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I've had this AP kit for a little over a year. I never got around to applying for Elite Deployment at FISD.:facepalm I'm taking the plunge and going to MEPD. Tear off the ab details, change the knee plate, lose the shoulder straps and I'm good. Other small details like the helmet, but those are the biggies. I'm also doing the conversion to the DL-19. I've already made the steel box and need to get the T-track. It's a work in progress. The weathering has several steps and takes awhile to complete.
I raised the brow trim and yanked the ab details off.

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text: 25th anniversary of the Pistons' first championship of the modern era. Let's take advantage of an opportunity to talk about something other than this current team. Who are your top Pistons of the last 25 years. Me: Starting Lineup: C: Rasheed Wallace. .....He was never a center in the league, but at 6-11, 230lbs, he certainly could have been. The best low-post scorer we've ever had. The best low-post defender we've ever had (it was him, not Ben, who guarded Duncan in the '05 series---Ben's greatness was as a help-defender). He probably had about as nice an outside-to-mid-range game as Laimbeer. IMO, he was the real leader of the '04 squad. He was, arguably, the highest-IQ player we've ever had. And in spite of popular misconceptions, he was very coachable, and a great team-player---as Larry Brown once said, "Sheed's only weakness is that he cares too much." PF: Dennis Rodman. .....Hard to pick him over Ben, but I did. He was a superior rebounder to Ben, no argument there (and we might be talking about two of the greatest three rebounders in the history of basketball here). And while Ben was probably the superior defender overall (especially against bigger power forwards), Rodman was probably the more versatile. And when he was a Piston, before things started to fall apart, he was all team. SF: Grant Hill. .....People forget about just how great Grant Hill was. In his prime, he was probably the second-best perimeter player in the game next to Michael Jordan. Pretty easily, IMO, the most talented individual player we've had next to Isiah Thomas. Just a victim of poor circumstances. Great defensively. Great offensively. All the intangibles. Not a hard pick. SG: Richard Hamilton. .....This'll be a pick that a lot of posters disagree with. But man. Those two series in '04, the Pacers series and the Lakers series. For the most important half-month of his career, Richard Hamilton WAS the best player in the NBA. Anyone who disagrees either wasn't paying enough attention, or has a bad memory. Went head-to-head against Reggie Miller and Kobe Bryant back-to-back in their primes and totally outplayed both, in every facet of the game. Joe-D obviously was one of the greatest defensive guards of all-time, and a hell of a player offensively as well.. but he was never for any stretch of time the single greatest player in the league. Rip was. PG: Isiah Thomas. .....No explanation needed. Bench: C: B. Laimbeer .....There miiight be some arguments against his inclusion here. But I'd be on the other side of them. And his leadership is a big part of what makes him a no-brainer for me. PF: B. Wallace .....There'll be zero argument against him at least being on the bench. SF: J. Stackhouse .....Never played small forward in the league, but at 6-6, 218, he obviously could have. It shouldn't be forgotten how great he was either. I do believe he won a scoring title before being traded. Did Tay or Mark Aguirre ever even finish in the top 30 or 40 in scoring? SG: J. Dumars .....There'll be zero argument against him at least being on the bench. PG: C. Billups .....There'll be zero argument against him at least being on the bench. 11th: A. Drummond .....I'd go with him as my extra big man. It's real, real tough leaving an original bad boy off the roster in Mahorn. But Drummond's just that much more talented, isn't he? With three fours (Sheed, Ben, Rodman) and a poor athlete (Laimbeer) as your only bigs on the roster, an athletic true center like Dre would add some real value. 12th: T. Prince .....This was a tough call for me, too. Usually you'd look for an extra guard here--and the guy there would've been Vinnie Johnson. But in Stack and Grant you've already got a couple threes on the roster with two-guard (or point-forward) abilities; and in Dumars you've already essentially got a third point too. I decided to go with Tay here. It's hard, now, to remember how he was on a winning team--when he cared. He was a much different dude than we remember. Very valuable as a 12th man in that he's such an incredibly versatile defender (versatile offensively as well), and that he could fit in seamlessly and beneficially with almost any lineup combination. *Mark, Corliss, Vinnie and Rick are my "honorable mention" guys. HC: C. Daly .....Might get a Larry Brown enthusiast or two, but it's not a question to me.


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Getting Real About Health Care Reform
posted at 4:41 pm on March 20, 2012 by Libby Sternberg
The traditional second anniversary gift is cotton, so as the two year mark of the signing of ObamaCare comes around, I suggest a sock…to "stick in it," perhaps, as its champions celebrate.
Maybe the best gift of all, though, would be a realistic discussion of health care reform possibilities and consequences.
Don't sweat, I'm not about to go into a complicated discussion of economic and financial computations that will make your eyes glaze over faster than high-fructose cola spilling at a child's birthday party. I'm going to talk purely from the perspective of the average consumer of healthcare, the ordinary ondividual (ACHOO). (Yes, I know how to spell "individual," but it didn't fit my acronym.)
When ACHOOs think of health care reform, they are envisioning two freedoms: freedom from cost and freedom from worry. In other words, they don't want to lose everything they own to pay off bills should a health crisis afflict them, and they don't want to worry about care not being available for them during said crises.
President Obama and the Democrats promised ACHOOs these freedoms: keeping costs under control while keeping health care available (remember the "you can keep your own health plan/doctor/performance artist healer" lie?). They've doubled down on the first part of this deal by requiring insurance companies to cover things not all of them covered in the past (contraception), thus advancing the false impression that if you're not pulling the cash from your wallet at the precise moment of a transaction, it's free.
While Democrats played the free-from-worry card, Republicans offered…uh…um…wait a sec, it'll come to me….
Well, we all know it was a roundup of the usual reform suspects: health savings accounts, tort reform, divorcing health insurance from employment, searching for ways to save "unnecessary" expenditures in the last months of life, electronic medical files that will result in miraculous efficiencies, more emphasis on prevention, and other stuff.
But, speaking as an ACHOO myself, every time I heard or read of one of these ideas during the Great Debate, I couldn't help rolling my eyes so hard that I needed to consult an in-network ophthalmologist. You see, those who have had any contact with the health care system in any meaningful way—and trust me, I have—know in their gut if not in their heads that those ideas might nibble around the edges but won't solve the problem entirely.
Tort reform, for example, supposedly would lead to less defensive medicine being practiced and unnecessary tests being ordered. Huzzah to that idea! But most ACHOOs want a doctor who would order an MRI rather than give them a highly educated guess. Sure, it's great if tort reform lowers malpractice insurance costs, which in turn lower general costs altogether, but by the time those savings trickle their way down to the ACHOO level, we know we're talking small savings at best.
