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There are two ways to make American bacon. The current way is to quickly brine the belly of the pig in a salt/sugar solution. The second way, commonly used years ago, is to rub the belly with salt and spices, a slower but more flavorful process. Unfortunately, the former process leaves a large amount of liquid in the bacon. When this liquid escapes from the bacon as it cooks, it encounters the hot melted fat. The result is a lot of popping and a big mess. The solution? Bake your bacon in the oven instead of frying it on the stovetop. Because the heat is more evenly distributed in the oven, there's less mess.
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Professor Evans joined the University of Houston Law Center in 2007. She is George Butler Research Professor and Director of the Center for Biotechnology and Law at UHLC and is an affiliated member of the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy at Baylor College of Medicine. She was named a Greenwall Foundation Faculty Scholar in Bioethics for the period 2010-2014 and conducts an active research agenda including projects funded by the National Institutes of Health and Food and Drug Administration. Her research interests include governance, privacy, and financing issues with large health information networks and tissue repositories; regulatory and judicial uses of evidence from large-scale observational studies; and legal barriers to clinical translation of pharmacogenomics. Earlier in her career, she was a partner in the international regulatory practice of a large New York law firm and subsequently advised clients on U.S. privacy, research, and medical device regulatory matters. Prior to joining the University of Houston Law Center, she was a Research Professor of Medicine and Director of the Program in Pharmacogenomics, Ethics, and Public Policy at the Indiana University School of Medicine/Center for Bioethics. She holds an electrical engineering degree from the University of Texas at Austin; M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Stanford University; a J.D. from Yale Law School; and she completed a post-doctoral Fellowship in Clinical Ethics at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center.
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|Thanks man ill try this Just received news a local lake stocks rainbows in NJ,wow im gonna have to try this out, what flies are good for them
It's all done with thread.
Start by tying the material (hair or whatever) in the usual way on top of the hook shank. Then take the hair between the fingers and lift it up, away from the shank so that it stands out at 90 degerees. Now make some turns of tying thread behind the hair and it will stand up on its own. Best to practice this with just hair and a bare hookshank at first, its pretty straight-forward once you've done it a few times. You can use almost anything - squirel, deer-hair, bucktail, calftail, hackle fibres or synthetics. Once you've got the upright technique down, you can create winged effects by splitting the hair with figure of eight wraps giving you a wing like you find on the wulff series of flies.
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how do u make the hair stand up in like a circle if u look straight onto the fly, sorry if this is a dumb question, i jest need help fly tying cuz the only thing thats been working for me in my neck of the woods are the flies i make out of bed bad foam so i wanna make the flies look more legit, can it be done with squirrel tail, if u dont get what i mean let me know please
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U.S. Treasury officer to discuss economics, poverty and foreign aid, April 22
Posted April 18, 2002; 06:32 p.m.
John Taylor, undersecretary for international affairs at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, will present a lecture titled Economic Growth, Poverty Reduction and Foreign Aid: The New Agenda at 4:30 p.m. Monday, April 22, in Bowl 1, Robertson Hall.
Prior to his appointment at the U.S. Treasury, Taylor served as the Mary and Robert Raymond Professor of Economics at Stanford University. He currently is a member of the Congressional Budget Offices Panel of Economic Advisers and the Federal Economic Statistics Advisory Committee, which advises the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Bureau of the Census.
A 1968 Princeton economics graduate, he also has taught at Princeton, Yale and Columbia. The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Research Program in Development Studies .
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Students exhibit work with professional artists
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"The Collotype and the Artist's Book," an exhibition showcasing the collaborative work of guest artists and students in the Princeton Atelier, will open with an event from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8, in the Lucas Gallery at the Lewis Center for the Arts, 185 Nassau St.
The exhibition, which runs through Jan. 17, includes monochromatic collotypes and typography pages from Accra Shepp's forthcoming artist's book "Atlas." Copies of the book have been pre-sold to the New York Public Library and Whitney Museum as well as to private collectors. Master printmaker Edward Fausty executed the collotype editions for the book on handmade papers created by Dieu Donné. The six students enrolled in the Atelier and whose work will be included in the exhibition are seniors Tessa Brown, Alexis Collatos, Kelsey Johnson and Arzu Komili, junior Ruth Schwab and freshman Emily Dunlay.
Visual artist, photographer and 1984 Princeton alumnus Accra Shepp along with Fausty, renowned as one of a very small handful of practitioners of the collotype in this country, led the Atelier with Princeton students. Many of the collotypes were produced using a special process of printing photographic images on leaves.
Founded by in 1994 by Nobel laureate Toni Morrison, and now directed by distinguished poet Paul Muldoon, the Howard G.B. Clark '21 Professor and chair of the Lewis Center for the Arts, the Atelier program brings professional artists to campus for intensive collaborative work with students and faculty. Atelier artists select a project they want to explore in the company of students before developing it for the professional arts community.
The Atelier experimented with the creation of an artist's book that utilizes the historic photographic process of collotype printing, one of the earliest photomechanical printing processes invented in the late 19th century. Originally a commercial printing process -- often used for early postcards and elaborate high-end art reproductions and books in Asia Europe and America -- collotype printing has experienced a renaissance since the 1970s when its possibilities for fine art photography were first exploited.
Shepp has exhibited in the United States and abroad. In 2006, he participated in a show titled "Artificial Afrika" at Gigantic Art Space in New York City, and he worked on a multimedia installation for the city of Chicago in 2007. He is completing a long-term project documenting tobacco farmers and laborers. His most recent solo exhibition, "In the Loop," was presented at the Chicago City Gallery in 2004.
Shepp has had exhibitions at the Whitney Museum, the African American Museum in Philadelphia and the Art Institute of Chicago. His work is in collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. His work also appeared in The New York Times, Harper's Magazine, Camera Arts and the Sunday Review in London, among other publications. He holds an A.B. in art history and studio art from Princeton and a master's degree in art history from the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University.
Fausty, who also is a fine arts photographer, works both as a digital printmaker and as a master of the historic collotype. He has made collotype editions for artists such as Takeshi Kawashima and Kiki Smith. He has had exhibitions at the World Theater Festival in Nancy, France; Gallery Bi-Damas in Osaka, Japan; the Brooklyn Museum of Art; and the Center for Book Arts, Orozimbo Gallery and Paul Sharpe Contemporary Art, all in New York City. His work is represented in the collections of Yale University, Goldman Sachs Inc., the U.S. Library of Congress and the Canadian Center for Architecture.
Collaborating artists Esther K. Smith and Dikko Faust of Purgatory Press, New York, participated in the Atelier and instructed students on traditional bookbinding and the fine art of typography. Working with these artists, students learned how to take photographs with a traditional 19th-century view camera, make digital negatives for collotypes, prepare collotype plates, print using the hand-operated cylinder press in the University's typography studio and assist in various aspects of book production.
The exhibition, which is free and open to the public, will be on view weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call (609) 258-3697. The exhibition was funded in large part by the Newhouse Foundation, Peter T. Joseph Foundation and 1998 alumna Naomi Waletzky.


