn't he love me?" Sam asks. Blair assures Sam he did. Sam wonders if Jack told the whole truth, that his friend killed his dad. They don't have all the answers yet, but Blair promises their family will always be there for Sam. She urges Sam to keep his chin up so his daddy can see him smile. Jack answers the door to Shane, who's sorry to hear about his dad. He knows how Jack feels. Jack plans to make sure the guy who really killed Victor pays. Shane reminds Jack that the person who really killed his mom is still walking around free… for now… then leaves. Jack rejoins Blair and Sam. After Sam leaves, Jack promises not to upset Sam again but challenges Blair to deny that she really doesn't suspect that Scarface killed Victor.
Shane arrives home just as Rex assures Echo that he didn't kill Victor. The gun's never even been fired. Later, Echo unloads the gun, finds a bullet missing and realizes it's been fired. She thinks Rex was lying.
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Natalie finds out that Brody threatened Victor.
Todd begs Starr to believe in his innocence.
Erin Torpey returns, where a very special encounter changes someone's life.
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T-Mobile USA to launch Apple products in 2013, likely including the iPhone
Deutsche Telekom CEO Rene Obermann just stated in an investors' day meeting that T-Mobile USA will be launching Apple products in 2013, and speculation is heavy that that will include the iPhone.
No details are available yet, but in order to get the iPhone successfully up and running on T-Mobile USA, Apple would have to add support for HSPA on the AWS spectrum, or T-Mobile will need to greatly increase their 3G support on the non-AWS spectrum, or both. T-Mobile has been deploying iPhone-friendly 3G in several markets this year, so it could well be the latter.
And that's just 3G. They still haven't even left the gate when it comes to LTE. T-Mo's merger with MetroPCS could give them the resources they need to begin building out LTE, but Verizon, AT&T, and even Sprint certainly aren't going to make catching up easy.
So, there's a lot of work ahead. But hey, after 5 years and pretty much every other carrier, it's a start, right?
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T-Mobile USA to launch Apple products in 2013, likely including the iPhone
It's not the same for every carrier. I'm on Sprint. I pay the exact same amount for the exact same services (unlimited text and data) as i did before the iPhone was announced. In fact it wasn't the iPhone coming to Sprint that changed things it was well before that when the HTC Evo came. When the HTC Evo launched they added a $10 Smartphone charge to everyone's bill.
Either way i used to have t-mobile. was pretty happy with it. good for them.
Super excited to see what this will bring. I am planning on leaving sprint soon and T-Mobile was the intended target for their no contract monthly plans with an unlocked iphone. If they publish some sort of affordable deal i may just have to sign up with them rather than buying 2 iphones outright...
Carly is hot.... just sayin....
Great. One month after I give up on T-mo because they didn't have the iphone (and give up a $99.99 grandfathered family plan) and switch to Sprint now this comes out..... Nice timing!
I don't want to sound like I'm being negative and really hope the iPhone does land on TMO but they said they entered into an agreement with Apple to bring products over. This could mean iPhones and iPads. It could also mean just the iPad. Do I doubt that the iPhone will be on TMO before the 2nd half of 2013 no...just saying that it could mean a number of things. It will give me more of a reason to keep my family plan with them.


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FORT WALTON BEACH — Four parks may have potentially hazardous bathing water, the Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa County stated this week.
Garniers Park of Fort Walton Beach, Marler Park of Okaloosa Island, Henderson Beach of Destin and Rocky Bayou State Park of Niceville have received advisories for enteric bacteria presence. This indicates fecal pollution, which may come from stormwater runoff, pets, wildlife and human sewage.
Current water quality ratings are listed below by sight name, advisory level, and water quality, with bold print for easier reading.
Liza Jackson Park, Fort Walton Beach; Pass; Good.
GarniersPark, Fort Walton Beach; Fail; Poor.
MarlerPark, Okaloosa Island; Fail; Poor.
WaysidePark, Okaloosa Island; Pass; Moderate.
PoquitoPark, Shalimar; Pass; Moderate.
Gulf Islands National Seashore, Okaloosa Island; Pass; Moderate.
