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Flash Remoting MX lets developers easily integrate rich Macromedia Flash content with applications that are built using Macromedia ColdFusion MX, Microsoft .NET, Java, PHP, or SOAP-based web services. The result is complex client/server applications that more closely resemble desktop applications than traditional web pages. Gone is the click/wait/reload approach of HTML. Your web application uses Flash as the front end while Flash Remoting handles the communication behind the scenes with the application server. All the end user knows is that it's fast and flexible.The potential uses for Flash Remoting are endless. Flash Remoting: The Definitive Guide will help you understand this breakthrough technology and use it to build your own Rich Internet Applications (RIAs). Build applications that connect to a database, file system, or other server-side technologies. Or, use Flash Remoting to create:
Tom Muck is coauthor of six Macromedia-related books including O'Reilly's Flash Remoting: The Definitive Guide, and the bestseller, Dreamweaver UltraDev 4: The Complete Reference. He is an extensibility expert focused on the integration of Macromedia products with ColdFusion, ASP, PHP, and other languages, applications, and technologies and is a founding member of Community MX (www.communitymx.com). When not in front of the computer, Tom works on his Hong Kong movie collection. Once an aspiring heavy-metal musician, Tom is now content in his old age to sit on the porch playing the blues on his harmonica and banging out Robert Johnson songs on his beat-up acoustic guitar.
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Our look is the result of reader comments, our own experimentation, and feedback from distribution channels. Distinctive covers complement our distinctive approach to technical topics, breathing personality and life into potentially dry subjects. The animal featured on the cover of Flash Remoting: The Definitive Guide is a cuttlefish. Cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) are commonly found in the eastern Atlantic from England to North Africa and throughout the Mediterranean Sea. This softbodied marine creature belongs to the Cephalopoda class and, like all cephalopods, has a large head ringed by arms. Cuttlefish have eight arms, plus two long tentacles with suckers on their ends. Cuttlefish are usually about a foot long, and they move through the water by rippling a skirt of fins. They are sometimes called the chameleons of the sea because they can easily change their striped skin color to hide from predators or communicate with other cuttlefish.In addition to the camouflage offered by their ability to change color, threatened cuttlefish use ink to defend themselves. Their ink glands produce a foul-smelling dark brown ink that distracts enemies such as sharks, larger fish, and even other cuttlefish. They can then fill the ink funnel with water, expel it, and propel themselves to safety. Cuttlefish ink (also called sepia) was once used to color photographs; however, they are no longer fished for this purpose, and cuttlefish caught in trawl nets usually wind up on a dinner table.Cuttlefish are also well-known for the one bone in their body, called the cuttlebone. This bone is made up of porous calcium carbonate that allows the cuttlefish to control its buoyancy by changing the proportions of liquid to air within chambers of the bone. Cuttlebones often wash ashore and are the only remains of a cuttlefish after its death. These bones are often sold as bill-sharpeners for captive birds or are ground up and offered as a source of calcium for other pets. Genevieve d'Entremont was the production editor for Flash Remoting: The Definitive Guide. Brian Sawyer proofread the book. Emily Quill and Claire Cloutier provided quality control. Mary Agner, Jamie Peppard, and James Quill provided production assistance. Octal Publishing, Inc. wrote the index.Emma Colby designed the cover of this book, based on a series design by Edie Freedman. The cover image is a 19th-century engraving from Cuvier's Animals. Emma Colby produced the cover layout with QuarkXPress 4.1 using Adobe's ITC Garamond font.David Futato designed the interior layout. This book was converted by Andrew Savikas and Julie Hawks to FrameMaker 5.5.6 with a format conversion tool created by Erik Ray, Jason McIntosh, Neil Walls, and Mike Sierra that uses Perl and XML technologies. The text font is Linotype Birka; the heading font is Adobe Myriad Condensed; and the code font is LucasFont's TheSans Mono Condensed. The illustrations that appear in the book were produced by Robert Romano and Jessamyn Read using Macromedia FreeHand 9 and Adobe Photoshop 6. The tip and warning icons were drawn by Christopher Bing. This colophon was written by Philip Dangler.
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Sorry to be a pain but I'm at the end of my tether because I'm just no good at submissions (as a whole) and my assignments are grinding me down. I've only just started them. I did the grammar course as suggested by Tefl Scotland and passed near enough all of it with ease. However, my first two assignments were not up to scratch: could anyone out there help me please?
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The holsters from Glock are fully engineered and very functional. Light weight and durable. They look very Glock-like. Which is to say unconventional and made from an engineered plastic. But they work great and they cost about $15.00. So go there first. If you like it--then you are done. If you don't like it you are not out much money. My bet is that you will like it.
People pooh-pooh these holsters because they are made from injection molded resin. But the resin and design was engineered by real molding engineers, and not designed by retired firemen, retired cops, or former saddle makers.


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A Danville man faces up to 22 years in prison and as much as $250,000 in fines after pleading guilty to wire fraud and identity theft. Behzad Talai Mofrad used the identity of a Minnesota boy who went missing in 1989 to obtain false identification.
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This is so disturbing to hear. Jacob's aunt was a dear friend of mine. His abduction was horrible and devastating for the family and am sure contributed to my friend's early demise, as he was very special to her."
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Stepping out for a great cause, Jerry Seinfeld hosted the Inaugural Los Angeles Fatherhood Lunch to benefit Baby Buggy at The Palm Restaurant in Beverly Hills on Wednesday (March 4).
The "Seinfeld" stud was joined by former costars Michael Richards and Jason Alexander for a heartfelt reunion while pals Gwyneth Paltrow, Dax Shepard, Kevin Hart and James Van Der Beek looked on.
He's no stranger to television, and James Van Der Beek is excited about his new role as a series regular on the forthcoming CBS program "CSI: Cyber."
The "Dawson's Creek" stud will play FBI Agent Elijah Mundo alongside Patricia Arquette as they join forces to attack cyber crimes, both at home and abroad.
He loves being in the spotlight, and James Van Der Beek showed up at the 2014 CMT Awards earlier tonight (June 4) looking for a good time.
The "Dawson's Creek" star gave the ladies at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena a thrill as he moseyed past the paparazzi, stopping for a few photos along the way.
Making the rounds to promote their upcoming show, Brooklyn Decker and James Van Der Beek stopped by "Extra" on Monday (March 31).
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In a new interview with HuffPost Live, the "Dawson's Creek" stud confessed to letting Justin Timberlake use his ID to get into a club when he was underage.