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Recreational, from the term recreation, it is an activity done for enjoyment when one is not working. Recreational means, relating or denoting activity done for enjoyment when one is not working. It refers to the time spent in an activity one loves to engage in, with intent to feel refreshed.
Recreational activities help you to take a break from monotony and diversion from the daily routine. It gives people the benefit of a positive change from the stereotypical lifestyle and involves an active participation in entertaining activities that one is interested in. When one does engage in recreating activities that he or she likes, it would naturally give them enjoyment. Recreational activities provides source of joy and relaxation to one's mind and body.
Aside from giving you the enjoyment that you would want, recreational activities also gives you an opportunity for you to be able to spend time with yourself. Having the time to spend with your self can make you meet your inner self. It will give you an opportunity to know more about yourself deeper.
Also, other recreational activities can give you time to be with your family. You will bond through the activities and give yourselves plenty of opportunity to talk about personal thoughts and updates about each and everyone's life. After all, you are a family. You must be able to know things about them and of course be close.
Recreational activities could also help you develop your leadership skills as well as interpersonal skills. As certain recreational activities need a lot of members, someone should be able to lead and guide through the course of game. And since there are a lot of members, each should be able to communicate with each other. Each should be able to share their thought on their strategies for the activities thus resulting to developing your interpersonal skill.
Recreation is of two types per type: Passive and active, indoor and outdoor, group and solo.
There are actually many different types of activities that you can choose from:
Sporting to Create
You are actually doing recreational activity through sports. Sports like basketball, volleyball, cricket, baseball, and others are good recreational activities to do. It is a recreational activity and it would also help your body as these sports are also a good way of exercising. As we all know, exercise is good for our body especially if we are stress and overworked in our daily routines.
Recreation through Adventure
If you are an adventurer, for sure this type of recreational activity is the most enjoyable one. Adventure takes form in biking, skiing, bungee jumping and others. Sure, if you are brave enough to do these things. But being on an adventure recreational activity, it would also give you an opportunity to see the beauty of nature.
Diversion through Entertainment
Who doesn't love music? Who doesn't love watching movies? How about singing, listening to music and dancing? These activities are also a type of recreational activities. Whatever that we like doing like a hobby or things we do for relaxation are also a form of recreational activity. As we have mentioned earlier, engaging in something that we love is surely a recreation.
Recreation for Amusement
Yes, most of us do recreational activities for our own amusement. Why not? Some of us have entertainment such as video games, computer games, internet surfing, and others. These are the usual amusement activities that we are always doing. Tourism, partying, shopping, visiting parks, museums and visiting historical places are the means of recreational activity for some.
Club to Recreate!
These are the usual recreational activities that your club, friends, company or organizations usually planned for. Usually this type of recreational activity promotes social interaction, team building or just a social gathering.
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River Rafting
Bungee Jumping
Scuba Diving
Lawn Tennis
Team Games
Nature Walk
Horse Riding
Pet Training
Beach Games
Museum Visit
Amusement Park
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Family: Centrarchidae, Sunfishes view all from this family
Description The largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) is a species of Black bass in the sunfish family native to North America . It is also known as widemouth bass, bigmouth, black bass, bucketmouth, Potter's fish, Florida bass, Florida largemouth, green bass, green trout, linesides, Oswego bass, southern largemouth and (paradoxically) northern largemouth. The largemouth bass is the state fish of Alabama (official freshwater fish), Georgia, Mississippi, Florida (state freshwater fish), and Tennessee (official sport fish).
The largemouth is an olive green fish, marked by a series of dark, sometimes black, blotches forming a jagged horizontal stripe along each flank. The upper jaw (maxilla) of a largemouth bass extends beyond the rear margin of the orbit. In comparison to age, a female bass is larger than a male. The largemouth is the largest of the black basses, reaching a maximum recorded overall length of 29.5 in (75 cm) and a maximum unofficial weight of 25 pounds 1 ounce (11.4 kg). The fish lives 16 years on average.
Dimensions Up to 3'2" (97 cm); 22 1/4 lbs (10.1 kg).
Habitat Lakes & ponds, Rivers & streams.
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Rocky Mountains, Southeast, Southwest, Florida, Texas, California, Northwest, Eastern Canada.


