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On Monday the Ashley Ridge softball team did something it had never done before, defeat Wando.
The Swamp Foxes battled for a 2-1 victory over the Warriors at Ashley Ridge.
"I'm pleased with the maturity and mental toughness we showed tonight," Swamp Fox coach Angi Brush said. "Wando is a good team with a good pitcher so we should be proud of this win."
Swamp Fox pitcher Camryn Alverson only surrendered four hits while striking out four batters during a complete game in the circle. Ashley Ridge only allowed two other Wando base runners, one that was hit by a pitch and another who reached on an error.
Wando hurler Danica Newton also had a good outing. She fanned seven batters while walking only one. However, she surrendered five hits and Ashley Ridge put three runners on base due to fielding errors.
Wando jumped out to a fast start as center fielder Cadie Limbaker singled in the first inning and then scored when catcher Brooke Gibert put the ball in play.
The lead held until the bottom of the third. Annika Ponton got things started for the Swamp Foxes with a single and moved around the horn on a sacrifice bunt by Alyssa Atienza and a bunt single by Emily Hutt. Aubrey Rabun then reached on a fielder's choice that plated Ponton and tied the game.
Kayla Bass then singled to load the bases. That brought Valerie Frank to the plate and she drove in Hutt for the 2-1 Ashley Ridge lead.
Wando put a runner on base in both the fifth and seventh inning, but failed to push either across.
Bass led the Swamp Fox batters, going 2 for 3 at the plate. She also reached on an error.
Limbaker also went 2 for 3 at the plate to lead the Wando batters.
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Hope thinks Rafe will become a witness for the prosecution, Sonny cuts Adrienne out of his life, and Justin has a change of heart where Sami's concerned.
EJ visits Sami in jail. She hasn't slept. EJ says Lawrence MacHenry is her new lawyer. Sami thinks it looks bad that her family lawyer dumped her and she's now being represented by a mobster lawyer. EJ shows her a video the kids made to cheer her up, and asks her not to be melancholy. "Get your Irish up." They need to let it leak that Justin dumped her case because his wife leaked the video.
In Hope's office, she and Justin debate whether or not Bernardi's shooting was premeditated. Justin reveals he's not defending Sami anymore but is still interested in the case. He believes Adrienne was right to be protective of their son. He leaves and EJ arrives. After some prodding, EJ admits he knows Bernardi was on Stefano's payroll but can't prove it.
From home, Sonny learns Justin dropped Sami's case. Sonny opens the door to his mother who gets a foot in the door before he can slam it. She tells him if he had listened to her before, none of this would have happened. They yell at each other and Will understands why she submitted the tape to the DA in his brain, but not in his heart. Because of her, Sami could go to jail for a long time. Will leaves. Sonny accuses his mother of enjoying what she did. She's out of his life.
In the square, Abigail's afraid the police will learn she watched the attack video. Chad cares for her and asks her to let him protect her. Sonny arrives and tells them he has immunity and they need to keep quiet about seeing the video. Justin strolls up, unimpressed with his son lying to him. Did anyone else know about the video? Chad admits he shot it. Justin tells him to have EJ line up a good lawyer. Sonny begs his father to return to Sami's case as her lawyer. Nearby, Chad gets a headache. He agrees to see a doctor when Abby presses him.
Maggie stops Nick at the mansion. He's been avoiding talking to her and she's worried. He tells her he's fine, but she thinks he's just in denial. His past will keep repeating if he doesn't get help. She guesses he only saw the therapist once. He doesn't want to talk about the things that happened to him. She knows he had feelings for Gabi and the baby but he whimpers that his life with them is over. He's moving on. He leaves and Maggie looks sad. "Keep telling yourself that." Adrienne shows up and cries on Maggie's shoulder. Now that Justin dropped the case, maybe they can patch things up. Maggie thinks things will get worse before they get better.
In the hospital, Rafe's shocked when Kate tells him Sami was trying to save his life when she shot Bernardi. Marge walks in and Kate tries to kick her out. Marge talks about Sami dragging Joe's name through the mud. Marge won't let Sami get away with it. Kate tries to intervene but Rafe wants to talk to the widow. Marge says Sami's calling Joe a dirty cop but she shot him in cold blood for no reason. Rafe tells her she did the right thing coming to him. They both want the truth to come out. Marge leaves and Rafe asks to talk with Sami. Kate's not sure she can get calls in jail. Maxine walks in and threatens to double up on Rafe's medicine unless he rests. He grumbles that he'll rest. He still wants to talk to Sami. He falls asleep and Nick walks in. He'd like to apologize for everything. Kate says to come back later. She mutters she can't lose Rafe again. Hope arrives and Kate tells her what happened. Hope worries Rafe will become a witness for the prosecution.