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Excited about his third child, the "Friends with Better Lives" stud said on the show today (January 31) that he and his wife, Kimberly are naming their little girl Annabel!
This was a big weekend for "Dawson's Creek" hunk James Van Der Beek and his wife Kimberly as they welcomed a new addition into their family.
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I had the same problem. I ended up using penetrating oil, a punch and hammer. The nut had a bunch of shavings in the threads which locked the nut in tightly. I wanted to know which tool they used at the factory to tighten the nut in the first place... I got it out though.
It looks like a (4) hand job but its rteally not. If you lay the gun on the side where you depress the nut and place a little piece of plastic under the button the nut will lay pretty flat with the locking nut released so you can pop it with the hammer. (2) things. The instruction booklet shows a picture in the front of the proper nut rotation. The written instructions may lead you to rotate the wrong way! The picture is correct.
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So I been using a 19 inch monitor and then recently switch to a 25 inch monitor.
The 19 inch monitor was far more enjoyable for gaming since I didn't have to keep moving my neck like I have to when using the 25 inch monitor.
The 25 inch monitor is great for web browsing and watching movies, but in terms of gaming it didn't really do a good job at ergonomics.


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Over the past month or so I have been starting my legacy era armor. The armor itself is made out of PVC pipes cut with a dremel and I've formed them although they still need quite a bit of work. The first pic is the armor a couple of weeks ago mostly formed although the chest loads and top abdomen plate didn't line up. The second is the chest armor as it is now and it all lines up pretty well. Third pic is the backplate which is loosely based off of Cade Skywalkers from the legacy comics, and the plate is not done yet. The fourth and fifth show my attachment method. The plates have bolts epoxied to their backs where they will be strapped together. The final pic is how I'm planning to build my bucket. It is WOF templates modded to be more legacy and in the pic it is just card board taped to the dome, although the actual helmet will be sintra. Well thats all for now my leg armor isn't even cut out yet so any comments or tips are welcome and for now k'oyaciyi!
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By becoming a party to the Stockholm Convention from its beginning, Vietnam has demonstrated that the reduction or elimination of POPs releases is a respective national priority and that it is committed to take appropriate actions. Since 1993, Vietnam has paid close attention to the management of POPs and other toxic chemicals. The Government has adopted a series of legal documents on prohibition of the production and use of all POPs pesticides in Vietnam. DDT and Lindane have been officially prohibited since 1993. All nine of the POPs pesticides covered by the Stockholm Convention have now been prohibited from use. PCBs are only imported and used under strict conditions pursuant to the regulations of the Ministry of Industry (MOI). Vietnam has, with the financial assistance from GEF, studied the POPs situation in the country and elaborated a National Implementation Plan (NIP) detailing the legislative, management as well as technical needs for reducing and eliminating POPs. The action plan section of the NIP details priority areas to be tackled by 2020. According to the Action Plan, Vietnam is to apply BAT and promote BEP in new sources in priority (Part II of Annex C of the Stockholm Convention) source categories by 16 May 2008, and complete dioxin release reduction demonstrations in selected existing sources in the priority sectors by 2010. The sector-wide introduction of BAT/BEP is planned to be completed by 2020.


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I have been researching the various flash tubes and have come up with 4 different hole patterns, the MPP and 3 distinct Heiland variations. I have drafted templates for all 4 versions and have included a picture of each to verify the patterns origin. http://home.comcast.net/~wizardofflight/Flash_Tubes.jpg
I have reviewed various threads and there still seems to be a debate over which is the correct flash tube, the MPP or the Heiland. Well after go through numerous pics of the various tubes I can understand why.
To my eye the tube on Bobas ESB blaster looks to have oval holes, but it could be a trick of the light. The question is which tube was used? Anybody have any clear shots of the tube that they can point me to?


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Lakes Region is love of their lives, and their donation will help area's youth
By KATHRYN MARCHOCKI
New Hampshire Union Leader | January 23. 2014 12:44AM
Tony and Gladys Sakowich, both 95, have donated $500,000 to programs benefiting the Lakes Region's youth. (COURTESY)
The Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region used the $400,000 gift from Tony and Gladys Sakowich as a down payment to buy the former St. James Episcopal Church campus in Laconia. COURTESY
"They said their specific goals for the future ... of their money is that it always go to benefit children," added Gaudet, who is founder of AutoServ car dealerships.
The Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region used the $400,000 as a down payment to buy the former St. James Episcopal Church campus on North Main Street in Laconia, Gaudet said. The downtown location is in walking distance to most of the city's public schools. The club moved into its new quarters late last summer.
In 2012, the Sakowiches donated their nine-acre homestead in Andover, Mass., to the Andover Village Improvement Society to be preserved as recreational space open to the public.
Tom Sakowich was born and grew up in Lawrence, Mass., served in World War II and developed a process to mold laminate kitchen counter tops, which he manufactured at Saxon Inc., his North Andover plant, Gaudet said. His clients included Sears and Formica.
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Anybody know of place or person that makes tapped/threaded VR6 OBD1 throttle body flanges? I'm looking for one to finish up a short runner intake.
I did search and that throws up a couple of leads:
This one is a piece of art but the thread is a couple of years old and the user hasn't replied to PMs yet:
This one from USRT isn't threaded (and I don't need the port):
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BRADENVILLE — One of the defendants in a drug deal that turned deadly tearfully described at a preliminary hearing Friday how a plot to rob the dealer ended in the violent death of her friend.
Tiffanny Blattenberger, 22, of Torrance, testified she knew something had gone wrong on Dec. 29 when she heard arguing inside her mobile home along Stone Quarry Road, Derry Township, Westmoreland County.
Then, according to Blattenberger, Ronell Moses Jr., 20, of Penn Hills, another defendant, appeared at the door inside the mobile home, motioning with a chrome handgun.
"If you don't get the (expletive) back in here I'm going to start shooting again," Moses said, according to Blattenberger's testimony.
Then she saw the body of her friend, Michael Volk, 24, of New Florence.
"He was laying in my hallway," Blattenberger said. "I could hear my kids in the back room, still playing. … I wanted to be with my children. I was so scared they'd walk out and see that (the body)."
Blattenberger also testified that when she asked Moses why he shot Volk, Moses replied, "He had a gun to my head."
Following approximately 90 minutes of testimony and questioning by three attorneys, Magisterial District Judge Mark Bilik ruled that sufficient evidence had been presented to hold Moses and Jesus Santiago, 42, of Torrance, for court.