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Photos will be posted later this week.
So will the photos be posted next week instead of last week?? [8|]
Wellsir, all I can say is they're coming.
Question? Did each callmaker do their own calling or were the calls sent in and One caller making the calls on all of the boxes? I am a custom box call maker and make an old style box call (Turpin style). Most hunters that use the new style calls, with the spring under the lid, can not call well on old style calls where the lids have to be tilted and the weight of the lid creates the great sound.
The calls were sent in and recorded in the T&TH office. Editor Brian Lovett worked the calls while I engineered the files (fancy way of saying "pressed the record button").
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Address: 445-128th Avenue SE Hours: Field Scheduling: 425-452-6914 Amenities: 2 ballfields, 1 is designated for soccer, the other has backstops with a soccer overlay Directions: From I-405, take the SE 8th Street exit (#12). Turn east toward train trestle. Follow road through light at Lake Hills Connector into residential area. Turn left at stop sign (128th Avenue SE). The school will be on your left.
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Family: Heteromyidae, Pocket Mice and Kangaroo Rats view all from this family
Description This is the largest Perognathus. Differs from others in having hind feet longer than 20mm, buffy hair on the inside of the ears, a lobed antitragus, an olivaceous lateral line and a bicolored tail that is dark above and has only a slight terminal tuft.
Dimensions 160-181mm, 85-97mm, 21-31g; / 160-190mm, 85-90mm, 16-29g
Habitat Deserts, Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Meadows & fields, Grasslands & prairies
Range Rocky Mountains, Southwest, California, Northwest, Western Canada
Discussion Capable of surviving on dry seeds with no free water, they will take insects and succulent vegetation when available. Occupies arid and semiarid sandy areas of sagebrush, steppe, open shrub, woodland, deserts, and dry grasslands.


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The rental includes a has a double room with a plasma TV, freezer, internet and access to shared fitted kitchen with washing machine facilities. Soap and shampoo are provided as well.
Bed linen will be provided and changed every week. The apartment will also be cleaned every four nights during stays of longer length. It's ideal for a short stay: Good value, Great location!
Close both to the high-octane world of the City of London and also near to London's trendy east End, with Shoreditch and Brick Lane very nearby.
Liverpool Street Tube Station is 1 minute walk away. Liverpool Street is a big transport hub with connections all over the great city of London. Ideal for couples, friends, family, professionals visiting the City.
Shoreditch is in the east of central London and is one of the most popular areas in London at the moment. It is full of trendy cafés, bars, restaurants and other meeting points such as galleries and small shops. There are also a lot of exciting markets surrounding the area such as Brick Lane Market, Broadway Market and Colombia Road Market.
A short walk away from Shoreditch is Liverpool Street station where you can access Central Line, which will take you to the Oxford Street in 10 minutes. Oxford Street is the main shopping street in London, and nearby are a lot of the typical attractions of London. There are also plenty of buses and night buses running 24/7 from all directions in London.
Whether you want to enjoy a day (or night) out in central London, or chill out with the locals in one of the markets, Shoreditch is the perfect location for you.
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Absolutely great! The perfect place to spend a few days or a longer period of time. It's 15 minutes walk from London Bridge. There are lots of pubs and restaurants in the area, The flat is really clean and it has all the necessary stuff, including towels and sheets. You have your own fridge in your bedroom, so you can buy some food in one of the near supermarkets (Tesco is just round the corner), so you don't need to eat out everyday if you want to save some money. We'll definetely go back to that place when we are back in London! :)
Comfortable & clean. Central location.
A very nice place to stay. Well located and satisfies all the needs if you are staying in London for a few days. The wifi worked perfectly. The room is small but it's not a problem unles you intend on staying inside your room for days. You will hear some noise from outside, but that's normal if you stay in a big city on such a prime location. Very good value for the money I must say. Also, I forgot my keys and the staff of the Rez Apart hotel that takes care of these rooms was very helpful and send them to me in the Netherlands as soon as they could. Great service :)
Good situation and easy to find, two minutes walking from liverpol station.
We stayed on a 3th floor without elevator and the stairs smelled bad. Apart from this, the room was pretty small but had everything you need. Shared bathroom and kitchen were always clean, as it was the room.
I recommend it for the good price and location, but for a romantic trip maybe this is not your best option.
The entire apartment was always very clean and that made it a very nice and comfortable place to be. There was a quiet and calm atmosphere, and Marcos seemed very welcoming and helpful
My only critique point is that I couldn't adjust the heating system, so at times the temperature inside my room was far too high.
Initially there was a mix up with the room but the receptionist was extremely polite and helpful and sorted it as soon as he could. As a result of this I was moved to a different room for the second and third night. Don't be put off by the entrance hall to the accommodation - a little on the shabby and tired side! The rooms were basic but very adequate. The bedlinen was spotless and the rooms were very clean. The kitchen was well enough equipped to be able to cook an evening meal if so desired and the bathroom was very clean. The room at the back of the property was much quieter from the road noise but the noise between the rooms was very noticeable. That said, it wouldn't stop me from returning. For London, an exceptionally good deal.
Excellent as usual. Very central.
Although in any moment we had the opportunity to meet with him, everything was ok because the advertisment tell the truth about the room. Personal assistant was very friendly and she helped us whole times which we apply any questions.
Very nice stay. Central location. Excellent host.
Marcos is a great host. The room was really clean, central and calm. You find there everything you need. I reccomend this room to everyone who wants to pass a wonderful weekend in central London.
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An Industrial Research scientist has been honoured for developing technology that has become the globally preferred method for tuning concert halls.
Christchurch-based acoustics researcher Mark Poletti received the Cooper Medal at last night's 2012 Research Awards, run by the Royal Society of New Zealand, for his work developing the Constellation System.
Using microphones and loudspeakers, combined with the Variable Room Acoustics System (VRAS) developed by Poletti, Constellation expands the acoustics of a space to allow optimal performance.
The system, commercialised by California-based Meyer Sound Laboratories, has been installed in 100 concert halls worldwide - including Auckland's Aotea Centre - and earned New Zealand millions in royalties, Industrial Research said.
In its awards citation, the Royal Society said a unique feature of Constellation was its ability to alter the acoustics of a space to allow optimal reverberation for different types of music.
Industrial Research scientists Richard Furneaux and Shaun Hendy also received medals at last night's awards.
Shaun Coffey, Industrial Research's chief executive, said he was proud that three of the Crown Research Institute's staff had received awards in a single year.