Will visits Sami in jail. He tells her Rafe thinks Sami shot him. Sami gasps. Will explains he's having a hard time separating reality from dreams. He leaves and EJ returns. They argue about the mob lawyer until Justin shows up. He tells them his wife blamed Will's family for Will's issues. Justin didn't believe her. Sami's sorry. Justin knows she's not. They'd lie again in a heartbeat. Before he agrees to take this case, he threatens to come after EJ if his son's put in another situation like this. "The Greek's didn't invent revenge, but we made it into an art form," he tells them. If they can refrain from lying 'through their freaking teeth', they should get to work. Justin tells Sami to keep quiet for her bail hearing. EJ asks why Justin took the case. Exonerating Sami's the best thing to do for their boys.
Will returns home to Sonny, Chad and Abigail. He hears Sonny asked Justin to resume Sami's case.
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Mississippi State's African American Studies program will sponsor a two-day "Whiteness Symposium" next week.
Open to all, the March 20 and 21 university programs will all take place in McCool Hall's Taylor Auditorium.
"Although the title 'Whiteness Symposium' might imply to some people that it is about 'racism' and the victimization of some people by whites, the meeting is not about that," said symposium coordinator Stephen Middleton. "This conference also is not about the victimization of African-Americans, Hispanics or Native Americans."
Middleton, African American studies program director, said the conference has been designed to show how these groups have and do control their own fates. Neither slavery, post-slavery Jim Crow laws "nor any other devices of oppression have permanently prevented them from making the gains they enjoy today," he added.
Symposium events include:
--Wednesday, the 20th, 6 p.m. A screening of "Crash," the multi-Academy Award-winning 2004 film that explores issues of race, personal agency, loss and redemption. Commentaries will follow by MSU faculty members Donald Shaffer of English and African American studies, and Ravi Perry of political science and public administration.
--Thursday, the 21st, 3 p.m. A panel discussion featuring author Anne Babson and Carly Houston, an English doctoral student at the University of Massachusetts. Babson, a writer and poet now living in Mississippi, has explored topics of race and "whiteness" in numerous anthologies and scholarly journals in the U.S. and abroad. Houston, a master's degree graduate in linguistics of Purdue University, is studying representations of nonstandard speech in American fiction, emphasizing portrayals of African-American English.
--Thursday, 6 p.m. A presentation on race and law by Ian F. Haney Lopez, John H. Boalt Professor of Law at the University of California, Berkeley. The author of four books and a visiting law professor at Yale, Harvard and New York universities, he is a recent selection for an Alphonse Fletcher Fellowship awarded to scholars furthering the integration goals of Brown v. Board of Education.
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Janina Bethmann, 70, of Warren passed away at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin on January 10, 2007. She was born in Riga, Latvia, on June 11, 1936, the daughter of the late Janis and Alise (Dancis) Auzins. On November 25, 1956, she married Hans G. Bethmann in Takoma Park, Maryland, who predeceased her on October 8, 1997.
Janina came to the U.S. in 1949 from Germany and became a U.S. citizen in 1956. She is a 1954 graduate of Takoma Academy in Maryland. She retired from W.R. Grace - Davidson Division in 1995. She and her late husband moved to Warren, Vermont, in 1995. She was a member of the Barre-Montpelier Seventh-day Adventist Church. She enjoyed traveling, knitting, reading and visiting with friends.
She is survived by a daughter, Monica Bethmann of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia; a son, Michael H. Bethmann, and a grandson, Michael H. Bethmann Jr. of Berkeley Springs, West Virginia; a sister, Skye Burger of Oakhurst, California; and several nieces and nephews.
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Winner: Justin Edwards
Who He Should Fight Next: Seth Baczynski
Why They Should Fight: Justin Edwards proved his worth when he put Josh Neer to sleep with a guillotine choke in the first round at UFC on FX 5. After the career-changing win, Edwards will unquestionably get tough fights from hereon out.
One of the surging fighters in the welterweight division on the same level as Edwards is Seth Baczynski, an Arizona based fighter with a 4-0 UFC record including a first round knockout of Simeon Thoresen at UFC 152. Both fighters have proven to be finishers in their most recent bouts and matching them up would make for a fun welterweight bout.
Baczynski has yet to find a place on a UFC main card, but after four consecutive wins, including three finishes, The Polish Pistola is deserving of a featured bout. Edwards vs. Baczynski would be a perfect fight for a card on FUEL TV or FX and considering the most recent efforts of both men; the fight is basically guaranteed action.
