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- 2 cups chocolate wafer crumbs
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 pint reduced-fat vanilla ice cream, softened
- 1 jar (7 ounces) marshmallow creme
- 1/4 cup fat-free milk
- 1/2 teaspoon peppermint extract
- 3 to 4 drops food coloring, optional
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- In a small bowl, combine wafer crumbs and butter. Set aside 2 tablespoons for garnish; press remaining crumb mixture onto the bottom of a 9-in. springform pan. Chill for 30 minutes. Spread ice cream over crust; freeze.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine marshmallow creme and milk; stir until well blended. Add extract and food coloring if desired. Fold in whipped topping. Spoon over ice cream and sprinkle with reserved crumbs. Freeze until firm. Yield: 16 servings.
Reviews for Makeover Frozen Grasshopper Torte
"Was nervous about this recipe being too sweet, but it was the perfect thing to bring to a Thanksgiving affair! It's diabetic friendly which is even better!! I'll definitely make this again!"
"This was so pretty I just couldn't resist. However, the bottom layer didn't set at all, the crumbs didn't stick to each other and got everywhere. I'm not sure what would fix it, and I didn't want to add a ton more of butter. The taste was good though, and it's very easy to make."
"My mother-in-law made this torte for my daughter's 10th birthday. It was a huge hit with everyone! She said it was easy to prepare and we all agreed it was delicious. YUM!!!"
"This frozen torte was a big hit at our family's Memorial Day cookout! It was a breeze to prepare. The minty flavor was very refreshing on a steamy, hot day making this just the right dessert! My husband has already requested that I make this again for his birthday next month, so it's a keeper recipe for sure!"


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The script brings GrooveShark to XBMC. Search for and play all that GrooveShark has to offer. Set your login in the script and you'll be able to access your playlists, delete and rename them or create new ones.
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Use the add-ons manager in settings to install the script. After it's been enabled you can find it under Music add-ons.
If you're feeling adventurous you can try out my svn:
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Joe Hulme, David Jack, Jimmy Brain and Cliff Bastin scored in Arsenal's 4-1 victory over Manchester United
Centre-half Laurie Brown was sold to Tottenham Hotspur. He scored twice in 109 games during his Highbury career which started in 1961
Arsenal lost on away goals after being held to a -0- draw at Aston Villa in the second leg of the Coca-Cola Cup Semi-Final
Arsène Wenger's side came from behind with goals by Patrick Vieira and Edu to clinch a 2-1 victory away at rivals Chelsea - the Blues last home league defeat
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My wife has (clears throat) "volunteered" to make the flight suit for me. We have looked at several designs on this site. But, one question remains.... What type of material should we use? 100% cotton, cotton/poly blend? ect? Any recomendations?
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Tomato and Basil Pizza
Make this easy grilled pizza with a foolproof dough, simple tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella cheese, and basil. No grill? Simply cook the dough in a cast-iron skillet over high heat, or on a preheated sheet pan or pizza stone in a 500-degree oven.
- Yield: Makes one 10-inch pizza
Source: Everyday Food, July/August 2010
- 1/4 cup Simple Tomato Sauce
- 1 1/2 ounces torn fresh mozzarella
- Fresh basil leaves
- Basic Grilled Pizza Dough
- Herb Oil for Pizza
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
Heat it up: Set up a grill with heat source, coals or gas, on one side over medium-high. Clean and lightly oil hot grill.
Stretch it: On a lightly floured work surface, stretch or roll 1 piece Basic Grilled Pizza Dough or 4 ounces store-bought dough into a 10-inch-long oval or other desired shape. Brush one side lightly with Herb Oil or olive oil and season with salt and pepper.
Grill it: Using your hands, place dough, oiled side down, directly over heat source. Brush dough with herb oil or olive oil and cook until underside is lightly charred and bubbles form all over top, 1 to 2 minutes. With tongs, flip dough and cook until lightly charred, 1 to 2 minutes. Slide dough to cooler side of grill.
Top it: Top with tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil; cover grill. Cook until cheese melts and toppings are heated through, 2 to 5 minutes.


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I know it's early, but I'm getting all fired up for Duck Hunting Season. I've already purchased the hunting license, and am waiting for the federal duck stamp to come in the mail... and lastly - October.
With that being said, I'm looking for places to legally hunt near Sandpoint. Anyone have an ideas? I saw that HaydenHunter seems to know a bit about this. I've only hunted a little bit, down in Louisiana with a friend who knew the restrictions and locations. Quite honestly I can't seem to de-code the FWS brochures to know what I can and can't do.
I have a shepherd who retrieves, but no boat. Would I need a boat to hunt here?
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Kasper Larsen Juul's Maui Report
NorthSails team rider Kasper Lasrsen Juul (DEN-11) reporting from his latest training trip on Maui, testing the WARP F2012 and meeting sail designer Kai Hopf:
"The trip was my preparation for the 2012 season, and it turned out to be great. Before I went I was in contact with Kai, who offered to pick me up in the airport on Maui. It was really great to meet the man who has designed the sails, and to learn about his ideas and thoughts behind the sails.
During the winter I had only had a couple of opportunities to try out the new Warps.
In these conditions in Denmark it is hard to really get a feel for sails… (pic. 2)
In the conditions on Maui it is so much easier… (pic. 1,3)
The sails are working really well this year and has improved compared to last year. I found that the acceleration of the jibes is better and they are also more powerful. I can't wait to get them to the race course.
