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5.2 brought us 3 new spirit beasts to tame.
This one is Gumi, who lives in the Kun-Lai Summit mountains near one keg
This fella packs a punch at 100k damage a hit.
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5.2 brought us 3 new spirit beasts to tame.
This one is Gumi, who lives in the Kun-Lai Summit mountains near one keg
This fella packs a punch at 100k damage a hit.
Hope this helps you all
Nice vid. I guess having two buddies help would be ideal, definitely a different story if you're solo like it's intended. I'm pretty sure you need to get him down to 20% not 30% but the rest seems accurate.
I think Degu is the prettiest of them all!
The blue and green was a joke to get solo, the red was a pain in the ass with the server laggs on my server atm (Outland), since you have to me withing 8-10 yards.
You can kite him out to the road, then down, and back along the lower ridge. There's a slope that you can run up to complete a loop. The terrain in the middle is impassable, so he can't cut the corner on you. Infinite kiting loop.
Concussive shot + cheetah and he'll never catch you. You can dps him down with just autoshot if you feel like it, but stampede, murder, dire beast, etc will speed it up quite a bit. When he's tamable, hit deterrence and tame. You'll need the glyph of tame beast, and the glyph that prevents daze on cheetah helps if you make a small mistake. If you make a big mistake, just run back and try again. The spawn timer is short.
The red one was easy, just had a healer with me and ta-da
They should make it so you have to solo them, kinda like the L60 Hunter quest. Much more fun.
It really took you 8 hours to tame Degu? Painful. I got it in 2 tries - just use cheetah glyph and tame pet glyph. Backpedal while keeping concussive shot up 100% and it was no problem. If for some reason you get too far away and he starts casting the ranged attack, just get back to the dead zone and he stops. Not much to it. There are some stealth cats along that area tho - one dazed me from behind which is why I died the first time.
I tamed Gumi the other day and his new pet name is: GumiBear (I did it with just a blood dk).


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Marie Landwehr has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season, and she wants to pass it along by helping others break the shackles of addiction through the power of yoga.
Landwehr teaches yoga at The Studio in Seaside, and is expanding her offerings to include monthly two-hour "recovery" sessions. At these ongoing workshops, Landwehr will pair the healing art of yoga with a seminar and open discussion about addiction.
"That is one of my pursuits now," she said. "I'm not working in a treatment center. I still hope this is an opportunity to engage in the recovery community and promote change."
The yoga instructor has experienced firsthand the difficulties of dealing with addiction, from growing up with a family in the shadow of alcoholism to being ensnared by substance abuse in her younger years.
She says her change came along when she joined the Air Force at the age of 19, and she is thankful that it provided a push in the right direction.
"I got sober — I loved that," she said. "I accepted the direction. That was the start of something new … I refuse to forget my past, but I don't want to live there."
After the military, she applied her recovery experience to help others and ultimately acquired a master's degree in addiction studies. She put that education to good use at Hazeldon Addiction recovery and treatment center in Minnesota prior to moving to the area a year and a half ago.
Landwehr says her yoga workshops are not substitutions for treatment, but are "agents for change," for not only recovering addicts, but also for the family and friends of those struggling.
"Recovery encompasses not just the addict — it's the family, it's the friend, it's the people who are impacted," she said, emphasizing the importance of learning "recovery skills."
In her own life, the mental, physical and spiritual benefits of yoga have paired perfectly with recovery techniques to make her more resilient.
She turned to yoga after a drunk driver hit her while she was crossing a street to do her Christmas shopping 22 years ago, rendering her unable to engage in other forms of exercises.
"I needed something to help facilitate my healing," she said. And though she admits she was angry at the time, she now calls it a blessing.
"It introduced me to something new," she said. "That was the gift in that."
And she said her appreciation for the practice grows more each time she engages in it.
"The more I practice, the more familiar I am with me and less distracted by what is not me," she said. She added that this resilience to distractions and expectations outside of oneself is an integral part of recovery.
And she wants to bring that kind of healing power to the community.
Landwehr said her recovery seminars will be a safe place to discuss issues of addiction and to "step out of the shadows of fear and shame."
"The promise of recovery necessitates rigorous honesty," she said. "Yoga is all about mindfulness, aka rigorous honesty."
