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Mareep farmer
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The Mareep farmer is a character of the day who appeared in Houndoom's Special Delivery.
While he was tending his Mareep, the Mareep farmer noticed his Houndoom, Doomy, had found a Togepi. He found out that the Togepi belonged to Misty and was happy that she showed up and got it back. However, Team Rocket came by and stole the Mareep farmer's Houndoom by firing a net at it. Ash and his friends then battled Team Rocket and freed Doomy. After Team Rocket's defeat, the Mareep farmer led the group back on their way, saying their goodbyes.
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The Mareep farmer has a Houndoom nicknamed Doomy. Doomy usually does some deliveries for the farmer while he tends the Mareep. It was not given a nickname in the Japanese version.
After Ash and his friends battled Team Rocket for the first time in the episode, Doomy noticed that a Togepi was separated from its Trainer. It cheered Togepi up by giving it an apple. When a Pinsir came by and attacked Togepi, Doomy scared it off and took Togepi with it as Togepi was crying again. Doomy then had many adventures with Togepi. It eventually returned to its owner, the Mareep farmer, who noticed that Doomy brought along Togepi. As Ash and his friends arrived, Misty thanked Doomy for taking care of Togepi. As soon as both Misty and Togepi reunited, Team Rocket arrived and fired a net at Doomy. Doomy got freed by Chikorita's Razor Leaf and blasted the trio off with Flamethrower. After their defeat, Doomy went with the Mareep farmer when he was leading the group back on their way. Togepi felt sad that it had to leave its new friend behind, but Doomy wanted it to stay with Misty. Doomy's only known move is Flamethrower. | ||
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The Mareep farmer has a ranch where he tends a large amount of Mareep.
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While scanning pictures of cemeteries, I was struck by this fancy stone. Lulu, daughter of W. S. and L. B. Utley apparently died in 1885.
This lovely stone is located in Everett-Big Prairie Cemetery in Newaygo County Michigan. I really like the detailed carving. The over-all shape is more detailed than usual. When you add the inner framework around the wording, and all the flowers engraved on the top section, this stone becomes something quite ornate.
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From the actual to the real : left wing documentary film in Australia
MacLennan, Gary (2000) From the actual to the real : left wing documentary film in Australia. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
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BS in Tourism in the Philippines
Bachelor of Science in Tourism in the Philippines is a four-year collegiate degree program offered to individuals who are interested in making a career in the area of travel and tour industry. The course aims to develop students who will become qualified personnel, administrators and entrepreneurs in the tourism industry.
In comparison to BS Tourism Management, which is focused on the corporate and administrative side, BS in Tourism concentrates more on subjects such as history, travel, language and other cultural aspects of this field.
A course in Tourism consists of studying General Education subjects (as mandated by
) and many tourism-specified subjects that discusses the various facets of travel and leisure industry. The tourism core subjects offer fundamental concepts and operational competencies for this sector such as Principles of Tourism, Tourism Planning and Development, Tourism Management, Entrepreneurship and Business planning, Event Management, and more. Off-campus Internship and on-the-job training afford students with the practical experience in the area of their choice to help them decide on their career options in the future.
Is Tourism a profession?
Tourism is not regarded as a profession since working in this field does not require licensing and most jobs in this field do not require specific knowledge that can only be obtained through studying this course. However, studying BS in Tourism can lead to career choices which are considered professions, such as travel agent and tour guide.
What are the admission requirements for BS Tourism?
Requirements at each school may differ, but these are the common requirements:
Must passed the college entrance examination
Must pass the interview conducted by the college / university admission officer
Enrollees medical laboratory results and health certificate
Good Moral certificate from the previous school (sometimes from enrollees Barangay)
Particular Ratings in the college entrance examination
Particular Ratings in the college entrance examination
Particular High school grade or gross point average
Particular High school grade or gross point average
Those who did not complete Secondary or High school Education may opt to first attend Alternative Learning System (ALS) and pass the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) to qualify for college. However, some universities only offer selected courses for PEPT passers admission.
