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::Update - 5 November 2003::
Both versions finished except for a few greeblies.
More info to follow once I have confirmation of a few things.
Thought I'd put the pics up as eye candy!
Pic 1 is various greeblies. Split plugs and 6 hole blaster blocks are the found parts in the pic, the rest are scratchbuilt. Waiting for some V8 connectors (found parts) and the centre ESB stock greeblie (scratchbuilt).
No trimming or sanding will be necessary, but greeblies will come loose and need gluing on so they can be put wherever.
Scope not included, flash not included,
::Update - 3 November 2003::
Another pic of progress!
Here's the blaster in ESB barrel.
What else can we see.
Well, top right is the RotJ barrel in mid clean up with fins attached.
On the stock is a card mock up of the greeblie that sits on both sides of the chamber on the RotJ version.
Under the blaster you can see the split plug and scope block found parts.
You can also see a scope ring mardon found at a local auto parts store, and under that are a couple of early drawings of the diameters of the scope rings (front and back) allowing for the taper.
The scope and flash handle are Mardon's.
Some other greeblies have been sourced, but have yet to arrive with Mardon and we're waiting for some info and pics on one in particular (hopefully) so should have a bit more news soon.
In the meantime the clean up continues.
I previously posted that we'd have pics of the cleaned up blaster the next day after posting the last pics. Mardon has corrected me on that (entirely my fault). I assumed they came out of the mould ready to go, and assumed that "clean up" meant 5 mins rub down with some fine sand paper, but there is in fact a a significant amount of work involved including hours and hours of bondo, sand, bondo sand, bondo, sand, etc. And it's all done by hand, no machines. So my apologies to Mardon for having got it so wrong, and to the rest of you for getting hopes up. Entirely my mistake!
Updates to follow when available.
Well, here's the pic. Enjoy:
::End 11/03/03 update::
::Update - 31 October 2003::
Just had another quick chat with Mardon. Its late there and he wont get anything further done on this today, so rather than wait for the clean pics, I thought Id post the straight out of the mould pics to update.
Ill post the cleaned up pics once I get them, probably tomorrow.
Ok, what you can see in pic 1 is the RotJ version, minus barrel fins, scope mounts and greeblies. The fins, mounts and greeblies will all be included of course.
What you see in pics 2 is how it comes. In 3 parts for ease of shipping, transport and storage. Barrel(s), body and stock. You can also see the ESB barrel there too.
The barrels are plug ins so they can be interchangeable. Separate barrels will be available if you want one of each version without the expense of having to buy 2 separate blasters. The greeblie sets will also be available separately for the same reason.
The greeblies will come loose so you stick em where you want em, permanently or semi-permanently (in case you want to switch between versions).
They will be in black Gel-coat and black paint. I think the RotJ barrel fins will be attached, but I await confirmation of that. Scope mounts will be attached.
Better pics tomorrow. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy these. Any questions, post or PM them.
Here are the pics:
::End 10/31/03 update::
::Update - 17 August 2003::
Gun body, trigger and hammer card mock ups finished.
Barrels for RotJ and ESB in progress
Wiper blades card mock up finished.
Here's a pic:
::Update - 16 August 2003::
Both versions of the gun barrel taking shape. Gun body and trigger/hammer done.
::End Update::
::Update - 14 August 2003::
Hi All,
Well, after a bit of a delay, my Webley & Scott stock finally made it to Mardon. It got there this morning (14 August) and here are the progress pics so far
Im impressed so far. (notice my significant use of understatement here!)
More updates as and when I get them from Mardon.
Post or PM me with any questions.
::End update::
In the meantime, here's the interest list so far:
1. Defiler - RotJ
2. Oppi - RotJ
3. Hansoloway - RotJ
4. Geoffett - ESB
5. Mattrinck - RotJ
6. Ego - ESB
7. Crisisfilms - ESB
8. Batninja - RotJ
9. Prymer - RotJ
Greetings all.
Firstly, I'm at work so this'll be brief.
I'm grinning like an idiot typing this as I've been trying to work out how to get this off the ground since I first got to know MLC.
Here's the story. Your friendly FG wizard and I, along with another member who is more than welcome to chime in if he would like, have been knocking around this idea for a while.
The idea was that MLC could scratchbuild a mock up of the RotJ EE-3, bondo it etc (You know how he operates by now, surely ), but he wanted an original webley to cast, or alternatively, an original stock, D ring and grip, as these are the trickiest parts for him and he wanted at least one original part for sizing reference. The other Member and I have been trying to get hold of one for a while with no success.
I am now pleased to say that through a friend of mine, who knows an antique arms dealer close to where I live, I have got hold of an original Webley and Scott Stock, D ring and Pistol grip, as found on the infamous Mk1 flare rifle and various other W&S pieces. Like I said, I'm at work, but will post pics when I'm home.
I've spoken to MLC and he is confident that with this stock assembly and all the visual references available he'll be able to create a FG RotJ EE-3 blaster. He will cast my stock assembly and also use it to get the correct sizing and scale reference for the remainder which he will scratchbuild. I daresay he might also use it to help with an ESB EE-3, but that's his choice along with anyone that's helping him with it, and I'll let them expand on that if necessary in the appropriate thread. I'm fine with this , but it's just not my place to comment on it.
This, then, is the interest thread for a fully FG MLC RotJ Blastech EE-3.
We have no firm idea as to price, yet, but you should all know MLC tries to keep the cost as reasonable as he can. Having spoken to him, though, he did say that with all the detail (barrell fins, etc) it might be a bit labor intensive. The price may or may not be better than currently available kits. This project is not intended to be a replacement for them, simply an alternative. Remember, it's FG through and through so if you prefer a heavier, real feeling, version, resin's the way to go. If you want a lightweight, very robust alternative, this might be of interest. I't won't be any MORE accurate than others as it's a found part and we all know what it looks like, but it will be AS accurate. I'm sure there will be plenty of progress pics as we go along
Early information suggests you should get everything you need, with the exception of the sight. This would be too fiddly to do cheaper than you can buy them anyway, and it wouldn't be a working sight, so it seems sensible to leave this out.