Attendees will be welcomed into a positive, nurturing atmosphere, and because of Landwehr's experiences, "I am assured to be compassionate and understanding and grateful. Oh boy, grateful."
The two-hour workshops will be held the second Saturday of the month at The Studio in Seaside. The first seminar will be Dec. 8 on the topic of "Changing the course of addiction: Yoga to help heal addictive thinking."
Classes are $40 and reservations are required. These can be made by emailing Landwehr at email@example.com.
"My goal is to introduce people who are struggling to an opportunity of change," she said. "I just have a passion to share."
If you're curious about the mental, spiritual and physical benefits of yoga, The Studio will offer a free yoga class for people who are interested in learning about Yoga/basic beginners' asana (poses) at an open house, Jan. 5, at 10:30 at The Studio.

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DELBARTON - The mother of two young children was arrested on New Year's Day after a neighbor called Mingo County 911 to report that the children had been left unattended.
The criminal complaint filed by West Virginia State Police Trooper First Class D.C. Moore and Troopers T.G. Kania III and J.J. Dean states that Kristy Hicks Ray, 29, of Delbarton, was observed staggering down U.S. Rt. 52 toward her residence after being gone for an undisclosed amount of time while her two sons, ages 6 and 2, were home alone. What was even more alarming was that the 6 year-old was said to have become concerned about his mother being gone and crossed the roadway by himself and went to a neighbor's house for help. The neighbor immediately went to the residence and took custody of the toddler and called police to alert them of the situation.
Upon making contact with the mother, the troopers documented in their report that Ray was discovered to have slurred speech, glassy, bloodshot eyes and they could detect the smell of alcohol on her breath. A Child Protective Services worker was called to the scene to assist in placement of the children.
Ray was taken into custody and was charged with child neglect resulting in risk of injury, which is a felony and carries a possible prison sentence of 1-3 years plus a fine if she is found guilty of the crime. Ray was arraigned before Mingo County Magistrate Pam Newsome and was remanded to the Southwestern Regional Jail on a $10,000 bond, where she still remained as of Thursday evening.


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Hilbert (7-8, 2-5) struggled to generate any offense as they were outshot 19-1 for the game. Sarah Schmidt was credited with the lone shot in the 77th minute.
The women's soccer team will host Altoona October 22 in their last home contest for the 2011 season. Prior to start of the second game, the women's team will honor their six seniors – Julie Bossard, Alyssa Hulbert, Jill Matucci, Kayla Norman, Jessie Roland-Bystrak and Mary Zinni.
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Downhill for diabetes event this weekendBy Anders Ax
Staff Writer | February 19,2013After learning their daughter Ashley was a type 1 diabetic, Lynn Pratt and her husband Bradley created a nonprofit charity program, Donations for Diabetes, to raise money and help fund a cure.
Within a month of the diagnosis, as a way to cope with her 5-year-old daughter's illness, she and her husband set up a ski and snowboard event at Pico Mountain Resort in Killington. The third annual Downhill for Diabetes Ski and
Snowboard Event will be held Sunday to continue funding diabetes research.
"I needed to do something overall, not just day to day," Pratt said.
Similar to a donation walk, the Pratts' event makes use of Vermont's winter sport past time with all the proceeds earned donated to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
In its first year, February 2011, the event raised $8,500. In 2012, a severe lack of snow almost cancelled the event, but then Pratt said the mountain received enough snow to carry on and earn $14,500.
After breaking $14,000, Pratt remembered thinking, "I don't know how I'm going to beat it next year."
This year, many local business are donating prizes and raffle items for the event. So far, Pratt said, $1,500 in prizes have been raised, some for the 10 a.m. to noon ski course.
"We have a huge amount of local businesses getting involved," said Pratt. "Lots that are making donations and being sponsors."
Other business and major sponsors, Pratt said, have already raised $4,000 in donations for the event. Pratt was very thankful for three major sponsors: Rutland Regional Medical Center, RLA Insurance and General Electric Volunteers. Each donated beyond the $250 major-sponsor level.
For people wishing to register for the event, visit www.donationsfordiabetes.org by Saturday night. After collecting donations and bringing them to the second floor in Pico's ski lodge between 8 and 11 a.m., skiers and snowboarders can purchase tickets for a discounted price.