What skills are required to succeed in this course?
Good interpersonal and people skills - the ability to create rapport with all kinds of people and encourage them to place their trust in you
Very good English written and verbal communication skills
Good organizational skills and strong attention to details
Good customer service skills and the desire to help others
Outgoing personality and enjoyment of the outdoors (required for out of office jobs, such as a tour guide)
How difficult is this course?
Most students find it interesting and not at all hard, especially when learning about social skills, personality concept, and discovering details of places to travel. The majority of students would classify this field of study as fun, especially at the later phase when they are sent to various travel destinations to learn about places first hand. The academic subjects in this course require a lot of memorization such as in the study of places, history, culture, languages and others.
How long does it take to complete BS in Tourism in the Philippines?
Normally, BS in Tourism program takes 4 years to complete. Some schools who apply the trimesteral system do the program in a shorter time.
On the Job training / Internship
Seniors of BS in Tourism are required to undergo about 320-360 hours of on-the-job training or internship in tourism related institutions such as travel agencies, travel ticketing offices, event organizing institutions and the Department of Tourism.
BS in Tourism major in Hotel and Restaurant Management
is a specialized field in Tourism that focuses on meeting the middle and upper management needs of the food and lodging industry.
BS in Tourism Major in Travel and Tour Management
is a Tourism course that concentrates on providing skills to bring cultural, historical and contemporary heritage interpretation to people on organized tours.
BS in Tourism Major in Travel and Cruise Management
is a comprehensive course in Tourism that will provide in-depth knowledge of the cruising industry and hospitality organizations.
BS in Tourism Major in Travel Management
is a Tourism program that provides knowledge and skills essential in operating travel agencies.
Is there a board examination for BS Tourism?
There is no board examination for BS in Tourism graduates.
However, civil service eligibility is necessary for admission to government service such as in the Department of Tourism. Thus, if you wish to work in the government sector, you have to take and pass the
Civil Service Examination
Career opportunities for BS in Tourism graduates
Entry Level jobs
Jobs requiring no prior to minimal level of experience:
Hotel And Resort Personnel
– provides hospitality and accommodation assistance to travelling patrons
Travel Agency Clerk
– work usually takes place behind an agency counter where he helps clients book the necessary travelling requirements
Travel agents
– assist customers in choosing their destination, transportation, lodging and travel plans
Tour Escort
– accompany a client or groups of people on an organized trip or packaged tour arranged for them by tour companies
Airline ticketing officers
– handle ticket sales for airlines at airports
Baggage Handlers
– load and unload luggage and freight from aircraft between flights
Government Tourism Staff
– works under the tutelage of local tourism officer in bringing about its agencys mission
Mid-Level Positions
Require trainings and prior job experience of a few years:
Reservation Personnel for Travel Agencies
– responsible for scheduling flight accommodations and hotel reservations at the most affordable cost.
Travel Sales Representative
– an agent from a travel agency that sells promoted transportation tickets or lodging accommodations.
Event coordinator or assistant
– helps in the successful execution of touring plans and itinerary such as room scheduling and facility approval in fairs, festival and conferences.
Flight attendants
– are airline crew members who undergo specialized training to assist air passengers in their flight on-board
Tourist Language interpreter
– guides visitors in the language of their choice and interprets the cultural and natural heritage of an area. This person must possess an area-specific qualification and certification issued and/or recognized by the appropriate authority.
Travel Writer
– authors guide books and reviews, with the intent being to educate the reader about the destination, provide helpful advice for those visiting the destination, and inspire readers to travel to the destination
Advanced Positions
Require years of extensive experience and practice:
Travel Counselor
– handles inquiries and provides travel advice in making reservations for international and domestic flights, hotel accommodation, package tours, and other transportation arrangements. Attending sales calls and meetings for travel sales presentations.
Event organizer
– plans and arrange touring events, promotions, cruise, expedition, etc. from conception through to completion
Government Tourism officers
– develop and promote tourism activities to attract visitors and generate significant economic benefits for a particular region or site.