It was really great to see the effort that was already put into developing the sails for next season. You can sometimes end up with the impression that freeride sails are not tested thoroughly. Nothing could be further from the truth. It was really interesting to see that Kai and Peter are out testing new ideas almost every day.
The level on Maui is extremely high, and I had some excellent training partners in Pierre and many other world cup sailors who was there preparing for the upcoming season and doing photo shoots."


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Legless lizards belong to the family Anguidae, a family of around 80 species that is largely confined to the Americas. Two species of this family occur in the Old World: the slow worm (Anguis fragilis) and the European legless lizard (Ophisaurus apodus), which is exhibited at Woodland Park Zoo. Although many members of this family lack limbs, this is not a characteristic of every anguid; many American anguid lizards have four well-developed limbs. European legless lizards, also called glass lizards, range from the Balkans as far as Istria (peninsula in northeastern Italy) and northeast Bulgaria. They are also found in Crimea, Caucasus and parts of southwest and central Asia.
The European legless lizard is normally found in fairly dry habitats, often frequenting rocky hillsides with some cover. These lizards can also be found in dry stone walls, embankments and stone piles. They are diurnal and crepuscular, and are often active after rainfall.
The European legless lizard is the largest lizard of its family, its average length (including tail) being 2-3 feet (.6-.9 m). The longest recorded European legless lizard was 4 feet (1.2 m). They normally weigh 11-21 ounces (300-600 g).
Up to 54 years in captivity.
In the wild: The European legless lizard feeds on a variety of small mammals, bird eggs and invertebrates such as insects and earthworms At the zoo: Crickets, mealworms and young mice
Female legless lizards usually reach sexual maturity at 2 to 3 years of age. About 50% of the species in this family lay eggs; the others bear live young. The breeding season begins during late spring. Females find a damp site where they deposit six to10 white, soft-shelled eggs. Females usually guard their eggs during the incubation period. Young hatch after about six weeks, and measure about 3-6 inches (7.6-12.7 cm) in length. Once born, the female leaves her young, requiring them to hunt on their own.
Legless lizards may look like snakes, but they are true lizards. Unlike snakes, they have movable eyelids, several rows of belly scales, and the ability to break off their tail when they are in danger. Although many members of this family lack limbs, this is not a characteristic of every species. While the family contains both limbless and limbed lizards, the skull, teeth and tongue of these species are anatomically similar.
Another name for the European legless lizard is the glass lizard. Legend says that if you shake a glass lizard, it will break into many pieces, just like glass. While this legend is not completely accurate, when alarmed this lizard will shed its tail which can break into many pieces. That's why we are leaving it in its aquarium and not handling it like the other lizards. If you think about it, the ability to drop your tail is beneficial to a lizard if a predator came along and grabbed its tail. The tail of this lizard makes up about two-thirds of its total body length. If this lizard dropped its tail and it broke into several pieces, the body would look about the same size as the pieces of wiggling tail. Imagine if you were the predator, you would be thoroughly confused as to which wiggling part is really the lizard. As for the drastically shortened legless lizard, in time it will regrow its tail, to be shed again if the need arises.
The European legless lizard is active by day and hunts exclusively on the ground. Equipped with powerful jaws, broad and blunt teeth, the European legless lizard hunts its favorite food, hard-shelled snails. It rids itself of snail slime by rubbing its nose along the ground after eating. In moist regions, mollusks are this lizard's most important food, while hard-shelled insects are more important in drier regions. In some countries, the European legless lizard plays an important ecological role.
On the Crimean Peninsula, the European legless lizard is recognized as a natural treasure, and local populations do not harm this lizard in the wild. Numerous Soviet zoologists have demonstrated that European legless lizards perform an important service for humans. For example, on farms it preys on insects which are very destructive to corn crops. Unfortunately, in most countries European legless lizards are mistaken for snakes. Since humans often fear and misunderstand snakes, thousands of these lizards are killed each year.
The Day Exhibit of Woodland Park Zoo's Day and Night Exhibits building contains the European legless lizard exhibit
European legless lizards, as all reptiles, play an important role in nature's web of life. Wild habitat needed by these reptiles, however, is quickly disappearing. The pet trade is also lowering numbers of certain reptile populations to the point where they may become extinct in the wild. Each of us needs to take action to protect wild habitats so lizards and all animals can continue to perform the vital roles they play in maintaining the delicate balance of nature.
Here are only a few of the benefits they provide:
•Reptiles help keep animal populations in balance.
•Reptiles consume many animals that humans consider as pests, including mice, rats and destructive species of insects. This helps to control disease and damage to crops.
•Snake venom is used in medical research and provides effective medicines to fight certain human diseases.
The effort to save lizards, reptiles and other animals requires cooperation and support at the international, national, regional and individual levels. You can help in this cause. Join and become active in a conservation organization of your choice. Don't buy products made from wild animal parts. Contact your elected representatives and express your views about conservation of endangered species and wild habitats.
Contact Woodland Park Zoo at email@example.com to find out other ways you can support conservation programs at the zoo. Discover more about snakes by contacting the Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles at 303 W. 39th St., PO Box 626, Hays, KS 67601. Learn other ways you can help conserve wildlife and the habitats they require for survival by visiting our How You Can Help page.