We're toying with the idea of a moving trigger, but this may increase the complexity of the work and therefore the price. Your thoughts on the trigger would be welcome.
OK guys and girls. Who's interested? No commitments at this stage, we're just seeing if it's viable. availablity and pricing will follow when we can.
Oh, and when we're done making the molds, I'll be selling the Stock assembly. I'll accept offers of what I paid for it now (PM or mail for details), but if there are none, it'll go off to ebay.
Cheers. (Still grinning, madly - must get back to work!)


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Monday, May 16, is a very important day for our Iron Horse Corridor. Two redistricting workshops will be held to gather demonstrated preferences by residents for how our county district will be defined.
2PM to 3:30PM, at the recreation center gymnasium, 2055 Tice Valley Blvd, Walnut Creek, Gayle Uiklema, Dist2 supervisor, will hear the preferences of our region's neigbhorhood, business district and community groups for the Contra Costa Times redistricting maps that places Lamorinda, Alamo, Diablo, Blackhawk, Tassajara Valley, Dougherty Valley and the San Ramon Valley in District 2.
**Do not forget the TVTC meeting at 4:30 at the Danville Town Hall that will fully impact Alamo roads**
7PM to 8:30PM, at the Walnut Creek Library, Broadway, Walnut Creek, Mary Piepho, will hear the same preferences for the Contra Costa Times redistricting maps that remove Dist3 from Walnut Creek, Alamo and the San Ramon Valley.
Looking forward to May 26th, 7PM to 8:30PM at the Alamo Women's Club, Alamo, Mary Piepho will once again hear the same preferences for the Contra Costa Times redistricting maps that remove Dist3 from our region.
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Her name is spelled U-I-L-K-E-M-A. We probably should get used to it...
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Dear Editor,
This afternoon, May 16, in Tice Valley, Supervisor Uilkema, Ms. Catherine Kutsuris and staffs produced an excellent program for a significant group of attendees. The meeting was interactive discussion, with individual conversations considering each plan, and various discussions for mitigation of boundaries. More, the result was substantial input from a well-informed audience that had defined views of communities in-common, shared economics, shared transportation issues and a very focused, shared voice.
As our 24/680 south corridor finds future in-common as part of district II, it remains the specific interests of individual residents to express a deciding opinion in support of "Concept Plan #5" as the CC Times logical combination of like political and economic attitudes and interests.
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Re: Caribbean advice
I would have to say the US and British Virgin Islands. Great sailing. Lots of great beach bars and beautiful islands and beaches. We live on St. John and have sailed this area for the last few years and there are still places we haven't been! It's also easy for family to catch a flight into St. Thomas. Provisioning is fairly easy if expensive. The Spanish Virgins such as Culebrita is lovely as well. The National Park on St. John offers lots of moorings for $15.00 a night though you can only stay there a certain number of days in a row, but there are other places to anchor on neighboring islands as well.
Enjoy and happy sailing!
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St. Thomas airport is small, your grandchildren cannot get lost or confused. It's also US so the immigration paperwork nonsense will not be an issue. You can then quickly hop to St. John or go east to the smaller BVIs such as Guana. White Bay is desolated. Your grandchildren can have an entire beach to snorkel, throw a frisbee or frolick in the water. We were just there for a few days. Two other boats at most for the entire time.
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We anchored in Fort de France at carnival time (which was amazing) in Martinique and drove to the windward side. If you have a shoal draft boat and are feeling brave there are some anchorages but its pretty hairy!
How come no-one mentions St Barths? We loved it. Not cheap i guess but for a visit for a couple of days it very cool.
Re: Caribbean advice
I'm moving this thread to the Destinations - Caribbean forum.
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Again thank you all for your advice. Billyruffn, that was great of you for your detailed information. That was my plan to head for Panama as you advised. Looking at the Christmas winds over the last few days shows 30 plus knots with that high over the Great Lakes. I have no need to go to the ABC's.
As for the grand kids I'll make their mother come along she can make her husband take care of the cattle. That will take care of any airport potential problems.
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I noticed that the windward side of Martinique has a lot of bays inside the barrier reef. Looks a lot like the S. Pacific Islands. our SV is aluminum centerboard and we draw 1 meter. Have any of you spent time on the windward side of Martinique? I read it can be done if you know what you are getting into.
One of the issues you'll deal with moving up or down the island chain in the Caribbean is the acceleration of wind velocity when moving between islands. This is especially true with islands with big mountains near their N and S coasts. The islands create a Venturi effect between the headlands on the north and south coasts of two islands. To get to the windward side of an island you often need to beat into 25 or more knots of wind in seas created over a 2000+ mile fetch. Not a lot of fun, believe me.
If you want to see the windward side of Martinique, rent a car.
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If the kids have to travel without an adult, there aren't many reasonable options. I think St Thomas is your best bet, with Puerto Rico a close second. But I would check with the airlines to see if they would allow unaccompanied minors on international flights, and if STT and SJU qualify as international for these purposes. I certainly wouldn't expect a 13-year-old to be able to shepherd two younger siblings through immigration coming and going, if anything, anything at all, went screwy.
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I've spent 4 winters in the Eastern Caribbean and have seen most of it. Faster and Mark in their posts above offer good suggestions. Antigua is a great island with the best parts IMO being English Harbor (home of Nelson's Shipyard) and Nonsuch Bay, a fairly remote spot on the windward side sheltered behind a reef. The French islands are nice and very cosmopolitan by Carib standards. Our favorite spots in the French islands include Iles de Saintes and some of the bays south of Fort de France on Marintique. If you're looking for some city life Fort de France (Martinique) and Point-a-Pitre (Guadeloupe) are good choices, but are lacking somewhat in "island" atmosphere. Sint Maarten (Dutch)/St. Maritin (FR) is a good stop and as mentioned the marine trades available there are very good. The Dutch side offers easier anchoring (Simpson Bay Lagoon) and is a bit over-developed IMO having much less charm than the French side. There are places in Sint Maarten where you think you're in the US.