Hotel and Resort Managers
– oversee the over-all lodging operations, from finances to all facilities and staff members.
Airline Food Service officers
– works for the airline in planning the menus and food requirements for each flight and class, especially those that lasts for several hours.
Tourism researchers
– provide market research, analysis, planning and marketing strategies/services for tourism-related businesses
Tourism Academicians
– faculty members, instructors, and teachers in an institution that provides tourism education
Jobs not related to BS Tourism that graduates can apply to
Call center agent
– answers phone calls and inquiries of clients and provides customer support, usually to people from other countries
Administrative Staff
– personnel responsible for the organization and management of office duties and tasks; positions that include office secretary, personal assistant and office clerk
Freelancer working online
– doing online jobs for clients abroad, such as data entry, article writing, SEO, customer support, administrative support etc., which mainly depends on your skills
Career Opportunities Abroad
Graduates of BS in Tourism have plenty of career opportunities abroad. Aside from the most-sought-after career as Flight attendants for International Airline companies, many Tourism-related jobs such as tour escort, travel consultant, ticketing/ reservation staff, travel consultants, corporate travel consultant, ticketing attendants and more, have high demand abroad.
Salary Levels
In the Philippines, the monthly average salary in the Hospitality and Tourism industry is about Php22,000 monthly (
Salary range for entry level jobs in travel agencies range from Php10,000-Php18,000 monthly (
). A flight attendants entry level salary ranges from Php18,000 Php26,000 per month and may even go up to Php36,000 to Php54,000 per month for those highly-trained and experienced (
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Cecille Jarin
BS in Tourism
Centro Escolar University
, Manila
About my college education:
I took up BS in Tourism. This course tackles the different studies for travel and business management. The first was a bit easy for me but when I turned into the major year It was a full of challenge. But everything was a part of being in a college. If you're going to take this course you'll be expecting lots of interesting majors.
My current job:
Call Center Agent
Am I using what I learned in college:
I think so.
How long did it take to find a job after graduation:
2 years
Do I recommend studying BS in Tourism:
I would recommend but the thing is if you are not into this course. Better to know your interest.
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Security Operatives Unveil Boko Haram's Bomb Timers in Borno State
The Borno Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Tuesday said it had discovered ''Count down Timers'' used by Boko Haram terrorists to detonate explosives.
The Commandant of the corps, Mr Ibrahim Abdullahi, disclosed this in Maiduguri in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).
Abdullahi said that the instruments were discovered by men of the Disaster Management Unit of the command at the scene of Sunday's bomb blast in Kalari area of the state capital.
"The digital timer countdown displayed served the purpose of allowing the planter of bomb or suicide bomber to know the time to explode his Improvised Explosive Device.
"Since we now know what they are using; the security agencies would trace the roots of where these gadgets are coming from.
"To this end, we appeal to people to be vigilant and proactive in their respective environment.
"They should also assist the security agencies with relevant information to nip Boko Haram activities and other crimes in the bud," the commandant said.
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Well I put away my Lucky St. Patrick's Day Pillow and remembered that I bought some Easter fabric napkins on clearance at Target last year. At $.39 a napkin I knew I could turn it into something cute. I actually don't have an Easter pillow (GASP!) so I decided to correct that and whip one up with two of the napkins. Not bad for $.78!
2 Fabric Napkins
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Coordinating thread
Ruler/Rotary Cutter and Mat
1. First I cut out the "Happy Easter" part on the blue napkin and frayed the edges a little bit.
2. Next I cut out a 17" x 13" piece from the Easter egg napkin. And then I cut out two pieces 11 x 13" of the blue to make an envelope style closure.
3. I pinned and stitched the "Happy Easter" piece onto the front of the egg fabric.
4. I pressed under the 13" side of the blue fabric twice and then sewed a straight line (doing this on both pieces of fabric). Then I pinned it in place and sewed everything closed. I clipped the corners and then turned it right side out and inserted a 12" x 16" lumbar pillow form.
