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CORTLAND, N.Y. - The nationally top-ranked Cortland men's lacrosse team opened up defense of its Division III national title with a convincing 12-2 win versus eighth-ranked Western New England College Saturday afternoon at a snowy and cold SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex. Senior Brian Krol (Niskayuna) and sophomore Christian Daly (Syracuse/Jamesville-DeWitt) led the Red Dragons (1-0) with three goals each, while freshman goalie Mike Kaminski (Sayville) stopped seven shots in his first collegiate game.
Senior Tom Burke (Massapequa) added two goals and an assist for Cortland, and junior Jay DiStefano (Huntington) scored twice. Junior Matt Evanchak (Syracuse/West Genesee) and sophomore Mike Tota (Webster/Webster Schroeder) tallied one goal apiece and four other players each collected one assist. Junior defenseman Justin Schneidman (Katonah/John Jay-Cross River) recorded five caused turnovers and four ground balls and junior Justin Battino (Plainview) won 10-of-14 faceoffs.
Junior Colin Houlihan (Yorktown Heights/Yorktown) and sophomore Andrew Mariani (East Brunswick, NJ) scored the Golden Bears' (0-1) goals, and sophomore Patrick White (Milton, MA/Catholic Memorial) chipped in with an assist. Sophomore goalie Brewster Knowlton (Somers, CT) made 15 saves before giving way to junior Brian Hanno (Lowville/Lowville Academy), who did not stop a shot over the final one minute, seven seconds.
The Red Dragons opened up a 3-0 lead after the first quarter on goals from Krol, Burke and DiStefano. Krol sandwiched two more scores around Daly's first goal in the second quarter and Cortland led 6-0 at intermission.
Burke and Daly pushed Cortland's lead to 8-0 with goals at 6:16 and 4:13, respectively, in the third quarter, and DiStefano added a man-down goal at 2:25 to make it a 9-0 game. Houlihan finally put the Golden Bears on the scoreboard with a man-up goal at 40 seconds, but the Red Dragons closed the quarter on Tota's goal with 17 seconds remaining. Mariani made it 10-2 at 11:10 of the fourthy quarter before Daly and Evanchak closed out the scoring at 10:08 and 1:07.
Cortland out shot Western New England, 39-23, in the game and won 11-of-17 faceoffs.


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* Cortner, H.J. ,* Teich, G.M.R.,Vaughn, J. 2003
Backyard Wildlife Habitat and Fire Safety: A Guide for Residents of Flagstaff
Minard, A.E. ,Peterson, C. ,* Vosick, D.J. ,* Egan, D. 2006
Burning Under Old-Growth Ponderosa Pines on Lava Soils
* Fule, P.Z. ,* Verkamp, G. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2002
Case Study of a Community Stewardship Success: The White Mountain Stewardship Contract
* Abrams, J.B.,Burns, S. 2007
Closing the Feedback Loop: Evaluation and Adaptation in Collaborative Resource Management
Moote, A. 2013
Collaborative Forest Restoration Program Monitoring Curriculum: Background and Activities for Ecological Monitoring.
Derr, T. 2005
Conservation Biology, Restoration Ecology, and a Navajo View of Nature
* Yazzie-Durglo, V.,* Covington, W.W. 1993
Design and Implementation of Monitoring Studies to Evaluate the Success of Ecological Restoration on Wildlife
Block, W.M. ,Franklin, A.B. ,Ward, J.P.J. ,Ganey, J.L. ,White, G.C. 2001
Designing a Framework for Evaluating the Impacts and Outcomes of Forest Service Appeals
* Cortner, H.J. ,Vaughn, J.,* Teich, G.M.R. 2003
Development of Ecological Restoration Experiments in Fire Adapted Forests at Grand Canyon National Park
* Heinlein, T.A. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Smith, H.B. 2000
Ecological Restoration: A Major Component of Sustainable Use of the Planet
Cairns, J. Jr. 1999
Estimating Flagstaff Residents' Willingness to Pay for Forest Restoration in the Lake Mary and Upper Rio de Flag Watersheds: A Pilot Study
Mueller, J.M. 2012
Estimating willingness to pay for watershed restoration in Flagstaff, Arizona using dichotomous-choice contingent valuation.
Mueller, J.M. 2014
Evaluating CollaborativeNatural Resource Management
Conley, A. ,* Moote, M.A. 2003
Exploring Barriers to Collaborative Forestry: Report from a workshop held at Hart Prairie, Flagstaff, Arizona, September 17-19, 2003.
* Moote, M.A. ,Becker, D. 2003
Federal Forest-fire Policy in the United States
Stephens, S.L. ,Ruth, L.W. 2005
Fire in the Forest: Public Perceptions of Ecological Restoration in North-central Arizona
Ostergren, D.M. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,* Lowe, K. 2008
Forest Health From Different Perspectives
Kolb, T.E.,Wagner, M.R. ,* Covington, W.W. 1991
Forest Restoration Treatments: Their Effect on Wildland Fire Suppression Costs
Fitch, A.,Kim, Yeon-Su,* Waltz, A.E.M. 2013
Forest Service Contracting: A Basic Guide for Restoration Practitioners
Daly, C. ,Moseley, C. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Enzer, M. 2006
Fuels and Fire Behavior Modeling Using Remotely Sensed Data on the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona
* Crouse, J.E. 2005
Humans, Fires, and Forests: Social science applied to fire management: workshop summary, Tucson, Arizona, January 28-31, 2003.