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What are your phases of scouting?
Deer season is long and my wife likes me home for a few weeks. Scouting this time of year is simply locating flocks before they break up. There's not much foot time associated with this and most of the time i'm watching fields on neighboring properties.
February will start some hog hunting on my lease. This starts the foot time. I will inevitably come in contact with the flocks where I can observe what the flock consists of, toms, jakes, hens. This will help for early season before most of the breeding is some and the gobblers move all over seeking lone hens.
March shuts me down other than listening the week before the opener on March 15th.
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1st December 2013 10:11 PM #1
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Contraception & breastfeeding?
I know breastfeeding is a form of contraception if followed the correct way. My periods haven't returned, my baby is purely being breastfed.
She will go for approx 9 hours at night without me breastfeeding her, can I use breastfeeding as a safe way of contraception?
2nd December 2013 08:26 AM #2
It sounds like breastfeeding is keeping your body from ovulating, and thus, is acting as a form of natural contraception for you. I have a friend who didn't have a period for 2 years, while she breastfed, even though her son started eating lots of solids after his first birthday. Once she stopped breastfeeding altogether, her periods returned.
This, however, is not typical - usually, once a baby starts taking more solids, and breastfeeding less, ovulation returns.
I would encourage you to learn how to read your body's personal signs of fertility, so you will know when you are going to ovulate. Women who can't read their body's fertility signs may get pregnant with another child, without ever having a period. The reason this happens is because ovulation occurs before a period. Therefore, a mum who has not seen her period return yet can expect to have anywhere from 1-5 days of fertility before she gets her period. Knowing how to read your body's signs of fertility will allow you to know approximately when you are going to ovulate, so you can avoid conception during that time, if desired.
One of the best signs of impending ovulation are changes in consistency and texture of your cervical mucus (secretions from your vagina). You are probably pretty dry right now, which means you probably use lubrication during sex.
The typical pattern of fertility is when you go from being dry, to seeing a "clump" of mucus, to a thinner, whitish consistency, to clear and very stretchy.
If you see any change in your cervical mucus, assume that you may be fertile. Sometimes this is very hard to determine if you have recently made love but if you start tracking your mucus consistency each day, it will make it easier to determine when you're seeing a true change in fertility.
I hope this helps, and please post any questions.
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2nd December 2013 09:15 AM #3
Personally, if bub is going 9 hours overnight without feeding, I wouldn't be relying on breastfeeding alone if you really want to avoid falling pregnant. I believe that the advice from ABA says that breastfeeding can be mostly relied on as contraception if bub is having no more than a 4 hour break between feeds.
Kate's idea of tracking cervical mucus is probably a good way to goR, mama to M (8), Z (5.5), and bellybabe due Jan 2014
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Thanks girls. We had sex Saturday night, stupid me hasn't filled the mini pill script and so not sure if pregnant as I don't track cervical mucous.
Is there such a thing as the morning after pill if breastfeeding? I was sort of relying on breastfeeding as contraception, but after reading numerous articles, and seeing as bub is sleeping 9 hours I wasn't sure! I did see that max should only be 6 hours...
2nd December 2013 10:56 AM #5
According to this link, you can take the morning after pill while breastfeeding.
"The 'progestogen-only' method is the most commonly used method in Australia. It involves taking a dose of EC pills containing progestogen, a synthetic version of the progesterone normally produced by the ovaries. This is usually one full dose that is taken straight away. A doctor can prescribe these pills, but they can also be bought over the counter without a prescription at most pharmacies in Australia.
'Progestogen-only' EC is safe to use when breastfeeding and it is rare for a health issue to be a reason not to take it. However, as some medications can make it less effective, you should check with a doctor or pharmacist before taking EC."R, mama to M (8), Z (5.5), and bellybabe due Jan 2014
2nd December 2013 11:19 AM #6
Hi Daisy,
Please consider that there is very little chance that you would be pregnant, and if you are, your children would be 18 or 19 months apart. My first two children were 19 months apart and they were best friends growing up. They are now 20 and 21 and still very close. I loved having 2 together so close - they always had a play mate Every child is precious!
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Crazy animals, the Pampas, Rurrenabaque, Bolivia
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Flying into La Paz was amazing, as it is set high on the altiplano, ringed by mountains. La Paz itself is smoggy and crowded, but the �witches market� was quite interesting, selling a variety of charms and dried llama foetuses (given as an offering to mother earth �Pachamama� in August to ensure a good harvest)
From La Paz I flew to Rurrenabaque, base for trips into the Pampas (grassland) and jungle. The flight was pretty scary for a nervous flyer like myself, as it was a little propellar plane, and we flew very close to some mountains before landing on a grass runway. Landing in Rurrenabaque would have been about 20 degrees warmer than La Paz and it was pretty humid, so we spent the afternoon lounging in the hammocks.
I had decided to do a Pampas tour as I will be heading into the jungle in a couple of weeks anyway at Manu Biosphere. The next day I was suprised to find out that there were only 2 of us on the tour, myself and a Dutch guy Stijn, and we had the whole lodge to ourselves for the next 3 days which was lovely. It was a bit strange having candlelit dinners with someone other than Nick, and it would have been really romantic if he was there, but Stijn and I got along well and we were both very enthusiastic about the wildlife.
On our first boat trip down the river we were almost beside ourselves at seeing caiman crocodiles and capyburras (like overgrown rodents), but we were to see thousands more over the next few days. I couldn�t help being a bit spooked by the way the caimans would slither so silently into the water as you went past, leaving just their eyes above the water. By the time we headed back from our first boat trip it was dark, and with our flashlights we could see hundreds of red caiman eyes watching us
The next day we went walking through the pamapas in search of anacondas. This also spooked me a bit even though our guide insisted the snakes were harmless. The other two were quite enthusiastic, tramping through the long grass hoping to scare one so it would be easier to spot, but I mostly stuck to the path. I did however find a little dead snake, which actually turned out to be poisonous, so after that I was even less enthusiastic to tramp through the grass. After walking for about 3 hours in 40 degree heat all we had found was some dead anacondas and an anteater up a tree, but we did eventually find one just as we were heading back. Actually there were 4 of them, all curled up together in a nest, and they really were quite harmless.
I had thought our guide was being quite brazen getting so close to the snakes, but later I heard from some people who had done other, less �ecologically sound� tours where the guide had chased after the snakes and picked them up, whirling them around in the air to make them tired before everyone took turns at draping them around their necks. I was glad I hadn�t signed up for that tour.
Actually the pampas in general was not exactly ecologically sound and doesn�t seem to be protected in any way, and there was quite a lot of little in the river from the villages upstream, as well as domestic animals such as cows, dogs and cats roaming around
After lunch we headed out again in the boat to fish for pirahnas with some leftover meat. This was suprisingly easy, and within a few minutes we had each caught a fish, which we cooked up for dinner that night and washed down with Bolivian wine. It was peaceful on the river, and the sunset on the way back was spectacular.
On our last day we headed upsteam, where we found a group of spider monkeys. They were uncannily human-like, from their tiny little hands to their perfect little ears and human mannerisms.Next stop was to swim with the almost blind pink river dolphins (I couldn�t face getting into the water with all those caimans around...)
We were in a hurry driving back to Rurrenabaque as Stijn had a flight to catch. Our jeep had already broken down 3 times on the way to our camp, and had so many cracks in the windscreen that the driver would hold the windscreen up for reinforcement everytime we passed another vehicle, in case the windscreen caved in. On our drive back we managed to break down another 3 times, once driving right off the road so I thought we were going to roll when the steering became disengaged from the front wheels, but we managed to make it back to Rurrenabaque in time (and saw some very active sloths and a toucan on the way!)
My flight back to La Paz the next day was also not without incident. When we arrived at the airline office we were informed there was a ��problem with the plane�� and we might not fly, but to check back in another couple of hours. 8 hours later we finally flew, and I have to say I�m not sure I�ve ever been more terrified in my life, imagining up all sort of ways the plane could crash, but we made it back to La Paz safely in the end.