Raising $50 will earn a half price lift ticket and Downhill for Diabetes hat. With a $200 contribution, participants will get a half price ticket, hat and long sleeve Downhill for Diabetes shirt. Totals of $500 or more get the merchandise and a free full day lift ticket.
In order to be eligible for the discounts and merchandise, participants must register the day before.
Pratt said she was thankful for the local help that has gone into publicizing the event.
"It's been really nice to see how people help out the community," she said.
When Ashley was five, Pratt said her daughter had thought Downhill for Diabetes "was to find a cure for her." Now, Ashley understands the event is not only for her but for those like her.
Type 1 diabetes is the result of the body unable to produce insulin, a pancreas-generated hormone that converts sugars and starches into energy required daily. As a result, the body must have insulin replaced in the body by either injection or insulin pump. The American Diabetes Association says that 5 percent of people with diabetes have Type 1.
Being so small, Ashley's sugar levels fluctuate a lot. Especially in the cold weather, she has to be tested every 45 minutes. But Pratt said her daughter rarely complains. "She's amazing," Pratt said. "The kid is really my hero."
"We have to find a cure for this or at least find a better way to manage it so at least her life on a daily basis is easier," Pratt said. "I'll do anything to make it easier for her."
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Naming a replacement for the late Sen. Don East might take until the end of this week, despite a gathering of area Republican officials today in Dobson to discuss the matter.
"It's just a little meeting between me, the Stokes County (GOP) chairman and the Wilkes County chairman to discuss the logistics of this," Surry Republican Chairman Dan Kiger said Saturday. Dobson was selected as the site of the meeting since it is centrally located among the three counties.
The death of East, 67, last Monday at a Winston-Salem hospital from a post-surgical blood clot has necessitated the fielding of a candidate in his place as the general election rapidly approaches. The veteran state senator from Pilot Mountain occupied the 30th Senate District seat that is at stake on Nov. 6, involving Surry, Stokes and Wilkes counties.
Along with discussing how East's replacement will be selected, Kiger said a date will be set during today's session for another meeting of the respective county executive committees who will have a direct role in choosing the new Senate candidate.
"We will set a date and notify Robin Hayes, the state Republican chairman," Kiger continued in detailing the meticulous process required.
Hayes in turn will contact voting members of the various executive committees in the three counties, who actually will make the decision on East's replacement. Kiger said voting members typically include the officers of each county's Republican party organizations, but he lacked an exact number for those to be involved.
The state Republican Party chairman's notification to the voting members must be by mail, which will further delay the naming of the substitute candidate.
"I would say the middle or the latter part of the week," is Kiger's prediction of when that selection will occur based on the timetable.
He said those involved opted to delay starting the replacement process until after East's funeral, which was held Friday in King, in order to bestow proper respect for the longtime lawmaker and his family.
"But we want to move forward as soon as possible," the Surry GOP chairman said of the looming Election Day.
Since the ballots for the election already have been printed and early voting had begun before East's death, his name is remaining on the ballot.
All votes cast for the late legislator will count instead for the replacement candidate designated by the area Republican leaders.
Ric Marshall is the Democratic nominee vying for East's Senate seat. Marshall lost to East handily in the previous state legislative election in 2010.
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Monday, February 17, 2014
Some of South Carolina's best athletes were honored Sunday at the High School Sports Report's annual fall sports awards banquet in Columbia.
Since 1987, High School Sports Report has hosted the statewide awards banquet, drawing crowds of more than 1,000 people to the event. Coastal Carolina head football coach Joe Moglia and South Carolina cross-country coach Andrew Allden hosted Sunday's banquet, honoring football, cross-country, tennis, golf, volleyball and swimming.
East Cooper was well represented with 28 athletes and coaches from five different sports. Bishop England received 15 awards, Wando seven, Palmetto Christian Academy five, and Coastal Christian Prep one.