Re routing for young travelers from Wyoming -- they will have to change planes somewhere. They can probably get direct flights to many major islands from Chicago and many more islands from Miami / Ft. Lauderdale. Flying through San Juan presents even more island destination options with the major US airlines and is an easy connection to places like the US and BVI. Islands where it might be difficult for you to get to the airport to pick them up would be anywhere in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Dominica, the airport on the south side of St Lucia, anywhere in Martinique except Marin and Fort de France, anywhere in Guadeloupe except Point-a-Pitre and anchorages on the east and south coasts of Puerto Rico. Among the easiest places in the Caribbean for meeting arriving crew are St. Thomas, BVI (Beef Island), Sint Maarten, Antigua, Point-a-Pitre, Fort de France and Castries in St. Lucia.
Although probably not your first stop in the Caribbean, I encourage you not to overlook the US Virgins, which are a great place to have kids visit -- and especially St. John. If I were picking one place for grandkids to visit and I wanted to be sure they had a nice tropical experience, it would be St. John. You'll will find very few places in the Caribbean prettier and more restful than the bays on the north side of St. John and few places as unspoiled as those on the south side of the island. All the major bays on St. John are in the national park, all have high quality moorings at reasonable prices ($15/night), most have great sandy beaches, there are great walks to take ashore and, best of all, much of the island is still in a natural state. On the other hand, St. John is American, tropo-American yes, but you know you're in the US. If it's the true Caribbean cultural experience you want them to experience you can hop over to the BVI. Downside of the BVI is all the charter boats. Connections into and out of the US/BVI easy via the San Juan and there are more and probably better opportunities for varied day sailing in the US and BVI than you'll find anywhere else (except perhaps the Grenadines).
Stopping in the VI also sets you up nicely for the trip to Panama. The passage from the VI or eastern Puerto Rico to Colon is not difficult -- 6-7 days in the trades. Starting from there (vs the Windwards) shortens the passage somewhat and gives you an opportunity to avoid the windy zone usually found 25-150 miles off the Columbian coast. This is an area where the winds are sometimes near gale force and the seas are among the largest in the entire basin. (See the Caribbean pilot chart). If you were to take a course that runs from the USVI to about 14N 77 30W and from there direct Colon you can avoid the area mentioned above.
Good luck and have fun with the grands.
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The boat we've cruised on down there had a 7 foot draft.. the windward side of Martinique never came up.....
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Thanks for all the advice. Last night I did my home work and everyones ideas look good.
Lot can change in a years time but thinking of making land fall in Martinique then moving up to Antigua.
I noticed that the windward side of Martinique has a lot of bays inside the barrier reef. Looks a lot like the S. Pacific Islands. our SV is aluminum centerboard and we draw 1 meter. Have any of you spent time on the windward side of Martinique? I read it can be done if you know what you are getting into.
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This week marks the ninth anniversary of Arsène Wenger's first game in charge of Arsenal - a 2-0 Premiership away win at Blackburn Rovers.
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Last season, West Brom fared better against the Gunners on their travels than they did on home soil. Robert Earnshaw's late equaliser at Highbury put a dent in Arsenal's title ambitions but Robin van Persie and Edu exacted revenge later in the season for Arsenal.
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Before you begin the selling process, really evaluate why you're moving. Do you have too few rooms, or too many? Has your job moved to another city and you're relocating? Are the neighbours driving you away? Or are you simply looking for a change? A complete analysis of your current position will set a good foundation for your next home hunt.
Buy or Sell First?
Buy or sell first? That's tricky. After all, if you find a purchaser for your existing home, before you've found a new one, you may find yourself living out of a suitcase if convenient closing dates cannot be negotiated. On the other hand, if you find your dream home before you have sold your existing home, you may be faced with carrying two mortgages for a time.
So how do you manage? Easy. Do your homework and have a good idea about the neighbourhood and type of home you're looking for. Do an honest evaluation of your family's needs and budget.
Speak to your sales representative and start your new home search as soon as your existing home hits the market.
If you've found a home, before you've sold your existing one, use "sale of your existing home" as a condition on your offer. If you don't sell your house within a fixed period of time, you can choose not to go through with the offer. This, however, is a difficult condition for many vendors to agree upon and you may find that you have to forgo your price negotiating power.
Purchasing a home before you sell could be a risky strategy if you're counting on the proceeds from the sale.
If you've found a purchaser before you've found your next home, use "purchase of a new home" as a condition when you sign back the agreement. Again, it will only be for a fixed time. Even if you have not found the ideal next house by the time the deal closes, you may still wish to proceed with the offer. As a buyer with a "sold house" you will be in a better position to negotiate price.
Make Your House More Sellable
While we all believe that our home is our castle, our personal tastes may not appeal to everyone. Your sales representative will work with you to give you an impartial analysis of your home - how it relates to other "competing" homes on the market and how your home reflects current design and style trends. Your sales representative will also take a good look at the general condition and upkeep of your dwelling.
Overall, your sales representative will work with you to position your home on the market so that your sales experience will take place as expeditiously as possible.
Advertise Your Home on Various Internet Real Estate Portals
Your home will be advertised on many Internet Real Estate Portals to ensure that the details of your home will be seen by a large number of potential buyers.
Arrange Showings
In addition to giving your home the once over with a mop and dust cloth, have your sales representative prepare a home feature sheet. This is a one-page synopsis of your home that highlights lot size, room dimensions, features and upgrades as well as utility costs and taxes. Prospective buyers will take a sheet and refer to it while viewing your home. Plus, it makes for a great reference sheet when the buyers are comparing properties.
The Open House: This is usually not a pleasant experience. The upside is that you usually won't have to be there to act as a guide. The downside is that you might have a series of open houses over a few weeks, with people poking through all areas of your home. And you'll have the constant pressure of keeping your home looking its best.