Health savings accounts, too, are great ideas, but ACHOOs understand that only an account as large as Croesus's treasure can cover the serious expenditures. HSAs are valuable for the little, everyday stuff, yes. But not for big things like the Big C.
And then there's preventive medicine, a common ground for both the left and right. We ACHOOs might not have degrees in actuary science, but even we can figure out that a bunch of preventive care, with its more frequent checkups and tests, is actually going to add to the overall bill in many cases, not decrease it. We also know that many serious diseases simply can't be prevented.
Then there's one of my personal favorites, the "we spend most of our health care dollars in the last months of life" proclamations that seem to imply we should pull the plug on Granny when she's going in the hospital for the third time in as many years. ACHOOs are not prescient, even if politicians think they are. Because we don't know the precise moment our loved ones will exit this life, "excessive care" is something judged accurately only in hindsight.
I could go on, but the point is that ACHOOs aren't stupid, and maybe conservatives need to recognize that and take a more Chris Christie approach to talking about health care reform. That is, be brutally frank. The hard truths are these:
Health care is expensive because we have so much of it available now to buy. (To which many with serious conditions would say, "Thank God.") We can introduce reforms that will lower costs here and there, but this means bringing them down from, say, a gajillion to merely a jillion dollars, as long as we have so many high-tech treatments at our fingertips for the many serious conditions that still confront us.
If you want to make it cheap, you have to either buy less of it (rationing, if the government controls it) or force providers to accept lower payments (which would eventually lead to rationing). So, while you get rid of Fear #1 (bankruptcy due to high health costs), you're stuck with Fear #2 (less availability of the care you need).
In other words, there's no free lunch even in "free" health care.
Accept the fact that it's expensive. Look for efficiencies and tweaks to lower costs here and there. Advance ways to make insurance (which is, after all, supposed to take away Fear #1) more portable.
And while doing all those things….cure cancer and heart disease. I am not kidding.
What no one talks about is what every ACHOO knows because these scourges touch virtually all families, depleting savings and accounting for the largest portion of health expenditures overall. Put more money into research and treatments for the Big C and its companion killer, heart disease, and health care costs would go down eventually at a precipitous rate.
Think that's silly? Tell that to the millions who feared polio in the last century and breathed a sigh of relief after Salk and Sabin released their vaccines.
Get real about health care reform, conservatives. And be honest with Americans. They can take the diagnosis and soldier through the tough remedies.
Libby Sternberg is a novelist who blogs about political issues at Center Right Side blog. Her book website is here.


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Wow, 7 degrees. you are a dedicated biker.I have rode to work all week, leaving the house at 6 am. getting home at 7 pm. ( work 12 hour shifts).It has been in the 30's each morning & it's been pretty tolerable. The ride home, is about 10 degree's warmer and makes a big difference.I enjoy the cool weather - just have to dress for it!Funny tho --- dont pass as many bikers as I do in August??? wonder why! lol
Ares and the rest of you guys down south; my daughter just read this discussion about needing warm riding in your climate and she said, Dad that is just Pathetic.
Did about 120 miles yesterday to get ready for turkey. It was still in the mid 50's and nice. Now its in the mid 20's and nasty.Ray, your ride and the time on the road with some of your Minnesota Raider brothers was a blast!I'd love to come down to Maggie Valley for the next rally and hope it works out.


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A place for zinesters to talk about the NYC Zine Fest, chat with one another, coordinate rideshares and housing, and get excited about the upcoming Fest!
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Do you like zines? How about feminism? Because second annual NYC Feminist Zine Fest is coming up! Mark your calenders for March 1st, 2014 from 1-6pm. This time we will be at Barnard College in uptown Manhattan, 3009 Broadway in the James Room on the 4th floor of Barnard Hall. The space is handicap accessible.
We will be opening the call for tablers very soon, so if you're a zinester or artist interested in sharing your work, keep an eye on our website (http://feministzinefestnyc.wordpress.com/) for updates. We also need volunteers to help the day run smoothly so if you think that sounds like you (or you have questions in general), email us at firstname.lastname@example.com! RSVP to the WMZ event here!
Hey all, NYC doesn't have a comprehensive city wide zine fest. the 4th Pete's Mini Zine Fest will be held Saturday, July 21 from 2-7pm. Tables are $25. This one is smaller and mellower than the recent Brooklyn Zine Fest - we have a more intimate setting, more space for lingering and looking at zines and for zinesters to get to know each other - there's an outdoor beer garden.
go to petesmzf.blogspot.com for table information.
The Brooklyn Zine Fest was great!! I enjoyed my day. My husband and I went, it was nice going to a zine fest close to home. I'm from NJ and was happy to attened the event. Come back next year!
I'm tabling at the upcoming Brooklyn Zine Fest - it's not the NYC Zine Fest but should be of interest to those in the city since the NYC Zine Fest isn't going on. Check it out:
Sunday April 15, 2012 from 11am to 6pm
at Public Assembly (70 North 6th St.) in Williamsburg [Google Map]. Take the L to Bedford Ave., the G to Metropolitan Ave., or the J, M, Z to Marcy Ave.
My friend Matt and Kseniya, makers of the zine "I Love Bad Movies" are co-organizing it, and they are doing a fantastic job. Check out their blogto read interviews with all the zine-makers. It looks like a well-curated, eclectic line-up and I can't wait to be a part of it!


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Cbz40, Dec 31, 2006.
Kickoff by Detroit received at the 8, Spins twice and finally dropped near the 30
Miles Austin Is Going To Be A Good Receiver
dont need all those spins from austin
Greedy aren't we.........
That was a blatant leg whip against Miles. Where's the fricken flag!?
"Put Boobie in and watch me spin!"
we gotta get a running game started....
going into today, Detroit is just ahead of us in passing yards per game, and completion %
but still, we're a playoff team, we should be somewhat making it hard to pass
seriously, why don't we ever jam the WR's? Is it too much for the defense to handle?
Zimmer isn't a fan of press coverage thus we never use it.
According to brad Sham Detroit has just scored more points then they have in 8 games, half a season.
Defense? Must be a volunteer militia.
No, we shouldn't HAVE to.
But it's one of those cosmic anomalies like Haley's Comet everyone should get to see just once in his lifetime.
Worst Defense Ever.
man i cant even go to work and talk about this game even if we win.
I think that the giants will beat philly but i cant say much because i dont think we're gonna do anything in seattle.