* Cortner, H.J. ,Field, D.R.,Jakes, P.,* Buthman, J.D. 2003
Introduction: Humans, Fire, and Forests-Part II
* Cortner, H.J. ,Field, D.R. 2004
Introduction to the Special Issue: Humans, Fire, and Forests: The Reemergence of Research on Human Dimensions
* Cortner, H.J. 2004
Linking Ecosystem Health Indicators and Collaborative Management: a Systematic Framework to Evaluate Ecological and Social Outcomes
Munoz-Erickson, T.A. ,Aguilar-Gonzalez, B.J. ,Sisk, T.D. 2007
Living among Frequent-fire Forests: Human History and Cultural Perspectives
Murphy, A.,* Abrams, J.B.,Daniel, T.,* Yazzie-Durglo, V. 2007
Managing for Old Growth in Frequent-fire Landscapes
Fiedler, C.E.,* Friederici, P.G. ,Petruncio, M.,* Denton, C.W.,Hacker, W.D. 2007
Monitoring ecological effects
Savage, M. ,Derr, T. ,Schumann, M. ,* Abrams, J.B. 2006
Monitoring Handbook 1: What is multiparty monitoring?
Derr, T. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Savage, M. ,Schumann, M. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,McCarthy, L. ,* Lowe, K. 2005
Monitoring Handbook 2: Developing a multiparty monitoring plan.
Derr, T. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Savage, M. ,Schumann, M. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,McCarthy, L. ,* Lowe, K. 2005
Monitoring Handbook 3: Budgeting for monitoring.
Derr, T. ,Schumann, M. 2005
Monitoring Handbook 4: Monitoring ecological effects
Derr, T. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Savage, M. ,Schumann, M. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,McCarthy, L. ,* Lowe, K. 2005
Monitoring Handbook 5: Monitoring social and economic effects of forest restoration
Derr, T. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Savage, M. ,Schumann, M. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,McCarthy, L. ,* Lowe, K. 2005
Monitoring Handbook 6: Analyzing and interpreting monitoring data
* Lowe, K. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Derr, T. ,Savage, M. ,Ranger-Moore, J. ,* Abrams, J.B. 2005
Monitoring Old Growth in Frequent-fire Landscapes
Fiedler, C.E.,* Friederici, P.G. ,Petruncio, M. 2007
Navigating the Motives and Mandates of Multiparty Monitoring
* Moote, M.A. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,Krasilovsky, E. ,Schumann, M. ,Savage, M. ,Derr, T. 2007
Old-growth Policy
* Vosick, D.J. ,Ostergren, D.M. ,Murfitt, L. 2007
Plant Community Responses to Livestock Grazing: An Assessment of Alternative Management Practices in a Semi-arid Grassland
Loeser, M.R. ,Sisk, T.D. ,Crews, T.E. 2001
Political Challenges Facing Ecological Restoration in Protected Areas in the United States
* Cortner, H.J. ,Legg, J.,* Moote, M.A. ,Vaughn, J. 2004
Ponderosa pine ecosystems restoration and conservation: Steps toward stewardship
* Vance, R.K. ,Edminster, C.B. ,* Covington, W.W. ,* Blake, J.A. 2000
Public Perceptions of Forest Management in North Central Arizona: The Paradox of Demanding More Involvement but Allowing Limits to Legal Action
Ostergren, D.M. ,* Lowe, K. ,* Abrams, J.B. ,Ruther, E.J. 2006
Public perceptions of forest restoration in the southwest: A synthesis of selected surveys and literature
* Abrams, J.B.,* Lowe, K. 2005
Restoring Native Plants and Landscapes: A Guide for Residents of Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests
Minard, A.E. ,* Friederici, P.G. 2004
The Right to Change Tribal Forest Management
* Yazzie-Durglo, V. 1998
Seeding Versus Natural Regeneration: A Comparison of Vegetation Change Following Thinning and Burning in Ponderosa Pine
* Springer, J.D. ,* Waltz, A.E.M. ,* Fule, P.Z. ,Moore, M.M. ,* Covington, W.W. 2001
Social Science to Improve Fuels Management: A Synthesis of Research on Collaboration
Sturtevant, V. ,* Moote, M.A. ,Jakes, P. ,Cheng, A.S. 2005
Socioeconomic Barriers and the Role of Biomass Utilization in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Restoration
Hjerpe, E.,* Abrams, J.B.,Becker, D. 2009
The Tribal Perspective of Old Growth in Frequent-fire Forests—Its History
* Yazzie-Durglo, V. 2007
United front first requires agreement
McKinnon, T. ,James, M.A. 2004
The Use of Ecosystem Health Indicators for Evaluating Ecological and Social Outcomes of the Collaborative Approach to Management: The Case Study of the Diablo Trust
Munoz-Erickson, T.A. ,Aguilar-Gonzalez, B.J. 2003
Using parallel strategies to promote change: forest policy making under George W. Bush
Vaughn, J.,* Cortner, H.J. 2004
Value Orientation and Forest Management: The Forest Health Debate
* Abrams, J.B.,Kelly, E.,Shindler, B.,Wilton, J. 2005
What to Expect from Collaboration in Natural Resource Management: A Research Synthesis for Practitioners
* Moote, M.A. ,* Lowe, K. 2008
Wilderness Management and the Restoration of Fire: An Analysis of Laws and Regulations in Northern Arizona
Ostergren, D.M. 2006
Workforce Needs of the Four Forest Restoration Initiative Project: An Analysis
Combrink, T.,Fox, W.,Petersen, J. 2012


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Actually, all of the pouches have sides to them. They is just a little bit of an inward curvature that makes them hard to see.
I made mine to... from scratch.. and of course the referrance photos on the net... (lots on that link of over 1000 images) I built mine of Sintra for the little boxes.... and I bought some Leatherett that looks pretty dead on for leather. Wrapped the stuff around the boxes... and I went to the second hand store.. bought some belts.. that were the same size... Joined the two.. to make it a bigger belt.. and also wrapped leatherett around that so it matches the boxes. I didn't make my boxes open.. that to me was gonna be a little bit more work then I was wanting to do.. Anyway.. all turned out great.. very pleased with it.. So I'll have some finished photos of my mannequin in a few days or week or two... just finishing little things up on it. Good luck.. and like Boba Phat said.. its pretty easy and sure is well worth it.. of all the money you would save from buying it...