The Viewing: When a sales representative has a client who is interested in your home, they will first call to make an appointment with your sales representative. If you're lucky, you'll have time for the last-minute tidying. Of course, you can say no if the prospective purchaser wishes to come at an inconvenient time.
During the viewing, make sure you give the viewer and the sales representative a feature sheet and get the sales representative's business card. Give viewers the freedom to wander around your home by themselves. Following may make them uncomfortable. The sales representative will stay with the prospects to offer some protection against theft or property damage.
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The University of Akron shot 62.5 percent in the second half and turned 17 offensive rebounds into 17 points to defeat the Canisius women's basketball team 72-56 at the Koessler Athletic Center. The Golden Griffins fall to 3-2 on the season.
Senior Jamie Ruttle led Canisius with 19 points, the only Golden Griffin to reach double figures. Sophomore Tiahana Mills had eight points, eight assists and five rebounds. Canisius shot 43.3 percent in the first half but only 26.5 percent in the second half.
"Akron is a good transition team, and we had the tempo that we wanted for about 25 minutes. Akron showed why they are a good team, and we saw it takes 40 minutes to play with a team at this level," Canisius coach Terry Zeh said. "We got enough stops on the defensive end, but really struggled to complete them as Akron controlled the glass and made us pay."
Canisius took the Akron offense out of rhythm in the first half as the Griffs built an 18-13 lead and held a lead for a majority of the half. Akron went on a 9-0 run to take a 22-18 lead before the Griffs battled back and took a 30-27 lead into the locker room after a banked-in 3-pointer from Mills at the buzzer. Canisius held Akron to 29.7 percent from the floor in the first half, but the Zips overcame that field goal percentage with nine second-chance points.
The tempo picked up to start the second half but Canisius matched Akron and held a 40-35 lead after a 3-pointer from junior Kayla Hoohuli just over four minutes into the half. The Zips then took control of the game with a 24-7 run during the next eight and a half minutes. Akron scored 37 points on the final 25 possessions of the game after Canisius limited the Zips to 35 points on 47 possessions in the opening 25 minutes.
Rachel Tecca scored 24 points while Hanna Luburgh had 23 points and 11 rebounds. Carly Young added 10 points while Kacie Cassell had eight assists.
Canisius heads to the University at Buffalo on Wednesday, to face its cross-town rival. Tipoff at Alumni Arena is set for 7 p.m.
Notes: Canisius and Akron met for the fifth time with the Zips now holding a 3-2 lead in the series… Canisius had 17 assists on 22 made baskets and had more assists than turnovers for the fourth time in five games this season… Mills had eight assists for the second time in three games. The sophomore has 25 assists and 13 turnovers in the first five games... Freshman Lauren D'Hont scored eight points in just five minutes off the bench before leaving with an ankle injury.


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Just put it in your trunk MTY in the box it came in or other gun case. LEO's down here don't pay them no mine as long as you don't crazy if you get pulled over for anything.
Im moving to florida on the 10th and im jsut wondering what do i have to do once i get to florida with my handgun. Do i need to have a inspection get a permit etc? Also whats the transportation laws?
Just put it in your trunk MTY in the box it came in or other gun case. LEO's down here don't pay them no mine as long as you don't crazy if you get pulled over for anything.
Sorry about that anwser as I was watching the 500 at the same time. What do you want to do with your gun when you get here? You don't have to register it or anything like that. If you want to get a CC permit it's on you not your gun. You can carry anything you can conceal. If your transprorting it without a CC LIC. it will have to be empty and in a case during tranist.
So far as a permit I went to a gun show and took a class cost $50.00. They help you fill out the paper work. They also take your picture and finger print you. You put all the information in a big envelope along with a check for $117 and mail it to the Divison of Licensing. They have three months to send your CCL or reject it and you have a right to appeal if rejected. It's good for 5yrs and if you renew in 5yrs you don't have to jump through all the hoops. Good luck.
First: Welcome to the "sandbar". I, too am a transplant, about 4 1/2 years. As Baldy said, basically, just obey the federal transport laws while getting here. Second: Get your Fl. Drivers' licence (I.D.) , and register your vehicle.
Now this is what I was told by the FFl dealer (a gun shop).
Transporting a loaded handgun in your vehicle is perfectly legal as long as:
#1. It is kept out of sight. #2. You observe the "2 step" rule. Which generally means it is in the glove-box, locked. Or, in the glove-box, unlocked, but in a holster that has a thumb retention device. There are other options, but just obey rules #1,and #2.
Being a musician, I spend a lot late-night time driving on the road, often through very remote areas.
Oh yeah, what area will you be moving to? I'm in the St Petersburg/Clearwater area.
Be safe. Be cool.
Drummin man has it right. If you have a 201, you can skip the class and save the $50.
You mean 214.
If you do apply for a CCW do the electronic fingerprints. That will really speed up your application process.
It's 4 years since I got mine and I'm still not over the LEO who took my prints thanking me for getting a CCW. But then I'm orginally from NYC.
You may also want to check out this site for Florida shooters:http://www.floridashootersnetwork.com/phpbb/index.php3
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A. F. S. I just joined that forum. Thanks for pointing it out.
Just found out there's no open-carry policy in Florida.