East Pass, Okaloosa Island; Pass; Moderate.
Lincoln Park, Valparaiso; Pass; Moderate.
Henderson Beach, Destin; Fail; Poor.
Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park, Niceville; Fail; Poor.
James Lee Park, Destin; Pass; Moderate.
Emerald Promenade, Okaloosa Island; Pass; Moderate.
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CLB Journal Club: The Threat of Drug-Resistant Bacteria: What Can (and Should) the Law Do?
October 29, 2013 12:45pm - 2:00pm
October 29, 2013 12:45pm - 2:00pm
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According to the CDC, each year at least 2 million people in the United States are infected with drug-resistant bacteria, 23,000 die as a direct result of those infections, and many more die from conditions that are complicated by the infections. Public health officials and scholars cite various causes for the growing problem of drug-resistant bacteria, including inappropriate use of antibiotics, and a severely diminished antibiotic development pipeline. Enjoy (free!) pizza while CLB Fellow, Patti Zettler, discusses this threat to the public health, and what the law can, and should, do to help solve the problem.
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"It was really bright," Rockhold on Wednesday told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) at a charity event in Las Vegas. "That's the one thing that was a little different. (And) the mat was a little slippery I'm not gonna lie. But a fight's a fight for me. I've been fighting for a long time on the big stage, and I can't say it was that much different than what I've been through in my fight career. I just tried to block out the boos and not think about what (the Brazilian fans are) actually saying.
"I got caught, and I'm trying to get past it. I'm not trying to dwell on the past I'm want to focus on the future and what's in front of me."
Rockhold (10-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC) hadn't lost a fight since 2007 in the second bout of his pro career. After that, he signed with Strikeforce and won nine straight fights, including a middleweight title fight against Ronaldo Souza in 2011, then a pair of title defenses in 2012 before the promotion's merger with the UFC.
The Californian, who trains at American Kickboxing Academy in San Jose, is trying to not put too much stock into the loss to Belfort. He believes he was doing things right in the fight when he merely got caught with Belfort's roundhouse kick.
But that doesn't mean he didn't take some time to be a little bummed out after the loss, which took place as the main event of UFC on FX 8.
"It's hard to accept it it's hard to move forward," he said. "But I've always grown with my losses and gotten better in every sport. This is no different. I'm going to learn from it and move on. It's hard, because I just got caught. It wasn't like I got beat up or he out-techniqued me. I felt like I was starting to get comfortable. The (octagon) nerves finally fell off and I got caught."
But with that fight seven weeks in the rearview mirror, Rockhold is trying to focus on getting healthy, then doing just that moving forward.
And he hopes he can rebound for his first UFC victory against the type of fighter who will not only test him, but keep him at the forefront of 185-pound division. With that in mind, it's pretty easy for him to look at the calendar and see a date that might work out pretty well.
His AKA teammate, heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez, will defend his title against Junior dos Santos on Oct. 19 at UFC 166 at Toyota Center in Houston. The chance to train alongside his teammate and peak at the same time might be hard to resist.
"I'm fairly healthy I've got some things I'm working through from the last training camp and trying to nurse myself back," he said. "I know I need to perform this next fight, so I want to give myself the best opportunity to do that. But I want to fight a top contender, too. Cain's fighting Oct. 19. My birthday's Oct. 17. That's good timing. I'd love to have a birthday present and fight a top guy and get myself back in the mix. Texas is awesome, and I'd love to go there and fight and train with my teammate."


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Women in Science: Administrator Lisa P. Jackson
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I agree with Mr. Hilferty. We all need to be like his hero Peyton Manning and take responsibility. But I would go even further. The riots in Quebec unseated a conservative premier and replaced him with a separatist premier and the rioters got what they wanted. Obama should have gone in and attacked them but no…he's too weak. And what about China's youth rioting against our ally Japan for a few disputed islands. Shouldn't we attack China? Oh yeah, and Chile: Those kids should get a spanking from Barack. What about Greece and Spain? They're rioting there, too. Barack, get in there man. What are you waiting for? And three of the five members of the band Pussy Riot were sentenced to two years in prison in Russia for insulting Putin. Obama should take responsibility for not sending in Seal Team Six.