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Yup it is - I don't watch AI, but my sister does. When I saw the image, I called her to see if she still had the episode in her DVR. She watches Fringe as well, so she confirmed it for me. I saw it myself just a couple of days ago.
Please, please please let CV be on the east coast!
I think I saw the Observer standing on the corner on my way into work tonight - that guy is everywhere!
For the season finale, I was expecting a little bit more.
The Twin Towers and Peter's grave were surprises but I was expecting...well, more. Something else.
More than a Multiverse?!
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The Observer = The Monitor.
Who then is the Anti-Monitor?More than a Multiverse?!
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The Observer = The Monitor.
May the force be with you.
Clearly NOT the Monitor from Doctor Who.
Fringe did exactly what Dollhouse failed to do. Both shows started off slowly, but Fringe really built up the backstories on the characters in such a way that you actually cared about what happened to them. This helped add to the momentum and mystery. Fringe also had a more capable cast. God, the acting in Dollhouse was horrible!!!!!
The season finale blew me away. I wasn't disappointed at all with the revelations unlike OC47150. It was exactly what I wanted. This show has evolved the way The X-Files, a similar show I might add, had during its first season. I can't wait until this one comes back!
I guess a lot of people got worked up about the WTC being in the end shot.
It's not like they flew a 747 over downtown Manhattan.
May the force be with you.
People are inherently stupid.
Of course, this is another good analog (I just have a far greater preference for DC comics - currently publishing the Fringe comic, by the way!)


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Verna wrote:Mariane, I'll take number 6. You can catch me at Don's. His dinner sounds better than mine, so my sweetie and I will put our snowshoes on and head his way.
Let's see...if you travel from NC to here by snowshoe, then, I wouldn't expect you to arrive until sometime in June or July. Today's batch of ribs will probably be long gone by then.


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Cotsen Library sponsors conference on children and war, Oct. 9-11
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role and place of children in times of war will be examined during a conference, "Under Fire: Childhood in the Shadow of War," Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 9-11.
The event, sponsored by the Cotsen Children's Library , will run Thursday afternoon and all day Friday and Saturday in Robertson Hall and McCormick Hall and at 185 Nassau St. A detailed schedule and paper abstracts are available on the conference Web site.
Participants will consider the ways in which war informs childhood, as well as ways in which childhood informs war. Speakers will explore themes such as depictions of war and constructions of the "enemy" in children's books, the Children's Crusade, the Holocaust, modern school violence, war and conflict in Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, children and society in the American Civil War, and the visual representation of violence for children.
In addition to the presentation of papers, the conference also will include the screening of two award-winning films. The first, "Behind Closed Eyes," focuses on four children from Liberia, Kosovo, Cambodia and Rwanda who have been traumatized by war. It will be screened at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, in the Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St.
The second, the Academy Award-winning "Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport," chronicles the story of the kindertransports that saved more than 10,000 European children from the Nazis in the months leading up to World War II. The film's director, Mark Jonathan Harris, will be present to comment on his work. The film will be screened at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, in 101 McCormick Hall. The content of these documentaries is not suitable for children.
The conference is free, but registration is required. For more information or to register, contact Eric Johnson at (609) 258-1148.
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Yesterday, I was at my local Target and noticed that their SL figures were on pegs tagged $9.19, more than a buck over their TVC figures. I thought maybe it was a mistake, scanned one, and it was no mistake. This is an urban high-traffic store, and some of those seem to charge more for some items, so today I hit 2 more Target stores and they had their Saga Legends at $8 and $9.19, 1 was another urban store (they had endcap pegs with the old price, but the main display had the new price).
So I figured I'd pick up figures at WM, right? WRONG! They've also raised SL prices to $7.96, which is 50 cents more than TRU at this point. This is madness! Especially with the pegs in my area flooded with SL figures already since they're mixed in with CW and choking CW off (ha, what irony!), wave 1 is definitely feeling itself out and wave 2 has found its pegwarmers around here (Han Hoth hood-up and the Battle Droids are the ones around here).
What is wrong with these companies? Why gouge a market that's already depressed?