It took me all of about 15 minutes to complete. Have I talked you into learning how to sew yet? You can do it! I am self-taught! Buy yourself a cheap starter sewing machine and experiment. Of course I think pillows are the quickest and easiest way to change out a room so start there first! Do you love pillows? Click here to see more!
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Creamy Broccoli and Cheddar Soup
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 large onion , chopped
2 cloves garlic , chopped
1 ½ pounds broccoli , stems peels and sliced into 1/2-inch pieces, florets chopped into 1/2-inch pieces
4 cups low-sodium chicken broth
1 cup half and half (Im useing 1/2 skim milk and 1/2 water)
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
3 cups shredded mild cheddar cheese shredded
1. Melt butter in large pot over medium heat. Add onion and cook until soft, about 5 minutes. Add garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add broccoli stems and cook until bright green and just beginning to soften, about 5 minutes. Stir in broth, increase heat to medium-high, and simmer until stems are tender, about 5 minutes. Add florets, cream, and nutmeg and simmer until florets are tender, about 5 minutes.
2. Puree soup in two batches in blender until smooth, return to pot, and bring to simmer over medium heat. Stir in cheddar until melted and season with salt . (Reheat over medium heat until hot, but do not boil or cheese will separate.)
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Dragon Priest Masks are some of the most powerful items in Skyrim. There are a total of eight to be found in the world, and one that you gain for collecting the eight. Gathering the masks could be considered a quest, but there is no formal quest given in the game. Be forewarned as the owners of the masks, the powerful Dragon Priests, are not willing to part with them, even if they are technically dead.
Dragon Priests are some of Skyrim's most formidable foes. Those who have names are even more to be feared, and these are the ones you have to fight to win the Dragon Priest Masks. When donned, these masks imbue you with their innate magical effects. There are eight masks to be found in the world, making eight Dragon Priests to be slain. If you manage to collect all eight, you will have the opportunity to get the ninth mask (Konahrik), which has its own quest tied to it.
Read more on Dragon Priests for strategies on defeating these enemies.
Priest/Mask Name | Location | Effects |
Hevnoraak | Valthume in The Reach during Evil in Waiting | Immune to disease and poison |
Krosis | Shearpoint in The Pale | Lockpicking+20%,Alchemy+20%, Archery+20% |
Morokei | Labyrinthian in Hjaalmarch during The Staff of Magnus | Magicka Regen+100% |
Nahkriin | Skuldafn in Other Realm during The World-Eater's Eyrie | Magicka+50, Destruction+20%, Restoration+20% |
Otar | Ragnvald in The Reach. | Resist Fire, Frost, and Shock all +30% |
Rahgot | Forelhost in The Rift. | +70 Stamina |
Vokun | High Gate Ruins in The Pale. Found in quest A Scroll for Anska | Conjuration+20%, Illusion+20%, Alteration+20% |
Volsung | Volskygge in Haafingar. | Adds 20 to carry maximum, waterbreathing and improves prices by 20%. |
After getting all eight masks, go to Labyrinthian to acquire the Wooden Mask, which will transport you to Bromjunaar Sanctuary, where you will receive Konahrik.
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Rick Santorum says he can win swing states, but he lost a third Senate term in his own Pennsylvania by a whopping 18-point margin.
A stunning defeat for a two-term incumbent.
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Supporters say Santorum lost the 2006 race due to a tough political climate for Republicans: President George W. Bush was unpopular, as was the Iraq war.
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It's been a Wednesday without Wikipedia and other major websites. As they go dark to protest two anti-piracy bills in Congress, critics say these bills amount to censorship of the Internet.
While Google hasn't shut down, a black rectangle covers its famous logo urging people to "Tell Congress: Please don't censor the web!"
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In the abstract, it's a noble calling: Support oppressed people's yearning to breath free. Over the years, the United States has made a general practice of coming down on the side of people who are fighting for their freedom. But now that there are a dozen uprisings in the Middle East, it's probably worth taking a closer look to see if it's really that good of an idea.