Thanx alot for the input. I am very interested in seeing the final product.Mykull, I am guessing you used the 1/8 inch sintra? Let me know when you get a chance.
I think I used the size just up from 1/8... of Sintra.. forget what it is.. but its thicker... now you can still use 1/8, it would be lighter for sure.. but I just thought that the thickness would come into factor when it was been worn... so that if it gets knocked or something... it would be a little more stronger then the 1/8, can could with hold a bit of abuse.... But hey its up to you of course.. just my 2 cents... I'll be posting images reeeeeaaaalllll soon..
i made mine from brown vinyl i got from walmart, for like 3 bucks, for 3 yards...it was on sell...Hancocks or Joanns always has it in stock...
you wouldnt happen to have a pattern for that?
i actually used the one from OB1s Academy, but altered it for jango.... www.obiwansjediacademy.com
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So I should get the Button Post studs, not the Rivet Button studs?
I believe they're all the same.. They have the same item # anyway
make sure to order the setter also. you WILL need it.
The button studs that I use are attached with a screw, no setter needed.
I think I'll use the ones with the setter, I've used the same kinda thing for buttons on my costume and they work nice, besides, I'm putting these in some thick foam that I'm weathering up and got to look like leather, I think the rivets will work better.
The prop palace sells the holster for $135, and they look alright but I was wondering if anyone had bought one from them, and do the Rubies blasters fit in them.
I don't have the one from the Prop Palace, but I have heard lots of bad things about them as a whole. In fact, back in the day (Oh- alllll the way back in MAY!) I ordered one from them- never got it. After almost two months I told them to cancel and refund my money. By then I had one from Biggerkid. I just got the V2.0 one of his- its PERFECT! It fits my Rubies pistols great as well as my Metal Westars.
If you want to save money, go with Rubies. They are good for the price. But if you are going to spend the bigger doe- go with one from Biggerkid.
I purchased one from them. It's nice, had to add some more holes in the belt even though I sent them measurements. It's not %100 accurate, but it will do for now. The rubies blasters fit perfect in them. nice and snug, almost like it was made for them.
Alright, I know some of the different methods that people like Seeker have used to give their ammo belts and stuff look weathered. But, I was wondering if anyone has tried just light sanding on leather for a rougher look? I want to give my ammo belt and my holster belt a little bit of a worn look.
Anyone tried this yet?
Actually i have done just that whojedi. I've been messing around with sandpaper and going crazy lately with it. The more pics i see of jangos belt and see how torn and weathered it looks. The more i go towards that way. I'll get some more shots of it today. check this one out for now.
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I know that you did some of them by painting first and then sanding, but did you just sand the one in your picture? It looks good.
What type of sandpaper are you using?
Hey Jay,
I have lightly sanded the surface using 400 grit or finer & it just takes off the finish. It will then accept some lighter dye to highlight the worn areas. You could also water down some acrylic paint & airbrush too to add some staining & wear effects.
yeah not just sandpaper. To get that look, you would need a darker leather. Mine just happen to be really light. Thats why I had to dye it, then spray paint it, then weather it with acrylics - then spray again.
This picture is the total of everything that I have done to my belt. the lighter stuff is from the sandpaper. I used 600 and all kinds. You should go with 600 and if it doesnt do justice for you, then keep going harder up.
I wish that i had a darker leather. :) but in my mind i always thougth of dyeing it. then weathering.
hope this helps.
BKBT and Seeker, both of those tips should help alot. Since mine is a darker leather, I am going to try just sanding first on some of the hidden parts of the gun belt to test it. If that works well, I will do the whole thing and then see if I need to add some paint or dye work.
Thanks guys!!!
Does anyone know where I can find these in stores? Not online?
Try a leather shop or someone that sells horse gear, saddles, straps, etc. Other than that, I have not found anything close inmy travels.
I've bought mine from www.theleatherfactory.com and didn't use the setter. I used a adjustible wrench. They ones that can me moved by adjusting the notches. Not the ones with the winding thing that adjusts the height slowly. I've opened it up a little bit and clapped it shut. It worked perfectly. I guess you just have know what kind of wrench im talking about. I tried to find a picture of it online but can't seem to find it. Sorry.


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Condition: 8/10 Wear on feedneck and grips.Can post more pics.
Color: Black
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|I can't imagine having more than one of these giraffes running around.
|My dogs were three years apart and it was perfect. They were both males but their personalities were so compatible it wasn't even funny. My first one was pretty well trained which made it so much easier with the second one. I could place my older one in a down stay while I dealt with the puppy. I couldn't imagine having two dogs if my first one wasn't reliably trained.
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I find for me close together in age is best. I have 5 dogs ages 6,3,2,2,and 5 months. No issues with them picking up bad habits etc. They are well trained and all in sync. On that note I'm getting a female in June
I feel the more age difference the more likely a problem like an older dog would not do well with a puppy and their antics. My 6 year old is a female lab. She's laid back and cleans all their eyes and ears lol. Great dog or I am just lucky.
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|I have had them close together and it was hard work. I really prefer about 5 years between them. I think my current pack of 3 has about 4.5 years between them all. Kayos is 11, Havoc is 6.5, and Mayhem will be 2 next month.
|At 14 months we are not ready yet. She is taking Nosework and Obedience classes and is coming along well but nowhere near as trained as she needs to be to add a seccond. Maybe I will change my target to 3-4 years. If I start looking for a pup when she is 3 it may very well take until she is 4 to find the right one anyway! Thanks for all the advice.
If I had a choice, it would be at 2-4 years old. The older dog is settled in and well behaved and well socialized at this point, and is confident enough that a new puppy won't shake them up. But young enough that they have the energy for the puppy and willingness to go along with them.