Furthermore, I think he should take responsibility for the 120 countries, including India, that refuse to go along with sanctions against Iran's peaceful use of nukes. The ayatollahs have consistently said that nuclear weapons are anathema to Islam and have urged the weaponized countries, like Israel, to disarm. So Barack, you should be going to war or at very least threatening war with most of the world so they know we are tough like in Iraq with George W. We all know that wars don't cost anything. And, oh yeah, history exists. The liberal media like Fox news, the Wall Street Journal, The Weekly Standard, et al, loved their hero Barack in his first four years. No wonder there is 60 percent disapproval of the press.
But don't you think, Mr. Hilferty that your party should be like your hero Peyton Manning, and take some responsibility, too? You need to take responsibility for the war on the unborn. If you truly wanted to end abortion rather than just wanting to stop women from enjoying sex you would want to start sex education for boys and girls at an early age and contraception should be made easily available and free of charge for everyone. Also you need to take responsibility for the 47 percent who don't pay federal income tax. If your Republican cohort had supported unions and a decent minimum wage, we would be paying those taxes as we did when there was a middle class and the top tax bracket was 90 percent and unemployment was a steady 3 percent.
Oh, and Mr. Hilferty, maybe you should take a little responsibility for your facts. FDR needed a war and almost 12 years to get us out of that Republican-inspired depression. The world's economic mess and the continuing unrest among all nations (there are riots happening all over the world) is a result of decades of capitalist abuse of labor, of the powerful failing to provide justice on an equal footing to all and the hoarding of resources by the ultra rich. We need to change the system. Individual presidents make very little difference.
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Topic: Over/Under system betting
I have seen a Over/under strategy on another website that I will try to use here and help you earn some money. They made it very successful and it is all about the maths in this system.
Here is an example for a fictive match between Arsenal and Newcastle.
Arsenal at home scores an average of 2.75 goals and conceives 0.5 - 3.25 overall
Newcastle away scores an average of 1.5 goals and conceives 1.75 - 3.25 overall
Minimum goals = 2
Maximum goals = 4.5
Min/Max average = 3.25
In my system I will most often use a 0.5 goals margin. So based on that I will put in a over 2.5 goals bet on this one.
I will post you my picks for tomorrow a little bit later. I have seen others have realy big success with this and I hope we will to.
And btw. Let's say I start with $1000 in the bank, let's see how it goes!


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To all Warren taxpayers, I would like you to know where some of your tax dollars are going. It seems to me at least some of our select board members and road crew don't see anything wrong with having the road crew, during regular business hours, do work on a private driveway using town equipment and town material to do the work.
I saw this work being done on April 2, 2012, on one of the select person's private driveway while on the same day at least some of the town's dirt roads and maybe all of them were still muddy and very rough.
What's wrong with this picture? In my opinion, a lot. I tried to go through the proper channels and went to the select board meeting on April 10, 2012, and voiced my concerns and opinion. I don't think it did any good, so to the rest of you taxpayers, I have two suggestions for you. The first one is if you agree with me, tell the select board members how you feel. Or, the second one, you could ask them to fix your private driveway. Either way, good luck getting results.
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- Understand your course of treatment:
– Who will be in charge of your care while you are in the hospital?
– How long will you need to be in the hospital?
– How long will it take to recuperate?
- Ask your surgeon how many surgeries he has performed and what his results are. You may also want to ask how he was trained to perform the procedure and if he is board-certified in his specialty.
- Tell the surgeon if you have allergies or if you have ever had any unusual reaction to anesthesia.
Following your surgery:
- Take care to wash your hands thoroughly, especially after handling any type of soiled material and after using the restroom.
- Tell friends and relatives not to visit if they feel ill.
- Don't be timid — remind doctors, nurses, and therapists to wash their hands before they work with you.
- If you have an intravenous line ("IV"), keep the area around it clean and dry. Let your nurse know if the dressing comes loose or gets moist.