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If you provide aid - military, financial, humanitarian - you do.
In Libya, nobody knows who we are supporting but by participating in NATO-led air strikes, we're supporting someone. And as tensions continue to rise in Yemen, Bahrain, Iran, and elsewhere, we may want to exercise caution about who we are getting into bed with...
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The Durbin circus comes just weeks after the circus led by Rep. Peter King, R-New York. He held congressional hearings on the topic of the radicalization of Muslim Americans. Those hearings sparked protests and demonstrations. Critics called them a witch hunt and said they sent the wrong message to Muslim-Americans.
Durbin is apparently trying to send a different message to Muslim-Americans, as if he doesn't have other, more important things to do. These hearings will be the first held by the new subcommittee on the Constitution, civil rights, human rights and the law.
Durbin says he's called for the hearings because there's been an uptick in anti-Muslim sentiment in this country. He says it's important to renew the nation's "commitment to religious diversity and to protect the liberties guaranteed by our Bill of Rights." Right.
However, according to The Washington Times, the latest FBI data show that hate crimes against Muslims account for just 9.3% of religious hate crimes in the United States. More than 70% of religious hate crimes were against Jews.
Meanwhile, we have no federal budget, three wars and we're broke. Lovely.
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And it's already started. During the lame duck session of Congress, when Harry Reid tried to prevent an extension of the Bush tax cuts to the wealthy, three moderate Democrats defected. When the Republicans proposed deep spending cuts, two more Democrats joined them. And yet another moderate jumped ship when Reid pushed through President Obama's tax compromise.
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Meanwhile Republicans are worried that Senate Democrats may try to eliminate the use of the filibuster now that they have a smaller majority of 53 seats. Some Democrats are proposing a rule change that would require only a simple majority of 51 votes - instead of 60 votes - to break a filibuster.
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She's a big part of the reason the Democrats got crushed in the midterm elections.
Nancy Pelosi was seen as arrogant in her determination to help shove health care reform down the country's throat. Remember: "Vote for it so you can find out what's in it?"
She controlled a huge majority in the House of Representatives - that did virtually nothing about creating jobs as the country labored under the weight of a horrible recession and almost 10 percent unemployment.
Now in the wake of the midterm shellacking, Ms. Pelosi - who was targeted by Republicans in races all over the country as the face of the enemy - is insisting on remaining as minority leader in the House.
Some members of her own party wanted her to step aside, but Pelosi seldom has time for consideration of much of anything except Ms. Pelosi.
With some behind-the-scenes arm twisting, she has managed to get herself elected as minority leader in the house. Republicans must be giddy. Maybe they will throw a party for her like the one she threw for herself to celebrate her "accomplishments."
If Pelosi accomplishes as much for her party in the next 2 years as she did in the last 2, the Republicans may have all the seats in the house and senate come January of 2013.
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O'Donnell will face off tonight in a debate for the first time against her opponent, Democrat Chris Coons. Polls show Coons with a 19-point lead over O'Donnell. Only 35 percent of voters say O'Donnell is qualified to be a senator, compared to 64 percent for Coons.
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In Boston they threw tea into the harbor. This time around they're throwing incumbents into the street. And it's a wonderful thing.
Utah has become the first state to oust an incumbent this year - three-term Republican Senator Bob Bennett lost to more conservative candidates in a second round of balloting at the state party convention.
It's the first time since 1940 that an incumbent senator in Utah has failed to get his party's nomination.
Bennett was a powerful and likable Senator, that just wasn't enough this time around. If anything, Republicans in Utah seemed to be turned off by his seniority.
Bennett himself acknowledged what he called the "toxic'" political atmosphere.
The country is in an anti-incumbent rage, and Bennett's loss may be an ominous warning sign for other incumbents. We can hope. National polls show deep-seated unrest and discontent with Washington. And other incumbents are feeling the heat.