There goes my dreams of an 8" Colt Anaconda in .44 magnum at my hip. Drats. Now I actually need to find an IWB holster...
hey everyone ,nice to be here in south florida. great place to live and be a gun enthusiast. also a direct hello to airforce shooter from me as a recent transplant i spent the last 50 years in brooklyn and long island ny. brooklyn ny for 45 and nassau county long island for about 5 . i find florida people to be excellent quality people. really ,noticeably nice and helpfull. so hi everyone and i'll be starting the ccw proccess in feb. at the lee county civic center in ft.myers at the suncoast gun show feb 16 at 10am. just bought a rugersr9 for the wifes night stand and a glock21 for mine. lovin them both. the rugers performance has surprised me ,great trigger pull and love the smooth slide action and the breakdow. just all around good feel in the hand. nice and slim for any man but also great for the wife. trying to get her into it but had no luck in recent years trying to put a benelli m4 12gauge or a remington 1100 in her hands is just to intimidating for her. but i'm in biusness now with the sr9.she warming up to the whole deal slowly but surely . maybe soon she'll become proficient with the glock21 ,45caliber also. it would be nice to send her to a class with me. these are my(our) first pistol ive ever owned. can't say ive never held one in ny but we can save that for another day.
i don't wanna ramble on too much but i'm just generally glad to be here and hope some family follows me down soon. my son is on the job in manhattan and he's going to suffolk county soon. great marks on the police exam. suffolk is the highest paid police in the nation right now so once he gets in there he'll never come down here till he retires. if i could get him to taste the stone crab i had at the naples marina the other night he might consider moving here. it's f**kin great. for now it's just me and my wife and all the great floridians we are nieghbors too... be safe everyone. later.
oh by the way ,as most of you know the suncoast gun show is a great one. a ten thousand guns under one roof . i bought a couple of shotguns there because i had not converted my license yet to buy a handgun. prices at the shoot straight gun store set up are really good. i bought a $1700.00 benelli for $1300.00. alot a guys don't believe it. anyway it is at the lee county civic center in ft.meyers this past november and this coming febuary. the 16th and 17th i believe. ccw classes are 45bucks with a 17dollar fee for all completted paper work and photo and fingr prints.(and 5 bucks for a range visit) its a good deal considering the local gun shop on shirely street in naples really rapes ya for ccw classes and gun prices. ammo prices are "foget abot it"


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I love to look at old buildings on the Wheaton campus. If I had to pick a favorite it would be Mary Lyon. The structure and design rival any building built by today's standards. The building we know as Mary Lyon had once been called New Seminary Hall. The New Seminary Hall was built in 1849 to replace the old Seminary Hall that once stood in its place. It was enlarged in 1878 to include a science wing to the south, a gymnasium and library in the west wing, and additional classrooms in the east wing. The magnificent staircase and the cupola were added also. Originally the color of the building was tan and dark brown. In 1900 it was painted the very pleasing yellow and white. It was renamed Mary Lyon in 1910. Mary Lyon was a pioneer of education for women. She developed the first curriculum and rules. She also brought Wheaton its first principal, Eunice Caldwell.
Just before the building was completed a fire broke out in the basement. A breakfast cook at the college spotted the fire and help arrived before it got out of control. I read that the charred beams from the fire could still be seen in the basement. I wondered if that were true so I asked my Building Service Manager, Patti Tessitore, if she knew anything about it. She said lets go take a look and off we went to check it out. We looked around the huge basement and we found several charred beams. The beams were slightly charred on the outside, but you could see that they were still as strong as ever. The beams are under the area where the grandfather clock stands in Mary Lyons.
Patti also told me that the attic was once a dormitory. We went to the attic to see where the students once lived. Decades of dust and spider webs did not stop the imagination of what it once looked like. The dorm room sets above the Holman room overlooking East Main St. Through the dust you could still see a solid hardwood floor. Along the walls you can see rectangle dividers spaced about six feet apart. It appears that between each divider a single bed stood. It looked like the room held eight students. An old spring and metal frame bed sat alone and added to the wonderment of the past. On one wall there were four built in closets. The old doors were hanging off. You could see shelving and what was left of shelving inside each closet. It looked like two students shared one closet. Students in the 1800's had a lot less cloths to unpack than in today's modern world.
Les Robbins from Building Services told me that in 1963-1964 when he was a young boy his church the Trinitarian Congregational was adding on to its structure, so Wheaton College opened its doors to the community and told the congregation that they could have their Sunday school classes in Mary Lyon. Les remembers that the classroom was where the first floor bathrooms are now.
Mary Lyon has gone through a lot of changes over the years and what I wrote today barely scratches the surface.
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I just moved south of Cleveland and I'm sure this has been asked a million times, but does anyone know land for lease south of CLE? Possibly Columbia Station, even as far west as Sandusky? Medina etc....any public land? not to familar
Im driving 2.5 hours now, want to find something closer. I know its a long shot! Don't remind me


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Recently several of our customers received this invite from Microsoft/Avanade to an event in NY where they were going to talk about re-platforming of Lotus products! So here are the top 10 questions you could ask Microsoft:
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9. What is an Enterprise CAL and what is its cost? How does that differ from Core CAL?
8. How much will it cost me, per user, to move to Vista? (a) Select agreement, (b) Enterprise agreement, (c) new hardware purchase?
7. How much money can I save by signing Select Agreement and NOT renewing/signing Enterprise Agreement?
6. Why should basic administrator tasks in Exchange 2007/fail over and replicia storage require to use command line/manual operations?
5. How much more expensive is it to install Exchange 2007 compared to Exchange 2003 including hardware costs?
4. Can I virtualize Exchange 2007? If not now, when?
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2. Please list all clients and servers required to be deployed to deliver a complete Microsoft Collaboration environment?
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After playing this game a couple of days after ijji's launch, I have decided to come to the conclusion that it is now filled with immaturity among the highest caliber. People are unhelpful during stages, they constantly ask for money / items, they have no manners whatsoever. PvP has just gone completely on a runescape-esque community level, which means people only play to win and they suck the entire fun out of the game while making jokes about your mother and using spaces to bypass the wordfilter.
Ijji brought this game up really swell, and it has so much potential, however, It's safe to say that the community is quickly killing this game, and I fear that in a couple weeks time, it will fall into the pit of MMORPGs that are lost due to the fact that they have a horrible reputation of a community.
I don't see any way Ijji can undo this, at all. They are probably even egging this on. They are trying to make their target demographic 13 year olds with their mother's credit card. Plenty of money for them and no fun for everyone else.
To all Lunia players who have at least a shred of morality, I wish you good luck if you if you continue to play this game. It is truly a great game, however, many people, myself included, will most likely not be returning to this game until the community hits puberty.