Moses is charged with criminal homicide, kidnapping to facilitate a felony and terroristic threats. A charge of prohibited possession of firearms against Moses was dropped by the commonwealth at the start of Friday's hearing.
Santiago, a resident of the mobile home where Volk died, is charged with criminal homicide, robbery and conspiracy. Blattenberger and Danielle Clawson, 24, of New Florence, are also charged with criminal homicide, robbery and conspiracy. The two women in February waived their preliminary hearings.
Clawson is the mother of Volk's two young children.
At Friday's hearing, Blattenberger testified that Moses arrived at the mobile home that she and Santiago shared the day before the shooting. Moses came for the purpose of selling heroin from the home, she said. But, Blattenberger testified, Volk planned to rob Moses of his drugs and money, and Santiago borrowed the chrome pistol to be used in the robbery from a neighbor, she said.
Blattenberger also said she was "fully aware" of the plot to rob Moses, in part because she sent and received text messages for Santiago about the planned robbery because he has difficulty understanding and writing English. Santiago was assisted in the courtroom Friday by an interpreter.
Blattenberger said she saw Volk with the chrome pistol the evening before he died, and he had the pistol and a bright orange mask shortly before he entered the mobile home.
Blattenberger said she and Clawson were in a car a short distance from the mobile home when the robbery was to take place. When they heard arguing inside — and Clawson may have heard a gunshot, Blattenberger said — the women went to the mobile home but Santiago met them at the door, shaking his head and warning them not to come in.
According to testimony and court documents, Moses held Blattenberger, Clawson and Santiago at gunpoint, placed a call on Blattenberger's cellphone, and then fled the residence in a red car with an unknown driver.
Moses was arrested six days later.
Blattenberger also testified she "did heroin" the morning of the shooting, after she returned home from a methadone clinic. She testified that Volk and Clawson used heroin hours before the shooting.
The only other person who testified at Friday's hearing was state police Trooper Matthew Pergar, with Troop A's Forensic Services unit.
Pergar said he recovered five empty .380-caliber casings inside the mobile home. Fragments of three bullets were recovered from the home's walls and floor, and two more bullets were found in Volk's head and abdomen during an autopsy.
Pergar said the autopsy report concluded the bullets caused Volk's death, and the manner of death was homicide.
Komron Jon Maknoon, Moses' defense counsel, said he objected to the assertion that Volk's death was a homicide.
"If someone entered my home with a mask on … I would be able to defend myself," Maknoon said. "We can believe Mike Volk was wearing a mask." And Maknoon repeated Blattenberger's testimony that Moses told her Volk had placed a gun at Moses' head.
"There's no direct evidence my client shot anyone," Maknoon said, and asked Judge Bilik to dismiss the charges or at least replace the homicide charge with a manslaughter charge.
"I'm not throwing anything out," Bilik said as he ruled that all the charges would go forward for court action.
Bilik also said there would be no bond set for the defendants unless their attorneys filed for bond consideration.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by webz, Oct 29, 2007.
Bryan Colangelo, who is probably one of the best GM's in the league is about to trade a couple of Raptors, Juan Dixon & Joey Graham, 2 REALLY good players...because they can't crack the rotation due to an unbelievable amount of team depth. Colangelo said, Having depth is one thing, but managing it is another thing. Guys with talent don't want to sit in street clothes or get DNP's all season. Sure you have guys like Nazr anf Flip who may outwardly handle it with professionalism, but inside...these guys want to PLAY!!!! Guys who are not going to play WANT TO GO!!!! and why wouldn't they?? This is their LIVLIHOOD, this is how they feed their family. They only have a small window of opportunity to show what every NBA player believes inside, that they can PLAY!!!!! SO yes, managing depth is difficult, yes you can have TOO much depth.
Without the ankle injury, I believe Mejia would be on our roster right now. He is at least playing for our D-Leauge affiliate. Mejia plays great D, but is not known for his offense. Of course, if he keeps filling the stat sheet like he has this past three games, that could change.
Now you know how Ronald Dupree felt for two years...., But you never heard him complaining dress me or trade me
I remember Mejia was waived by Mad Ant,but he was selected the D-League performer of the week. RealGM: Wiretap Archives: Mejia Named D-League Performer Of The Week It seems he is amazing in D-League right now.
It seems to me that if you have the right mix of players and manage the situation correctly you cannot have too much depth from a team and organization perspective. From a player's perspective, I agree guys want to play and hopefully perform well enough to earn larger contracts going forward, so from a player's individual goals perspective I agree that a team can have too much depth.
It is still a fact, however, that no team tried to pick up Mejia so far.
Altough he won't get any PT with the Pistons, Joe should still waive somebody like jr or trade him for draft pick , and then re sign Sammy just to have him under contract. He can play in the D league all season and still be a Piston and be availble later and next year.... That playa of week notice will surely get someone interested and it should be Joe.
Frost Illustrated: Mad Ants struggle without top scorer On the Pistons team, if you can't shoot jumpers, you won't be on the roster. That's just what this team has become. See Jarvis Hayes.
The new guys such as Stuckey, Affollo, and Max rely on attacking the rim as opposed to the jumper. (Although they can hit it). They will be the key to the Pistons moving up from 27th in paint scoring depending on their increased minutes. So Sammy could fit in one day...
We all know it, but the question remains whether Flip knows it.
Once AJ starts to up his ppg, and it will happen, then the our % of points in the paint will also go up.
We got to get flip to increase his mpg before he can increase his ppg, but I do agree with you there.
I see a few positive signs in that direction. 1. AJ appears to be finally fully recovered from his ankle injury. 2. He has shown that he can rebound pretty consistently when he gets a chance to play 3. They are now running at least a couple of plays for him and he has started to take it to the bucket the last two or three games that he has been in. But again his non-garbage time minutes will be dictated by how he progresses on defense.
He's been getting better defensively, but not where he could be counted upon to stop the opposition on a regular basis.
Mejia with another solid game for Fort Wayne - 21pts, 6rbs, 4assts in over 43 minutes. Wonder, if any NBA team is paying attention.
On one hand, I hope not as there is still room on the Pistons roster if we move Murray or Herrmman. But on the other hand, I would like to see the guy get a shot in the bigs with someone in the US and not have to disappear overseas and never be heard from again other than Pistonforum tracking
i am very dissapointed because Sammy Mejia had a very good player. Recently he's been lighting the D-League up. We mine as well have kept Him instead of Dupree. Dupree has no future. We released him anyways. dissapointing
Mejia with another solid outing - 17pts 12rebs 5asst. He's averaging 21.8pts 7.4rebs and 2.4asst per game on 50.8% shooting.