We do not recommend reptiles as pets for most people as they require very specialized diets and environments. We also receive hundreds of requests each year to take former pet iguanas, boas and other reptiles but we cannot accept these due to space, health and unknown backgrounds. If you need to find a reptile or amphibian a new home, we suggest you contact a local herpetological group in your area. In the Puget Sound region, contact the Pacific Northwest Herpetological Society as a resource. If you do choose to get a reptile as a pet, please learn as much as possible about their care and the best species before making your decision and never accept wild-caught animals as pets or release non-native reptiles or amphibians into the wild.
Arnold, E.N. and J.A. Burton. 1978. A Field Guide to the Reptiles and Amphibians of Britain and Europe. William Collins Sons and Co. England. 272 p.
Burton, Maurice. 1984. Encyclopedia of Reptiles, Amphibians & Other Cold-Blooded Animals. BPC Publishing Ltd., San Sebastian, Spain. 252 p. .
Markle, Sandra. 1995. Outside and Inside Snakes. MacMillian Books, New York, NY. 40 p.
Resmick, Jane P. 1996. Eyes on Nature: Snakes. Kidsbooks, Inc., Chicago, IL. 29 p.
Zoobooks. 1992. Snakes. Wildlife Education, Ltd., San Diego, CA. 16 p.
Phylum: Chordata Class:Reptilia Order:Squamata Family: Anguidae Genus:Ophisaurus Species:O. apodus
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Soccer Routs South Dakota State, 5-0
Aug. 26, 2012
LAWRENCE, Kan. --- The Georgia soccer team scored five goals in a game for the first time since 2010 in coming away with a weekend split in the Kansas Invitational, defeating South Dakota State by a 5-0 score Sunday afternoon at the Jayhawk Soccer Complex in Lawrence, Kan.
Georgia's scoring barrage included three goals within five minutes in the second half - and two from Bella Hartley - as the Bulldogs move to 3-1 on the season. The Jackrabbits slip to 1-2-1 on the year with today's setback.
"This was obviously uplifting for us," Hartley said. "The first half was a little hectic and we didn't score a lot even though we had 14 shots. In the second half we came out and got more, and put them away. This is a great confidence builder for us."
"We needed that, without question," said head coach Steve Holeman. "We weren't pleased with our first half performance but we made some adjustments and were more efficient after halftime. We scored some great goals today."
The Bulldogs got on the board just four minutes into the game as senior midfielder Susannah Dennis was fed a ball inside from Carli Shultis on the right wing. Dennis settled and fired one on frame, and Madeline Barker was on the other end to tap it past the keeper for the early 1-0 lead, her first of the season, with Dennis getting the assist.
Georgia was in control for the rest of the first half but couldn't add another tally despite outshooting SDSU by a count of 14-0 through the first 45:00.
The Bulldogs continued where they left off early on in the second half, earning three early corners after the break but couldn't find the goal off the set pieces. But Georgia's constant pressure on the Jackrabbits was finally rewarded in the 53rd minute, when Hartley turned and fired one into the top right corner of the goal nearly identical to her tally vs. Furman last weekend. That gave the Bulldogs a 2-0 lead on her second of the year and her career.
Just over three minutes later, Jenna Owens took advantage of her good position in front as she tapped one past the keeper for Georgia's third of the day. Assists went to Barker and Shultis on the play as they set up Owens for her first of the season making it 3-0. And two minutes after that, Hartley again showed her range as she fired one in from the right side off a pass from Owens to make it 4-0. It was Hartley's team-leading third goal of the season as Georgia capped its three-goals-in-five-minutes outpouring to take the commanding lead.
Later in the half, Georgia's Jenna Buckley fouled a Jackrabbits player on a breakaway chance, and was given the automatic red card as the last defender in the play - leaving the Bulldogs to play with just 10 players for the final 27 minutes.
The Bulldogs weren't finished on offense after that despite playing a man down, as freshman defender Emma Sonnett stepped in to take a free kick on the right side and placed it perfectly just under the crossbar and over the keeper's hands to make the score 5-0 with 11 to play. It was Sonnett's first career goal.
The Bulldog defense - anchored by the keeper Woody - buckled down at the end to preserve the shutout, as Woody finished with three saves on five SDSU shots in collecting her first blank sheet in her first career start in goal. The stat line finished with Georgia outshooting the Jacks 23-5 and awarded 10 corners to South Dakota State's five in the winning effort.
Today marked the first time since 2010 vs. Georgia State that the Bulldogs scored five goals in a game. The squad scored four goals three times last seasons. It was Georgia's first ever meeting vs. SDSU or any Summit League team, now with the 1-0 mark in the series.
The Bulldogs are next in action next weekend, staying on the road and heading to Orlando, Fla., to meet South Florida and host Central Florida in the UCF Invitational on Friday and Sunday.
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South Carolina's 25th anniversary duck stamp next season will feature wildlife artist Rodney Huckaby of Simpsonville, making him the only four-time winner of the annual competition.
Huckaby's painting of a pair of canvasback ducks flying over the ocean with a shrimp boat pulling its trawl nets in the background was judged the winner of South Carolina's 25th annual State Duck Stamp Contest on Oct. 14 in Columbia by members of the S.C. Migratory Waterfowl Committee. The stamp competition is a program of a program of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources. The winning artwork will be featured on the 2005-2006 S.C. Migratory Waterfowl and Hunting Stamp next season. Huckaby, who paints only one or two pictures a year, is the only four-time winner of the South Carolina duck stamp contest in its 25-year history.