Winner: John Dodson
Who He Should Fight Next: Demetrious Johnson
Why They Should Fight: After becoming the first flyweight champion in history just a few weeks ago at UFC 152, Demetrious Johnson already has the first challenger to his throne lined up. That challenger is John Dodson, who earned an opportunity to fight for the title with a second-round TKO of Jussier Formiga at UFC on FX 5.
A match up between Johnson and Dodson will be a frantic battle. The combination of speed and athleticism possessed by both fighters is off the charts and one may be forced to turn the TV on slow motion in order to properly comprehend the fight. With Dodson having a fairly big name from winning The Ultimate Fighter reality show, having him challenge Johnson makes for a marketable fight and is the ideal situation for the UFC.
At the end of the day, the UFC gets a competitive bout with two recognizable names for their the second-ever flyweight championship fight. Regardless of the result, there should be no complaints about the legitimacy of the match up.
Winner: Jake Ellenberger
Who He Should Fight Next: Josh Koscheck
Why They Should Fight: Before Josh Koscheck suffered an injury and was replaced by Jay Hieron, Jake Ellenberger and Koscheck were scheduled to fight at the canceled UFC 151 event. Ellenberger vs. Hieron was moved to UFC on FX 5 where The Juggernaut earned a unanimous decision victory to avenge a 2006 defeat to Hieron under the IFC banner.
Now that Koscheck is finally healthy and Ellenberger got past Hieron, it would make sense to put together the fight originally scheduled for UFC 151. Although the original fight was likely scheduled because Ellenberger and Koscheck were coming off of losses, it still makes sense to pit the two welterweights against one another considering Koschecks longtime status as a contender in the welterweight division.
Ellenberger and Koscheck are in two very different places in their careers. Ellenberger is on the hunt for a welterweight title shot before losing to Martin Kampmann two fights ago was on the brink of earning a chance at the gold. The Nebraska native is still young at only 27-years old and is eager to climb the ladder. Koscheck, on the other hand, is much older and arguably on the tail end of his career and the 37-year-old has made it public he is only interested in big fights at this point in his career. Considering the landscape of the welterweight division, there are few better name opponents than Ellenberger for The Ultimate Fighter season one cast member to face.
Ellenberger vs. Koscheck could easily serve as the co-main event on a PPV card, as it was to be at UFC 151, or headline a free card on FX or FUEL TV.
Winner: Antonio Silva
Who He Should Fight Next: Winner of Roy Nelson vs. Shane Carwin at The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale
Why They Should Fight: Antonio Silva showed he is still a legitimate contender in the heavyweight division with a first round finish of Travis Browne at UFC on FX 5. With the win, Bigfoot earned his first octagon victory and lined himself up for another meaningful fight in the heavyweight division. Stefan Struve, who defeated Stipe Miocic in the UFC on FUEL TV 5 main event one week ago, has been suggested as a possible opponent for Silva to face next, but The Skyscraper called out Fabricio Werdum after his victory and its clear the Dutchman is gunning for the Brazilan.
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If Carwin were to defeat Nelson in December, a match up between Silva and Carwin would pit two of the physically largest heavyweights on the UFC roster against one another. Silva vs. Carwin would be a clash of the titans and beyond that would be a pivotal fight in the heavyweight division.
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Fifteen sets of identical twins ride a New York subway car and form a human mirror in a carefully and professionally staged prank from Improv Everywhere and it's all on video.
Do identical twins drive you nuts? Is it unnerving to you not being able to tell one twin from the other? Imagine being on a New York subway car and discovering not just one set of twins but fifteen sets of identical twins, with each sibling sitting directly opposite the other and each one mirroring what the other does. That's the point of this human mirror prank in a New York subway car as you will see in this hilarious video. Do you think if you were in that subway car and witnessed this human mirror trick that you would go crazy, or at least think you were going crazy?
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But the lovely sharing of her grandmother's photo album by my husband's aunt last month, inspired me to at least pay it forward and share the family photos she let me copy. Grandma Bonnel's photo album is slowly going public. Simple posts. Not much research involved, but it has gotten me back into devoting some time to family history. And doing some very light blog reading. I miss having the time to devote an hour, often more, to reading and examining what other Geneabloggers are producing.
Those posts I have read provoked deep, deep thoughts while editing and shooting Grandma Bonnel's photos into the world. Contemplating my navel, as my father calls it. James Tanner had me in a bit of a snit with his post Time Constraints. Frankly, I agree with most of his points. But Tanner, who seems to operate as a blogger provocateur, did prompt a defensive reaction with his call to action,
"Let's jointly craft museum quality research rather than throw-away, disposable research that will have to be redone in the future by someone else (like me)."Whatever I am doing here, it ain't museum quality research. I don't have as much constrained time, nor am I as disciplined, as he. And I regret that. That knowledge prompts my educational wish-list (another contemplating my navel blog post). Much of which falls by the wayside when those darling living folks I am related to worm their way back into my consciousness.