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Mary Harriet Moore – 2013 HSSR Class AA volleyball Player of the Year
Cindy Baggott – 2013 HSSR Class AA volleyball Coach of the Year
Sawyer Swanson – Volleyball All-State
Caroline Yodice – Tennis All-State
Liza Arruda – Tennis All-State
John Cantey – Class AA Region VI football Coach of the Year
Nick Shiver – Class AA Division II football All-State
Hudson Little – Class AA Division II football All-State
Matthew Mellin – Class AA Division II football All-State
Chandler Sambets – Class AA Division II football All-State
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Matthew Adams – Class AA boys swimming All-State
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Nolan Kelleher – 2013 HSSR Statewide football All-State
Natalie Tucker – 2013 HSSR Class AAAA volleyball Player of the Year
Alexis Glover – 2013 HSSR Class AAAA volleyball Coach of the Year
Elisa Alrich – Volleyball All-State
Britney Vallez – Volleyball All-State
Megan Kingsley – Girls swimming All-State
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Style: lol yet again more Judo !--Originally Posted by feedback
At the very least I am taking a week or three off from sparring , kicking the bag , and checking drills .
When I first started san shou training...I kicked one of the senior students in the elbow sparring...and I have a nice big dent in my shin from it. It doesn't hurt anymore, but at the time, my world ended and all was pain. Now I beat my shins up all day (mostly thumping them) so it wont be like that again. Even getting shin kicked in the jewels never hurt like that...
Thanks jim_jude for explaining the sapu. Much appreciated.
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Here's a crappy vid of someone doing one application of a sepu.
Usually the application is to the lead foot. The conditioning is usually against rope-wrapped wood or wood to start.
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get some dit dat jiu (hit fall wine) Its a brownish/blackish liquid that you use on bruises/anything thats not a cut. I think its pretty common and easy to get, i always have some in my house, but maybe thats just cause im chinese.
Oh and about the whole killing nerves thing. Im pretty sure that if you want to harden your bones (as you hit it, the honeycomb structure in the bones fill in and become more dense, as is the aim of hard body training) while hitting your bones you probly will kill some nerves here and there.
In my training, we only hit body to body or just shadow boxing. I want to keep feeling in my body parts plz =)
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Could this be taken to mean that those who become Apostate will not rule with Christ in His kingdom?
How about this . . . what if it's saying . . .once God's dna is in you, there IS NO FALLING AWAY . . .it's IMPOSSIBLE not only to renew them, but for them to fall away in the first place. That's what being born again does, it allows you to "see" the principles of how the kingdom works and one of the greatest things isn't that the person was never saved, it's that regardless of what the person's mind does, it will never change the irreversable experience that God's DNA spiritually is now living and moving "in" us. Only the carnal mind would project an image to try to reverse the irreversable. The person doesn't fall away from God. No matter where we are, he is there. Wasn't it David that even said "When I'm in hell, you are there." When we grow into an ascended place with him, it's imipossible for us to separate him from us, just as it's impossible for him to renew us back to him . . . . it's an irrevokable bond.
Hell is heaven's tool.
Quote from: Nathan on July 15, 2011, 02:09:16 AMHell is heaven's tool.Amen and Glory!
The Lord said it is impossible; so they never had it in the first place.
http://revealingthesavior.blogspot.com/2011/04/beyond-repentance.htmlI don't think he's a universalist, but I like the explanation he gives for the Bible verse.Tell me what you think.