My dog is 9 years old and I brought in a puppy. Would I suggest this to just anyone? NO. My older dog doesn't mind dogs from about 5 or 6 months on... but any younger than that, and she just doesn't have any desire to do anything with them. She's not really the motherly type. She is never aggressive... just wants nothing to do with the pup.
Thank goodness Arya, even though she's only 7.5 weeks old, is quick to learn and pretty respectful already of my older dog's space. She forgets, and will go to play with her again, but after a couple growls (not low and quiet and aggressive, but loud "out of my space pup!" type), she gets the hint and goes off to do something else.
If I had a choice though... I would have gotten the pup when mine was 3 or 4 years old... maybe 5. 9 years old is pushing it. She still has quite a few years left in her... but she's a crotchety old lady who likes the quiet life... and this pup is starting to stir some of that up. The looks Tasha (my older girl) gives me though... Makes me laugh... I do give them both quite a bit of separate attention though.
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I just got my second GSD. (puppy)
Elly May at 5 years old gets along with him great, as long as they are outside the house. Inside they occasionally snap at each other and Elly prefers to be left alone.
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We have one who is nearly 4 now, and one who is almost 18 months old, and we have no problems with them. My advice would be to make sure you introduce order into their daily lives.
e.g. when I open any door, gate etc, they both sit and wait to be told it's ok to come in or go out.
When they get into, or out of the car, they sit and wait to be called, by name, one by one to jump in or out.
They sit to have their collars and leads put on / taken off and then continue to sit until I release them or I'm ready to start walking..No charging off!
When they are in the house, they don't get to romp around, that is outside behaviour, they have the run of the house, but at a walk!
They are fine with these rules, they grew up with them and they get heaps of outside play and off-lead exercise..In return for this training investment, I have two large dogs, who are often admired for their behaviour, they make me proud and are good ambassadors for their respective breeds.
I agree with comments made re: having two senior dogs at the same time, but my last dog was getting arthritic when we got the pup and that caused it's own set of problems because puppy wanted to play and old dog wanted to be left in peace..
I say if you're ready for the extra work, go for it and enjoy them
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I've always thought that 3-5 years apart would be idea, in theory anyway. That being said, we got Keefer when Dena was only 13 months old - they were half siblings 11-1/2 months apart.
There were several reasons I was willing to break my own rule, and the fact that Dena was extremely well behaved from a young age was a big one. She was never a destructive chewer, she'd already taken several basic obedience classes and a beginner agility class by the time we got Keefer, and I felt completely confident that we could set aside her training to spend the time necessary to work with him for awhile.
My main concern was that they would both be seniors at the same time but sadly, she died of lymphoma at 4 years old, so that issue never arose. A few months after she died we got Halo, who is a bit over 3 years younger than Keefer, so we did finally end up with the age range we expected to have, which has worked out fine.
|I like to have the first dog fully mature and advanced in their training before adding in another. I prefer 4 years between dogs though it hasn't always worked out that way. Right now I have dogs that will be 11, 10, 5, 3 and 1 this year.
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Here's a nice Uzi kit I put on GB
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If bought by a member here, I'll ship for free.
Wish I had the money. That looks like a great complete kit. Good luck with the sale.
I wish he would offer it to members here first then go to gunbroker seems to be a current theme
not helping out his brothers first
I have it on my watch list
not a shitty statement at all, you post here to promote a item you are selling on a auction site instead of posting it here first in the classified to fellow members. its nice you offer free shipping but never the less folks here have to bid with the general public
second I don't care about post counts that means little too nothing in the grand scheme, talent does and that comes out in the builds or assembly of kits, also I never heard of PKT receivers so i don't know what you are talking about
there is no denying IMHO using a ffl receiver is not building that is my belief and if others don't like that well thats there problem
many of us here regardless of post count don't even sell to each other we trade and or just out and out give stuff to each other to help. I am one of the folks
so again my post was not shitty and if you don't see the point thats ok also
I wont get into the cross posting on forums rule that I follow, If you are so much for the members, the week long it was posted on WG you could have notified the members here about it to help out. Sorry for me, I have rules to follow. However I can say, It will not happen again.
do you still have this for sale and i cant see the pic any way you can post another pic.


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Welcome to the Gold Coast Allison
17 April 2013 , 1:17 PM by Bern Young
It's amazing how quickly a story can be passed around.
It's Sunday night, I should be in bed already but I get a tweet from my brekkie colleague at 612 Brisbane Spencer Howson. He's seen something on Facebook that doesn't make the Gold Coast look good.
A few tweets and emails later and I have the phone number of Allison Drysdale. She and her family have just moved here, looking for a better life for their disabled son.
And what a welcome she's had.
She tells me she'd been shopping for new school supplies at Robina Town Centre. She'd parked in a disabled zone with a disabled parking permit.
So why then did she cop a $150 fine?
"I just went into hysterics. I clenched my fist and punched my leg."
"I was immediately enraged because life is hard at the moment, life is really hard for Lachie and for us."
Her son Lachlan is six years old but has the abilities of an eight-month old baby. He can't walk or talk and he needs to be fed and changed.
"He does have some personal interaction far beyond an eight-month old. He giggles when appropriate. He looks you in the eye when you tell him that you love him. When you ask him if he loves you, he slaps you on the back in a very clumsy way but it's an affectionate response."
By her own admission, Allison's parking permit was in very poor condition. (She'd later find out that Queensland Transport had a faulty batch of these permits which have all deteriorated in the sun.)
Allison immediately rang the council and says she was told it was "her fault" for having an old-looking permit. She then drove to the Nerang offices of council to plead her case.
She walked in with her invalid mother on one arm, pushing Lachlan in a wheelchair and desperately sobbing. The council employee was sympathetic to an extent but Allison left there in no doubt that this fine would not be waived.
One of my favourite moments this week was when Allison told me she felt lighter, just knowing she wasn't alone in this.