An aside to ward off howls from my kin. I adore my family and am blessed to be closely connected to many of them. They are not in any way burdensome. But my brain has a limited capacity. When I am enjoying them, I am not researching, scanning or producing anything worth preserving. Beyond memories.
Saturday I read a post by one of my Hungarian researcher blogger buddies, Zen & the Art of Genealogical Maintenance. Magda took a hard look at her own work and came to three conclusions.
"1 ) Less is moreI'll never be a minimalist anything. But her second and third conclusions resonated with me. And reminded me of why I began blogging and why I returned. I love research. I've done some pretty good bits over the years and am proud of them. But my genealogical mission is not research.
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3) Keep it simple."
My mission is examining, culling and then sharing the thousands of photographs, letters, documents and earlier research that I have inherited. I have made no attempt to truly research each family. I have had hundreds of families handed down to me. Others will have to do that. I am sharing the research I have been given, after validating it as best I can using online resources. I am scanning and sharing photographs and documents that do not appear to be available elsewhere. That's it. Someone else will have to take the material and turn it into genealogical art. I hope they do. I just want to get it out "there".
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Haven't played either of the Everquests, so I figured I would start with the first one since my computer is pretty crappy.
I was just posting to see if anyone else has a server to recommend or any advice to give so I can have the best experience possible. Also what classes are friendly to noobs?
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I am partial to the magician, I love pet classes and I think that is one of the best pet classes out there. The necro is also good but in my opinion its harder to play correctly.
I love a pet class, is there just those two?
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"Kill me, my man kills you, that's how you lose."
I can't remember the name of the new server but that may be a good way to go... but chances are population will be low for low levels regardless.
As far as new player friendly classes, the game has become much easier with the addition of mercs. If you get the top level merc (warrior) it will easily take you to level 50 or so which will give you a lot of time to practice the class, although healing may not be the best way to go.
As far as before mercs new player friendly classes would likely be ones that could solo the easiest.
In this case I would probably say necro and magician. You may consider a beastlord as well.
Buying all of the spells can be costly for a new player... even buying the materials to summon pets may become expensive early on. If you do choose a caster limit the spells you purchase, purchase spells you will use frequently. If you choose mage, you may want to purchase 1 or 2 pet types rather than spend the money on all 4.
Necro is probably a better choice to level longer, and easier to start off as they get a pet at lvl 1 not level 2. Also, a necro can farm the bone chips very easily in field of bones/kurns tower located near the Iksars starting city of Cabilis.
A beastlord will not get a pet right away... I do not know what level any more... it was 9 when I played. This would be my choice of character as you will be able to do everything needed. You can slow (not the best but you can), you can heal yourself and your warder (not so much you), you get debuffs, and buffs. Also you will play a melee dps role with the addition of the pet, you can always back off to heal or cast if you get low on hp and let the pet tank.
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
In order to use mercs, you have to have one of their latest expansion packs, I cant remember which one, but you can't use them without it. I have to say that I loved my magician to death, it was my favorite class and I got several to 50+.
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Ahh, I did not know that.
Yeah, I played all classes to 85. My favorites were monk/sham combo. Which would probably explain why I would suggest beastlord as the pet class I would choose as a new player.
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
What level do mercs become availible? Also they are npc controlled party members?
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Vox is the newer server it be a good place to start. As for what to play thats very personal choice pick a class that is the style you like. There are usally a shortage of Bards, Enchanters, and Cleric's on any server. For combo's SK and healer merc, Shammy and Tank Merc are both combos I enjoy a lot. Mage is good as a caster you can solo very well.
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Merc's are at level 1 unless you play a progression server.
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"Kill me, my man kills you, that's how you lose."
Think you can get them at level 1. They are not really controllable, other than setting them on balanced aggressive etc. But as someone stated you may need to purchase an expansion for it to become available.
From what I remember the only mercs worth having were warrior or cleric. Warrior will take you through low levels. As you get higher the warrior will die faster to mobs, and at this point the cleric would probably benefit you more.
I did play on the Progression X guild server trakanon, where they only allowed us to use a cleric merc and level in the expansion appropriate zones. So, it is possible to level with the low level mercs.
However, I remember having 3 or 4 free accounts that I could buy mercs with, however, the mercs were very useless with the free accounts, as they were low tier mercs.
"I see they watchin' me and takin' notes on my moves, Run up on me it's all I want I ain't got nothin' to lose."
On my 60ish level cleric, I use the warrior merc and have no problems keeping him alive to mobs. At least to controlled fights, once I start getting multiple mobs, it can become interesting. On my 54 magician I use a cleric and let my pet do all the tanking, seems to work well around that level to. I am still old school though and enjoy playing on the original world.