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I also don't understand how he didn't help stop the "act" in the shower to help the young boy. Even if I can get past that, maybe he was shocked and scared and didn't know what to do. How could he stay on coaching at Penn St when he saw Jerry Sandusky freely roaming the halls at the Penn St football complex, and knowing that he had access to hundreds of young children?
McQueary far from a hero by any measure but he is,....biggest reason Sandusky arrested, charged & convicted
Within 2 months after he saw what Sandusky was doing to that kid, he was Sandusky's golf partner at an event.
Within 2 months after he saw what Sandusky was doing to that kid, he was Sandusky's golf partner at an event.
After Sandusky was arrested, then President Graham Spanier publicly backed two top officials charged with perjury. By then it was publicly known McQueary was the graduate assistant who saw Sandusky molesting a boy. In the suit, McQueary said Spanier, and by extension the university, suggested McQueary lied about what he saw, defaming him.
"His employment was terminated by the defendant because of his aforementioned cooperation with investigators for the Pennsylvania Attorney General, his provision of truthful testimony to the statewide investigating grand jury, his truthful testimony at the criminal preliminary hearings for [Curly] and [Schultz] and further because plaintiff is expected to be a key prosecution witness at the criminal trials of the [Curley] and [Schultz]."
But he didn't blow the whistle? He went to coach Paterno and tried to use the information as leverage to get a job as a Penn State coach. Actually the University should sue him because he did NOT blow the whistle.
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Avoid sticky air in your home with the Frigidaire 50 Pint Energy Star Dehumidifier (FAD504DUD). This energy efficient dehumidifier features a front loading bucket with a carrying handle and slash guard with casters for easy portability. A washable, anti-microbial mesh filter removes both moisture and airborne particulates, keeping your space clean and dry. Two fan speeds further customize use. Featuring full-function electronic controls with a digital humidity read-out, full bucket indicator, delayed start, and a 24-hour timer, this 50-pint dehumidifier offers easy operation. The 8.5-pint water bucket has slide-out access on the unit. This Energy Star rated dehumidifier is capable of continuous operation when located near a suitable drain. With premium features including auto shut-off and convenient cord storage, this powerful dehumidifier is well-equipped to remove moisture from the air and create a comfortable living environment.
Effortless Humidity Control:The collection container is easily accessible and will let you know when it's full to avoid spillage
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- Dehumidifies 50 pints per dayEffortless humidity control
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- Recommended room size: 800 sq. ft.Refrigerant: R410a
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- Front loading bucket with carrying handle and splash guardPower: 4.8 A
- Full-tank alert systemLength of power cord: 6'
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The spotlight's gone on another allegiance tug of war in international rugby league.
Canberra back-rower Josh Papalii's requested more time to make a decision over his future, with Queensland coach Mal Meninga wanting to sign him.
He's already been named in a Kiwis train on squad for October's test against the Kangaroos.
Coach Stephen Kearney says it's frustrating to have another situation.
"As soon as the NRL make a decision on the process which I know they're working through now, I think it will be obviously the best for everyone concerned.''
Kearney says he'll kick on with preparations regardless.
"They'll plan ahead as if Josh will be there and I'm sure it'll get resolved within the next week or so.''
Bulldogs prop Sam Kasiano, who's another with a question mark over his name, is expected to resolve his future if he's selected for the Kiwis after the Bulldogs are knocked out of the NRL finals.
The players already named in the training squads have recently gathered on both sides of the Tasman for sessions leading up to the October 13 encounter.


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League One preview
Terriers face Dons, Charlton travel to Rochdale
Last Updated: 17/09/11 1:46pm
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Third-placed Huddersfield's trip to fourth-placed MK Dons is the game of the day in a busy League One programme.
Lee Clark's Terriers are only above the Dons on goal difference, though Karl Robinson's men have a game in hand and either side could top the table with a win should other results go their way.
One of those results would be Charlton's trip to Rochdale. The table-topping Addicks are yet to lose this season and have won all of their matches away from home. Rochdale though are looking for a third win on the bounce after nudging past Bury and Scunthorpe in recent weeks.
Second-placed Sheffield United are also in contention to go top of the pile should they beat Colchester at Bramall Lane. Boss Danny Wilson will be looking for a response from the Blades after they crashed to a 3-0 home defeat to Yorkshire rivals Huddersfield on Tuesday.
Uwe Rosler's Brentford are level on points with Huddersfield and MK Dons and are ready to pounce on any slip-ups by the sides above them. They host Phil Brown's Preston at Griffin Park.
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Brentford v Preston
Chesterfield v Carlisle
Exeter v Bournemouth
Hartlepool v Bury
Leyton Orient v Oldham
MK Dons v Huddersfield
Rochdale v Charlton
Sheff Utd v Colchester
Stevenage v Notts County
Tranmere v Wycombe
Walsall v Scunthorpe
Yeovil v Sheff Wed
Newly-promoted Stevenage grabbed the result of the night in midweek when they crushed Sheffield Wednesday 5-1 at Broadhall Way. The subsequent boost in goal difference means they currently sit in sixth place on 13 points above five other teams with the same tally. One of those sides is Notts County, who travel to play Stevenage on Saturday.
Sheffield Wednesday meanwhile will be looking to bounce back from that heavy defeat when they travel to 16th placed Yeovil.
Mick Wadsworth's Hartlepool can climb as high as third if results go their way on Saturday and they play host to Bury, who are struggling down in 19th.
It has been a nightmare start to the season for Leyton Orient, with two draws, six defeats and a minus-12 goal difference meaning they are rock bottom of the table. Oldham are the visitors to Brisbane Road on Saturday as Orient aim to close the three-point gap that has already opened up between themselves and the rest.
Things are not much better for Bournemouth either. The Cherries sit just a point outside the relegation zone and, after last weekend's 3-0 defeat to Chesterfield, chairman Eddie Mitchell took to the pitch and confronted angry fans. They did, however, secure a morale-boosting win against Leyton Orient on Tuesday and could climb as high as 15th if they win at second-bottom Exeter.
Wycombe are only above the Grecians on goal difference and head to Tranmere looking for only their second win of the season.
Scunthorpe complete the bottom four and will be keen to climb out of the relegation spots and go level on points with Walsall in 15th, who play host to the Iron at the Banks's Stadium.
Last year's League Two champions Chesterfield will hope to move into mid-table with a win over 11th placed Carlisle at the B2net Stadium.