After her story went to air, a Bond Uni legal student called wanting to help her. Today after Council apologised publicly on the radio I had another listener call offering to pay the fine if Council pursued it.
Welcome to the Gold Coast Allison.
At this moment the fine still stands but local Councillor Bob La Castra has pledged to personally look at Allison's case.
"We do have a heart. That sort of thing would normally be dealt with in a totally different way."
Listen to Allison's story.
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I also have one of these faulty stickers which has just simply distintegrated. Despite applying for a new one I have yet to hear anything. You can't win. Allison you are not alone. I share not only a stupid sticker, but an appreciation for what you are going through, and an understanding of what it feels like when you run into brick wall after brick wall. Much Love.
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How ever many the Sheriff will let you get. It is different from county to county. That is one of the bad things about the permit law. The Sheriff can limit how many handguns you can buy.
I never got one in Johnston County, or any NC County for that mater.
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These are frustrating, tantalizing days for many of the same-sex couples who seized the chance to marry in recent years.
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Android phones have long been accused of copying Apple's smartphone template, and new revelations by a Swedish programmer show it even extends to secretly tracking its users.
Yesterday we reported on how iPhone users' movements were being tracked secretly, and now it appears as if Android phone owners are also at risk. Magnus Eriksson, a Swedish programmer, has discovered that a similar file is kept within the Android OS, though it records less information and in a very different way. The file records users' movements by keeping a record of the last 50 mobile masts the phone has communicated with as well as the last 200 Wi-Fi networks it has recognised. These lists are overwritten when each list is full with the oldest disappearing first, as you would expect. Eriksson has not been able to discover whether or not the file is sent to Google.
The iOS file is easily accessible through the phone or on a computer which syncs with the phone however, getting access to the file on Android phones requires some technical expertise to extract. Google has failed to respond to requests for a comment so far, just as Apple has remained silent on the matter. In the states a Democratic senator, Al Franken, has written to Steve Jobs looking for an explanation while here in Europe, Germany's data commissioner has announced he will launch an official investigation into the matter. With Android now officially the largest smartphone OS, this latest revelation will affect a huge amount of people but whether or not the files stored in iOS and Android are actually malicious or not remains unclear.
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After being registered 2 years, many transactions & PMs and even 15 posts I am now in the "NEWLY REGISTERED MEMBER GROUP" I know this new membership plan is to make sure people are here for the right reason but it seems like my 2 year history will show that.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton came out in opposition to proposals from mainly Muslim groups that would make defamation of a religion a crime. She noted, "some claim that the best way to protect the freedom of religion is to implement the so-called anti defamation"policies that restrict the right of people to attack and criticize religions. "The United States will always…. stand against discrimination and persecution… but an individual's ability to practice his or her religion has no bearing on others' freedom of speech." She noted there will always even within a religion be conflicts and disagreements as to the meaning and goals of the religion, and according to the resolution, even those could be interpreted as a crime because someone criticized a religion.
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i saved up 600 dollars and im looking to get a new setup hopper tank and gun im upgrading from an ion a halo 2 and steel hpa tank im looking for opinions cause im a sorta new player and i already sold my old setup for money
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I'd recommend the $550 2012 reflex + rotor and save a little bit more for a ninja 68.
If that budget not flexible at all, consider maybe an XTC, Etha, or Rail and you could save on a Pinokio versus another super loader.
If that budget not flexible at all, consider maybe an XTC, Etha, or Rail and you could save on a Pinokio versus another super loader.
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check the forums, you could buy a used supergun for like 400. (ie: Geo, an older Ego)www.trademygun.com also has some pretty good deals on used guns.swapmytank.com also has used tanks that have been tested and are reliable and cheap. you can pick up a 68/45 for like $100 bucks.loaders: Z2, better than rotor IMO (i own both)overall, check for used equipment, you can get some pretty good deals
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During the recent Virginia Tech University shootings, students used their cell phones to communicate via text messaging and to inconspicuously snap photos of unfolding events.
Such information would have been useful to law enforcement officials who were hunting the killer, but because there's no way to transmit text messages, photos or videos to operators when calling 911, police officers couldn't access the evidence.
This could soon change.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced in January 2007 that his city would develop a system that allows emergency 911 centers, and eventually 311 centers, to receive digital photos and videos from callers.
Other localities and states also want to improve the level of information collected by 911 call center operators.
A Better 911
The concept of a system that will allow digital photos to be sent directly to 911 call centers was unveiled at the association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) annual conference in August 2006.
The company behind the system, PowerPhone, a Connecticut-based crisis communications training and consulting group, has been at work in the lab refining the software. Public safety answering points (PSAPs) - county or city agencies responsible for answering 911 calls for emergency assistance - could be accepting photos from 911 callers by next year.
"It's a positive step forward toward the next generation of 911 systems," said Patrick Halley, government affairs director of the National Emergency Number Association (NENA). "My understanding is we're not quite where you can dial 911, take a picture, push a button and send it off to a 911 center while you're still on the phone. We'd like to get there, and that's certainly what our organization and the standard folks are looking at."
Other jurisdictions are also looking into such a deployment. Indiana call centers have tested the concept with sent text messages, but are still in the research mode. In Tennessee, some call centers can receive digital photos, but they must first go to an IT person's e-mail address before they are sent to the 911 call center. Right now, that's about as close as it gets to such a system.
"The current plan is you call 911 and say you have a photo of a criminal or a crash or whatever it is, and they say, â??OK, text message it to this address,'" Halley said. "Then you do it and call back. That's not ideal, but it's definitely a positive step to getting us to where we need to be."
Software on the Way?
The improved version of the PowerPhone system, called Incident Linked Multimedia (ILM), is slated for preview at the August 2007 APCO conference, according to Greg Sheehan, director of marketing for PowerPhone.