Those stats are better than most of the players on the Piston A team.
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It's not to the point where I won't even try the changes. (But mark my words, if they ever implement the courier or creep deny, or a few other features I hate I'll quit right then.) but it's just seeming like it's going in a bad direction.
It's fancy, but..... nah doesn't really do anything and (sorry) it doesn't look all that good.
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WTB Tru-Ball tension release
I was battling a major case of target panic when my brother suggested using his caliper tension release. I loved it!! My groups at 30yds improved big time after shooting just a few arrows!!! Problem is...this release isn't in production anymore. I have a stan, but I like this Tru-Ball for hunting cause I can just clip it on my string and I am ready to go...no fumbling with a rope!! My brother won't part with his...and I don't blame him! He said he thinks that it is called a Tru-Ball 3D Hingefire It is a blue four finger caliper tension release. I have contacted Tru-Ball and got no reply yet. I would really like to use this release for hunting this year. If anyone has one or knows of a shop that might have some left over..PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!!!! THANKS!!!
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Anybody have or use a 6.8? My only AR is a post ban Oly with a really crappy barrel. The bore is rough as a corn cob and fouls out in a few shots. I would rather replace it than send it in so why not step it up a bit and get something with some more smack.
I'm thinking of replacing the upper with a 6.8. I already have some brass, dies and suitable powder. Finding an upper is a bit of a challenge. So far it looks like Model 1 Sales or CMMG are the only stores that list them as available. Any comments?
I'll get around to putting a new barrel on the Oly upper one day but it's pretty low on my list of things to do.


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- Finding the Right Puppy (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/finding-right-puppy/)
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Trying to make the leap from GSD admirer to owner
I admit it, I'm an over-thinker. For years I have been dying to have a GSD, but then I come to the forums and read about cases of leash reactivity, nipping family members, barking at friendly neighbors, homeowners insurance issues, "crate and rotate" for dogs not getting along... and I get scared off. I know that I'm a good owner and trainer. I care about proper nutrition and appropriate vet care, and after years of working with horses, I can interpret behavior and handle animals well. Even then, I know enough to admit when I need help and I even have a perfectly behaved adult dog for a role model. But I haven't made the leap.
As part of my research, I have gone to meet with breeders of working and show line dogs. I am conflicted because I want a WL for their compact build and I love the dark sables and blacks, but as a "pet person" I feel like I would be better off living with a SL dog. At one point, I met two puppies that were around the same age. The WL puppy came in like a rocket, leapt over the couch, independently sniffed around the room, and didn't seem to want much to do with me. The SL puppy was calmer and mostly interested in attention from me. That SL puppy was not for sale, of course, or I would have had my puppy that day!
Is this experience a fair enough comparison? Are there calmer, more owner-oriented WL puppies that appear in litters, or are breeders that have lower drive WL dogs "wrong"? I need to focus my search, and I have found a breeder that has nice West German showline puppies... but if anyone knows of a really special WL puppy or breeder that I should talk to, I am all ears. I just need a little push! I'm willing to consider any breeders in the eastern half of the US or Canada.
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Once you find a breeder, hopefully they can match your lifestyle to a puppy. Not all dogs are reactive, pull on the leash, and all that stuff. Obedience school from the beginning with a combination of a good breeder will give you exactly what your looking for. You can do it:)
you will find off the wall in any line and you can find calmer in any line. Key is finding a breeder who can peg their puppies, know what YOU want and don't want, express your desires to a breeder and allow them to pick one or more from a litter that will suit your needs/lifestyle.
I have always had working lines some x's, The girl I have now, is czech/drr and she is much more energetic then others I've had, but as she matured, settles well and isn't off the wall crazy. She isn't a couch potatoe tho and does require daily "something' to do.
It can be scarey reading about all the behavioral / temperament issues on this board, but again, finding a good breeder is key.
What part of the country are you in, as in state? You may get some referrals if you list the state your in:)
Your breeder will be key ... and not all GSDs have "issues". I've had no problems with Kyleigh. I posted a thread on here a while ago asking people who had no issue GSDs, and there were a lot of them!!! Here's the link: http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum...have-them.html
This should help ease your fears!
Some breeders breed specifcally for high drive dogs that will excel in sports, some for show, some for good pets that are kind of what you are talking about...a dog that will be solid with an even temperament....one who will play ball with you but mellow out when he's in the house. I don't think it is as black and white as Show line or working line....You are looking for a good quality Shepherd who comes from parents who have the attributes you desire. You won't get a mellow pup from parents with high drive, or a pup with a straight solid back from American Show lines.....my advice would be to look to the parents for the qualities in the pup.
Do It! Do It! LOL!
I hear ya. I had a GSD for 8 years, before I joined this forum. If I hadn't already owned a GSD, I think many things I read here would have scared me. My GSD was a PB 2 year old shelter dog. She was awesome. Loved people - especially kids. Hated other dogs, but that was OK, because I didn't have another dog. I managed her fine and she never harmed another dog in her 14 years of life.
You have already been given great advice concerning breeders. The right breeder can provide you with the right dog. You can handle a GSD puppy. You have dog experience. You can read dogs and horses. It isn't rocket science. I think it is time for you to get that GSD.
Best of luck in your search!
Thanks for the encouragement, everyone!
I have been fortunate to speak to some breeders that have the dogs in their program that can likely provide me with a really solid puppy that will be everything that I am looking for. This dog will come everywhere with me, so I can't take a chance on weak nerves or frantic energy. I know that raising a puppy takes a lot of commitment and time in socializing and training, but I want to be sure that I start on the best foot possible.
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You have to also keep in mind that many people find and join this board specifically because they do have an issue they want help with - therefore you may not be getting an accurate sample of GSD owners.
I am a "pet" person, but like you am attracted to the working lines. When researching WL breeders I studied the owner stories for weeks, making sure that their puppies were thriving in homes similar to mine. Once I was convinced I made contact, ultimately purchasing a pup. I know that I will have to exercise my pup both mentally and physically each day but I am looking forward to that part.
You definitely came to the right place!