Artists from 19 states submitted 34 entries, including 11 South Carolina artists in the South Carolina contest. Huckaby's painting, along with the top four entries from the stamp contest, will be displayed Feb. 18-20, 2005, during the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in Charleston, in the Galliard Auditorium.
Huckaby, 56 of Simpsonville, works in the engraving department at Springs Mills in Lyman and said he painted the canvasback ducks in a position that he had seen some geese flying in while watching a television program on waterfowl migrations. "I had a picture taken at the beach a few years ago of a shrimp boat, and I thought that looked like South Carolina," Huckaby said. "I had a picture of the ocean with the light like that, and I had painted canvasbacks three or four times before for duck stamp competitions, so I kind of know what they look like."
Huckaby previously won the South Carolina duck stamp contest in 1995, 1997 and 2002. His 2002 painting featured a pair of wigeons flying over a South Carolina coastal scene with a chocolate lab superimposed on the left half of the picture. That was Huckaby's first attempt at painting a dog. At the time, he noted that the top two or three entries in recent years had featured dogs, "so I decided just to give it a try." Currently he is trying some other wildlife art and said he is working on a painting of an elephant.


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Okay, so I bought this airbrush at my local hobby shop.
It's simple, and all I need for the job I'm doing.
So, I don't have an air compressor and don't plan on buying one. But luckily, my hobby shop sells compressed air used for airbrushing! So, I bought a can. When I tried to hook it all up, the hose doesn't plug into the top of the can. I went back to the store to see if there was some sort of adapter I needed. We tried all of them, but they all were too big or too small to fit on the can. The guys working there really didn't know what they were doing, anyway. So, I'm coming to the experts. Guys,what do I need to do to get my airbrush working?


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How Do Portable Infrared Saunas Work?
Portable Infrared Saunas emit far infrared rays, which are part of the sun's natural spectrum, just beyond visible red.
It warms the body directly instead of heating the air in the enclosure like traditional steam saunas. Steam saunas require temperatures ranging from 175°-200°F (80-95°C) to promote perspiration and some people have difficulty breathing this hot humid air. The lower heat range of 160°-175°F (70-80°C) for the FIR-Real™ sauna produces similar results (and a lower electric bill).
Different types of light interact with our body differently. In general, the smaller the wavelength of light, the more damage to living cells is caused. Lights, like ultraviolet, are very harmful to living cells. The most beneficial lights are those whose wavelength is close to the red light. Far Infrared Therapy, FIR therapy or Infrared Therapy uses far infrared light, which is part of the sun light spectrum whose wavelengths fall just below (the word Infra means), visible red light.
Although the wavelengths of FIR are too long for the eyes to see, we can experience its energy as gentle, radiant heat, which can penetrate up to [3.5] inches beneath the skin. So Far Infrared Therapy, or FIR Therapy is also a kind of light therapy and heat therapy.
The Portable Infrared Sauna Works to Improve Health Using the Following Principles:
- Improves the microcirculation by soothing blood vessels.
- Increases the supply of oxygen and nutrients in blood cells to areas of the body's soft tissues Improves functioning of white blood cells, which increases the immune response and elimination of foreign pathogens and cellular debris.
- Removes accumulated toxins by improving lymph circulation which are often at the core of many health problems. The build up of toxins in a health body could block the normal blood circulation and impair the cellular energy. When FIR waves are applied, the water molecules that encapsulate the toxins get heat up, and start to vibrate. This vibration reduces the ion bonds of the atoms that are holding together the molecules of water. As the breakdown of the water molecules occurs, encapsulated gases and other toxic materials are released and the body gets rejuvenated.
- Promotes regeneration and fast healing Increases metabolism between blood and tissue.
- Stimulates the hypothalamus, which controls the production of neuro-chemicals that are involved in such biological processes as sleep, mood, pain sensations and blood pressure.


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As my profile might suggest, I am almost completely new to the site. I love the wealth of knowledge all you dedicated fans out there have about Fett. That being said, I unfortunately dont have the time or the funds to really delve into making a complete costume, let alone painting one (I will someday!!) I recently came into possession of a used MR Boba Fett helmet. Aside from the obvious major mandible issue that other forums have covered at length, my helmet has a visor issue. The plastic used for the visor has warped in the center. It looks like the visor has a circle pressed into the center of it that makes light reflect of it awkwardly. Replacing it would mean doing some major surgery on my bucket. My main question is: Is there anyway I can reshape my visor to take the dent out without having to do invasive work on it? i.e. applying continuous pressure on? Heat it up and try to reshape it? I dont really know what would work. Has anyone else had issues with the visor having a bit of a warp in it?
Secondary question: I know this is a do-it-yourself website and all but is there any member out there who fixes helmets (mandible issue with MR helmet and or visor issues) for a reasonable price? Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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By Joe Brewin
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain admits he was unsure about how he would cope at the Club when he joined this summer. But the highly-rated 18-year-old now says he is adjusting to life well at Emirates Stadium following his move from Southampton, despite his initial apprehensions.
The winger has had a busy fortnight. He made his Arsenal debut at Old Trafford and then put in two eye-catching appearances for the England Under-21 side. After just a few weeks at the Club, Oxlade-Chamberlain appears to be relishing his new standard but, he revealed, there were nerves at first.