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The government of Denmark has decided to institute a program of enticing foreign students to live and work in their nation due to the declining number of qualified people in the labor market. Science Minister Heige Sander announced plans to offer grants to top international students who would come to Denmark to study if they agreed to remain and become part of the work force. "We have to make it more interesting to foreign students to come to Denmark. We would like to introduce labor market scholarships to the most qualified students from China and the United States, for example." As part of this effort more courses taught in English would become part of Danish university offerings.
The reality is a declining population in many parts of Europe due to low birth rates so it is inevitable that highly qualified educated people from other societies would be offered opportunities to fill the gap left by low population increases.


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- Hypermarkets, supermarkets and hard-discounters recorded highest sales value of all the channels in 2015. Online channel is set to grow the fastest in the forecast period, 2015-2020.
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1.1 What is this Report About?
2 Mexico Retail Sales Overview
2.1 Retail Categories Overview
2.2 Retail Channels Overview
3 Category Group Analysis: Apparel, Accessories, Luggage and Leather Goods
3.1 Apparel, Accessories, Luggage and Leather Goods Category Overview
3.1.1 Apparel, Accessories, Luggage and Leather Goods by Channel
3.1.2 Apparel, Accessories, Luggage and Leather Goods by Category
3.2 Apparel, Accessories, Luggage and Leather Goods Category Analysis
3.2.1 Clothing
3.2.2 Footwear
3.2.3 Jewelry, Watches and Accessories
3.2.4 Luggage and Leather Goods
4 Category Group Analysis: Books, News and Stationery
4.1 Books, News and Stationery Category Overview
4.1.1 Books, News and Stationery by Channel
4.1.2 Books, News and Stationery by Category
4.2 Books, News and Stationery Category Analysis
4.2.1 Printed Media
4.2.2 Stationery and Cards
5 Category Group Analysis: Electrical and Electronics
5.1 Electrical and Electronics Category Overview
5.1.1 Electrical and Electronics by Channel
5.1.2 Electrical and Electronics by Category
5.2 Electrical and Electronics Category Analysis
5.2.1 Communications Equipment
5.2.2 Computer Hardware and Software
5.2.3 Consumer Electronics
5.2.4 Household Appliances
5.2.5 Photographic Equipment
6 Category Group Analysis: Food and Grocery
6.1 Food and Grocery Category Overview
6.1.1 Food and Grocery by Channel
6.1.2 Food and Grocery by Category
6.2 Food and Grocery Category Analysis
6.2.1 Drinks
6.2.2 Household Products
6.2.3 Packaged Food
6.2.4 Tobacco
6.2.5 Unpackaged Food
7 Category Group Analysis: Furniture and Floor Coverings
7.1 Furniture and Floor Coverings Category Overview
7.1.1 Furniture and Floor Coverings by Channel
7.1.2 Furniture and Floor Coverings by Category
7.2 Furniture and Floor Coverings Category Analysis
7.2.1 Floor Coverings
7.2.2 Furniture
8 Category Group Analysis: Health & Beauty
8.1 Health & Beauty Category Overview
8.1.1 Health& Beauty by Channel
8.1.2 Health & Beauty by Category
9 Category Group Analysis: Home and Garden Products
9.1 Home and Garden Products Category Overview
9.1.1 Home and Garden Products by Channel
9.1.2 Home and Garden Products by Category
9.2 Home and Garden Products Category Analysis
9.2.1 Gardening and Outdoor Living
9.2.2 Home Improvement
9.2.3 Homewares
10 Category Group Analysis: Music, Video and Entertainment Software
10.1 Music, Video and Entertainment Software Category Overview
10.1.1 Music, Video and Entertainment Software by Channel
10.1.2 Music, Video and Entertainment Software by Category
10.2 Music, Video and Entertainment Software Category Analysis
10.2.1 Games Software
10.2.2 Music and Video
11 Category Group Analysis: Sports and Leisure Equipment
11.1 Sports and Leisure Equipment Category Overview
11.1.1 Sports and Leisure Equipment by Channel
11.1.2 Sports and Leisure Equipment by Category
11.2 Sports and Leisure Equipment Category Analysis
11.2.1 Sports Equipment
11.2.2 Toys and Games
12 Channel Group Analysis: Value Retailers
12.1 Value Retailers Overview
12.1.1 Value Retailers by Channel
12.1.2 Value Retailers by Category
12.2 Value Retailers Channel Analysis
12.2.1 Cash and Carries and Warehouse Club Stores
12.2.2 Value, Variety Stores and General Merchandise Retailers
13 Channel Group Analysis: General Retailers
13.1 General Retailers Overview
13.1.1 General Retailers by Channel
13.1.2 General Retailers by Category
13.2 General Retailers Channel Analysis
13.2.1 Convenience Stores (including Independents) and Gas Stations
13.2.2 Department Stores
13.2.3 Hypermarkets, Supermarkets and Hard-Discounters
13.2.4 Vending Machines
13.2.5 Other General and Non-Specialist Direct Retailers
14 Channel Group Analysis: Specialist Retailers
14.1 Specialist Retailers Overview
14.1.1 Specialist Retailers by Channel
14.1.2 Specialist Retailers by Category
14.2 Specialist Retailers Channel Analysis
14.2.1 Clothing, Footwear, Accessories and Luxury Goods Specialists
14.2.2 Drug Stores and Health and Beauty Stores
14.2.3 Duty Free Retailers
14.2.4 Electrical and Electronics Specialists
14.2.5 Food and Drinks Specialists
14.2.6 Home Furniture and Homewares Retailers
14.2.7 Home Improvement and Gardening Supplies Retailers
14.2.8 Music, Video, Book, Stationery and Entertainment Software Specialists
14.2.9 Other Specialist Retailers
15 Channel Group Analysis: Online Retailing
15.1 Online Retailing Overview
15.1.1 Online Retailing by Category
16 Appendix
16.1 Definitions
16.1.1 This report provides 2015 actual sales; while forecasts are provided for 2016 - 2020
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Canisius freshman pitcher Jenn Solis allowed one run on four hits and pitched her first collegiate complete-game and fellow rookie Meghan Cuda went 2-for-3 with a run scored as the Golden Griffins ended their six-game losing streak with a 3-1 win over Colgate Wednesday afternoon in the first game of a non-conference doubleheader in Hamilton, N.Y. In the nightcap. the host Raiders (16-30) posted a 5-4 win over the Griffs to end their own seven-game losing skid. Canisius is now 22-23 on the year with the split.