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Hey guys! names rudy, dogs drake. thought i would introduce myself, get acqainted and see if i could contribute anything or weasal some info out of you fine fella's. I hunt Eufaula and Deep Fork like it is going out of style, got a lot of good holes and no i am not going to tell you exactly where they all are. I will trade though. :mrgreen: I hunt 50-60 days a year b/c i have a job that will allow me the time and a wife that has given up fighting me on it (for the most part). i fight fire for the city of tulsa and have 3 kids under 3 yrs old. Dog is a drahthaar about 6 mos. old and is ready for the season just a little rough around the edges and still a pup. i do alot of scouting and know where the ducks are and aren't in my area but outside of that i am still learning. so maybe i can learn from ya'll and i can help you too in the process, i hope that is what this forum is all about, it looks like it from what i have read.
Alright then, everybody who's anybody knows we got a shortage on rain and we need 5 -10 in. approx. to catch up. if you dont know, eufaula's about 5 1/2 ft. down and the flats are bone dry. birds still raft out in the center but good luck getting to them through thigh deep mud. we got a majority of gadwalls,shovelers, and teal among us right now and i could kill a woodduck about as easy as a mosquito, but very few mallards. Maybe this cold front will push a few down for opening day.
If anyone in western okla. wants to trade hunts i would be down for that and would like to make some new hunting buddies. I don't know if this little bit helped anyone but maybe it saved someone a trip from tulsa to eufaula just to look at the lake levels. hey guys pm me and lets talk about ducks!


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donnysebas wrote:Also... totally unrelated... The Crusher 2012 Big Orange is ageing nicely and will be coming to a woot near you soon!
Yes! Orange!!!!! I really hope I don't miss out on the max of it this time around...One is simply not enough.
cmaldoon wrote:Hmmm... So, when is the next WCC wine tasting and basketball tournament?
WD may indeed have the skills. Good wine, good skills, totally unfair! And on top of it all he has the lovely WineFarm!
Back to the wine, I saw that the B-side cab got some excellent press for WIne Enthusiast a couple months back did it not? (For those who like ratings). From my tasting of it it was pretty decent and had some structure. Do you recommend a pop and pour or a longer decant? I think the bottle we had was open for 3 hours beforehand.
Yes we have had nice reviews on B Side. Two past vintages have earned 90+. Honestly not sure about this vintage off hand.
My rule of thumb or decanting Napa cabs... ALWAYS, always, always decant. The longer the better. They need to breathe!
Oops. Almost forgot to post the How Good is this Deal? link.
Spreadsheet shows 51% (With Retail Shipping but without Sales Tax) for 1 set, 41% for 2 sets, & 42% for 3 sets.
Shipping costs based on "Best Method" from winery to NY (per Don & Sons website) -- shipping may still be seasonal on winery website. Free shipping on 12+ bottle orders.
Winery website charges tax, even for orders outside of CA. Tax not reflected in prices above.
Aquinas Philosopher's Blend not on website, but all Aquinas wines were $22. Don & Sons PN was sold out on their website, but all PN's were on sale for November (this one when available, was $14.25 on sale price, normally it was $19). Sale price was used for this one, since it was good for all of November.
donnysebas wrote:I am not a fortified dessert wine specialist, but at least several months. One of the byproducts of ageing after opening is evaporation of water which will actually make the wine denser and flavors more acute and intense.
The three Napa reds are indeed the most ageworthy table wines of this group. Each is different and will evolve differently. The B Sides are structurally BIGGER wines, but will show finesse with age. And no I am not talking about WineDavid39's basketball skills, but that does also apply. The Aquinas is more finesse-ish now, but that does not mean less ageworthy. I actually find the more fruit-forward and big the wines, sometimes they will actually age less well. They dont have the acid "backbone" to survive...
Thanks for the reply, you've sold me!
No shipping to CT or MA?
Received mine today. As usual, no tracking info. It just "showed up" at my door today.
This is almost comical. I received the wine on the 28th and shipping notification on the 30th. What the ???
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Delighted to be apart of TDH. I'm very new at this and need some serious help. I recently attended Invasion III in Dublin and loved it. So much so that i want a set of armor and be part of the show next year. If i'm being honest I'm not exactly an artist or sculptor so i'd never be able to make it. So i want to buy it. I'd like to buy it in parts but i've no idea where to get them from. I'd need to buy them fully done. Any and all help would be very much appreciated.


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Extended housing provides temporary housing for students who turn in a late contract and are unable to be assigned a permanent space. These rooms are still located within the Residence halls. Rooms used for extended housing can accommodate 6 students. These spaces are completely secure and lockable.
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Picked it up this evening and I'm really happy altho I have 2 small concerns to address before I do a run.
1. As a machinist he has put a small 0.25mm chamfer at either end of the main body (which wasn't on my CAD drawing)
2. The O/D of the thread is 0.2mm smaller than the original.
I have measured the length / diameter etc... and they are spot on other than the above issues.
I'm gonna get him to correct these and check again
A couple of pics...
Is there any way you can take some larger close up pics of the pointed end side by side with the real one?
I can't find the correct word, I'm going to create a new word for the final version so keep up the quality
I can try...
The only other thing I noticed and forgot to say in previous post was that the original has 'flat' peaks on the thread form and the prototype is pointed... therefore he's gone in slightly too far (0.2mm) and compensated in the O/D hence being 0.2mm smaller...
Woah!!! Nice work my friend!!! Very nice!
One funny(?) question. The replica dart fits on your replica stabilizer? Would be funny to take some pics of a replica sweeparm I just need your replica knee dart (and the wirst dart, of course).
I have some knee darts...
The gaunt dart in the assembly pic is of the replica...
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Interested my friend, cant wait
Should have next prototype tomorrow guys...
Looking forward to seeing it.
If you can, try to take a pic similar to this one, at approximately this size so we can clearly see the tips.
I would make sure the camera focus is centered over the end tips as opposed to the entire part. That way it will be looking more straight down at the part we want to see rather than at an angle like in the following pic.
Not asking for much are you?? LOL!
No not really.
Just one good pic as described so that we can make a solid comparison.
True enough, but I'm sure Gav is capable without the direction. No offence.
Believe me, I am very much hoping that is the case.
I want to see these turn out as perfect as possible.
That's fair enough to have the high expectations, all I'm saying is I don't think there's a need to jump in and tell him how to take a comparison shot! Just wait until the revised darts are ready and for Gav to post the new pics. If the angle is off slightly then ask if he can take another.
Be patient and have faith.
Oh quit being so sensitive/defensive.
It's better to ask before hand than after the fact.
We are all on the same team with the same goal, making sure these are perfect.
BTW, if you read earlier posts, I did ask for specific shots and the ones he took weren't very helpful for comparing. I hoped that this time being more specific about what we need to see would be helpful to him, and us.