"What we've done to our first iteration of the technology is made some modifications based on the agencies we've talked with that are interested in using it to better accommodate their needs," Sheehan said. "We found that the original concept of the product is good, but we're trying to build a little more into the product. We're in discussions with several people who are interested in piloting the software."
Sheehan said as soon as the software is ready, PSAPs with ILM can accept digital photos or videos directly from 911 callers. "There's that perception that you have to wait for a next-generation 911 system to be developed," he said. "That's really not the truth. You need an Internet connection and a computer on one end to receive it, then you can receive those photos at your 911 center."
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A 911 call comes into a PSAP, and the caller describes the problem and reports that he or she can send a photo to the PSAP.
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Re: Beaver Mountie
Based on a stuffed animal I got on a Girl Scout trip to Dorchester, Canada.
Re: Friggin' Eh
Re: FonzEhhhh!
Yooo. For this week, jimiyo and I collaborated on this fine piece of work.
We call it, "FonzEhhh" We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it.
Thanks for your comments and your votes. May Canada be with you all.
Re: One Small Step For Moose
I really thought this was a fun idea... I hope you enjoy it!
Re: Mounties
A quickie entry while I work on my other one.
Re: hoser.
Simple yet effective
Re: Bull Hockey
Re: Got Tuque Eh?
A tuque is a canadian knit hat, like the one the moose is wearing.
Re: O-Canadas!
Withe 11 minerals and vitamins for a healthy lifestyle. Also trace bits of moose
very funny
Re: Moose with Trees
I like the colors of this one GMV
Re: Unofficial Seal of Canada (red)
The teeth are a nice touch...L.O.L.
Re: Ontrillio
A white trillium serves as the emblem and official flower of the Canadian province of Ontario. Named for it's trio of petals and supporting leaves beneath it, the Trillium is a very delicate flower and is protected in a number of US states as well as one certain breed of Trillium is protected in Ontario. Also, a white trillium serves as the emblem on the Franco-Ontarian flag.
Re: Be a Mountie
I had this exact idea last night. I'm glad to see someone did it
superspryte wrote:Based on a stuffed animal I got on a Girl Scout trip to Dorchester, Canada.
You traced a stuffed animal?
Re: Canadian Can-Can
Three animals popular in Canada (moose, bear, goose) doing a dance on a maple leaf. I didn't want to make a shirt that just screamed "Canadian Tourist shirt!" so I toned down the colors. This is something I'm hoping someone can wear without thinking they are advertising Canada where ever they go. Not that I dislike Canada (not one bit) but I don't like wearing a giant USA Flag in bold red/white/blue either. If the colors are muted and made into a more stylize form then I tend to wear it.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=11490]Canada
Ok that last thing doesnt work, here's this...
Re: Canadian BoardGame
So many words out there . . not enough shirt space
Re: Canadian Periodic Table
Patchitect wrote:You traced a stuffed animal?
XP no.... she drew it by free hand silly It's cute.
Re: A little bit of Canada
I tried to put a whole bunch of Canadian symbols in there. The maple tree, moose, canada goose, a beaver.
I didn't want to go with just the single maple leave so I did a whole tree to be different :P
Re: Rorschach's Canada
Most wearable shirt so far. Great job.
Jemmacakes wrote:Kewtness!
Thanks Jemma! I was inspired by my nephews and niece who play hockey and live in Minnesota. While they aren't in Canada, the theme will still carry over well if it wins. The kids will be gaga for it.
Re: This message brought to you by Canada
It scares me...so sorry...can...not...vote.
Re: canadian caribou
I like this one a lot. It has to do with the theme but you can sport it whenever you want. Voted.
Re: AmeriCanada
The flag of the new Woot Republic.
did you do this with your wife's feet again??
jk of course
Re: Traveling Abroad
Traveling overseas in the near future? Might get better service and shot at less with this shirt. Show your Canadian pride (even if you're not)!
Love the team effort.
Re: Get Busy
This is great. The beaver, the hat, the two languages. I hope it wins so I can buy it.
Hazelnuts wrote:Ok that last thing doesnt work, here's this...
Dont they have a vote to see if they want to secede every couple of years? nice job, very funny. ;-)
jbedwar1 wrote:did you do this with your wife's feet again??
jk of course
That grafeeti shirt was her right foot... this, unfortunately, was her left.
Re: Fireweed - Flower of the Yukon
I went in a totally different direction than most people. Like US states, the provinces and territories of Canada all have their specific emblems. What started out as an idea to combine all of the provincial/territorial flowers, I ended up using just the gorgeous fireweed, the official flower of the Yukon. It is an on-theme shirt without being obviously about Canada, thus requiring no explanation to wear every day. Well. Not every day. Unless you wash it every night, please.
Very nice collab.
Re: CURRRLING
I totally love this guy. Good one, Cheese!
I love this little guy!
Whoa it's riffmaster! Haven't seen you in a while.. love the shirt!
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|HEY??? Where did our young new found friend go??????????????.Hummmm.
|Well, starting up your own car business is not a bad idea at all. However, I would advise you to look into all aspects before planning to set up your own business. As, Toddalin said, it is vital to even consider insurance before setting up your car business.
|S10 Racer
|I don't mean to discourage you at all but at your age it may be too early to really know what you want to do. Life has so many twists and turns that causes a lot of people to go in a different direction as they get older. Stay interested in what you like right now and learn all you can but also be aware that as you get older, other opportunities may arise that may take you in a different career direction. I know I have changed my mind so many times growing up, it happens to most people. Good luck with whatever your plans are.
"Lots of guys right out of college want the corner office and $50,000 a year; they don't want to start at the bottom and prove themselves.