Edit note. I dont think my mercs are the low level ones though. They cost me a fortune to use lol.
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I'm only playing the role chosen for me. Who you supposed to be?
Originally posted by Gymrat313
Sub to the game for one month. Use that time to test out all the classes for free. The beauty of EQ is that each class is truly different. I'd recommend the VOX server - its a new server and has a healthy low end population. Many guilds looking for new (and returning) members. I tried the hybrids because I heard they were a good balanced class but found out I dont like magic users.
Go into the game with an open mind. They dont make MMOs like EQ anymore so its experience is unique. The game is tough and forces you to be patient. You aren't going to "rush" to max level here. Expect to die, ALOT until you learn to take your time. There are no more corpse runs and death is just XP loss (which is precious so it balances). You get mercs automatically as long as you are not on a progression server. Mercs allow you to molo (solo with mercs) if you so choose or you can join a guild.
The community is more mature (many 40+ users) and friendly so its easy to get your questions answered. There are over 300+ zones to the point it was overwhelming to decide where to go. There is a 'golden path' for leveling that you can follow in Crescent Reach that comes complete with 'hot zones' for added XP.
While end game exists (great raids and group content) to me EQ is all about the adventure and no other MMO delivers that experience better.
Hope you enjoy. Look me up (Damidge) on Vox server. level 59 Beserker. Ill help you out ;-)


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She may not be Adele Dazeem, but in this video Heather rocks the Uke in an ode to Andrew Farrell shaving his beard. At this point we all know what it's going to take in order for that to happen - so sing along and maybe, just maybe, we'll see Andrew with a clean-shaven face on Monday.
Andrew Farrell is back with his second pregame playlist of 2014, and you can check it out below before it hits the Gillette Stadium speakers on Sunday during pregame warmups.
Diego Fagundez is about to graduate from high school and fans are tweeting ideas for his yearbook quote. Check them out!
Share your Diego Fagundez yearbook quote by clicking the #2014Diego hashtag at the bottom of the conversation!
A little over a year ago, we covered Diego Fagundez heading to the prom. This year - after four years of balancing work and school - Diego Fagundez will graduate high school.
Over 4,500 minutes played in MLS & he's about to graduate high school, on time: http://t.co/kQ9n9XrF8Z #NERevs pic.twitter.com/tWBIA44uEY
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And as always, we'll have photos and videos of Diego's big day right here on revolutionsoccer.net.
Dan Haiek and Armchair Analyst Matt Doyle preview the Saturday evening match between the Montreal Impact and New England Revolution. What can the Impact do to slow down the Revs? Should the Revs be more scared of Justin Mapp or Marco Di Vaio? Find out Saturday at 7pm ET on Comcast SportsNet.
Diego Fagundez is interviewed for the Talk of the Town feature by Jen Royle of The Boston Herald. Royle says of Fagundez, "Yes, Fagundez is the youngest athlete I've had the honor to interview, but you'd never know due to his mature demeanor and his impressive experience in the game of soccer." But we all knew this anyway, right? Check out Diego's interview below.
Read more of Jen Royle's thoughts on Diego here.
On this edition of the WEEI SoccerCast New England Revolution President Brian Bilello joins Young Ben in the studio, where they talk about the new MLS TV deal, the surging Revs, and of course the World Cup.
Kelyn Rowe brings the rock to pregame warmups this Saturday before the Revolution take on D.C. United. Check out Kelyn's hand-picked playlist below.
Dan Haiek and Armchair Analyst Matt Doyle preview the Saturday evening match between the New England Revolution and D.C. United. How does D.C. stop the high-flying Revs? Find out Saturday at 730pm ET on Comcast SportsNet.
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"I am not a hero. I'm a local business owner who is struggling like most business owners in one of the worst economies our nation has ever experience." I shared with the audience that God has put something heavy on my heart and that there is something special that I must do. I turned to two of our wounded warriors, Christopher Braley and Jose Jaurequi and presented them both envelopes. I informed them that enclosed in these envelopes were checks payable to them, and that they could do whatever they wanted with the money. I told them both the ...
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Bob Gutierrez comes from a very musical family. He has an amazing voice and has always had a passion to sing. He was scheduled to appear on television's most popular "The Mike Douglas Show" in the early 70s to showcase his talents. Five days before he was to return home from Vietnam he suffered a bizarre injury when a rocket exploded in his face and severed his neck from ear-to-ear. His fellow soldiers had already tagged Gutierrez thinking that he had expired.