GAME ONE - Canisius 3, Colgate 1
The win in game one improved Solis to 2-1 on the season in the circle. She allowed Colgate to score in the top of the first and then shutdown the Raiders' bats, allowing just three more hits over the game's next six innings. Cuda led off the game with a single and then scored later in the top of the first frame and sophomore Michelle DelPrince drove in the eventual game-winning RBI with a double in the top of the sixth.
Freshmen Alexis Roman and Tori Nappo each had a hit and a run scored for the Blue and Gold in the victory, while junior Valorie Nappo and senior Katie Medina also picked up hits for Canisius, which banged out eight hits as a team in the game. Colgate senior Alana Dyson had three of her team's hits in the losing effort, highlighted by a leadoff triple in the home half of the first. She later scored on a sacrifice fly by teammate Marisa Dowling.
GAME TWO - Colgate 5, Canisius 4
In the second game, Canisius took a 2-0 lead in the top of the second inning after RBI-singles from freshman Bethany DeMarco and Cuda. Colgate took a 3-2 lead in the bottom half of that frame, taking advantage of two Canisius errors while posting three hits on the scoreboard as well. Colgate again took advantage of two Canisius defensive mistakes in the bottom of the third to score twice, making the score 5-2 in favor of the home team before the Griffs answered with single runs in the fourth and the sixth.
Trailing 5-2 with two outs in the fourth, DelPrince reached base via a walk, and later came around to score on an RBI-single from Valorie Nappo. In the sixth, Medina drew a bases-load walk to earn an RBI as Cuda scored from third, but Colgate pitcher Megan Carnase got out of the jam by getting a ground-ball out to end the Griffs' scoring threat. Carnase improved her record to 3-10 on the year after she allowed four runs while scattering 10 hits over seven innings. She also struck out four and walked three. Canisius junior Jen Consaul took the loss in the circle for the Griffs after she allowed five runs, none of which were earned, on eight hits to go with three strikeouts and four walks. Consaul is now 15-11 on the year.
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HMMMMMMM........................................Mo roso 22010 Reduces oil flow to upper engine assembly, leaving more oil available for the rod and main bearings
Reduces power-robbing windage by reducing the volume of oil passing by the rotating assembly on its return to the pan
Do not use with hydraulic lifters
When roller rocker arms are installed, along with a mechanical lifter cam, the amount of oil flow required to the valvetrain is greatly reduced. Installing a Moroso oil restrictor kit will limit this unnecessary oil flow. These kits reduce the power-robbing windage created from the excess oil draining past the rotating assembly and keeps the oil flowing where it is needed most, the rod and main bearings.
Aside: With modern active technology the wetsump could easily have comparable lateral limits to the dry sump. Of course, it would likely be as expensive. Also, such sumps would be promptly ruled illegal in various racing classes.
I had to chuckle when I suggested deepening the pickup in the BF/B6 Mazda engine. Nothing to gain there but keeping the pickup covered under higher angles of repose. Engines are expensive and it is silly to blow them up needlessly. Specifically addressed as illegal in the next set of regs to come out of the SCCA in 2006. In 2007, no mods at all were allowed unless specifically mentioned -- easy way to address it. But any oil can be used.
|Rick WI
|Wet sumps by design will always have lateral oil control design limitations simply because they are wet sump. Design features separate from the windage tray are incorporated into the pan to minimize this issue, baffles, trap doors, pickup location and so forth.
The functions for a good windage tray, when examined in detail, have conflicting tasks.
Wet sump pans with windage trays etc. usually have lateral acceleration design limits. Dry sumps then enter the picture but high end dry sumps also typically employ windage trays.
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Windage trays
Oil restrictors are NOT recommended for use with roller cams.
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Per Canton website, nice and simple as most things are.
Windage is the flow of air within the crankcase. Each time a piston comes down in the piston bore the air under it is pushed into the crank area and each time the piston goes up the air is pulled in behind it. In a eight cylinder engine all eight pistons go up and down each revolution. At the same time the rotating assembly is spinning and churning the air. Oil coming off of the crank is also put into the mix. So as the RPM increases so does windage. At 6000 RPMs the assembly is rotating 100 times a second.
Windage trays
A windage tray keeps the windage around the crank from the oil in the sump area. It should allow the oil coming off the crank to easily enter the sump without the windage affecting the oil already in the sump. A good windage tray should also keep the oil in the sump from getting into the rotating assembly when the action of the vehicle is in motion.
Basically nothing more and nothing less.
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|Also realize that MUCH of what they write in rod magazines is blatantly incorrect. You have to do the leg work necessary to educate yourself about the facts. DON'T rely on ANYTHING the rod magazines say.
|Then when you get into solid roller oil restrictors will probably become necessary.
|A deep sump pan and crank scraper work well. I've also ran a scraper and windage tray without any problems. But on the last motor I built with a fairly aggressive solid lifter cam I put it together without any scraper and tray-just to add some extra oil being thrown at the cam. I've also added vent holes above the cam where the factory didn't have any just to get some more drip on the other lobes. Lubrication on these flat tappet lobes is getting to be tough subject with the junk oils now on the shelf. My next BBC build will have a solid roller cam.