One thing I didn't see mentioned: Don't get into fights, drugs, etc. Keep your nose clean as the old timers would say. A well mannered, polite, willing-to-learn young guy who asks the right questions and stays focused...will always get a 2nd look. If you look homeless, sound ignorant, dropped out of school and have an arrest-sheet; they won't bother with you. And maybe it won't be with the guy you really want to work for; but, he has friends and so do they. You may get a call saying "my parts driver didn't come to work today, Jim says you're a good kid and can be dependable; stop by at 5 tonight" You show up at 4.30. And you go to work early in the morning and stay late and work hard. They can't seem to figure out how to teach that in college. "
Man, do I agree with that!!
|You should try to get a job in a shop so you can learn how everything is run. I want to do the same as you, open my own shop, but i want to deal with aftermarket and performance only, no repairs for me lol. Where are you located?
|While I agree it is very important to know aleast the basics of the new car systems,it is like a lawyer not knowing all laws on the books.It is knowing how to do the research to find some of the answers and understanding the results of the research.That isn't any small part of the diagnostics.
|Mr. P-Body
Wow. All good stuff! We truly represent a good cross-section here. I went from "heavy line" in dealerships to "the machine shop" when my body got older and didn't like "crawling around under cars". My specialty was always engines and manual transmissions, so it was a natural move. My education started in the mid '70s, went to college in Cal, went to AAI in PHX (good school in those days, learned a lot). That environement IS gone, but it, too, is the natural evolution. As cars get more and more complex, whether it be for emmissions and drivability or just gimmickry, one NEEDS to understand them.
I DID put a motor and trans in a '65 GTO last weekend... 505 and a Muncie! (eat your hearts out... it's a beauty and it hauls booty(!), wish it was mine)
Fortunately for me, the fundementals haven't changed, only the "controls". It all makes perfect sense, though I'm not sure I could actually "do it" today.... Leave it to you young bucks! I'll build the motors.
Good luck in what ever you decide!
Im younger than most of the guys here; and I lucked into this job. My dad was a shop teacher and something he taught me years ago, still applies. "Learning how to take something apart and reassemble it is one thing; but there will ALWAYS be someone willing to do it faster and for less money, one day you'll be too old to keep up. What you need to do is UNDERSTAND -HOW- they work and how to diagnose the problem."
Learn to weld, learn about precision measuring equipment, learn everything you can about the new stuff. Learn to read and UNDERSTAND a wiring diagram. Learn how computer programming works.
Start hanging around the old timers, ask questions. Go to school, ask questions. Yes some people are grumpy old salts; but did you notice every guy on here said the same thing "I learned under someone else when I got started" This means sweeping floors, cleaning the office, mopping the bathroom, answering phones, picking up lunch and washing cars. Don't get discouraged, don't assume you're ready to go to work, wait your turn, be polite and keep at it. If its in your soul, don't give up. I had lots of jobs before this, just be patient and stay focused.
Lots of guys right out of college want the corner office and $50,000 a year; they don't want to start at the bottom and prove themselves.
One thing I didn't see mentioned: Don't get into fights, drugs, etc. Keep your nose clean as the old timers would say. A well mannered, polite, willing-to-learn young guy who asks the right questions and stays focused...will always get a 2nd look. If you look homeless, sound ignorant, dropped out of school and have an arrest-sheet; they won't bother with you. And maybe it won't be with the guy you really want to work for; but, he has friends and so do they. You may get a call saying "my parts driver didn't come to work today, Jim says you're a good kid and can be dependable; stop by at 5 tonight" You show up at 4.30. And you go to work early in the morning and stay late and work hard. They can't seem to figure out how to teach that in college.
|Too Many Projects
Good to see someone your age interested in hot rods...
The other guys touched on the learning aspects and age. In most states you'll need to be 21 to own a business, so you have time to follow the advise. Get auto training and business courses. Just running the paperwork is a job in itself. I've been self-unemployed in the trucking industry for 25 years and the paperwork is intimidating. Bonding, waste generator permits and liability and property insurance can be huge cash flow eaters. Like has been said, working for others while gaining age and experience will be a huge step in the right direction for your goal. Save every dime you can squirrel away too....
Many of us seem to be of the "older" crowd and could walk in a full service station in high school and get a job as a pump jockey. From there, hanging out in the shop usually led to minor mechanical work when the pumps where quiet and moving up the chain to full time wrench. That envirenment doesn't exist anymore and it's truely sad. Mastery of electronic controls is where it's at now and the person who can quickly and ACCURATELY diagnose issues with those systems has a good chance at success. The hot rod stuff can come after the business is established and you have a couple other people who can do the everyday work for you. Trying to exist on just hot rods is a narrow field in this world anymore...
|Don't even think about it until you check out insurance.
|People don't consider as being a very demanding physical job,but it is and there is a hell of a difference doing it for a living vs as a hobby.In tools too.Home use tools are fine for what they are used for,but to have tools in your hands from 8 to 12 hrs a day the pro line tools like Snap-on have subtle designs that just seem to fit your hands better and do improve production when working flat rate.Time is money for sure.Not unheard of for a "A" mechanic to have from $75,000 and up in tools and a box.Only way to move from place to place is with a tilt back flat bed truck.You do work for the payments to the Snap-On tool guys that normally stops by once a week for his payment and to try to sell you more.The design of today's cars is a endless tool purchase.The car makers do try in design to run the mom and pop shops out to support their dealerships shops and parts.So it is a must you stay current with tools.
Agreed. I took shop/tech classes in high school. Back when they taught such things. Worked summers in the bus garage for extra graduation credits.
After high school graduation. Tech school in StLouis Mo. Working at auto shops while attending classes. Gdradated, then back to Michigan. Viet Nam and Uncle Sam wanted me for helicopters. Then extension classes at local SE Michigan colleges into the eighties.
Holley had courses back in the seventies. As did several of the engine parts suppliers. Attended everything available.
Then there is the School of Hard Knocks.