"I didn't know how I'd cope straightaway,' he said. "After making the step up you feel there'll be a few days where you adjust and have to accept you might not feel as comfortable or on the ball in training as you could.
"Obviously I was nervous but then once you get in here you just get on with it really.
"I'm starting to settle in a bit more now. I feel more comfortable around the boys, and when you do form more of a relationship you're not so worried about making mistakes.
"When you feel like that you tend not to make as many. I'm still coming to terms with it all but I'm happy with the way I've started."
Oxlade-Chamberlain arrives at the Club with a strong reputation for pace and flair, and the winger discussed his other strengths in detail with Arsenal.com.
"I'm quite confident to take people on – if there's a one against one I'll definitely take it on if I feel I can get a cross in or set someone up," he said.
"If there's a shot on I like to take the opportunity as well, and I like passing the ball – which is one of the reasons I came to Arsenal.
"But I'm a player that likes to come up with an end product – whether that's a goal, an assist or helping the team to get good results."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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All our Wally worlds are basically out. Even Academy has very little ammo. Anyone else having a "shortage"?
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All our Wally worlds are basically out. Even Academy has very little ammo. Anyone else having a "shortage"?
yea along with reloading supplies too.
My local Wally World had 2 boxes of .40 on the shelf and that was it. Can't even find .45 or 9mm cases, new or once fired, and large and small primers are getting back ordered also.:smt022
Both of my Walmarts are out of every handgun caliber except for 40S&W. My local gun stores have no ammo either.:smt022
There hasn't been an instance yet where I've went to the Wal Mart that I usually buy 9mm ammo and they were out.
The Walmart I went to last week was pretty low too. There seemed to be plenty of .38 Special, which what what I needed. I asked the associate who got the ammo for me what the deal was and he said that Walmart is having a hard time getting ammo from the distributors at the moment.
Yep, Obama's been good for business!!:watching:
Most of the Wally's around me have stopped selling ammo all together, did so some time ago.
The Walmart ammo shelves have remained well stocked in my neck o the woods. Some of my reloading suppliers have been spotty but my stock has been adequate to carry me over till it was available.
I would not want to be buying on the way to the range though.
Just bought a SW 38. Can't find a store anywhere that has any target rounds. Is there a reason that Winchester rounds even on the internet state that they are out with no backorder? I am just trying to understand what the reason is and I am tried of hearing it's Obhma. It seems like these manufactors would do everything possible to keep up with demand and that they would flood the market with supply. Any suggestings on where I can find some rounds that don't make me take out a second mortage to buy them? Thanks everyone.
...well, all I can say is I went on my weekly hunt for ammo and struck out in .40, 44 mag, 45 acp. 22's are plentiful.
I did find some Blazer .40, but I'll pass on that. If you've never shot it, you see why when you try it. (Dirty, dirty, dirty). A lot of people will pass it up too.
Thinking I'm going to add another 22 to the house so that at least I can fire off something.
"In Obama Amerika, all your bulletz belong to us"
I really haven't had much of a problem. I just got 600 rounds of .223 for around .34 a round from Wal-Mart 55g FMJ's.
Every store will tell you that they are experiencing a run on ammunition now. It is indeed "Obama Fear". It takes time for a manufacturer to increase production and keep quality control. And this is not the best financial invironment in which to borrow and invest in production that may decline later.
This is a good time to consider owning a .22 revolver or pistol. Ammo is plentifuil and still cheap and you can get in a lot of shooting if you desire. Practicing with .22 rounds is never a negative.
It could also be a good time for you to consider handloading. It is a most relaxing and fulfilling hobby. And for target rounds there is nothing better than making your own. I am sure that I have loaded over 20,000 .38 Special wadcutters in my time, not to mention even more semi-wadcutters, and thousands of rounds of other calibers. I'll bet others have dwarfed that number.
if it is the obama administration or people in washington, and how are they controlling the market?
Both of the WalMarts around me are cleaned out. Only handgun ammo to be found there was 380 ACP and 32's. I guess the DFW area is loading up.
It's been tough to get ammo since around election time. I'll admin I have been stocking up, simply because it's been tough just to find some good .40, so I pick some up when I can. Bass Pro has had pretty good stock, though. My problem is that they tend to have this huge box (250 I think) that is a bit out of my price range. I did catch a box of 100 Remington ad Academy on sale just before Christmas, though.
I do so love panics and runs on supplies. It reminds me of places around here when a few snowflakes grace the air, or a hurricane shows up in the Gulf. Good luck finding bread and milk then.
...good grief! So, out looking again today and I find a decent supply of 45 auto BLAZER cartridges. Reluctantly, I bought one box. Standing there looking at about a dozen boxes of it, I guardedly pulled back from buying more than one box. Now, back on the forums, reading more and more about shortages, I think that I'll go back and buy just ONE more box of 45's. That's all they have except 9's. and 22's. EVERYTHING else is gone. Still.
Yea I have been wanting to get a 22 pistol for years. I put it off and put it off and now even the price of those have increased to the point it's hard to justify. Unbelivable how much things have changed in the last 6 months.


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Jon Fitzsimmons (London, Ontario) has been named an Honorable Mention All-American by CollegeBaseballInsider.com and Louisville Slugger. Fitzsimmons is the fourth Golden Griffin to earn All-America honors since 2008.