In Iowa, long time Republican senator Charles Grassley is in trouble... he's still barely ahead but has dropped 20 points in a hypothetical match-up against his Democratic opponent.
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Ironically, like the first one, this revolution also began in Massachusetts... with the election of a Republican to fill the Senate seat of the late Ted Kennedy.
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Here we go again. Yet another example of our representatives in Washington not listening to what the people want.
Despite the fact that two-thirds of Americans support tougher regulation of banks and Wall Street... Republicans have already voted unanimously to block financial reform from reaching the senate floor - and they might do it again minutes from now when another test vote happens.
A new ABC News/Washington Post poll shows 65 percent of those surveyed want stricter financial reform. 31 percent are opposed.
The poll also shows majorities back two key parts of the senate bill... including greater government oversight of consumer loans... and a fund - paid for by the banks - that would help dismantle failing institutions. According to this poll, the public is split on letting the government regulate complex financial instruments knows as derivatives.
Also - by a double-digit margin, Americans trust Pres. Obama more than the Republicans in Congress to handle financial reform...
Not a huge surprise when you consider how the GOP is handing this. Although Republicans say they want a bill to pass... they say it needs to be "substantive" and they insist they won't be quote "rushed on another massive bill" by the Democrats. Top Republicans remain optimistic they can come to a bipartisan agreement.
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Forum topic by BentheViking | posted 10-27-2011 03:36 AM | 18740 views | 0 times favorited | 26 replies |
Topic tags/keywords: hammer hand tool I know for most projects that people on this site are doing a framing hammer is a bit much, but I have recently seen these being advertised and was just wondering what exactly is the difference between this and other framing hammers? Advantages or disadvantages? Thanks! -- It's made of wood. Real sturdy.--Chubbs Peterson |
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#1 posted 10-27-2011 03:56 AM |
Well the short answer is the major difference is the weight. The handles are made from Hickory, the claw is basically straight unlike a finish hammer but the head is made from titanium which makes the head swing like a 28oz hammer but only weighs about 16oz so you can swing it for much longer periods without your arm falling off, My hammer was actually made by Ruger the gun company they are pricey though coming in at around $100.00 bucks -- I just don't understand. I have cut it 3 times and it is still to short. |
#2 posted 10-27-2011 06:12 AM |
The style precedes the hi-tech metals. They have a particular handle shape |
#3 posted 10-27-2011 06:27 AM |
So if i get this correctly…at one point they were adapted to be a quicker and more efficient hammer, but now are not favored due to the emergence of the metal hammers with the "tuning fork" handles such as the Stanley Anti-Vibes and the Estwings? -- It's made of wood. Real sturdy.--Chubbs Peterson |
#4 posted 10-27-2011 09:18 AM |
Ben , did you haul the rocking gator with you to Westchester ? Hope you are enjoying your leisure time . Here is a Bay Area 4 in 1 hammer . Good for crab legs , oysters , mussels , and light carpentry : ) |
#5 posted 10-27-2011 03:45 PM |
totally not the kind of hammer im interested in…and no i did not bring the gator to New York—it'd be too cold for it. haha. Actually it was for a friend who had a baby in New Orleans. The baby was born in Sept and I recently added a photo to the original post him riding the gator while my friend holds him. -- It's made of wood. Real sturdy.--Chubbs Peterson |
#6 posted 10-27-2011 09:57 PM |
I believe that a framing hammer in Calif. is the right length end to end to use as a guide to space wall studs. So some rough carpenters there have told me. -- "You may have your PHD but I have my GED and my DD 214" |
#7 posted 10-29-2011 08:06 AM |
That would put the overall length at 14 3/8" to 14 1/2" for 16" on center framing… nearly all of these hammers are in the 16" to 18" range for overall length. Vaughn (around since 1869) was / is the originator of the combination of features as follows: The Vaughan California Framer® hammer combines the best features of two of our most popular tools into a rugged, heavy construction hammer. The smoothly swept claws were borrowed from the "999" rip hammer, and the striking face, hatchet eye and sturdy handle are a heritage of the Vaughan Rigbuilder's Hatchet. The striking face is extra large to minimize the chance of missed strikes. The hatchet style handle, available straight or curved, is made from American hickory. To provide extra strength, the handle has a large cross section where it joins the fully polished head. -- If you're going to stir the pot, think BIG spoon or SMALL boat paddle. David Grimes, Georgia |