Defensive? When was I defensive? LOL!
Whatever Gino.
Gino is usually too critic, but trust me, that's good for all of us
ok.. ok... Can we stop the bickering please guys?
Skip - Cheers buddy, got my back and I know what you mean.
Gino - If I take some 'close' up shots and it's still not clear then I can count on you to ask for another.
Back on topic please? I *fingers crossed* will pick the new one today and new pics taken!
True, critisism is good when constructive, but that wasn't what I was referring to. Nevermind.
Sorry for the slight hijack gav, looking forward to seeing the MkII prototypes.


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Freezing rain and sleet forecast by the National Weather Service arrived in the area tonight. Ice accumulations will make travel hazardous.
Hardin and several neighboring counties are under a winter storm warning.
The latest update from the National Weather Service revises the timing of the storm but not details of the forecast. Light precipitation will begin across the warning area this evening and intensity will pick up tonight and continue into early Wednesday morning.
The storm is expected to bring as much as 1 to 2 inches of freezing rain and sleet locally. After midnight, some snow is expected.
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New operator sought for Robie's, a beloved Hooksett landmark
By HARRY KOZLOWSKI
Special to the Union Leader | September 25. 2013 11:14PM
Robie's Country Store has been a fixture in Hooksett for 126 years. The store will close Sunday. (COURTESY)
IT WAS AROUND 9 a.m. Wednesday and a few regulars were having coffee at Robie's Country Store. Some were waiting for proprietor Deb Chouinard to bring them breakfast.
A few moments later, the customer count doubled. That's how things go at Robie's — quiet one minute, busy the next.
If there was any sadness over the news that their favorite town hangout was closing at the end of the week, it didn't show — until you asked.
Almost on cue, two of Murray's friends arrived. "I'm going to miss this place" she said.
Robie's final day will be Sunday.
"Business is OK, not great," said Chouinard. "I don't have any help. I can't find anyone willing to do real work."
Dot Robie still lives about two blocks from the store that she and her late husband, Lloyd, operated until 1997. "The people who shopped there were our friends and neighbors," she said.
"They would blow their whistle when they were coming in," she said. "By the time they stopped, I'd have a fresh pot ready."
President Robert Schroeder said the corporation owns the building and its memorabilia. Since 1997, there have been three independent operators. David and Debbie Chouinard have run the store and cafe since 2003.
Robie's often gets more business from out-of-town folks than the locals.
The Ladies' Guild of the Holy Rosary Church in Hooksett made Robie's its spot to gather over coffee after Mass.
Peter Sartorelli of Bow, another regular and a friend of Edna Murray and the Chouinards, once owned Pizzarelli's in Concord. Sartorelli knows how fickle clientele can be, but as a restaurant owner he also loved the connections he made with his customers. "I like to talk with my customers," he said. "This is the kind of place to do that."
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Multnomah University prepares students for meaningful careers that serve Jesus whether they're called to traditional ministry or the marketplace.
Stay connected to our community and help the next generation of Christian leaders become agents of positive change, whether they're serving across the street or across an ocean.
On August 24, 2007, the Task Force met on Multnomah's campus
to continue its work of discovery and analysis behind the possible
consolidation of Multnomah Biblical Seminary and Western Seminary. The Task
Force spent time analyzing information about both institutions, gathered by its
five sub-groups to prepare for the process of affiliating the two seminaries.
If successful, the affiliation could culminate in a consolidation of the two
venerable, Northwest-based institutions. The task force was joined by Dr.
Robert Cooley, President Emeritus of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, who
serves as consultant.
That same weekend, the two trustee boards met at a trustee's
home where they heard a presentation by Dr. Cooley about shared governance, interacted
with questions, and spent time in prayer.
Future events for relationship-building between trustees, faculty, and
administrators are planned.
"Under God's leading, our two trustee boards have initiated
an exciting process. Many uncertainties exist," said Dr. Daniel R. Lockwood,
chair of the task force and president of Multnomah. "It will be lengthy, with
both unanticipated challenges and unexpected breakthroughs. A substantial
investment of time, energy, and resources will be necessary, but I believe the
rewards in expanded impact for biblical education and vocational ministry and
pastoral training may well be immeasurable."
The Task Force
Last April and May, the two boards of trustees authorized the
Task Force to oversee a process of collaboration between the two institutions. The Task Force held its first organizational
meeting in late June 2007; and, since then, it has been busy studying,
planning, and implementing a strategic plan for a potential consolidation. This plan would guide the boards through the
various stages of assessment, negotiation, agreement, and implementation, and
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The Task Force reports directly to a steering committee made
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and two chairs of the trustee boards of both institutions. Dr. Robert Cooley, also
serves on the steering committee.
Task Force Sub-Groups
The five sub-groups that began their work at the end of June
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the five major "zones" of institutional life.
Each also has its own set of goals and objectives to achieve as part of
the Task Force.
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While the five subgroups continue their important work of discovery,
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affiliation. Affiliation involves
working together without changing each institution's fundamental identity. Name, governance structures, campus location,
extension sites, and budgets will remain in place. However, administrators and faculty will
begin to investigate ways in which the two seminaries can increasingly share
faculty, library resources, academic programs, and even information technologies. The steering committee believes that affiliation
at this level will have a positive benefit whether or not consolidation ever
takes place. Deepening these affiliations,
however, will lay a foundation vital for future consolidation.
A Working Timeline
This fall, the processes of
discovery by the task force sub-groups, and the steps of affiliation by the two
seminaries, will be the focus of activity.
The task force plans a meeting in October and will prepare a fuller
report to the two boards before February 2008.
Board authorization of the affiliation stage could occur in the spring
of 2008. And, if successful, the process
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For more information about the Multnomah Bible
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Hi Everyone.
I readed a lot of helpfull topics last mont on the Dented Helmet 8), so I started my own helmet using WOF Templates :thumbup and 2 mm cardboard. These are 2 pictures of the helmet so far.
I think I will not use the original Fett colors but a own design.
(The holes in the dome need to be filled up, so dont look at that)


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Monday 5th March 2012
Way back in August I remember walking away from our home defeat by Liverpool not disappointed by the way we had played but frustrated at one or two incidents and ultimately an undeserved defeat.
Saturday for me felt a little bit like the tables had turned.
Last week's thrashing of Spurs certainly had us heading up to the North West with more confidence but in any season away at Anfield is always an extremely tough fixture. For that reason alone our travelling party all agreed we wouldn't be disappointed if we came home with a point.