We are playing poorly on special teams, we cant run, and we suck on defense that sound alot like a 2-13 team right???
oh wait we're getting beat by a 2-13 team we're more like 1-14
Next week might be a relief to know the bleeding has stopped.
with Austin, I wouldn't mind getting rid of TO
Zimmer doesnt do press coverage
Austin is going to be a player......
we've got to score every time
But he is of soft Cover 2? What a joke that Zimmer is.


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By Richard Clarke
Arsenal will be without Cesc Fabregas and Emmanuel Eboue for two weeks and four weeks respectively.
Both midfielders suffered their injuries during the defeat at Braga on Tuesday. The Spaniard hurt his hamstring while the Ivorian was stretchered off with a knee ligament problem.
Both players are still being assessed. But when Arsène Wenger spoke to TV Online before training on Thursday, he gave us the best estimate possible.
"Eboue has a medial knee ligament strain," he said. "It can be four weeks, can be six weeks or can be eight weeks. But I think it will be four weeks minimum.
"Fabregas will be assessed today with a scan. After that we can tell you how long he will be out, but I count two weeks.
"It is a big blow because it will question how cautious we have to be in the future with him. Cesc has played 50 games a year since a young age. We may have to be more cautious with him, especially in the next two months."
On the upside, there were no other injuries from Tuesday while, on the same day, Aaron Ramsey and Manuel Almunia started their comebacks in the Reserves. However both may have to wait for first-team action.
"We have a lot of bumps and bruises but everyone else should be available," said Wenger.
"Almunia should be capable to play but I will see how he reacts.
"Ramsey needs competitive games. He played 45 minutes and he did well. We need to get him slowly and progressively into competition mode."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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A new beretta 92FS? Follow and read this range master instructions below. It helped me. My 92FS shoots at 6:00, line up the sights and your bullet should impact just above the front sight, although some say that their 92's shoot combat or straight through the sights. The problem many have with smaller hands is that they torque the pistol left or right while pulling the long trigger pull on DA or the takeup on SA trigger. Sounds like to me you are unknowinlgy changing your grip on each shot, coupled with an erratic trigger pull to boot, and perhaps coupled with other problems. I once used a Hougue grip with the finger grooves, and while it's an excellent grip I found out it was much too large for me to grip properly and I was shooting like you and thought it was the gun. Went to Hougue panel grips and watched this guys video and my 92 shoots dead on. Try some dry firing exercises to get a good feel as to where the trigger breaks all the while keeping your front sight dead steady on target, coulped with a consistent grip and pulling the trigger straight back. Likewise, if you can find a place to shoot, other than a range, try shooting ten yards away on a bulls eye target until you can get any kind of group.
YouTube - Incredible shots with a Beretta 92FS!


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Re: Zombie Apocalypse: The best time to lose weight
Thanks guys! I hadn't seen Walmazan's design before (and it's strange, he's a designer I really admire), but I think they're different, as here you have a fat person who wants to lose weight, not someone who regrets not having done more exercise before. And yeah...the design wouldn't be hard to explain if the words "Zombie Apocalypse: the best time...." where on the tee, but as one of the rules was No text...
Re: I want to fly
so awesome!!!!!
thanks for the votes everyone.
I really hope this prints! this is really creative, I love it.
This is fantastic! Without shadow? Perhaps better. But, as is... wonderful, as well!
rockymike wrote:Here is the much requested Resub, now with 99% less shadow. Had a family emergency as I was finishing the original design, and didn't have time to tweak it exactly how I wanted.
I really like this! I hope to see it printed!
Re: finish that book
This is gorgeous, helgram! Just an amazing, dream-like image. If may offer a slight critique, I feel the street lamp might be a tad overbearing on the image itself. The girl is so pretty and interesting to look at, it would have nice to see her a bit bigger, and minimize the lamp just a tad. Very minor issues, and this image is still wonderful. +1!!! Awesome work.
calebmitchell wrote:At first I was just like, "Meh, giant robot. Next!", but then as I was preparing to move on, I started noticing a ton of little details (And I do love the details!) and now I really, really want this shirt. When I noticed the dinosaur standing on top of the skyscraper, I died laughing. +1
At first I thought it was a ninja turtle, so I had to look. Turns out it was MUCH cooler.
Re: The Birthplace of Inspiration
It's really easy to bash your tees sometimes, R., but this design is very likeable and detailed.
Maybe I'll convince my friend who sometimes has the kindness to buy me Woot shirts (no delivery in my area) to get one.
My first ever entry in the derby. Tips?
what other derby was this in? I remember it but cant place where it was.
Love the design, great work Kevlar.
Re: Good Intentions
Nice Design Strad!
Re: Hic Sunt Dracones
This is wonderful. Oh, we needed this entry for the map derby. I can just imagine a small boy -aspiring to be an explorer- wondering what the 'dracones' will look like!
I like this
geminian77 wrote:My first ever entry in the derby. Tips?
Unfortunately, no text is allowed in this derby, and that includes numbers and symbols.
dam26heb wrote:Love it!
P.S. LOVED LOVED LOVED Jabba the Fluff and was so hoping to buy that t-shirt =/
awww im glad you loved the fat kitty shirt maybe it will get another chance.
Re: Life Blood
This is excellent. Can't wait. I can wear this and my partner the caffeine molecule from last week!
OCH! MISTLETOE FRENCHING? GROSS! This reflects my life!
Um, sorry...what is it he's reaching for? I'm sure I'll go "d'oh!" but...
Still, a great shirt!
Re: Following directions and reading fine print.
I don't think getting metta is a good way to get votes but I thought it was funny.
Re: Rumbling in the Tumbling
msklzannie wrote:Love the little sprig of parsley. :D
You noticed!:D Thanks msklzannie!
Re: The Muse
nice design.
Re: Cosmic Carrot
Love it!
Re: RUN!
Great design.
Re: Waiting for Motivation
There should be a phone doodle woot derby. Love this shirt.
Re: Just A Little Closer…
This one got my vote!
Re: Go Kitty Go!
This is great! I NEED it! :3
Re: Life Blood (Resub)
It looks worthy of a print. I love it. GMV
chefjim wrote:This is fantastic! Without shadow? Perhaps better. But, as is... wonderful, as well!
Check again, this has been resubmitted without the shadow. Go now and vote for that one.
It also looks like you're using gradients, which are forbidden. Use halftones.
Re: stay on target
Ok, I dig this and will vote for it but I'm willing to bet that it's going to get challenged as a pop-culture reference. What's more American these days then Star Wars?!
Re: The End of the Yearz
I think it would be more visually appealing if the glyphs filled up the empty space in the middle. I know you were going for the abrupt end, but it just looks empty to me. Plus repeating the same head with minor variations doesn't have the same impact as using an assortment of different glyphs. Here's a great resource http://research.famsi.org/mdp/mdp_index.php
Terrific scene - wonderful work, you two!