- As well, if you have a surgical dressing, let your nurse know if it comes loose or is wet.
- If you have any type of drainage tubes, such as a urinary catheter, tell your nurse immediately if it becomes disconnected or loose. Loose or disconnected tubes can become an entry point for infectious germs.
- Follow instructions in regard to breathing treatments or getting out of bed. These activities are of great importance to your recovery and prevention of lung infections and other complications. Don't be afraid to ask for help if you need it. Also, you have the right to adequate pain control. If your pain is effectively controlled, you will be better able to follow your treatment plan.


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Claud Wayne Council was born November 11, 1932 in Portales, NM to Claud Francis and Rosa Retha (Jordan) Council. He passed from this life July 27, 2011 at his home surrounded by his loving family at the age of 78. Claud served his country in the United States Navy during the Korean War on USS Hancock, USS Brown, USS Louster, & USS Hornet. On October 1, 1956, he received commendation for his performance on the USS Hornet. Claud married Patricia Smith on March 31, 1958 in Hugo. He lived most of his life in this area and in Odessa, TX.
Orval Leroy Dunham was born April 11, 1935 in Pushmataha County to E. H. and Lola Mae (Barnhart) Dunham. He passed from this life July 28, 2011 in Antlers at the age of 76. Leroy lived in this area for thirty years. He was of the baptist faith and enjoyed fishing and spending time with friends and family. Leroy was preceded in death by his parents: E. H. & Lola Dunham; a sister: Cathirene Gibson; and a granddaughter: Charlotte Dunham.
Garvis Leon Crenshaw was born October 31, 1943, in Poteau to Robert and Eller (Goins) Crenshaw. He passed from this life July 26, 2011, in Shreveport, LA., at the age of 67. Garvis served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He married Rebecca Braden on January 3, 1989, in Hugo. Garvis had lived in this area for fifteen years. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, especially his grandchild. Garvis was preceded in death by his parents: Robert & Eller Crenshaw; brothers: Lewis Crenshaw, Jr.
Alford Dotson Bruce was born November 11, 1954 in Hugo to Grover A. and Mamie Lee (Ray) Bruce. He passed from this life July 30, 2011 in Antlers at the age of 56. Alford had lived in Antlers most of his life. Growing up he worked at local area ranches. He married Barbara Collins, raised one stepson and daughter then moved to the Longview, TX., area where he worked for T. A. W. Construction as a mechanic, truck driver, and dozer operator. After their divorce he moved back to Antlers and married Judy Cathy of Coalgate and together they raised one son.
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A local resident, LeAnn Rees, owner and operator or TLR Youth Ranch and Horse Rescue, has seen the impact up close and personal with horrifying realty that she can not turn a blind eye to. In the past six months she has rescued two horses that were in critical condition, or would have been shortly.
Two county post offices are in the cross-hairs of a study involving the closure of 3,700 post offices across the country.
Post offices in Finley and Snow are among 100 in Oklahoma, which are included in this study. According to a press release by the United States Postal Service, the trend towards using online postal services led to a decision to "right size" its retail network. The study will be used to "determine the customer needs," and a retail-replacement option would be offered to those communities affected by office closures.
On Friday, July 22, 2011, Jeff Hamill, a young, attractive, and highly intelligent young man left this world at his own hands after years of battling drug addiction. Jeff was born on October 27th , 1975. He was the son of Shelby Hamill of Rattan Oklahoma and the father of Jagger Hamill, age 9, Talyn Hamill, age 5 and Cash Hamill, age 3, all of Hugo, Oklahoma. He was an accomplished drummer, very charismatic, a wonderful son and an attentive father.
Antlers Springs Golf Course is closing.
I hate it but there is no other course of action. We barely make enough to mow, much less make improvements. Without local support we cannot continue.
There are few people coming into the game and many people giving it up for various reasons. I talk to people regularly who say that they haven't played in a couple of years or more. These people used to play avidly.
Push County lost Nashoba Valley Golf Course a few years ago due to the same reasons. I know how Lee Helmke felt and it is not a good feeling.