The weather on the journey up hadn't been great but, having enjoyed our pre-match fare, early-Spring sunshine added to the quite buoyant mood among the travelling Gooners.
Up until the penalty incident there wasn't really an awful lot happening in the game and having seen the TV replays Chezz's fine double save saw justice prevail.
For the remainder of the half, however, we rode our luck a little, Laurent's unfortunate own goal being cancelled out by RVP's thumping header from Bac's superb cross, a massive plus to take into half time considering how well our hosts had played.
On chances the second half was much more even with Chezz having very little to do compared to his first-half heroics. The longer the game went on in fact the more we looked likely to be in with a chance of nicking it.
If a winner is to come there is no better time than late in the game, a combination of RVP's great movement, Songy's pinpoint pass and the former's quite awesome finish sending one corner of Anfield completely doolally.
As we untangled our arms and legs from the quite crazy jostle that had ensued we realised the injury time brought on by Mikel's unfortunate knock earlier in the game was lengthy and potentially agonising.
The final whistle blew after seeing it out relatively comfortably and a simply massive three points were in the bag. A top, top away day.
Every team immediately around us in the league table dropped points at the weekend too, so that's an excellent way to go into our second leg against Milan, however unlikely our chances of progressing.
Of course, it is only half time. Looking at the scoreline after 35 minutes at home to Spurs last week proves anything is possible.
We go into the game on the back of two fantastic results. We can only do our bit and go to the game with hope.
Come on you mighty reds.
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Have you seen them? They are everywhere you look, draped from windows, hung on fences and tied to trees, of course we are talking about union jack flags. All of a sudden the whole of Britain has been covered in a huge blanket of red, white and blue. It seems like every town, village and street is holding a Jubilee celebration. So if you are not a royalist, it might be wise to hide under the duvet all the extended weekend, because there will be no getting away from Her Majesty and The Diamond Jubilee.
This weekend the Queen is celebrating sixty years on the throne. So how will she be spending her weekend? On Saturday she will attend the Epsom Derby, on Sunday she will participate in The Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant. This will be a spectacular event, with one thousand boats sailing down the Thames. Boats from across the UK, the Commonwealth and around the world will be taking part. On Monday she will be watching stars like Annie Lennox, Sir Paul McCartney and JLS perform in a BBC Concert at Buckingham Palace and on Tuesday there will be a Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral, followed by a procession…Phew, she will definitely need to put her feet up with a cuppa after all that!
If you have nothing planned for the Jubilee weekend, there is still time to organise a get together. If you like the idea of getting to know your neighbours, you could hold a Big Jubilee Lunch. The Big Lunch is part of the main programme of events over the Jubilee weekend. It is simply about picking a venue (your street or local park) and getting together with your neighbours and friends and eating lunch, in order to commemorate the milestone. It can be as easy as a picnic and asking everyone to bring a dish. If you want more information on The Jubliee Big Lunch take a look here.
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Cesc Fabregas is in the running for the PFA Fans' Player of the Month for December.
The Spaniard has been in superb form of late and joins Cristiano Ronaldo, Nicolas Anelka, Stephen Ireland and Steven Gerrard on the shortlist for the accolade.
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|dude just let the guy go. we have tried to tell him and he wont listen so just let him pop his engine. he doesnt understand that combination of ECU, injectors, and maf for the zetec dont support dry kits very well. the only way you are going to get enough fuel to safely run a dry kit will be to run bigger injectors and have a TUNE that pumps enough fuel to keep up with the nitrous. you will have to have a different tune for every different size shot you want to run and the car will run like shit when you are not on the bottle unless you change to a N/A non-nitrous tune. now that isnt all that different from how you would have to do it with a wet kit because you have to or at least you SHOULD change the tune for every different size shot. i never got tuned for nitrous and i probably made several hundred passes on a wet nitrous kit between 35 shot and 125 shot. never puddled the intake and never popped my motor because im not a moron. but here is the difference. with a wet kit you can drive the car around with the nitrous tune while you are off the bottle and it still runs very close to like normal. and with a wet kit you have less of a chance of leaning out and burning your engine. if you have an intermittent injector failure, which happens quite a bit with the zetec, then you will pop your engine. it only has to last for a few seconds to do serious engine damage. im not sure if anyone has figured out why, i know i haven't got a clue and ive tried to figure it out several times. sometimes the zetec will just stop firing an injector for a few seconds or minutes. sometimes if fails all together and sometimes it simply cuts it down by a percentage. i think it has something to do with the MAF and/or ECU because this problem stops with EXTENSIVE tuning and with a diablo MAFia. now with a wet kit you are still getting the additional fuel even if an injector stops working so you have longer to notice before you are in danger of popping the motor and if you play it smart and always run a bigger pill on the fuel side than the nitrous side and just run the kit rich then you dont have to worry at all. there is also the fact that a wet kit is EASIER to install on the zetec IMO. why the hell would you go to the trouble of tweaking in the wiring and risking messing up injectors and computer on your car with a venom kit when you can simply take 3 minutes to use a $15 fuel rail adapter from CFM and the provided hose to run additional fuel? i just cant wrap my head around why you would possibly want to run a dry kit when we are strait up telling you that it is SAFER and EASIER to run a wet kit. and it isnt like it costs that much more. how much were you planning to spend on that venom kit? hell ill sell you my old zex wet kit with a few bells and whistles if you need a nitrous kit that bad. im sorry if i come across as a dick sometimes but i dont like seeing people pointlessly risk blowing their cars up. at least at this point if you are fully informed and you can decide for yourself whether to listen or disregard us. all i ask is that you just dont run a dry kit.
Wet kit with the nozzle ~ 4-6 inches from the TB. You have a fuel system capable of 300+, but it is still returnless, correct? The stang guys might get away with it, but the Focus ECU is a different beast. Trust me, I played around with N2o for awhile on my car and the fuel system gets "quirky" at high RPM when spraying.
The wet kit is the safest way to go along with a GOOD TUNE.
Glad I asked what other owners are doing.
I'm going to pull the trigger on the Venom VCN-1000 kit instead which adds fuel by pulsing the injectors based on the amount of nitrous being sprayed. They have a kit designed for the focus which i know works on the zx2 Zetec as well.
Makes no sense to spray Wet when I have a Fuel system capable of 300+whp.