Re: NOT THIS PIG!
Love all the work put in to this (especially the awesome sky!) but it almost seems like an anti-bacon shirt and I can never give others the impression that I'm anti bacon!
So cute <3 I want one <33
Re: Ultimate Perserverance
The eyes kinda look like boobs. I can't decide if that's a plus or not but voted anyway!
AWW I feel bad for him. He's so cute
So, is anyone else thinking this kinda looks like a maze? I look at the design (awesome by the way) and I see "maze from hell."
ochopika wrote:I know that no one on woot likes turtles or coffee, but I made this design anyway ;) It illustrates how I felt at the airport all day today.
Thanks so much for looking
I love turtles AND coffee!! Awesome shirt!
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text: Poor Max. Fancy hearing that when you were only a Novice... I'd rather watch Max over Jeremy any day! I like his mindset...it seems very strong! So he's nuts then You may as well get used to it, now that it's come out that they're dating the NBC are gonna go nuts. Not sure about Gracie, but Max seems so rock-solid that maybe, just maybe, the US has a man or two that they can rely on at last. Bingo. Watching the long programs of the top four, I keep thinking that I always enjoy Max, Ross and Joshua, but not Jeremy, and I think I know why - Max looked like he was having a ball, Ross was grinning like a maniac, even Joshua smiled during his skate (which is unusual for him)...but Jeremy looked like he was being killed by slow torture.


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Staying abreast of the latest developments in the Jamaican music scene, Jamdown Vershun also brings you the latest riddims in new styles such as dancehall and raga, as well as giving you the lowdown on the stories behind much of the music. Keep in touch with the latest in the Jamaican music scene and relive reggae classics with Jamdown Vershun.
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February 27, 2014
Undergraduate students who are Indiana residents can once again take advantage of a 25 percent tuition discount on summer classes at Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC).
The discount applies both to online and traditional undergraduate classes offered during two summer sessions.
Current IUPUC students can begin registering for summer classes on March 24. Other students can begin registering for classes on March 29.
According to Dr. Mark Volpatti, executive director of administration and finance at IUPUC, undergraduate students from other institutions who live in the Columbus area during the summer can also take classes at IUPUC. The IU credits they earn in Columbus will transfer back to their home schools.
"Providing students with a good educational value—while at the same time helping them understand the benefits of earning undergraduate degrees in four years—are key components of our enrollment management plan," Volpatti noted.
"Taking summer courses helps many students stay on track to graduate in four years. And, by graduating on time, they are better able to keep their loan debt to a minimum and pursue full-time employment more quickly," he explained.
IUPUC has offered discounted summer classes since 2012. Between the discount and a public information campaign to inform students and the public about the benefits of summer classes, IUPUC saw summer enrollments rise 6.6 percent in 2012 and 11.5 percent in 2013, which was the largest increase since 2005.
Volpatti, who said IUPUC will promote the discount through its Web site, social media outlets, and advertising, said the university is hoping for strong summer enrollments again this year.
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Arkansas's modern gun deer season is just around the corner. If you'd like to find out what the season forecast looks like, then tune in Oct. 17 to AETN for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's "Outdoor Hotline." The show begins at 7 p.m.
The AGFC's public affairs coordinator Steve "Wild Man" Wilson will be the moderator. "We'll be focusing on whitetails," Wilson said. "Outdoors enthusiasts can call in their questions and comments about hunting or anything else dealing with the great outdoors. It is better to get your questions answered about rules and regulations now rather than have a wildlife officer educate you in the field and charge you for it. Those lessons can be costly," Wilson added.


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"Josh Hutcherson was the biggest prankster on set. He took this dummy of a swollen and deformed dead tribute and put it in the bathroom of my trailer. So, I went to open the bathroom door, and it went falling toward me. It scared me to death! It wasn't until after I calmed down that I realized it was holding toilet paper in his hand, which made it even funnier." — Jennifer Lawrence, who plays Katniss
"Not much is said about my character Clove in the books, so I created a whole back story for her. I stuck to the books as much as possible, but I wrote up where I thought she came from, how she knew Cato and why she was so bloodthirsty." — Isabelle Fuhrman, who plays Clove
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Just wanted to let everyone know, if they want to see my Zam costume and wanted to get some ideas, I will be wearing it Saturday, Feb 14th of the www.farpointcon.com
Side note-Sorry that I have been particularly quiet this past month, it's due to Maryland 501st nominations and activities. The locals have been restless! We are also going to be at the Fredrick, MD Borders bookstore for the comming of Timothy Zahn as well. Please post if you are interested in attending :D And, I could keep my eyeballs out for some TDH'ers and dish out any Zam advice while I am there.
Yep, gearing for another con, means I will probably be finally upgrading my suit and working on laces, straps, etc.


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With two 8-acre cornfields planted and their new mind-boggling designs now created, the Garland Family is bringing the "MaiZE craze" back to Buffalo. The two popular Western New York labyrinths, that drew thousands of visitors last fall, will once again get curious maze-goers lost when they open to the public on August 22nd.
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Green Bay Headed to Face No. 7 Pepperdine in First NCAA Tournament
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay men's tennis team is headed to Malibu, Calif., to face No. 7 Pepperdine in the program's first NCAA Tournament. The Phoenix learned its tournament fate by watching the NCAA.com Selection Show at a team gathering at The Bar on Lime Kiln in Green Bay.
Green Bay and Pepperdine will play at 4 p.m. CT on Friday, May 11 at the Ralphs-Straus Tennis Center in Malibu, Calif. The victor will face the winner of No. 26 Washington and No. 39 North Carolina State.
"This is what it's all about," Green Bay head coach Mark Thomas said. "This is our first NCAA experience for us. It's been a lot of work since day one, and a lot of fun. The guys have committed to this goal, we've achieved it, and we're very excited for the opportunity to go play a great Pepperdine team."
The Waves went 23-6 and won the West Coast Conference Tournament by defeating No. 25 San Diego 4-1 in Saturday's championship match. It marked the school's 42nd WCC title since 1958. Pepperdine, the winner of the 2006 NCAA Championship, is led by 10th-year head coach Adam Steinberg.
The Phoenix earned an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament by winning the 2012 Horizon League Championship - the first conference title in school history. No. 2 Green Bay defeated fourth-seeded Cleveland State 4-1 on Sunday, ending the Vikings' run of four straight conference championships.