Hebrews 10:26-27 (CSB)26 For if we deliberately sin after receiving the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins, 27 but a terrifying expectation of judgment and the fury of a fire about to consume the adversaries.This used to be a verse I would frequent when defending the now inaccurate fact that you could lose your salvation. I must say, I do love the way this is worded, especially verse 27. Question . . .when we sin . . .how many of us are doing it deliberately? Doesn't it take a conscious decision on our part in the first place? Isn't that what Paul was also adressing with the infamous passage "I know what I "should" do and don't, and I know what I "shouldn't" do and do it anyway . . ." Was he not making deliberate decisions against his better judgment? We all do it all the time. So . . .is there now no forgiveness for us either? It goes back to "I can do whatever I want, but not everything I do is beneficial to me . . ." In other words . .there are consequences for our bad decisions. Are we now doomed forever? Absolutely not. But you also need to know that because we allow the carnality in us to influence our decisions, that sets us up for a fire experience to purge, to consume that adversarial nature (remember . . ."satan" literally means "adversary") with in us. The focus isn't about falling away from God. It's about being restored back to the Father.There's another passage that "appears" to say something that really is another misleading assumption by most.Matt 13:41ff:The Son of Man will send his angels, and they will gather out of his kingdom all causes of sin and all law-breakers, and throw them into the fiery furnace. In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. "Then THE RIGHTEOUS WILL SHINE FORTH AS THE SUN in the kingdom of their Father. He who has ears, *let him hear. It "appears" to be saying the sinners are thrown into hell and the saints will finally shine. Yes?Has it ever occurred to anyone that perhaps the law-breakers and the righteous that shine forth may be one an the same? There's another furnace mentioned in Daniel as well. And it was law breakers that were put in it . . .bound . . .it was the fire that burned away that which bound them and they walked out not just "alive" but news their experience spread across the land as lightning flashes from the east to the west . . .their faithfulness "shined forth as the sun". That's what our furnace experiences is all about. That's what Jesus' commssion included . .setting the captives free. We've been taught that "while" God throws 99% of us in hell, the rest will shine forth as the sun . . .aren't the righteous "already" supposed to be shining forth anyway? In our fleshly state, we are drawn to the pain of the furnace. Remember Peter was rebuked for that kind of thinking when Jesus began explaining to his disciples that he was to go to Jerusalem to die, be bured and rise again. Peter interrupted, or tried to interrupt his plan and Jesus rebuked him . .called him satan even!!! Why? Because all Peter's mind heard was . . .Jesus was going to die and be buried. Peter never realized that the actual plan was for Jesus to overcome death . . .to bring us resurrection . . . and that's how our carnal minds work, we can't seem to comprehend the true purpose of the furnace experiences . . . we think that if we're good, we'll avoid the fire. The truth is, if you're born in the flesh at all, you are destined to go through the fire. In this world, you will have trials and tribulation, BUT . .be of good cheer . . I've over-come the world.


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This collection of math problems is based on a weekly series of space and Earth science problems distributed to teachers during the 2013-2014 school year. The problems were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and... (View More) physical science curriculum and were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. Includes information for teachers and answer key. (View Less)
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Dieter Hartmann, a high-energy physicist, presents a story-based lesson on the science of Gamma-Ray astronomy. The lesson focuses on gamma-ray bursts; examining their sources, types, and links to the origin and evolution of the Universe. The... (View More) story-based format of the lesson also provides insights into the nature of science. Students answer questions based on the reading guide. A list of supplemental websites is also included. (View Less)
The Cosmic Times Gallery Walk and Cosmic Times Jigsaw lessons serve as extensions to the Cosmic Times suite of curriculum support materials. They are intended to provide an introduction to Cosmic Times as a whole, giving students the larger picture... (View More) of how our understanding of the universe has changed over the last century. During the Gallery Walk lesson, students peruse the Cosmic Times posters to answer open-ended questions. During the Jigsaw lesson, students work in cooperative teams to understand the primary scientific advances over the past century that have contributed to our current understanding of the universe. (View Less)
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This story-based lesson presents information on the early investigation into solar and cosmic X-rays, as well as the scientists working in pursuit of X-ray detection and imaging, that set the stage for a program of space-based astronomy. The lesson... (View More) is narrated by Dr. Herbert Friedman, and includes information on his work, as well as his childhood, home life, and interests while a college student. (View Less)
NASA scientist, Neil Gehrels, serves as your guide to this online lesson on gamma ray tools, which focuses on advances in detector technologies since the 1980s that have enabled us to capture and image high-energy phenomena. Dr. Gehrels explains... (View More) different methods for detecting and imaging high-energy particles, how they work, and the advantages and disadvantages of each, using examples and imagery from NASA missions. (View Less)
This model aims to help illustrate the purpose and methodology of NASA's Kepler mission. It includes (1) a hand-cranked or motorized orrery (moving model of a planet system) made of LEGO parts, (2) a light sensor representing the Kepler photometer,... (View More) (3) computer software for graphing light curves, representing Kepler Science Office - data analysis. A light bulb at the center of the orrery represents a star, and as planets in the model pass between the star and the light sensor, dips in the computer graph light curve happen in real time. (View Less)