Fitzsimmons, who signed a free-agent contract with the Kansas City Royals in July, was 4-0 with 10 saves and a 1.16 ERA in 21 appearances during the 2013 season. Fitzsimmons also had 38 strikeouts in 31 innings pitched and allowed opponents to post a .154 batting average. The 6-foot-2 right-hander recorded two outs – both strikeouts – of No. 1 seed North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament. He also pitched the ninth inning in the combined no-hitter of Iona College on March 29, the first nine-inning no-hitter in program history.
Fitzsimmons joins Shane Davis (2008), Kevin Mailloux (2008) and Steve McQuail (2010) as players who recognized as All-Americans. Fitzsimmons, a two-time MAAC Relief Pitcher of the Year, was one of two players from the conference to receive the distinction as he joined Mike Fish of Siena College as honorees of CollegeBaseballInsider.com and Louisville Slugger.


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51206. Interpretation of chapter; Department of Conservation. The Department of Conservation may meet with and assist local, regional, state, and federal agencies, organizations, landowners, or any other person or entity in the interpretation of this chapter. The department may research, publish, and disseminate information regarding the policies, purposes, procedures, administration, and implementation of this chapter. This section shall be liberally construed to permit the department to advise any interested person or entity regarding this chapter.
History.—Added by Stats. 1986, Ch. 607, effective January 1, 1987.
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The internet is everywhere these days, not confined to your home PC or laptop, people now access the world wide web through a variety of means including tablets and, of course, smart phones.
Nick Williams decided to look at some of the options for connecting to the internet when he joined Ashley Walsh on 891 Weekends for their monthly Computer Chat.
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Megan Tomes
Nov. 7, 2004
Lafayette, Ind.-- The number 18-ranked University of Tennessee swimming and diving team got off to a strong start at the Purdue Invitational on Friday night. UT posted three NCAA "B" cuts en route to accumulating 128 points to sit in seventh place at the prestigious event.
"I'm real proud of the way they performed tonight," Head Coach Dan Colella said. "We're way ahead of where we've ever been at this point in the season. Overall, I'm pleased with the performances. You can't ask for a more talented deeper field than there is here. We're looking forward to tomorrow's sessions.
The Invitational got underway with the 200y freestyle relay. The Big Orange came out strong, as the quartet of Abbi Terveer (Lima, Ohio), Kaitlyn Orstein (Pittsburgh, Pa.), Christine Magnuson (Tinley Park, Ill.), and Megan Tomes (Cincinnati, Ohio) blazed to a time of 1:34.24 to finish in fifth place and earn 28 points for the Lady Vols. The time narrowly missed the NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 1:33.74. Danyelle Vincent (Rohnert Park, Calif.), Jacque Fessel (Cincinnati, Ohio), Laura Fehrman (St. Charles, Ill.) and Jessica Blevins (Bluefield, W. Va.) made up the second UT relay squad in the event, netting 6 points with a 14th-place finish.
The individuals then hit the water for the 500y freestyle. Former Olympic Gold Medalist Julia Stowers (Knoxville, Tenn.) turned in an outstanding performance, finishing with the 11th-fastest time in school history with a 4:46.65, to take second place. The time eclipsed the NCAA "B" cut standard and earned the Big Orange 17 points.
"I'm real thrilled for Julia Stowers going 4:46 tonight," Colella said. "She
was extremely pleased and is looking forward to tomorrow's events.
The Orange and White swimmers then turned their attention to the 200y IM, where they continued the stellar night. Tomes and Orstein finished in third and fifth place, respectively, notching NCAA provisional qualifying times for the second time this season. Tomes' time of 2:02.82 narrowly missed out on her career-best of 2:02.49, while Orstein's marker of 2:04.15 improved upon her fastest-career time and ranked her as the 13th-fastest Lady Vol swimmer. The duo earned 30 points for the Big Orange with the top-five finishes. Freshman Elizabeth Christy (Indianapolis, Ind.) finished in 26th place with a time of 2:08.46 while sophomore Tiffany Clay clocked a time of 2:10.31 to finish in 29th place.
"The imers had some great performers out there," Colella said. "I'm particularly pleased with Megan Tomes and Kaitlyn Orstein, making provisional cuts once again.
The sprinters then took over the pool for the 50y freestyle. Junior Abbi Terveer (Lima, Ohio) continued the scoring for UT with a 16th-place finish. The Ohio native turned in a time of 24.09, which was just .07 seconds in back of 11th place. Magnuson, Blevins and Vincent also competed in the event, notching finishes of 19th, 25th, and 32nd place respectively.
Everyone at the meet then turned their attention to the divers for the one-meter competition, where the Big Orange again finished in the scoring column. Competing without All-American Lauryn McCalley (Moultrie, Ga.), UT earned 14 points on the strength of freshman Lauren LeRoy (Oshkosh, Wis.) and sophomore Brittany Fulmer (Maryville, Tenn.). LeRoy earned 11 points with an 8th place finish as she totaled 234.85, while Fulmer earned 14th place with 207.90 points.
The 400y medley relay would conclude the first session of the Invitational. The Lady Vols ended the night in style, earning yet another top-five finish as the group of Tomes, Orstein, Fessel and Magnuson finished in 3:46.73 earning 28 points with a fifth-place showing.
"We saw some great splits," Colella said. "3:46 was probably the fastest in-season 400y medley relay we've ever had."
The final day of the event is set to begin on Saturday at 11 a.m. with session two. Meanwhile, session three will commence at 6 pm.