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Magic 59
Thunderbirds 42
Put this victory down to the power of two.
When the Magic signed Leana de Bruin at the end of last season, some wondered if it was a clever move. The Waikato franchise already had promising Silver Fern Sulu Tone-Fitzpatrick to play alongside Casey Williams, so what was the need for the veteran de Bruin?
Yesterday afternoon gave the answer. The twin towers of Williams (1.88m) and de Bruin (1.90m) were formidable, completely cutting off the supply to the Adelaide shooters.
Carla Borrego missed two shots all match, Erin Bell five - hardly nightmare numbers - but they simply couldn't get the ball. The two Ferns defenders continually led their opponents down blind alleys, pressured them into mistakes and came up with deflections and intercepts.
Borrego can be unstoppable on her day but that wasn't yesterday. She was continually out-thought, outfoxed and outpointed by her markers. If there is ever a book on the art of defence, we saw a couple of chapters yesterday.
At the other end the expected battle between Irene van Dyk and Sharni Layton never eventuated. Van Dyk and attacking partner Juliana Naoupu continually found space in the circle, helped by clever feeding from Langman and Khao Watts.
This thumping of the Thunderbirds shifts the Magic (momentarily) to the top of the table, a real turn-around after they sat rock-bottom after four rounds.
With 12 current or former internationals on the court (six on each team) fans expected a quality match but no one could have predicted this margin.
The Thunderbirds haven't had much joy against the Magic on New Zealand soil; their only win (in four previous attempts) had come in the 2009 preliminary final in Hamilton.
But they started strongly with the confidence of a table-topping team. The home side - cheered by a big Tauranga crowd - worked their way back into the game, taking the lead for the first time in the last few minutes of the quarter. Their confidence was encapsulated by Watts, who hit van Dyk with a booming pass from inside her own half to put the icing on the first 15 minutes.
Thunderbirds coach Jane Woodlands Thompson reassured her team - "We'll get there, we just need to keep tracking on defence" - but the Magic had hit the 'go' button and were not about to be reeled in.
They extended their lead to six by halftime.
The only worry was over a hobbling Williams. The Silver Ferns captain recovered to play a big part in an astonishing third quarter, with the Magic dominating the visitors. They scored 18 goals to seven to put the game out of sight and at one point went on a seven-goal run.
Naoupu was impressive with her movement and vision while Van Dyk was simply irrepressible in her first game as a 40-year-old.
It's also boosted their goal differential, which is now higher than the five rivals fighting for semifinal places.


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Do You Miss K-1? Watch Some Old K-1 World Grand Prix Events
- Written by Dave Walsh
It has been a slow time of the year for news regarding K-1, at least in the way of positive K-1 news. Amidst all of the turmoil, it is still uncertain if we'll see a K-1 World Grand Prix this year. With that sort of uncertainty, I feel like it is time to take a look back at what made K-1 just so great and loved by many fans. The K-1 World Grand Prix began in 1993 and has stretched on, yearly, until 2010, and in those years we saw stars built and saw them live out the remainder of their careers in that tournament.
Well, K-1's official YouTube channel has every World Grand Prix event from 1993 until 1999, from Branko Cikatic to Ernesto Hoost. So watch some of the best fights in kickboxing history in their entirety. Watch the fight that made me fall in love with K-1 below. [source]


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The guy on the right who looks like Tikkes.Who is that and will he be out on July 26th? Is he in a comic pack or a single character? Also the new Asajj and Durge fcomic packs will they come out with the other Clone War Figures?
Also does anyone have a confirmed list of all figures and vehicles coming out in July>? Thanks a ton in advance!


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Saw both sets of Endor BP's at Burbank TRU today- I kind of like the droids, but not so much the pilots.
Saw both sets of Endor BP's at Burbank TRU today- I kind of like the droids, but not so much the pilots.
Thanks for the tip, Jango. Picked up a set. I love the pilots AND droids and can never get enough. And I had $5 off for each, so I got 8 figs for $40. A great haul for me!
Had an interesting conversation with the cashier. He said that these sets of figures that have little announcement or fanfare are part of Hasbro's anti-scalper initiative. They want the collectors to be able to get these figures at a fair price early before scalpers catch wind. They will be releasing additional surprise sets at other stores throughout the year.
Not sure if any of it's true, but it was a fascinating story nonetheless.
All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
That's funny because at RS they have been talking about the packs for a few monts. People at TRU have no clue what they are talking about. If a collector knows a scalper knows.
[FONT=Tahoma]I was born at night, but not last night.[/FONT]You Shouldn't believe everything that you read.(Like my posts)
In that case, I was easily swayed by my lack of knowledge. Maybe I'd just forgotten about them.
All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
Sounds like you were talking to Wormser. He usually works in the video game section and likes to spin some tall tales.
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Last time I was in TRU and tried to ask Wormser where to find a particular item he said, "We're out, but have you tried Chubby13, the collector shop in the mall?"