I read a lot of forums and have felt bad over how some reputable cam manufacturers had their names dragged though the mud by people who didn't realize the reformulation had taken place.
|My 70 LT-1 Short Block came stock with a windage tray. I also use a lifter valley baffle to keep hot oil off the bottom of the intake. Windage trays have proved their benefit for nearly 40 years in performance engine. It seems that maybe Crane is trying to cover "all the bases" for the poor cam blanks and lifters that are resulting in cam lobes being wiped out during break in. The LT-1 short block has been in my '62 Vette since 1973 and I have had zero problems. I had the heads and pan off last year while doing a frame replacement and the inside of the engine, including cam and lifters are still perfect after all the years.
re windage trays
Edit: For some reason my new posts to the thread do not seem to be showing up. Yes, Crane states this -- I checked before posting. It is under 1. A) at cranecams.com/?show=faq&id=1
A constructive solution might be to add the often seen OEM oil ejector slots on rod faces that are aimed at the thrust surfaces of the piston bores. The oil ejected from these slots would include the cam in their upper quadrant sweep. This is an extremely simple mod to do.
Windage control devices help keep the oil running cooler and in a way that dedicated oil coolers do not. This is certainly critical in cooling the camshaft efficiently.
Once the energy from the rotating assembly is transferred to the oil by hitting it or moving it the oil rises in temp. That is energy that is lost forever to make your engine perform better. It is also allowing the exact opposite of the dual (lubrication/cooling) function of oil.
Windage trays are meant to prevent this sort of parasitic loss from oil splashing onto the crank and to shield the sump oil from windage effects. Many trays have scraper louvers built into them that strip away oil from the windage cloud. The louvers also help disrupt the pressure differential that forms around the spinning crank (the differential allows the windage cloud to form). Disrupting the pressure differential allows more oil -- not less -- to be directly and immediately ejected in the upper two quadrants where the SBC camshaft sits -- thereby cooling and lubricating it. This oil would otherwise be drawn into the cloud. The windage tray operates in the lower two quadrants of crank rotation. The windage cloud is self-renewing from oil ejected from the mains, rods and draining down from the lifter valley and heads.
It is a common misperception that a windage cloud will not form because of a windage tray and that a windage cloud comes primarily from splashing oil in the sump. The latter might be true during abrupt manuevers but during steady driving a windage cloud will form with or without a tray in place. It will increase in oil entrainment as a function of rpm because of the higher pressure differential formed. To increase oil entrainment volume it will simply capture a larger amount of ejected and draining oil before reaching equilibrium.
Once the oil has absorbed heat from the camshaft and lifter it needs to be removed as quickly and efficiently as possible so that new, fresh -- and cooler -- oil can take its place. Just like the water cooling system in a car -- circulation is needed.
If still additional oil flow is needed to cool the lobes or lifters then dedicated passages or devices need to be devised to do so. This is just like using oil to cool the underside of pistons in turbo or highly tuned NA engines. In those applications windage trays are typically seen more often rather than subtracted as the tech tip logic would dictate.
Windage control helps keep sump oil temps down as mentioned in the beginning but running a dedicated oil cooler will help keep oil that is moving through the galleys -- then to the cam and lifters -- cooler. An oil cooler, though, cannot give back the energy lost when it rejects it to the atmosphere -- as windage control devices can by preventing the energy loss/transference in the first place. Both cooling approaches are valuable.
Also the "do not use a windage tray" advice contraindicates any sort of dry sump system as it removes much more oil from the crankcase and more quickly as well. Think about it.
I think the cams are clearly pushing the limits of the materials and design of the components and many plausible sounding things are being thrown out in an effort to lengthen that life. This advice, though, appears to be a step backwards.
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where can I get my Boba Fett Helmet Mould from 1992 and see what it is worth?Attachment 47866Attachment 47867
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What was it cast from....?
Looks like a Lava helmet.
the detail is in the inside. the outside is where the weld marks. The inside is where the final product comes from. The outside of the mould is made from Brass, the inside is stainless steel.
it has the label cast into the mould states: 1992 LucasFilm,LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, USED UNDER AUTHORIZATION.
I would like to some how find out what it is worth.
How good where the moulds from the DON POST STUDIOS? Or are they better helmet moulds out there? Who is the BEST of the BEST Helmets around?
I think it is the mould of a Don Post. Maybe the one that was sold a few months ago (Don Post).
Can you tell me what you know about the Don Post mould that did sell? I have been looking for some info on it.
Thanks again...
I dont think its worth your time ,Coz im a nice guy ill take it of your hands and you wont even have to pay me for my time , joking
Can we see some pics of what the front and back looks like that would help in identifieing it and a shot of the inside showing the dateand were and when did you get it
I don't know too much, just that a Don Post Boba Fett helmet mould was on eBay a few months ago. I'm sure there're some members who could tell you more about it.
The dons that came out of that mould were the white vinyle interior style the beter of the cheapies not the greatest helmets ever but still definently a peice of fett helmet history .what did you pay for it i f you dont mind my asking
Well Hard to believe, I found this Mould at a Metal Scrap yard in a large bin of Brass. I saw this item under some brass rods and other pieces of brass and it looked like some kind of at
helmet. As I dug it out, I knew right off someone built a Boba Fett helmet. I took it up to the front office and asked " how much for this scrap brass" I paid $ 11.00 for the piece of brass.
So thats how I got this great piece of "ART" if anything I will have it polished and goes in my office.
Are you serious?
I will give you 25 bucks plus shipping for it right now......more than double your money.
Is it a deal?
Hahaha, No I will keep it. I was offered $2,500 and didn't it.
yeah dont sell it regard less on the size of the pull its stil a awsome score
Oh i will keep it. i am just wondering if I should polish it, since it is Brass on the outside. Or just leave it the way it is.
thanks again JINTO. have a great weekend.
Yeah, I think this makes an awesome collectible. I wouldn't polish it myself. Boba is all about weathering... why not let his mold be weathered too? :)
Keep it gritty
Ever watch 'Antiques Roadshow'? Its all about the original patina... lol... :)
BTW, if that mould was for the white interior DP, wouldn't it say 1995?
BTW, if that mold was for the whit interior DP, wouldn't it say 1995?
It does, i guess when Red eye read it that coz its reversed he misread the date
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getting ready to make a copy from Silicone and see just how close it comes out. I should have a good copy.