The Lady Vols will then enjoy a two week break, before returning to action at Georgia Tech Invitational, Nov. 19-21.


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Many firms are acutely aware of the costs and risks associated with lost or unrecoverable data on employee devices, including desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. While mobility initiatives, including bring your own device (BYOD), are gaining popularity, IDC has discovered that many firms do not have adequate protection, recovery policies or tools in place to manage their ever-increasing volumes of data.
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Allergies health centre
Hayfever (allergic rhinitis)
Hayfever, or seasonal allergic rhinitis, is condition in which people experience an allergic reaction to different types of pollen during the year.
Hayfever is common in the UK, affecting around 1 in 5 people at some stage.
Tree pollen often triggers symptoms during the spring, grass pollen is in the air in late spring and summer and pollen from weeds is around from early spring into late autumn.
Hayfever can also be caused by mould spores, from late March until November, usually peaking in late summer and early autumn.
It is common for people to be allergic to more than one pollen.
A person who has perennial rather than seasonal rhinitis experiences allergy triggers all year round, from allergens such as house dust mites, mould, animal dander and feathers.
What are the symptoms of allergic rhinitis?
The body's immune system interprets the allergen, such as pollen, mould or dander, as an invader and responds by releasing a chemical called histamine into the bloodstream.
Histamine causes inflammation ( swelling and redness) of the sinuses, nose and membranes of the eyes, and triggers sneezing. The swelling reaction is designed to block the allergen from entering the body and sneezing is a method to expel it out of the body. Histamine also allows extra fluids to enter the nasal tissue, resulting in congestion, itching and a runny nose.
People with allergic rhinitis have sudden sneezing, a watery nasal discharge, puffy eyes and fatigue.
Hayfever symptoms often start during childhood or teens, but can develop at any age.
How do I find out what causes my allergies?
The season in which your allergy occurs will narrow the list of possible culprits. To pinpoint the cause, your doctor may arrange for you to have a skin test to determine which substances or allergens cause a reaction.
The skin test involves placing extracts of potential allergens in a grid on your arm or back, and then pricking your skin so the extract can enter the outer layer of skin or epidermis. Those areas that become red and itchy indicate which substances trigger a defensive (allergic) response by your immune system.
Your doctor may recommend a blood test to check the levels of antibodies produced by the immune system. Elevated levels of certain antibodies can identify particular allergies.
Why do only some people get seasonal allergies/hayfever?
It is not known why some people get allergies while others do not. However, there is some evidence to suggest that hayfever and other types of allergies are hereditary (passed on from parents to children). People who suffer from asthma or eczema are also more likely to develop hayfever or perennial (year-round) allergic rhinitis.
Why are my allergies better on some days and worse on others?
While the pollen seasons for particular plants are very consistent within each geographical region, the weather plays a large role in determining how heavy the pollen count (and other potential allergens including mould) will be, both seasonally and daily. The severity of your allergic reaction will generally mirror the rise and fall of the specific allergen count to which you are allergic.
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I need a lesson plan for adults (B1-B2) level regarding MTM,
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does anyone know of a link or of a book that covers this sector of industry.
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Union Leader Correspondent | February 11. 2014 6:13PM
Volunteers from the Milan-based North Woods Off-Road Club, under the auspices of the New Hampshire Bureau of Trails, hope by late May to begin cutting a 2.5-mile, gut-and transmission-wrenching off-road course in Jericho Mountain State Park.
Located off Route 110 west of downtown Berlin, Jericho Mountain State Park was created in 2005 with the express goal of becoming the first network of ATV (all-terrain vehicle) trails on state land. The Bureau of Trails envisioned a place where ATVs, UTVs (utility task vehicles, small, four-wheel-drive craft with two-across seating for up to four passengers), mountain bikes, and snowmobiles could frolic. Also in the plan, said Chris Gamache, who is the bureau's chief, was a 4x4 trail.
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Quarterback Matt Cassel wasn't unemployed for long. Mere hours after the Chiefs cut him this morning, Cassel signed a multi-year deal with the Vikings. It was first reported by FOX Sports' Jay Glazer. Specific terms of the deal were not yet known. There were also reports that the Vikings will give Cassel an opportunity to be their starting quarterback, but it is more likely that he will enter the season as Christian Ponder 's backup. NFL Network's Albert Breer reported that Cassel chose to go to Minnesota rather than the Buccaneers.
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As a result, the Vikings might try to trade Joe Webb. Minnesota obviously had its sights set on Cassel before he was officially released by Kansas City. As a backup, I guess you could do worse, but he shouldn't have any fantasy value this season. All that noise about him getting a chance to start sounds like posturing by the Vikings as a way to ensure Cassel's signature.


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Yes, the squirters are stamped with the size. They generally go up in size 2-3 #'s at a time. Next size bigger than 28 is 31, then there is 32, 35, 37, 40, 45. You can also make custom sizes using a hobbyist pin vise and small drill assortment(Drill #'s 61-80, 61 is something like .059", 80 is like .013"). I've taken many years accumulation of 25's and made a bunch of custom sizes, marked with an ingraver.
You may need to change to a different pump cam also, the Holley cam assortment kit is inexpensive and good to have. You'll just have to experiment with it.
Thanks guys for the direction.......I'm definitly not going to go up to a 750, at least not right now until I do some monkey-work with the current set up.
So......just to check with what you guys have suggested......