This planetarium show is designed to engage visitors directly in activities and demonstrations, and is optimized for group sizes of 25 to 70 people. Show content includes general planet-finding techniques (Doppler, astrometric, etc.), an audience... (View More) activity about the transit method of extrasolar planet discovery, NASA Kepler mission, and Johannes Kepler's work. It is 50-minutes long, but modular, so that it can be adjusted for shorter lengths (suggestions for 30-minute and 40-minute versions are provided in the script). The script, images, movies and music are available for free download at the website provided. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students create a timeline of world events from 1905 until 2006. Students locate key dates from the Cosmic Times poster series and determine world events that fit into the three story strands of Cosmic Times, as well as, the... (View More) categories of Science, Culture, and World Events/Politics. The timeline allows students to see how the technology and data that scientists have used over the past 100 years have contributed to the cosmological knowledge and understanding that we have today. Students can also observe the historical significance of scientific discoveries over time, and place them within the context of world events. This activity is from the Cosmic Times teachers guide and uses all six Cosmic Times Posters. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students consider observations and inferences to determine the support for each of two theories on the origin of the universe: Steady State and Big Bang. Working with partners, students draw from a set of Evidence cards (master... (View More) provided, which needs to be copied and cut into cards) and decide if the statement describes direct evidence as an observation/experiment or if it describes an inference or interpretation. They then look at two models describing the origin of the universe, and then assign Evidence cards to each theory (with blank cards provided for evidence they believe applies to both models). Students then review each others work and discuss. This lesson is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1955 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
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Fiam's emphasis on technology, traditional craftsmanship and precision engineering encourages risk taking in design. And Christophe Pillet's C & C series for the company certainly takes traditional glass furniture to new levels. The Small Trolley from the collecton is crafted in 8 mm-thick curved glass in a dual surface, bent glass form that stores media components and more. Tote it around with the included feet and castor accessories in aluminum.
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Christophe Pillet, born in 1959, has been living and working in Paris since 1988. A graduate of Nice's Arts Dratifs School in 1985 and Milan's Domus Academy in 1986, he collaborated with Martine Bedin for two years. He then worked with Phillipe Starck from 1988 until 1993, before choosing to develop independent projects. Pillet engages in many fields - from product and furniture design to interior design, architecture, scenography and artistic direction. He has designed furniture and décor for Cappellini, Daum, HC Decaux, Driade, Ecart International, Eemco, IOr, Lacoste, Moroso, Renault, Srralunga, Shiseido, Shu Uemura, Veuve Clicquot, Ponsardin, Whirlpool and FontanaArte.View other products by Christophe Pillet
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Hand-in-hand with its innovation in design, Livi has always invested heavily in research and innovation in technology. Industrially produced glass reaches Fiam in the form of sheets and precisely calibrated processes and state of the art machinery ensures that their bent glass furniture designs are perfectly formed to resist breakage and perform as a lasting furniture piece. Fiam has now reached its fifth generation of glass bending operations: the master glass craftsman is now assisted by ground-breaking technologies in terms of both instruments and materials, enabling the company to rise to the increasingly challenging demands of the designers who wish to work with this peerless material.View other products from FIAM


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My wife shot her first archery goat last night. pretty proud of her. I have a blind setup at a dried up water hole 1/2 mile from my house. The goats still like to hang out there because there is a windbreak about 70 yards long of about 15 foot cottonwood trees. The buck chased a doe right behind the trees, my wife got out of the blind snuck through the trees and shot the buck at 30 yards. Got some more snauge and back straps for the freezer. 2 elk and 2 mule deer to go to fill our tags.
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In the monumental totem pole Sun and Raven, carved by artist Duane Pasco for the 1974 World's Fair in Spokane, visitors are invited to decipher the Native American legend of Raven Bringing Light to the World. The legend is depicted through sections of the pole, beginning at the base with the box that held the sun and culminating at the top with Raven spreading sunlight to the world. Adjacent to Sun and Raven rests the slightly smaller but equally narrative Killer Whale totem, a unique dorsal fin prominently extending from the center of the pole.
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Back in my college days, when I fancied myself a bit of a poet, I'd spend my time between classes writing under a campus tree, and subtle alliteration was one of my favorite tools. Times have changed. These days, the closest I get to poetic inspiration is when I say things like "prenatal and postpartum… [read more]
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The New Mexico State men's basketball team faces No. 7 seed Texas State, Friday, March 15 at 7 p.m. in Las Vegas, Nev., at the Orleans Arena. The tournament games can be heard on the Aggie Sports Network and KGRT 104 FM in Las Cruces with the 'Voice of the Aggies' Jack Nixon, and the pregame show starts 30 minutes prior to tip.