On July 30, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club competed in a bass tournament on Hugo Lake. Once again, temperatures reached above one hundred degrees. The extended heat wave we have been experiencing has caused the surface temperature of the lake water to reach the mid-nineties. This excessive warm water has apparently caused the bass to become sluggish and slowed the bite down considerably.


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RHEL 802.1q / VLAN Tagging
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In this example on a RHEL 5 system, I take a bonded (mode 6, balance-alb) network interface and enable 802.1q, or "VLAN tagging." The bonded interface will be a member of two VLANs:
- The "native VLAN" (in this example, VLAN 825). Frames for the native VLAN are not tagged, so no special configuration has to be performed for this VLAN. The bond0 interface is on the native VLAN with IP address 10.216.16.48 and netmask 255.255.240.0.
- VLAN 1100 with IP address 10.216.225.1 and netmask 255.255.240.0
Note: Once your network administrator enables 802.1q on the switch, your system may "fall off" the network if its network interface is not on the native VLAN (if applicable), as the host won't know how to handle VLAN-tagged frames until you perform the below steps.
Current boot environment
The following steps will enable 802.1q for your current session. The configuration will not be preserved across reboots.
- Enable the 8021q kernel module.
# modprobe 8021q
- Create a VLAN device on the bond0 interface for VLAN 1100.
# vconfig add bond0 1100
- Configure the VLAN device.
# ifconfig bond0.1100 10.216.225.1 255.255.240.0 up
Preserving the changes across system boots
To preserve the 802.1 configuration changes across reboots, create appropriate /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts files.
e.g., /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-bond0.1100
DEVICE=bond0.1100 IPADDR=10.216.225.1 NETMASK=255.255.240.0 ONBOOT=yes BOOTPROTO=static USERCTL=no VLAN=yes
If you don't use a native VLAN
If you do not use a native VLAN, the configuration is a bit more complex. In this example, I'd have to:
- Configure a bond0.825 interface.
- Use GATEWAYDEV=bond0.825 in /etc/sysconfig/network so that the default route uses a tagged interface. I believe the default route would otherwise have used the untagged bond0 interface, which would cause problems communicating with other networks.
- Potentially remove the network route 10.216.16.0/20 through interface bond0. When bringing up bond0, which is a prerequisite to bringing up bond0.1100, the network route 10.216.16.0/20 through device bond0 is created. When bringing up bond0.825, the network route 10.216.16.0/20 through device bond0.825 is created. Having the same route with different devices appears to cause problems; I had to manually delete route 10.216.16.0/20 through device bond0 to make this work.
Manually remove the network route 10.216.
- I'd have to configure a bond0.825 interface.
- I'd have to use GATEWAYDEV=bond0


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Genre: Thriller
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Cast: Bradley Cooper, Robert De Niro, Abbie Cornish, Anna Friel
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A struggling writer unlocks the full potential of his brain by taking a cutting-edge pharmaceutical, only to find that his newfound abilities have made him a target for some of the most greedy and dangerous men on the planet. Eddie Morra (Bradley Cooper) is an author without a novel. No matter how hard he tries, he just can't summon the inspiration to write a single word. That all changes when an old friend wanders back into Eddie's life, and opens his eyes to a powerful new drug called NZT. The moment Eddie takes NZT, his brain begins functioning at 100 percent, giving him the ability to quickly recall every event in his life down to the smallest detail, learn new languages in a flash, and harness the untapped power of complex mathematical equations. But when Eddie's supply of NZT runs out, the party is over. Of course, it doesn't take Eddie long to make a mint on Wall Street, and when he does, it draws the attention of Carl Van Loon (Robert De Niro), one of the world's most powerful and prominent businessmen. With Eddie's help, Carl plots to arbitrate a complex corporate merger that will shake the establishment to its very core. Just as the deal is about to be brokered, however, some dangerous characters discover Eddie's secret and come gunning for his dwindling supply of medicine. Now, if Eddie can just endure the debilitating side effects of NZT long enough to run for his life, he may just survive to see another day.


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