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I love getting emails from Facebook like, "We've missed you. You've missed a lot of great stuff that's been going on."
Really? Missed me? I've missed out on 'great stuff"?
I don't think anyone missed my posting about what I had for lunch the other day. (by the way it was Cheetos and water and some Ritz crackers left in the bottom of an old lunch bag.) And I could have updated my status but you know I was also thinking about what I do. Literally, thinking about the work I do. I could have posted something like, "Been sitting here for an hour, staring at the computer monitor trying to figure out why this book outline sucks." But instead I was, you know, thinking and working on it.
And as far as them saying I've been missing-out on stuff –that's impossible. Are they saying that whatever it was that was posted is GONE NOW FOREVER. Let me explain this thing called The Internet – Every stupid thing that's on it will still be there, somewhere, till the Earth is swallowed-up by the sun. I will be able to read everything posted (ever posted!) for as long as I live. Hell, long after I'm dead people will be able to scroll though my Facebook posts and see that on October 1st, 2012 I LIKED a picture of my friends dog. You can't MISS anything. It's a version of hell actually. No matter how Facebook wants to treat this like a feature, I know it's a bug. Why would the universe WANT all this crap stored – FOREVER? It's a bug.
I already waste time with this blog. I don't know why. And it's embarrassing to try and make up answers when people ask, "Why do you have a blog? Do you think I should keep a blog? What do you talk about on your blog?"
How dumb blogs are?
But my blog is MY blog. I can post once a week. Twice. I can ignore it for a month…no one cares.
And at least my blog doesn't write me idiotic e-mails telling me I should post more. "Hey Mark! I've missed you. You only posted once last week. Don't you like me? Come on back!"
I know, I know. Facebook doesn't have anything to make money from if people don't constantly provide it with fresh content. So yeah, I get it. If all those Facebookians want to buy new cars I better get back there and post more. After all, I wouldn't want to hurt Facebook's feelings. Or miss out on stuff that…can never, ever be missed out on.
Facebook is like a Ferris Wheel ride…it's interesting at first. It's amusing. Wow. Look at all those roofs. But now 7 minutes have passed and we are still going…now 30 minutes. You start to yell. But everyone just smiles back at you. 39 hours later the novelty is gone. But the puking has really kicked in. And this Ferris Wheel NEVER ENDS. It never stops. The Ferris Wheel operators have your credit card and they just keep swiping it. And once in a while they yell as you WIZZ by, "Isn't this awesome! Don't you want to keep going?!" And you yell, "NO! Please if there's a God above, no, stop!" And the operators just give you that finger pointed to the ear gesture like they can't hear you.
Something like that…And this will be cross posted to Facebook. So there you go…


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CHERRY — Allen R. Stone, 62, of 401 E. Cherry in Cherry, died at 6:25 a.m. Friday, Nov. 16, 2012, in OSF St. Francis Medical Center in Peoria after recovering from open heart surgery.
Mr. Stone was born Sept. 15, 1950, in Monmouth to Rolland C. and Marjorie (Hill) Stone. He married Rosalie Smith on June 9, 1978.
He worked at Illinois Cement for 33 years and was a part-time farmer for the Gillan family in Cherry. He was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ and United Steel Workers Union. He enjoyed family and friends.
Mr. Stone is survived by his wife, Rosalie of Cherry; his mother, Marjorie Stone of Franklin Grove; three sons, Chad (Anna) Stone of Omaha, Neb., Richard Stone of Cherry and Nathan Stone of Spring Valley; one daughter, Natalie (Doug) Lauck of Malden; nine grandchildren; and one sister, Shirley (Charles) Crabtree of Dixon.
He was preceded in death by his father; one sister, Patricia Ann Stone; and one brother, David Eugene Stone.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Trinity United Church in LaSalle with Pastor Betty Delgado officiating. Burial will be in Warren County Memorial Park in Monmouth.
Visitation will be from 9 to 10 a.m. Wednesday in the church.
Pallbearers will be Simon Epps, Jim Lauer, Joe Pearson, Ed Burash, Floyd Ladson, Stan Carlson, Kenny Ladson, Andy Mier, Bob Myer, Jose Chavez, and Russell, Terry and Harold Smith.
Memorials may be directed to donor's choice.
The Hurst Funeral Home in LaSalle is handling arrangements.


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Originally Posted by zx14rfun
My daughter has a SW sigma 9mm. when she first got it it shot pretty well, ie, trigger pull. Here lately it doesn't pull smooth. I'm trying to figure out what the problem might be. I'm thinking about taking it to a gun smith but I live here in Hot Springs, AR. and don't know of any place to take it. Does any body out there have any ideas?
Thanks for any help.
I have a S&W SW9VE - it had a striker problem - off center on the primer.
I Contacted the Smith & Wesson Product Service Dept at 800-331-0852
I was sent (by Email) a prepaid shipping label to their service dept.
I had 30 days to send it - (by 2-day fed ex)
The Complete slide was replaced - works perfectly now - Oh by the way - all this was FREE.
That's S&W's warranty - Satisfaction - They are friendly at that 800 number.
You might want to talk to them about that FIRST!!!
Also_by the way - That is a cheap gun - but I like it!
Take the trigger out and there is a solve metal piece that could have some burrs on it. very lightly with very fine sand paper sand them off and all should be good. check the springs also and 1 or 2 drops of oil
YouTube smith and Wesson sigma trigger fix, I took two springs out of mine and wow what a difference
Just contact Smith & Wesson, they should resolve this for you. it sound like it would be covered under warranty.


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Biologist to speak on lessons from locusts
Posted April 1, 2009; 06:26 p.m.
Steve Simpson, a biologist at the University of Sydney in Australia, will give a talk on "Lessons From Locusts: From Social Behavior to Human Obesity" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 7, in 101 Friend Center.
Simpson's dual research interests -- nutrition and locust swarming -- have led to fundamental insights into the dietary causes of the human obesity epidemic, and have linked genetic, brain and bodily behaviors in individual insects to mass migration. Over the course of his career, he has made pioneering contributions to the fields of nutritional physiology, ecology and behavior.
Simpson has studied transformation or phase change of locusts, when the insects go from being shy, mutually aversive insects to a swarming mob. Those investigations have led Simpson and colleagues to discover some of the mechanisms that lead to such swarming, including elevated levels of the chemical serotonin in locust brains.
The eating habits of locusts, he has found, may help explain why humans are getting fatter. Locusts eat until they take in enough protein, he has found. He has suggested that humans might be doing the same, fueling the obesity epidemic. Because food has become increasingly fat and carbohydrate rich, the amount of food needed to get a protein "fix" has increased, Simpson reasons.
After earning his Ph.D. at the University of London, Simpson spent most of his career at Oxford University, where he was a professor in the Department of Zoology as well as curator of the University Museum of Natural History. In 2005, he became an Australian Research Council Federation Fellow in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Sydney.
Simpson was elected a fellow of the Australian Academy of Science in 2007. In 2008, he was awarded the Australian Museum Eureka Prize for excellence in scientific research.
The event is part of the Princeton Frontiers of Biology Lecture Series and is sponsored by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Princeton University Press.
Simpson also will deliver a talk titled "The Geometry of Nutrition: From Cannibals to Human Obesity" at 12:30 p.m., Thursday, April 9, in 10 Guyot Hall. The lecture is sponsored by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.