New Mexico State Aggies
The Aggies are the No. 3 seed in the WAC Tournament with a 22-10 overall record following a 65-49 win over Idaho, March 14, in the WAC Tournament quarterfinals. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings is leading the team with 14.2 points per game. Senior forward Bandja Sy is also in double figures with 11.9 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. Senior forward Tyrone Watson and freshman center Sim Bhullar add 10.8 and 9.9 points per contest, respectively.
WAC Tournament History
Since joining the WAC in 2005-06, the Aggies have a 15-4 record in the conference tournament. NM State has won three tournament titles in 2007, 2010 and 2012. In head coach Marvin Menzies' tenure, the Aggies have played in the championship game three times (2008, 2010 and 2012) with two titles (2010 and 2012). NM State fell to Boise State in triple overtime, 107-102, March 15, 2008 in Las Cruces, and defeated Utah State, 69-63, March 13, 2010 in Reno, Nev., and defeated Louisiana Tech, 82-57, March 10, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Aggies Outlast Idaho
NM State opened the 2013 WAC Tournament with a 65-49 win over Idaho in the WAC Tournament quarterfinals. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings scored a game-high 23 points. Mullings was 10-of-14 from the field for his ninth 20-point game of the season. He also added three steals. Senior forward Bandja Sy supplied 14 points and seven rebounds. He was 5-of-11 from the field including 2-of-4 from the 3-point line.
Scouting Texas State
The Bobcats are 12-21 overall after upsetting No. 2 seed Denver, 72-68, March 14. Junior forward Joel Wright leads the team with 17.9 points and 6.7 rebounds per game, while senior forward Matt Staff provides 11.1 points and 5.7 rebounds.
Series Notes
The Aggies have a 3-1 lead in the all-time series after taking the both meetings of the season, 78-67, Jan. 5 in Las Cruces, and 86-72, Jan. 31 in San Marcos, Texas.
Previous Game
NM State opened its WAC road trip to the Lone Star State with an 86-72 win at Texas State, Jan. 31. Senior forward Bandja Sy posted his third double-double of the season with 24 points and 13 rebounds. Sophomore guard Daniel Mullings provided 22 points, and freshman center Sim Bhullar added 10 points. Sophomore forward Remi Barry also scored 10 points.


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Really high BP at my appt this morning and a non-reactive NST earned us a trip to L&D. I'm here for at least 24 hours. Earlier labs looked good and baby finally started to perk up, so if the rest of the NSTs look good and my labs and 24 hr collection are OK, I'll get to go home tomorrow. Naturally, my hospital bag that was packed and in the trunk last week, was in the house and only slightly packed today.
Is there a "typical" gestation when they'll go ahead and deliver if neither of us are in immediate danger? DS was induced at 37 weeks due to IUGR because the MFM felt that was far enough. I do plan to ask my OB tomorrow when she stops by (I had planned to ask her at my appt this morning, but didn't see her much as she sent me over to the hospital instead.). I'm 35w2d, so I feel like we're in good shape if we need to deliver even though it's preterm.


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Good luck with every thing. that stuffs a lot more important than guns.
Good luck with every thing. that stuffs a lot more important than guns.
A few difficulties, but everything is fine and mom and baby doing great! It came out a pretty good scratch build...loads and ejects just fine now. Tends to be kind of squeaky, though.
Brendan Albrecht
6lb 9oz
Of course, might as well take advantage of the down time during delivery....
I snapped this pic and figured all the gun-build forums would like it. I was designing stock parts and such in the delivery room. I had over 8 hrs to spend before it got busy.
Here's some barrel work on the 243 (and couple break-action rifles in 357 max and 270 also). For the 243, a section was de-tapered where the gas block will be; the muzzle recessed, crowned at 12* and threaded 9/16-24; the chamber turned down to 0.957 so it will be a nice friction fit for a 0.954 hole.
Here's the rear trunnion base. There will be another part that fits onto the top. I haven't made up my mind what it will look like, so I just did the bottom section. This will get a hinge and a pair of locking-pin holes for the folding stock I'm making.