Specialists from all over the world have no explanation of how his vocal cords have grown. Gutierrez, a Texas resident, drives all over the country sharing his amazing story. When he was invited back to Manteca for the Not Forgotten ceremony he was experiencing car trouble. He attended a church service asking the congregation for prayer that his car would get him home safely.
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TOKYO (AP) - Toyota's global sales of gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles have surpassed 5 million in a milestone for a technology that was initially greeted with skepticism.
SHANGHAI (AP) - China's most successful SUV producer, Great Wall Motor Co., is coming out with a model that offers the room of a luxury SUV at a mid-range price.
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People who like airplanes can find a lot to like when they visit Southern California, where they'll find plenty of opportunity to see historic aircraft up-close and personal. In some cases, they'll see a lot more than just aircraft but if you have someone in your family who is fascinated by the world of flight, here are some great places to visit.
Volkswagen's hybridization of its most popular model is a technological mile-marker for its intuitive activation.
NEW YORK (AP) - Carnival Cruise Lines prices have taken a dip this spring, according to pricing data, and some industry observers are blaming headlines over problems on several Carnival ships.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Thirty years ago, Dr. Gene Giggleman was a veterinarian who thought chiropractors were quacks. Since then, he says he's straightened out thousands of dogs and cats, not to mention the occasional snake, hamster, gerbil and guinea pig.
NEW YORK (AP) - Carnival Cruise Lines on Wednesday announced a $300 million program to add emergency generators, upgrade fire safety and improve engine rooms on all 24 of its ships.
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Woman charged with perjury in domestic assault caseStaff Report | December 11,2012BENNINGTON — A Harwood Hill woman is facing a felony charge of perjury after an investigator with the Bennington County State's Attorney Office said she lied during a deposition about a man she had accused of domestic assault.
Heidi E. Gardner, 41, of Bennington, was arraigned in Bennington criminal court on Monday on a felony count of perjury and a misdemeanor count of giving false information to police in order to implicate another person. Gardner pleaded innocent to the charges.
In an affidavit, Investigator Justin Niles said he was following up on the arrest of Floyd Amidon, 54, for domestic assault when he was notified on Oct. 31 that Gardner may have committed perjury during a deposition. In the deposition, taken on Oct. 29, Gardner said she had ended a relationship with Amidon on Aug. 17 and said that he had not been violent with her that day. She also denied telling a police dispatcher that Amidon choked her and prevented her from getting to the phone.
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Jason Bateman, Matthew Perry, Amy Poehler Join New NBC Game Show
This sounds way better than any game night we've ever been to.
NBC has announced a slew of big stars will appear on its upcoming game show series Hollywood Game Night, according to Deadline.
The show will feature a party-like environment in which two non-celebrity contestants hang out with Hollywood A-listers and try to win cash.
Among the stars scheduled to appear are Jason Bateman, Martin Short, Gossip Girl's Kristen Bell, Matthew Perry, Minnie Driver, New Girl's Max Greenfield, and Amy Poehler. Whew!
Glee star Jane Lynch will be hosting the show, and Will and Grace's Sean Hayes is producing.
The show is likely to debut this summer and has received an eight-episode order.
We're officially jealous of whomever gets to compete on the show with this fabulous cast!
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Charles Walker and the Dynamites
At 73, Nashville, Tenn., native Charles Walker is one of the few original soul singers still working, with a career spanning more than 50 years.
Walker released his first album in 1959 before he moved to New York and eventually joined the J.C. Davis band. During his tenure there, Walker performed alongside such legends as James Brown, Etta James, Wilson Pickett and Jackie Wilson.
Following his split with the J.C. Davis band, Walker spent most of his time running his art gallery in New York before returning to music as a songwriter for Motown in 1979 and eventually as a solo artist in the '90s. He teamed with the Dynamites in 2007 for the album "Kaboom," and has remained part of the collaboration ever since.
Charles Walker and the Dynamites will perform Friday at The Pour House, 1977 Maybank Highway. Doors open at 9 p.m. with the show starting at 10 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance, $13 the day of the show, and are available at the door or online at Etix.com.
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Collie Buddz
Born in New Orleans, raised in Bermuda and educated in Orlando, Fla., reggae MC Colin Harper, aka Collie Buddz, uses his geographic diversity in his music to craft a roots-reggae foundation while building on it with elements of hip-hop and R&B.
After collaborating with Shaggy on the 2007 album "Intoxication," Harper released his self-titled debut later that same year to critical praise and high sales. The album helped Harper garner attention for several prominent colleagues seeking collaborations with the up-and-coming MC, including Beyonce, Kid Cudi, Busta Rhymes, Dr. Dre, Snoop Lion, Akon, SOJA and others.
Harper's latest album, "Playback," was released in 2011.