I respect ur choice of going with a dry kit but iirc I read that the focus mad didn't liked to be sprayed with anything and in the long run they failed but it's ur choice man idk if it's the same maf in the zx2 but I would go with a wet kit cause they r safer but it's ur call and ur car lol
A. if the fuel puddles in the IM with the Wet kit, you can kiss your composite Intake good bye along with other damages.
B. If the Fuel selonoid stays stuck on same idea.
Dry Kit is not "stupid" as you claim it is. I've seen motors go pop on wet kits also.
This is not a debate on wet vs dry. This was asking for opinions on those who have used dry kits. Tuned, Spray through Maf, or upping injector duty cycle.
I apprecaite those that chimed in.
|man sorry but dry systems have always been and always will be stupid. run a wet kit (which really isnt any more expensive) so you can be safe and be done. or run a dry kit and pop your motor, your choice.
|You're better off buying a wet kit with all the bells and whistles (fuel cut off switch, etc) and getting a N2o tune
Good To Know, I figured I could run a dry kit spraying before the maf given I have plenty of headroom on the pump and injectors left. I havn't bought the system yet for this reason I wanted feed back.
Venom Has a kit out there that taps into each injector.
|A dry kit with a returnless fuel system is a big no-no
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Now the one rock slide
Another student does the two rock slide
Ken Wray as skip, how else are they gong to learn to hit the broom?
Looks like he's done this before.
sliding out towards Doug Andrew's broom
Ready to throw as FL Ettlin checks for proper position in the hack
How many people get to sweep Charrissa's stone anyhow?
Danni demonstrates the proper sliding technique
I can slide farther than you can
I don't know what he said, but it was said with EMPHASIS.
You need to clean the rock before throwing it
It's concave on the botton
Sweep that way
Sweeping a live stone
Charrissa checking on progress
<tap> <tap> is this thing on?
Danni and Scott teach Scoreboard 101
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Peter Murphy, writing for the Budapest Sun, reports life in Georgia is slowly returning to normal as people return to their regular activities and jobs. He talked with a group of people of whom only two were Georgian and the others Ossetian, Armenian and Russian. A Georgian woman commented: "The war doesn't affect us; we were friends before and we will be friends after. Politicians have made this war, not the people. However, he came across Russians who fear remaining due to bitter feelings generated by the conflict. "There have been some who make sure we can hear them when they talk of the bad Russians. If someone on the street asks us where we are from, we say we are Armenians. We think about leaving, we'd go to Moscow. More and more Russians have left in the lat few years."
Murphy saw many anti-Russian banners hanging from barriers and TV stations report constantly about evil Russians. However, panic buying has ended and people are returning to their normal activities. "Business for anyone is not brisk these days, the hotels are empty" since tourists are not making trips to Georgia.
The war led thousands of Russians who had been peacefully living in South Ossetia to flee in fear and now they are creating an new refugee problem for the Georgian government. Murphy visited the main hospital in Tbilsi and was told by doctors most casualties were soldiers who had been wounded by cluster bombs and only a few had bullet wounds. He did not come across evidence of widespread death as has often been reported in the western media. Actually, he noted, "the road north to Gori and South Ossetia from the capital is surprisingly busy with traffic as people in outlying suburbs of Tbilsi come and go." It is apparent there are South Ossetians who fled to Russia and those who fled to Georgia. Now, refugees wait and see what the future holds.


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In a wide ranging interview with a Nigerian news agency, former Ghana President Jerry Rawlings blamed the flawed policies of British Prime Minister Tony Blair and President Bush for creating current problems impacting the African continent. "The crisis in Africa is a consequence of the damage the world has suffered during the leadership of Britain's Tony Blair and America's George Bush." Rawlings claimed the invasion of Iraq in 2003 had undermined "international political morality and the judicial consciousness of the public." He said he had told world leaders a years ago, "that soon we would see the consequences in about three and five year's time, particularly in Africa. Today, I have been proved right."
Rawlings argues the invasion of Iraq "undermined fundamental ethical values" and demonstrated that power could do as it wished. He urged President Yar'Adula of Nigeria to use the vast power of his country to help create a sense of stability in Africa.
Rawlings also admitted his own behavior shortly after taking power in his country resulted in unfortunate decisions such as the execution of key military leaders. He insisted that was not his desire but the rank and file of the Ghana army wanted revenge against many of their officers and he was forced to allow executions.
There is a logic in what Rawlings says about the war in Iraq undermining the rule of law. However, it is doubtful if rulers like Robert Mugabe have ever been impacted by the war in Iraq since their own thrust for power predated that invasion.


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I stayed a while without playing MMORPG, now I'm looking for new MMORPG games but I'm undecided, many games nowadays.
Unfortunately playing a MMORPG demands time and dedication, and how my job I can not lose too much time on a bad game.
I would like the opinion of more experienced with play MMORPG games, and a statement about what game really worth playing ...
Which game do you recommend me?


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'The Sabres were mindful to pay full respect to the Islanders, even though Buffalo finished with 13 more wins, scored 60 more goals and won three of four meetings against New York this season. "By no means do we think it's going to be an easy series," Briere said. "This time of year, you can't take anything for granted."'
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By Chris Harris
Tomas Rosicky believes that Arsenal will be stronger for last season's setbacks and expects them to grasp their next opportunity for glory.
Arsène Wenger's side were challenging on all fronts for most of the 2010/11 campaign but failed to translate their promise into prizes.
It goes without saying that a trophy - any trophy - is top of Rosicky's wish list for the new campaign. However, he is confident that the squad can make the most of their fresh start and make 2011/12 a season to remember.
"I think we are stronger, firstly because what happened last season, the experience of it all, will help us," Rosicky told Arsenal.com. "It was disappointing because we were close to winning something and the last two months were not good.
"But all this stuff has to push us more and more because we are capable of winning something. It must be like this.
"It's very simple - I would like to win a trophy. It doesn't matter which one. It's very simple, all we want, all the players and the Arsenal community - the fans - is to win."
The theory that the Carling Cup Final defeat led to the team's slump in form last term is a popular one but the Czech international does not subscribe to it. Instead he cites the last five fixtures at Emirates Stadium that realised just six points and only one win - ironically against the champions, Manchester United.
"When we lost the Carling Cup Final even a lot of players said that it went wrong from there but I don't agree with that," Rosicky said.
"There was still a long time to go in the season and it would have been enough had we just won our home games. We lost so many points at home and it would have made all the difference.
"Setbacks like the Carling Cup do affect you but you have to go on and move on. It was in our hands and I still believe it will be in our hands this season if we produce the football we played before.
"The experience will be important and I hope everyone has gained from what happened last season."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