#8 posted 10-29-2011 09:52 PM |
It is a neander answer to the pneumatic framing nailer. They have a place in the arsenal though I don't use one. Usually have a "waffle" face. -- firstname.lastname@example.com |
#9 posted 10-30-2011 04:15 AM |
i think its marketing, so when you walk through lowes looking for a hammer you buy the one with the cool name. I myself use standard estwing hammers, although i would toss it in the trash if i found a Stilleto |
#10 posted 10-30-2011 08:47 AM |
I just googled the Vaughan California Framer® hammer. It says it holds nails. Carpenters i worked around when I was an apprentice said one whack to start it and one to drive a 16d home. With nail holding capability, these should be single whackers ;-)) -- Bob in WW ~ "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence |
#11 posted 10-30-2011 10:54 AM |
If you are going to be whacking a lot of nails all day long, it's best to use a California hammer. A good one will have a bend towards the end of the handle like that of a hachet. The bend is easier on the wrist and it gives you more power than a straight handle hammer. The long straight claws gives you longer leverage to remove any "oops" nails, not that I did many myself(cough, cough, sputter). -- Deeds not Words. |
#12 posted 11-24-2011 05:00 AM |
Firstly lets back up! Following WWII house construction changed from Balloon type framing to platform. Platform framing required larger 16 penny nails and starting in the 50's cement coated nails started to be used for greater holding power however, they required a heavier hammer size head to drive them. Starting out on the West Coast carpenters began to use riggers hatchets and then later cannibalized them welding rip claws from hammers to them. This started the Californian framing hammer! As platform framing was done on the flat longer handled hammers made sense and they could be a lot heavier without causing fatigue. Typically a riggers hatchet weighed in around 28 oz. The post that mentions the 16" handle is getting confused with what sometimes are referred to as the Texas Special – a trim hammer that allows the carpenter to use the length of the handle to determine nail placement on clap board etc. |
#13 posted 09-29-2015 04:21 PM |
I know I am a late entry on this post but I couldn't resist. The days of framing axes, gas and wax are things many wood butchers have never seen or heard of today. Back in the day, early 70's (long before nail guns) we used framing axes. Great balance but dangerous for the guy standing behind you. Also OSHA or a union rep stumbling onto the job would get one a healthy fine. Therefore, the blade portion would be cut off and 20oz Vaughn claws would be welded on in the blades place. Ground and cleaned up these were great mill faced framing hammers. Vaughn did not have a California Framer back then and I assume what we see today was a popular idea borrowed and patented by Hart, Vaughn, etc. |
#14 posted 09-29-2015 07:31 PM |
This is a old post but I do remember job sites I worked on in the early 80s.Mostly Orange county and near the beach I was a roofer and all the framers used hatchets.They also had long hair but weren't really hippies,But did smoke grass during lunch.No one seemed to bother them. -- Aj |
#15 posted 09-29-2015 10:43 PM |
I wanna add that if you ever work with a waffle head hammer, it has a VERY SHORT learning curve. You will only hit your thumb ONCE! Trust me, you'll learn SO FAST how not to do that again! -- Perform A Random Act Of Kindness Today ... Pay It Forward |
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Game Review: GoldenEye 007: Reloaded (Xbox 360)
Release: November 1, 2011
Genre: First Person Shooter
Developer: Eurocom
Available Platforms: Xbox 360
Players: 1 Campaign/4 Locally/16 Online
ESRB Rating: T For Teen
Flashback to 10 years ago and I was in a smelly dorm room full of bros waiting their turn on some multiplayer GoldenEye 007 for Nintendo 64. It was one of the best multi-player experiences I had ever had up to that date and it was one that all others were compared to for years after. Many an hour was passed playing 4-Player splitscreen Remote Mine and Golden Gun matches while choosing from the cavalcade of ridiculous Bond villains and characters. Now Eurocom Entertainment and Activision have worked together to bring an upgraded version of the GoldenEye experience with GoldenEye 007: Reloaded for the Xbox 360.