Fourth-year head coach Mark Thomas and Green Bay registered a school-record 19 wins in 2012, going 19-6 overall 6-1 in the Horizon League. The Phoenix had a league-best three All-Horizon League selections, as senior Paul Swanson (Coon Rapids, Minn.) and freshman Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) were named to the first team and junior Erik Finkenbrink (Duelman, Germany) picked up second team honors.
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'"He based his decision on the fact this league offers good hockey and he wanted to keep in shape," said Briere's agent, Pat Brisson. NHL stars Joe Thornton, Rick Nash and Olli Jokinen also are skating in the Swiss league.'
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Krauthammer, Hannity downplayed Guantánamo prisoner abuse
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In a column titled "Gitmo Grovel: Enough Already," syndicated Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer cited a Navy report that determined that detainee abuse at the Pentagon's detention facility in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, has been "relatively minor," to suggest that allegations of abuse there are little more than "rumor." Several days earlier, on the May 31 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes, co-host Sean Hannity claimed that "we didn't hurt anybody" at Guantánamo.
But first-hand accounts by FBI agents and humanitarian workers for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) contradict the assessment that abuse at Guantánamo is "minor" or mere "rumor." Moreover, the Navy report accounted for less than 60 percent of alleged cases of detainee abuse, while investigations into other abuses at Guantánamo and other U.S. detention facilities are ongoing.
Referring to a report by Navy inspector general Albert T. Church on U.S. interrogation and detention operations in Guantánamo, Afghanistan, and Iraq, Krauthammer wrote in his June 3 column: "In March the Navy inspector general reported that, out of about 24,000 interrogations at Guantánamo, there were seven confirmed cases of abuse, 'all of which were relatively minor.' "
Yet a series of FBI emails released in late 2004 and early 2005 under the Freedom of Information Act revealed that for longer than a year "top FBI officials were strongly objecting to unorthodox practices -- such as hooding and slapping prisoners, sleep deprivation and the use of dogs for intimidation by U.S. military interrogators at Guantánamo Bay," according to Newsweek's summary of the documents, which are all publicly available on the American Civil Liberties Union's website. Newsweek also highlighted a letter by deputy assistant FBI director for counterterrorism T.J. Harrington urging the Pentagon to investigate an incident in which "a female U.S. military interrogator stroked and applied lotion to a shackled male prisoner, yanked his thumbs back, causing him to grimace in pain and then 'grabbed his genitals.' " Other examples of abuse detailed in the FBI reports included the use of extreme temperatures, glaring light, deprivation of food and water, and gagging a prisoner with duct tape. One FBI email described abuse in graphic terms:
On a couple of occassions [sic], I entered interview rooms to find a detainee chained hand and foot in a fetal position to the floor, with no chair, food, or water. Most times they had urinated or defacated [sic] on themselves and had been left there for 18, 24 hours or more. On one occassion [sic], the air conditioning had been turned down so far and the temperature was so cold in the room, that the barefooted detainee was shaking with cold. When I asked the [military police guards] what was going on, I was told that interrogators from the day prior had ordered this treatment, and the detainee was not to be moved. On another occassion [sic], the A/C had been turned off, making the temperature in the unventilated room probably well over 100 degrees. The detainee was almost unconscious on the floor with a pile of hair next to him. He had apparently been literally pulling his own hair out throughout the night.
Though Krauthammer noted the full number of interrogations that the Church report documented, he did not mention the report's acknowledgment that it only "examined the 187 DoD [Department of Defense] investigations of alleged detainee abuse that had been closed as of September 30, 2004," excluding "[a]nother 130 cases [that] remained open ... with investigations ongoing."
In light of this shortcoming and the revelations in the FBI memos, the Pentagon has apparently recognized that the Church report did not fully address concerns about detainee abuse. The Washington Post reported on May 27: "A broader investigation by the U.S. Southern Command into allegations of abuse and mistreatment contained in memos written by FBI personnel stationed at Guantánamo Bay is continuing."
The ICRC has also described severe abuse of prisoners at Guantánamo. The New York Times reported on November 30, 2004, that confidential ICRC reports to the U.S. government noted that a Red Cross inspection team in Guantánamo witnessed physical abuse "tantamount to torture," including temperature extremes, persistent noise, and "some beatings."
Though their accounts have not been confirmed, numerous detainees have also complained of severe abuse at Guantánamo. For example, The Washington Post reported on April 14 that one Guantánamo detainee "alleges that U.S. military guards jumped on his head until he had a stroke that paralyzed his face, nearly drowned him in a toilet and later broke several of his fingers." Lawyers for this detainee have sued the Defense and Justice departments, demanding the release of a video recording of this treatment that they believe the government has. The detainee is one of six who are suing these departments to obtain information on alleged torture.
The New York Times highlighted the underreporting of abuses in the Church report on March 16, 2005: "A Pentagon report sent to Congress last week cited only six prisoner deaths caused by abuse, but that partial tally was limited to what the author, Vice Adm. Albert T. Church III of the Navy, called ''closed, substantiated abuse cases'' as of last September. The new figure of 26 was provided by the Army and Navy this week after repeated inquiries."
In separate March 11 editorials upon the release of the Church report, both The New York Times and The Washington Post referred to the report as a "whitewash," primarily because it failed to implicate senior military or civilian officials for any of the abuses that have occurred in Guantánamo, Iraq, or Afghanistan.
From an interview with Michael Ratner, president of the Center for Constitutional Rights, on the May 31 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes:
HANNITY: How many -- how many -- how many were murdered in the gulags by estimates, do you know? Millions, though.
RATNER: I don't know the answer, but a lot of people were murdered.
HANNITY: Millions and millions were murdered. How many people do we know that were murdered in the camps that we're talking about here at Guantánamo Bay?
RATNER: We don't know of anybody that I know of that was murdered in Guantánamo Bay.
HANNITY: We don't know [inaudible].
RATNER: In other U.S. detention facilities, there have been people murdered that we know, all over the world.
HANNITY: Yes. But we -- but we estimate that 20 million people were murdered in Stalin's gulags. About that --
HANNITY: Hang on a second. Here's the point. There is no comparison. Amnesty International is a radical left-wing group. For them to make such a comparison is irresponsible, and it gives propaganda excuses to Al Qaeda, as The Wall Street Journal pointed out. Isn't that true?
RATNER: Let me tell you what I know about Guantánamo. I've been representing Guantánamo detainees --
HANNITY: I don't want to hear about Guantánamo.
RATNER: But that's the only way we can compare. We've picked up people. We've held them there now for three and a half years without any trials at all.
HANNITY: We didn't hurt anybody, didn't we? Not one person, by your own admission.