Yep.I went to University@ Buffalo and was ASE trained.The U@Ohio has a good automotive program where David Vizard holds classes as well.Some young guys find a program in the military where they are paid to train.And yes alot of that isn't recognized in public life,but it is surely one hell of a stepping stone.Actually yrs ago the roots of my involvement in mechanics came from a guy would learned it from being a World War II motor pool mechanic who owned a shop where I worked as a kid.
It's true going to UB@Buffalo laid a solid foundation for business management.Even through I still can't spell worth a damm...........LOL!!.
|Mr. P-Body
Fmrstrtrcr nailed it. Education, education, education... Business classes, math classes, ELECTRONICS classes... I am absolutley amazed at how many young bucks "think" they already know what they need to know to repair cars, without ever having set foot in a classroom beyond high school. If you're going to the business, you MUST be able to diagnose and repair modern cars. BTW, if I were a youngster, I would be studying electronics and how they "work" in cars. THAT'S where the money is today.
Agreed, COMPLETELY. Get a job actually DOING it, so you find out early whether or not it's "for you". Use that job to 'work" your way through school. You may find other more lucrative avenues, and "use" automotive expertise as a "hobby".
When you understand the concepts behind what makes a car "work", it's much easier to diagnose and repair. A 20-year old was in my shop a couple weekls ago, bragging about his mechical knowledge, and how he could go to work in a dealership... Right... I asked him "How does a knock sensor work"? "Oh, that's easy. It tells the computer to change "things" when it senses knocking..." My reply "No, not WHAT does it do. HOW does it do it?" Deer in the headlites... Same question regarding air flow measurement. "Ohmes!" Duh... But HOW? Deer in the headlites. And these are two small examples. Explain what headers "do" (why they "make power"). Which is capable of more sheer horsepower: Carb, EFI or mechanical injection? (when gasoline is the fuel) Which is most efficient?
These are just a few examples of what a true automotive tech needs to know these days. The days of "tuning" the 327 under the willow tree are LONG behind us...
I would take every business class available, along with ASE automotive classes.
You can be the best mechanic in the world, but it you cant manage your money and employees, you'll be out of business in no time.
You dont mention where youre from, but each state has its own division that manages auto repair facilities. Check with your local Secretary of State or DMV for licensing requirements and business laws governing auto repair.
Save your money, fresh company startups requre a big bank account, you have to be able to cover all your expenses(employees, benefits, utilities, insurance, licenses, building, tools, etc) for at least a year to insure time for you business to take off. Trying to earn as you go can cost you good employees and customers.
You have several years before you could legally enter into the contracts needed for such a business, so spend those working in an existing shop learning how they should and should not function, plus plent of schooling to give yourself the best shot at succeeding. Most of the cars you'll be working on will be newer stuff, so learn about fuel injection and electronic controls, theyre not going away.
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On Thursday, USA Hockey announced the 39 players who have been invited to compete for a roster spot when Team USA vies for the Olympic gold medal in Turino, Italy this February. Among the group were Buffalo Sabres Chris Drury (pictured left) and Ryan Miller.
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I currently own one of each, but mine aren't directly comparable as the G23 is a Gen3 RTF2 model.
Either is a fine choice; really, it just boils down to what caliber you prefer. Here are the stats:
Fifteen slightly-less-powerful 9mm caliber shots, or thirteen slightly-more-powerful .40 caliber shots.
The .40 weighs more (empty or loaded), but not by much.
9mm will bounce a bit less during firing.
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The Rev. Robert "Obie" Odierna, board member of the Canobie Lake Protective Association, wore his patriotic colors as he paddled his kayak while serving as a judge in the annual Fourth of July Boat Parade Thursday afternoon. (APRIL GUILMET/Union Leader Correspondent)
The 2013 Fourth of July Boat Parade had officially begun.
And it's something the folks on both the Windham and Salem sides of the lake look forward to each summer.
According to Bill Schroeder, acting president of the Canobie Lake Protective Association (CLPA), the tradition began sometime in the 1980s, although no one's sure exactly when.
Canobie Lake is Salem's municipal water source, and while swimming isn't permitted, boats of all kinds are allowed as long as they're not pulling water skiers or allowing passengers to jump off for a quick dip.
There were pirate ships and hula dancers, tie-dyed shirts and dancing Santa Clauses and, of course, plenty of red, white and blue.
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Be extremely wary of Castle Hill International Language Centre in Stamford, Lincolnshire. Not only do they underpay their teaching staff, but they never pay on time. Apparently, the owner of the school, who is also owner of IHH Language School and Vocational Academy in Gyor, Hungary, claims to be broke and has used this as an excuse not to pay teachers for up to three months. If you can read Hungarian you can follow the series of articles on Otto Nagy at http://www.kisalfold.hu
In addition, the school, or should I rather state "cowboy school", makes many false claims in their advertising. On their website at http://www.chilc.co.uk they state that they currently have 100 students from 20 different countries. In reality the school has less than 10 students who are shared by three part-time teachers (who have not received their salaries for January).
Castle Hill International Language Centre is an old rundown building in need of renovation. On entering you will inhale the stench of sewage and in the classrooms you really need a coat since there is no heating (Only the office is heated).
The school claims to offer various courses, yet it has neither the students, the staff nor resources to teach them.
Daily the school is hounded by people chasing for cheques, from host families to suppliers.
At present the school is advertising for Social Organisers for Summer. They are offering just 5 pounds an hour. Of course, this is under the legal minimum salary of 5.52 for somebody over 18.
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European coffee commercial
I sent that video to a few people. they all liked it too.
"To show you how radical I am, I want carjackers dead. I want rapists dead. I want burglars dead. I want child molesters dead. I want the bad guys dead. No court case. No parole. No early release. I want 'em dead. Get a gun and when they attack you, shoot 'em."
Ted Nugent - speaking at the NRA convention April 17, 2005
Wow that's great
"Courage is being scared to death - and saddling up anyway." - The Duke
Wonder what that tastes like? And u know what I mean!
I like tea!


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