Collie Buddz will perform Thursday at the Music Farm, 32 Ann St., with Cris Cab and New Kingston. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20 and are available at the door, the Music Farm box office or online at Ticketfly.com.
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Elim Bolt
Local indie-rock quintet Elim Bolt quietly emerged on the scene last year with its seven-song album "Nude South."
Since that time, the band has proven to be a rarity among the typical Charleston sound, leaning more toward slumberous hooks and enveloping indie-pop with hints of dreamy '50s-era rock than the alt-country and folk sounds.
Elim Bolt will perform Saturday at The Royal American, 970 Morrison Drive, with Estrangers. Tickets are $5 at the door. Showtime is set for 9 p.m.
Go to TheRoyalAmerican.com or call 817-6925.
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CRESTVIEW — The City Council plans to recognize former Mayor George Whitehurst — whom it recently selected as the Mae R. Coleman Citizen of the Year Award recipient— with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
City leaders will let a committee tasked with selecting Citizen of the Year nominees do its job, following concerns that their vote for Whitehurst overstepped authority.
Council President Ben Iannucci III, noting the Citizen of the Year award should reflect immediate contributions to Crestview, proposed a Lifetime Achievement Award for Whitehurst.
"The council has the discretion to offer this award," Iannucci said Monday. "It would be more suitable to what he has accomplished."
Mayor David Cadle, who had originally suggested honoring Whitehurst, agreed.
"I support that idea," Cadle said. "I think that would be a much better way to go .... I met with Mayor Whitehurst and he was very pleased (with Citizen of the Year), but he'll be more pleased with this."
Councilman Charles Baugh Jr. asked if the city has criteria for nominating someone for a city lifetime achievement award. He cited several prominent residents, including late business leader Foy Shaw and former Mayor Ted Mathis, as potential nominees.
Councilmembers Tom Gordon and Robyn Helt agreed that criteria should be established.
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Approximately 15 percent of couples are infertile. This means they aren't able to conceive a child even though they've had frequent, unprotected sexual intercourse for a year or longer. In about half of these couples, male infertility plays a role.
Male infertility is due to low sperm production, abnormal sperm function or blockages that prevent the delivery of sperm. Illnesses, injuries, chronic health problems, lifestyle choices and other factors can play a role in causing male infertility.
Not being able to conceive a child can be stressful and frustrating, but a number of male infertility treatments are available.
The main sign of male infertility is the inability to conceive a child. There may be no other obvious signs or symptoms. In some cases, however, an underlying problem such as an inherited disorder, hormonal imbalance, dilated veins around the testicle, or a condition that blocks the passage of sperm may cause signs and symptoms. Male infertility signs and symptoms may include:
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Apex has them. https://www.apexgunparts.com/product...73740e7d74ae89
what about a buffer of some sort were the bolt stop is on the custom trunion?? then perhaps mild steel could be used or aluninum would be possable for the trunion and possably the carrier if the weight could be added or in a 22LR build? hardend hammer activater could be added as well. . those CZ 52 extractors dont look bad for around $15.
ill look into the beretta stuf as well. I have a idea for my own design as well If I got to make a entire bolt from scratch Ill just make the extractor as well or possably use a AK design. if a plunger ejector was added then you could use some key stock for lower rails and mill wider groves in the bolt/carrier and then eleminate the guide rod posssably. this would rule out a standard NDS 3 reciver un less you removed the ejector tip and kept the slots thin. but it would work good on a bent flat
Well, I just remembered that I got a luger barrel for free because it has a ring in it, someone with a barrel wrench got a little excited... I'll make one of them 24Hr AKs, it'll be easy having a mill at my disposal. I figure if it ain't accurate it won't matter much, as the barrel was free and the materials wouldn't be all that much...
EDIT: The Orion's hammer guy is the one that made an AR lower out of a cutting board!
well I got 2 cases of 7.62x25 and a PPS-43 kit w 4 mags and some other crap coming from sportsman guide. with the membership that I got at the same time. I hope its Rommy ammo its 80,s production. I was going to order just 4 mags but figured for a extra 30 I could get the kit as well. I picked up some of the 32 auto adapters for my
30-06 as well. Ill get a reamer coming soon I have a couple barrel blanks to chamber.
with almst 2500 rounds to play with I better build some thing. Who has small ring mausers for sale cheap??? one of those would be cool with a detachable mag in x25 maybe with a 16" barrel and a thumbhole stock. be a good gun for my kid to learn on.
how does stainless hols up to the corrosive ammo????
1biggun, I don't think you should spend the money on a 74 bolt. Look here and see how this bushing fits a 47 bolt to size it down for x25 & 9mm, you can see the ejector will hit just the edge of the case.