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Guys, let's keep this thread as it was intended– a thread about what Hitch meant to people. That doesn't mean that we can't say that some of the things that he said and wrote were wrong in our personal view. But let's keep it free of discussions about where Hitch is, in heaven or in hell, or why indeed an atheist would feel sorrow at the loss of another human being (As well as free of replies to those kinds of posts because they will be removed). Those questions can obviously be hashed out elsewhere in the forum of course!
What Christopher Hitchens meant to me cannot really be described in words. He was such an amazing human being and I cannot believe he is really gone. Over the past few months he had even exchanged emails me with me on a couple of occasions. He was truly a hero.
Christopher Hitchens was a man of courage and honor. Hitch always spoke his mind and took the fight to religious bigotry and was unapologetic about it. In addition, he was not a cultural relativist or an Islamic apologist like is the case with many atheists. He called Islamic ideology for what it truly was: totalitarianism and oppression. In addition, he was a great friend for freedom and democracy and although he was a leftist all his life, he stood and supported the Iraqi people for their quest for freedom - particularly the great Kurdish people. And as an Iranian, he was a great friend of the Iranian people and it is a shame that he was not able to see a free Iran in his lifetime. Most importantly: he was genuine and one of the most insightful and intelligent human beings I have ever heard whom possessed great insight and a realistic foresight of world problems.
I will write more on him later but he was truly a hero of mine and I don't have any other heroes. He was someone that inspired me in ways that cannot be expressed. For the rest of my life, I will try to live with his ideals and inspiration as much as I can. To be honest, right now has become one of the gloomiest and darkest days, and my heart feels empty.
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Hitchens was an inspiration to me. When I was sort of new to my whole "out-spoken" atheism thing I read and watched videos as much as I could on the subject. While Dawkins was the science-minded inspiration he could/will never really construct the arguements concerning morality like Hitchens could. Hitchens was in his own class. I could identify with him and what he was saying, and what he said made sense to me and gave form to my own ideas as an atheist. He may have died sooner than he should but he lived more than most people. He will be missed, and there is no replacement to his genius. I reget that I never had the chance to met him personally. He made me proud to be an atheist.
Hitchen's was an inspiration to me and I think to all. I loved his book The Missionary Position, showing the true evils of Mother Teresa and revealing the truth about other revered religious figures. I wish I had a chance to have met him, but alas I did not. Today when I go to exams I will think about the impacts he made on my life and in this movement of ours.
I gasped when I heard this news today. Very sad!
His ability to be raw, real and honest added weight to his words that were filled with reason and worthiness.
He is an inspiration and his legacy lives on.
More than I can say right now.
This is one of the saddest days. Humanity is lessened without his beautiful voice and mind. He was a light for me in these trying times and my beacon to atheism and reason. An inspiration. We shared a birthday. I will miss you Christopher Hitchens.
I'm sad. I needed him.
God is Not Great is in the post to me right now. I didn't realize he was so close to the end. I look forward to soaking his insight up, with dictionary at hand. :^ )
I have most of his books and have read most more than once, I'm sure I will read them again. Hitch's ability to recall other's writings to put together his points in a debate were awe inspiring.
We knew this days was coming but it still was too soon. Christopher you will be greatly missed.
Well, CRAP!!
I hate it when the good ones move on. However, he DID cost me money - my older daughter stole my first copy of "God Is Not Great", and my younger daughter stole my second. I didn't mind buying that third copy.
Thank you, Mr Hitchens, for entertaining me, challenging me, and most of all, teaching me to think.
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I like 9mm and .45 ACP - I personally am not interested in any other calibers (I'll admit, I did have a .380 once, but it was a tiny gun).
I prefer 9mm. All 5 of my guns are 9mm now - I was tired of paying ammo costs for the 45. And, I know others here always tell me to reload, but I don't wnat to reload.
Anyway, ammo technology is better than it was in the 1980s. ANd, if U really want powerful stuff, there are +p and +p+ ammo - I have read that some of the really powerful 9mm ammo can almost touch the power of the 357.
I don't bother to get into caliber arguments w/ people anymore. Some people claim to have the .40 cal flowing thru their veins, and make fun of the 9mm. I just let them. But, I think it comes down to shot placement anyway.


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I no longer use a smoker, partly on the grounds that I detest breathing in any kind of smoke since I gave up the cancer sticks 4 years ago, and partly because I see no need for it, and partly because what little control I need can be achieved using a mist spray containing water and organic cider vinegar. This is what I have done with my old smoker:(sorry, image problem again)I replaced the bellows with an air bed inflator - half fill with powdered sugar, press button and point upwards through the floor mesh. Treat a whole TBH for varroa in less than 10 seconds, without even taking the lid off.
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President Bush is continually attacked for his ill fated adventures in Iraq, but few in the United States of America focus on his failed policies in Africa. Two years ago, an Islamic fundamentalist group had taken power in Somalia and established some form of law and order, but Bush was convinced they were supporting terrorism and persuaded the Christian led government of Ethiopia to invade the Muslim nation. The result has been two years of conflict and displacement of over 200,000 people from their homes. Over the weekend, President Abdullah Yusuf of Somalia, admitted his government is on the verge of collapse, and that Islamist groups now control most of the country. His government now only governs in the capital of Mogadishu while the remainder of the country has fallen under control of Islamic insurgents.
The presence of large numbers of Ethiopian troops will probably prevent Islamic militants from taking over the capital, but they will be able to bottle up Ethiopian and government forces within the city. There is fear the militants will engage in an orgy of death and destruction if they seize control of the government which most probably will ensure government officials will flee for their lives.
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Green Bay Dominates Loyola in 3-0 Sweep
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay volleyball team (14-11, 5-6 HL) opened up its final homestand of the regular season Friday night in grand fashion, crushing visiting Loyola (15-10, 7-5 HL) 3-0 at the Kress Center. The Phoenix has now won four of its last five matches, including the last three on its home court.
Green Bay was dominant on the defensive end in the 25-22, 25-22, 25-15 win, holding the Ramblers to a .071 hitting percentage. The Phoenix finished with a 13-4 advantage in total team blocks, led by Carmen Leitermann (Schofield, Wis.) and Leah Poel (Jenison, Mich.), who had six apiece.
"I was really happy with how well we played defensively last Friday night against Milwaukee, and we knew that if we played that way again tonight that we could beat Loyola," Phoenix head coach Debbie Kirch said. "We were really disciplined against their outside hitters, we served the ball well and our block was outstanding. Overall we had a great defensive match."