This is a cool thread. I am new to building but i had no idea you could rechamber an AK! I am going to have to check in on this one. How did you resize the bolt face? A .243 has a base dia. of .473 as compared to .445 of the 7.62x39?
This is a cool thread. I am new to building but i had no idea you could rechamber an AK! I am going to have to check in on this one. How did you resize the bolt face? A .243 has a base dia. of .473 as compared to .445 of the 7.62x39?
you can cut the bolt face on a mill or drill press with the correct end mill or you can do it on a lathe. doing the bolt face is the easy part.
I can only imagine. Lots of time spent at the bench ends up as alot of pride. Nice work,very nice!
There's lots of threads around here for modifying AK's for other calibers. I use a small lathe for facing bolts, chambers, etc. A mill bit works well. I also make use of the steady rest mounted on a section that has been trued to the bore, then use a sharp carbide bit or the mill bit. For this particular one, I'm not modifying existing AK parts, I'm making them from scratch since it required a lot of mods and I wasn't sure I could do what i wanted to do with existing parts. It's a lot more work, but it'll be strong enough for any 243 load and have all the custom features I wanted.
I got some more done on the front trunnion, but have been out of the country for a bit and haven't had a chance to mess much with it. I should have the trunnion done by the end of this week. After that, the bolt will be made, then the bolt carrier and gas system parts. Or at least that's the plan. Of course, I just got back yesterday and an coming down with some sort of flu like crud. Who knows what sombody coughed up on me during all the plane and train rides the last couple weeks!
Erie Ordnance Depot does some simplified trunnions for blowback conversions. I've attached a picture. Note that it's welded up from pieces.
Also, there are a lot of weird bumps and cuts on a standard carrier that don't appear to do anything. I suspect they're to accomodate the full-auto bits we don't use.
You could use the same basic idea and use a piece of thickwall tubing to hold the cam track. I first realized that the depth of the track didn't have to be consistent, as long as the bolt lug had enough clearance. You could make some centers for the mill table and "peck" with a center-cutting end mill to make the track, then finish it with a Dremel.
I have three bolt carriers here, and the cam tracks are slightly different in each one. I don't think it matters a whole lot. Also note the important side of the track is the one that unlocks the bolt; the "kicker" on the bullet guide takes care of locking.
One of the carriers I have is from a well-used Maadi, and the track is beaten up a bit. Case hardening or 4130/4140 might be a good idea.
Anyway, I don't think you *have* to use a fancy 4-axis setup to cut the track, at least for DIY purposes. And I'd probably try plain chicken-wire-grade 1018 for the main bits and see how the rail bearing area held up in service. 1018 would be a whole lot cheaper and easier to machine, enough to be worth a try, anyway.
they have had these CARRIERS/BOLTS out for a while now. I have some thing simular in the works woth out the pison for a gude rod build.
as far as making a carrier from scratch for a gas op gun beside the benifit of I made it myself your looking at a lot of work to make a part that can be bought for $20.
Id like to see a all made in the USA variant as well but untill there not avalaible im sticking making what is't.
good point however that the cam track could be made seperatly.


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A single-car accident early Saturday morning in Aiken County has left one teenager dead and another critically injured.
Justin G. Cantwell, 18, of Ridge Spring, was killed in the crash that occurred at around 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton and the S.C. Highway Patrol.
Dustin Day, 17, of Aiken, was injured in the accident, and was listed as in critical condition at Georgia Regents University Medical Center on Saturday.
According to a news release from Carlton, the teens were traveling north in the 2000 block of Piper Road in a 2003 GMC Sierra truck when the vehicle left the road, entered a ditch and struck a utility pole. This caused the vehicle to overturn, ejecting both teens, Carlton said.
Neither of the occupants were wearing their seat belts at the time of the crash, Carlton said.
Cantwell was pronounced dead at Georgia Regents University Medical Center on Saturday morning at 6:19 a.m. According to an obituary, Justin Cantwell is the son of Lori Brown and Billy Cantwell.
Carlton said that alcohol is suspected to be a contributing factor in the accident. The S.C. Highway Patrol is investigating the crash, and toxicology results are still pending.
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