GoldenEye 007: Reloaded replaces Pierce Brosnan's Bond with Daniel Craig's and updates the graphics, gadgets, storyline, and gameplay to incorporate a little modern-day flair. These changes make for an experience that feels a bit more coherent than the original's "action for action's sake" storyline. It also makes a point to hit a lot of the beats found in the original GoldenEye that had some nostalgia creeping up as I played the game. The singleplayer of the original GoldenEye was never my cup of tea back in the day; it was either too slow during the stealth sections or too overwhelming when gunfights were a must. For better or worse, this GoldenEye gives you enough tools to not only overcome the waves of enemies but dominate them enough that death is barely a worry.
When it comes to the multiplayer, there was very little to be seen that replicated the old thrills I used to have. Unfortunately it took me about 20 minutes or more to start-up matches and many of the ones I wanted to participate in didn't have enough people to populate a decent match. Even once the matches started, the shooting felt a bit off and many of my lives were just seconds long before getting shot by some random person I had not seen standing a few feet behind me. Once I built up enough knowledge with a few of the maps, I realized what I truly liked about the game could not be duplicated until I found a few other friends to join in some custom games. All the original's tweaks to the custom matches are still there, and I could see myself reliving all the fun from the olden days of GoldenEye 64, I just had to find four friends to stop by my house to play. Weapon restrictions, melee only matches, and even paintball all make a return to the game and I can honestly say it had me salivating at the possibilities that could be had once I was able to find a few good matches.
GoldenEye 007: Reloaded could have easily just been an exact copy of the original game placed on market as a downloadable title but instead Eurocom and Activision chose to update the old formula and it worked for the most part. You'll still mix stealthy takedowns with shooting segments but strewn between are action set pieces that give the game momentum while still retaining the original's feel. Along with these action set-pieces, you're also no longer faced with bland environments, static backgrounds, or a nonsensical storyline told mostly through dossiers. Instead, this new Bond's story brings you in right from the start and pushes you through the story at a pace that feels like a smaller one man version of a Call Of Duty game.
This emulation of a big AAA title is also where I feel the game falls the flattest because there's just too little here that could compare to the likes of the bombastic nature of a COD storyline. I would have rather seen less explosions with a focus on stealth and gadgets, but instead we have an over the top explosion filled game that does not have much life of its own. The changes that were made fix a lot of the original's problems unfortunately also introduces new problems that stand in stark contrast to the shiny topcoat. Every enemy that you kill or incapacitate immediately disappears within seconds of you defeating them which takes away any reason to be stealthy within the game. You're also faced with AI that has two settings, walk along designated routes or slight dodging movements while you unload your clip into them. For any kind of challenge, you're better off setting the difficulty to hard than having to sit through the endless shooting gallery found in any of the other settings.
I liked the walk down memory lane that GoldenEye 007: Reloaded offered me, but often times revisiting the past can only shed light on experiences that have been rose tinted over time. Getting my hands on multiplayer didn't give me the same rush I had back then because there were no jibs shared, the connections sucked, and the lack of a community meant I was unable to try the modes I was most looking forward to. Playing through GoldenEye had me smiling at the parts that emulated the original well, and rolling my eyes at the parts that just showed poor game design. The upgrades to the graphics and storyline did give the game some character, but it also took away from it being a Bond game; instead of a new entry into the franchise we have a Bond Of Duty knockoff that has very little identity of its own.
+Upgrades a Nostalgic Classic
+Retains old custom settings for multiplayer
-Very predictable AI
-Not enough of an online community for matches
Final Score: 7 out of 10


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