On the offensive end, junior Lyndsay Zabkowicz (Oak Creek, Wis.) led the Phoenix with 13 kills, hitting an impressive .355. Poel finished with a match-high 31 assists to go along with 10 digs, giving the junior her team-high 13th double-double of the year.
The Phoenix also celebrated five seasons of playing its home games at the Kress Events Center on Friday, as the Green Bay volleyball program held the building's first event on Nov. 2, 2007.
After a back-and-forth start in the opening set, a Katie Mroczenski (New Berlin, Wis.) block capped off an 8-2 run that gave the Phoenix an 18-12 lead. The Ramblers battled back and cut it to two at 21-19 after a kill by Laura Purcell, but that would be as close as the visitors would get. Green Bay pushed its lead to 24-20 and a Leitermann kill closed it out at 25-22.
Set two saw another competitive start, as the two teams were tied at 12-12 at the midway point. Back-to-back kills by Zabkowicz broke a 17-17 tie to give the Phoenix a two-point advantage, but the Ramblers responded to knot things back up at 20-20. Another Zabkowicz kill followed by a Loyola error moved the Phoenix back in front by a pair, but a double-block followed by an Anna Eytchison kill made it 22-22, forcing Kirch to call her final timeout.
Zabkowicz hammered home her seventh kill of the set out of the timeout to give the Phoenix a 23-22 lead, and Leitermann closed out the 25-22 win with a kill of her own, giving her team the 2-0 lead.
Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.) had 14 of her match-high 20 digs in the second set. The senior is now just 30 digs away from tying Megan Elfering (1,789 from 2005-08) atop Green Bay's all-time digs list.
Green Bay also held a 2-0 lead in the first meeting between the two teams this season on Oct. 6 in Chicago, but the Ramblers stormed back to earn a 3-2 victory. The Phoenix made sure history didn't repeat itself on Friday night, as the hosts pummeled Loyola 25-15 in set three to secure the 3-0 sweep.
The Phoenix forced the Ramblers to burn two quick timeouts after two straight blocks gave Green Bay an 11-5 lead. The breaks only delayed the inevitable, however, as a 4-0 run extended Green Bay's advantage to 18-11, and a block by freshman Taylor Kasal (Westmont, Ill.) gave the Phoenix its largest lead at 24-14. Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) secured the set and the match moments later with her ninth kill.
Green Bay held the Ramblers to a -.075 hitting percentage in the third, forcing 14 errors. The Phoenix ended the match with a .217 to .071 advantage in hitting percentage and a 40-36 edge in kills. Eytchison led all players with 15 kills for the Ramblers.
With just three matches remaining on the regular season schedule, the Phoenix - currently fifth in the league standings - hopes Friday's win will help build momentum heading into the final stretch.
"We talked a lot this week about building the momentum and beating teams that we didn't beat in the first round of league play," Kirch said. "It's all about getting better and I feel like we're doing that, but at the same time we know that tomorrow is another match and we have to move on."
Green Bay wraps up the home portion of its 2012 season on Saturday afternoon, welcoming UIC to the Kress Center for a 2 p.m. meeting. Saturday is also Senior Day for the Phoenix, as Groth, Leitermann and Haley Oelke (Mosinee, Wis.) will each be recognized following the match.
Prior to the start of Friday's match, Carmen Leitermann was presented with an honorary, record-setting game ball by former Phoenix standout Marie Nicol (Kaland). Leitermann recently broke Nicol's career solo blocks record of 97 (1992-95), and her total is now at 100. It was the longest-standing career mark in the Phoenix record books.
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I love tube guns, hugh fun factor.
Well I decided to design for my CAD class project and portfolio material a 9mm machine pistol. My instructor agreed to my doing this but I have to flip it to a semi auto only design. It's originally designed as a square tube reciever w/ a piece of high pressure hydraulic tubing for the barrel. I'm gonna flip it to a tube reciever, semi auto, closed bolt, floating firing pin, AR style ejector pin, and either design my own disconnector in conjunction with the supplied trigger group design or use a AR style trigger group, and a AK style guide rod w/ spring. And of course a rifled barrel. I have to make it pretty for him. So I'm thinking ventalated barrel shroud, custom pistol grip of some kind, and G3 style sights. And he wants me to show the various springs compressing and de-compressing in Inventor. All drawings will be in both AutoCAD '09 and Inventor '09. So wish me luck.
ok now my ignorance is gonna show. please expound on the feed lip issue as I do not know what your refering to. I took the idea for the ejector from the AR bolt as the original design did not have one.
First off I would like to just say thanks for taking the time to explain this to me. I do greatly appreciate it. This why I posted it here becuase I knew if there was any mistakes or booboo's someone would point them out quickly. I 'm really pretty good on most of these things concerning the laws however that particular item is new to me. Now to try this again as my post was denied /deleted becuase it seems Gunco forgot I was logged in.
Ok one more time. So if by making a custom/one off closed bolt semi auto pistol w/ a floating firing pin I have to grind flat the bottom of the bolt where the feed lip is so this will somehow prevent the floating firing pin from somehow jamming in the fwd position and thus allowing the gun to go full auto? All becuase I chose to design/build a tube gun? All I can say is wow............. Sorry for my sarcasm, I'm just amazed is all.
So would this also apply to a square tube reciever as this was the original design of the weapon. If not I'll go back to the original design and go from there. And again thanks for taking the time to explain this to me.
And also the reason this matters is I did promise my instructor to make sure as best I could that the design would be in compliance with applicable state and federal laws. So this why I keep asking questions.
No one has ever accused the atf of being fair or consistant.
On a full auto open bolt gun, the firing pin is sticking out of the breechface. This is how they work, as the round is chambered the cartridge bottoms out in the chamber and the bolt continues forward, slamming the pin into the primer and firing it. The breechface of the bolt has to be recessed for this to work, otherwise the cartridge would slide up under the extended firing pin and jam against it instead of riding in front of it. By removing the bottom part of the bolt and making the breechface essentially flat where the cartridge is fed from the mag you prevent the possibility of someone jamming the pin forward and letting it go full auto as the cartridge will slide up under the pin and jam against it. The M11 nine series of semi autos, for example, still has this fully recessed breechface on their bolts even though they are semi auto. If the firing pin were to get jammed in the forward position you would have a runaway full auto as there is no way to stop the bolt cycling other than a jam or running out of ammo. A safety issue as well as a legal one.


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I remember that one, the Firing Port Weapon for Bradleys. M231 Firing Port Weapon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
this is one strange version of the m16.
i only saw these one time and they were carried by an army chemical warfare unit long long ago.