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Use plain old chicken-wire grade 1018 or 1020 mild steel to prototype with. It's easy to machine and cheap. Use those to debug the design. Any deformation will tell you exactly where you need a harder metal, carburizing, or whatever.
I don't see that the trunnion would have to be anything other than mild steel; all it's doing is holding the barrel to the receiver. Unless you get radical skeletonizing it, it'll still be way stronger than the screws or rivets holding it to the receiver.
If the bolt slides back and forth like an AK bolt carrier, that's a lot of area to slide. That might not be an issue. You might need to heat treat the area where the hammer hits, or you might could just built it up a bit with some MIG weld and grind it back down; ordinary ER70 wire is a lot harder than mild steel.
(unsolicited advice) Build something that will fire reliably, then worry about how long it lasts before parts get peened, mushroomed, or egged. If you get too much invested in a particular design, it gets harder to backtrack and start over if you find a better way.
I have a tendency of over-think or over-design things. If you go down that route far enough, you will eventually complicate things enough that you just give up. Which is why I developed a new mantra: "Perfect is the enemy of good enough." The AK is a shining example of that philosophy.
Im concernd about the hammering that the carrier will do on the trunion when it closes on a empty chamber. there is going to be a pretty good impact. but like you mentioned its got to be stronger than the screws or rivets is a good point.I don't see that the trunnion would have to be anything other than mild steel; all it's doing is holding the barrel to the receiver. Unless you get radical skeletonizing it, it'll still be way stronger than the screws or rivets holding it to the receiver.
__________________1biggun, I don't think you should spend the money on a 74 bolt. Look here and see how this bushing fits a 47 bolt to size it down for x25 & 9mm, you can see the ejector will hit just the edge of the case.
Im not a big fan of welding on bolts even if there blow back. I know lots of guys have done it. Im guessing a 7.62 bolt is around $35-$45 now and a 5.45 is $50. for a extra $15 im not sure its worth the hassel of striping the bolt welding in a ring then cutting the ring to clear the rails and the ejector.
I have a spare bolt that I may try it on. I was thinking of just pressing a 74 bolt into home made carrier and pining it in place possably. I would likely need to shorten the stem and the firing pin to make one work on a shortend reciver. unless I can come up with a bolt I can make un under 2 hours id be better to buy a 74 bolt for $50. Instead of welding in a delicate ring I would likely weld in a solid disk that I could keep the heat on and then just mill out the center to the correct size. I have a tig but I doubt the ring would still be round when I got done. Im going to buildwith out a kit for the pistol. but a ring may be worth it on say a AMD 65 conversion. I have a couple of those kits and it might be worth it in that case. HMMMM
for $85 you can get a bolt and carrier assembly add that to a $165 amd 65 kit and add a barrel lets for say $75. sell of the old carrier and bolt for around $50 to offset the cost of the 74 carrier and a guy could build a gas (im not welding on a gas bolt) or blow back pretty reasonably.
if a mag well that simply snaped or bolted in were devised it would be a simple build on a standard reciver.
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I came up with a modification to the bolt on the orion's hammer build.


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Children's choir collaborates with Tapestry for holiday showWritten by Matt Liasse | | email@example.com
The Children's Choir of Northwest Ohio will team up with Tapestry for a holiday concert.
The show, "Alleluia, Rejoice!" is at 4 p.m. on Dec. 15 at Corpus Christi University Parish, 2955 Dorr Street.
The choir consists of 50 children, ranging from Lucas, Wood and Fulton County.
"Kids from all different schools and backgrounds come together to sing," Artistic and Executive Director Lisa Alleman said.
Each year, the choir collaborates with someone new. This is the first time the two groups will collaborate.
"The children's choir likes to collaborate," Alleman said.
Tapestry is a duo featuring Denise Grupp-Verbon on harp and Michael Grupp-Verbon on guitar. They have been performing together for 11 years, according to tapestryduo.com. In December alone, the duo will perform at Nazareth Hall in Grand Rapids, Regency Plaza in Sylvania and for the Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Mass at Christ The King Parish in Toledo.
The concert will consist of numbers like "Away In A Manger," but the kid's favorite, Alleman said, is "Laudate Dominum."
"They like it because it is very upbeat and really joyful," Alleman said.
The choir is a nonprofit organization which aims to "free the musician within," according to a news release. It represents children grades three to five in the Jubilate Choir (which serves as a training choir) and grades five through ten in the Bel Canto Choir.
The choir serves as an extracurricular music education experience, bringing many schools together from around the area. The choir helps advance the musical talents and provide fellowship among the children involved.
The show is free of charge and open to the public. An optional offering will be taken during the concert. For more information on the show, call 419-377-7710 or visit ccofnwo.org. For more information on TAPESTRY, call 419-478-4177 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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