4th sees this he'll want mongo to bolt up a replica--
it would make an interesting bump-fire device --if you slowed it down from 1,300RPM to only 850--LOL!
no sights and super short in the stock--
I remember that one, the Firing Port Weapon for Bradleys. M231 Firing Port Weapon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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100% tracer was used as well. Pull trigger, guide tracers to target. At its rate of fire you better be quick.
Designed to only tracers at full auto.
That's pretty cool, thanks for posting it.
While in development it had a flip up front sight and a wire stock like the M3 submachine gun. It went final without both. I think they did that to keep guys from using them dismounted. That was a long time ago so I don't know how remaining M231 are configured now or even if they're used at all. I thought it was a decent enough idea but I would have gone for a slower 500-600 rate of fire. It just seems as though that would have been more efficient.
Open bolt? Wow, I wonder what the FCG looks like on that? Interesting.
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
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I googled the upper to see what would come up.
Take a look. No sight.
M231 Port Firing Weapon Upper Receiver AR15 AR 15 : AR15 Parts at GunBroker.com
yea i have seen those uppers from time to time with no sights at various mill-surp places --i thought they were come kind of 80% bull shit.
i never got a close look at the m231s -- i thought they had some kind of optics or a crude thing of a majig sights on them -- never thought they had no sights-- must have been made for near-sighted soldiers--
i suppose the NBC couldn't see squat through their gas masks anyway?
i dont know why the dod would want these ?? maybe cause no one would steal them?--LOL
hell i wish i had a replica one --just for a BBQ gun-- and the guests could wonder if they drank too much and can't see the sights! LOL!
Another interesting one was the Bushmaster Arm-pistol. It layed across your fore arm and the stock was supported by the bend in your arm. The upper and lower were on a pivot so it canted on an angle.
For downed pilots if I recall. I shot one and by the time the mag was empty the whole gun was so hot it would burn your skin. Need gloves for that one. Very cool little gun though.
Gwinn Firearms - Bushmaser Arm Pistol
hehe-- yea i do remember those being one my want list at one time.
and everybody forgets the bushmaster m-17s bullpup --i had one of those through the clinton ban till about 08 i think.
as long as you had good mags that thing would just run and run. very accurate too.
i sold it during the first panic for a a bit over what i paid for it. it was like getting to use it for all those years free + $100 bill!
it was heavy and very um "square' compared to an ar-15 and i like to shoot as a lefty --it would sometimes burn my face with the spent casings--
the trigger set up could be pretty good , though not near as easy to work with as the ar-15s --
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Four Trojans Earn WGCA All-American Scholar Honors
Kyung Kim, Rachel Morris, Sophia Popov and Kim Santiago all represented the Trojans.
No. 1 USC Opens Pac-12 Championships With 10-Stroke Lead
Popov and Park finish 1-2 after 18 holes.
No. 1 USC Set For Pac-12 Championships
Trojans looking for fifth conference crown and fifth win this season.
Popov, Morris Tie For 10th To Lead No. 1 USC At PING/ASU Invitational
Trojans tie for fifth, their three-event win streak snapped.
THIS SEASON: Rachel Morris, coming off of an All-Pac-12 season as a junior and a starting role on USC's 2013 NCAA title-winning team, is a 2014 senior ready to contribute to a run at a repeat championship. She is also won of USC's top student-athletes and a candidate for Academic All-American honors ... She played in two events in the 2013 fall season and tied for 49th in USC's win at the Pac-12 Preview.
2012-2013: Morris packaged her best season as a Trojan as a 2013 junior, posting seven top 22 finishes in her final eight events and nine overall on the season en route to All-Pac-12 honorable mention honors ... She put together three straight 10th-place finishes during the middle of the season, including at the Pac-12 Championships where she carded a 2-over 218 (72-77-69) ... Her three rounds in the 60s and 74.00 stroke average were career bests ... She tied for 10th at the SDSU Farms Invitational at 10-over 224 (77-74-73) and at the PING/ASU Invitational at 3-under 213 (68-70-75) ... She played a big role in USC's win at the NCAA Championships, tying for 17th at 5-over 293 (71-70-79-73) ... She earned WGCA All-American Scholar and 2013 Pac-12 All-Academic first team honors with a 3.84 GPA in business administration.
2011-2012: The only returning Trojan to play in every event last year, Morris was one of USC's top student-athletes as a 2012 sophomore, earning NGCA 2012 All-American Scholar Division I and Pac-12 All-Academic first team honors with a 3.78 in business administration. Morris had two top 18 finishes as a sophomore including a tie for 18 at the 2012 NCAA Central Regional and a tie for 16th at the Stanford Intercollegiate where she carded a season-best 69.
2010-2011: Morris earned NCAA All-Region honors as a 2011 freshman, playing in 10 events and posting four top 20 results, including a tie for seventh at the NCAA West Regional at 2-over 218 (73-71-74). She was also 18th at the Mason Rudolph Championship at par 216 (73-72-71), tied for 16th at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge at 11-over 224 (78-71-75) and tied for 19th at the PING/ASU Invitational with a 5-over 221 (71-71-79) ... At the 2011 Pac-10 Championships, she tied for 29th at 12-over 228 (76-79-73) ... She also tied for 36th at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate at 8-over 224 (76-75-73) and tied for 34th at the Battle at Rancho Bernardo ... She was named to the NGCA 2011 All-American Scholar Division I Golf Team ... During the off-season, Morris advanced to the quarterfinals of the 81st Women's TRANS National Amateur Championship, reached the round of 16 at the PNGA Women's Amateur and Mid-Amateur Championship and advanced to match play at the 35th U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship.
HIGH SCHOOL: Morris attended graduated from Carlsbad (Calif.) High, where she was a two-time HP Scholastic Junior All-American (2008, 2009), a two-time AJGA All-American (first team in 2009, second in 2008) and a four-time Rolex Junior All-American (2006-09) who won seven AJGA titles and posted close to 30 AJGA top 10 finishes ... In 2010, she won the Pacific Northwest Women's Amateur ... She was a two-time Canon Cup West Team Member (2008-2009) and was ranked No. 4 in Polo Golf and No. 9 in Golfweek her senior year in high school ... She was a four-time CIF league champion (2006-09), a three-time CIF San Diego Section champion (2006-08) and was the 2006 CIF Southern California Regional champion. She has four top 13 finishes in the California CIF State Championships, including second place in 2009 and third in 2006. She was selected by the USGA for the 2008 China-USA Youth Team Golf Championship, a precursor to the 2008 Olympic Games, and carded the lowest round (69). The event was conducted by the USGA and the China Golf Association.
PERSONAL: Morris, born Feb. 6, 1992, is majoring in business, management, marketing, and related support services.
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