I'm going to pull the secondary bowl off and see what size jets he put in. #2 ---- is there a size stamped on the squirter to verify the size so I can go up on???? If so I'll----
1.) Increase my jet sizes in the secondary by 2
2.) Increase my squirter size in the secondary by at least 1-2 sizes
****From what info you guys have given me (which is appreciated!!!) that should be a good start to see if I can correct my hesitation/lean out condition at W.O.T.???
--- And I should be O.K with my primary set-up (For now) as it seems to run excellent until the secondaries come into play on heavy pedal.
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The 4777 comes jetted 67/73 w/a 65 power valve. Primary and secondary pump nozzle is a 0.028.
Check the operation and adjustment of the secondary accelerator pump. Like ericnova72 has said- the hole is likely an inadequate secondary pump shot.
Going by your vacuum reading, it does not need anything less than a 55 power valve.
|and id try running 36 degrees of timing that would b a good start there, with race gas like 108-110
|the engine could use a 750 carb, and go with a 4.5-3.5 power valve, 65-67 main jets and use 6-8 spread to the rear, for the stall, a 3000 would be good....
|From the description you gave, it sounds more like you need to go bigger on the shooters(pump shot), and possibly the pump cams. That hesitation and near stall is a lean hole in the fuel curve due to no airspeed through the carb yet when you immediately floor it, so not enough fuel is being pulled from the boosters. The fact that backing off the throttle helps the engine also points to this.
650 on 355 questions
I have lots of info and questions so hopefully you enjoy the read and can give me some pointers!!!
First off, here's the motor:
350 4 bolt block decked/line-honed and bored to .030 = 355cu in
Forged crank .010/.010, Forged 1 piece oil pump drive, Melling HV pump and pick-up, ARP rods, ARP bolts, Forged Pistons, .125 pop tops
11:1 compression
Cloyes Tru Roller Timing Set
COMP CAMS EX286C Cam .284/.480,
Vortec Heads pocket ported and bowl hawged, Dual springs: 1.94 intake valve/1.50 exhaust valve, Lift at both valves .484in, Lobe Center 109.0, Overlap 64
SpeedPro Hydraulic Lifters
Edelbrock Performer Intake
Hedman Headers
It previously had an Edelbrock 600cfm 1406 performer carb which I ousted in favor of a freshly rebuilt Holley 4777 650 Double pumper. After much screwing around I finally got it running as I had issues with floats/needles and squirters.
Now that it is on and running I've got the idle mixtures/speeds set/etc. However, I'm thinking that the builder put in jets that are too large........at least for the secondaries based on the description I'm about to give!
I took it out and it seem to cruise fine and slowly accelerate fine as well. However, a short burst of W.O.T causes it to nearly stall, hesitate, and then pick-up only AFTER I start backing off the pedal. I can't see outside to tell if its blasting black smoke under a load but it does if you floor it quick in park....... but from this description I think the second shot is choking the motor.
At idle I have around 12-13" of vacuum pressure, going up to around 20-22 if you bring it up and hold @ 2000rpm (or close, I couldn't see the tach) from the engine bay.
It was initially tuned/timed/etc to the edelbrock carb so should I advance the timing slightly to incorporate the added size of the new carb?
***Also, I do not know the size of jets or power valve that are currently in the carb either. I've emailed the builder to save myself a little time before pulling everything apart and actually checking the numbers but does anyone have any GUESS on what sizes would likely work best in this set-up???
It does have an automatic which I know are not ideal for Mech secondaries but it is geared @ 3.73 and has a 2400 stall converter.
*****THANKS IN ADVANCE for any info or direction! It'll save me having to call my mechanic friend over to mock me......and if you need more info just ask and I"ll try my best to accomodate
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Overview This project series improves a total of seven miles of I-5 between Mellen Street (Exit 81) in Lewis County and just south of the Grand Mound interchange (Exit 88) in Thurston County.The I-5 Mellen Street to Grand Mound Project will be constructed in two separate stages: I-5, Blakeslee Junction to Grand Mound This project widened four miles of I-5 from two to three lanes in each direction between the Blakeslee railroad junction in Lewis County (milepost 83.5) and just south of the Grand Mound interchange (Exit 88) in Thurston County. Construction began in June 2010, the new lanes were open to traffic in November 2011, and the project was complete in February 2013. I-5, Mellen Street to Blakeslee JunctionThis project improves safety and mobility for all vehicles traveling on this section of I-5 by constructing Collector Distributor (CD) lanes (.pdf 141kb) between Mellen Street and Harrison Avenue, improving the Mellen Street interchange and re-aligning and straightening I-5 at Blakeslee curve.
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There are no appropriate words to describe this shirt, but... I like it.
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This shirt has Adonis DNA and tiger's blood. It is that awesome!
Congrats, Boots and Edgar! I was waiting to see this one go up somewhere ^_^.
The artwork on todays shirt is very beautiful and vibrant. I think this shirt will sell out fast.
I do not see the couch.
Is this seriously a Edgar/BootsBoots collab? Did I just die and go to heaven?
One pill makes you larger and one makes you small, and if you go chasing rabbits...
It looks like Rainbow Bright ate a bag of Pan-galactic Gargleblasters and it didn't work out...
(Looks cool, but like a montage of crazy color)
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this is...interesting
I too have often wanted to eat me a tasty book. Awesome work guys.
Oh yeah, moratorium lifted for outrageously awesome shirt.
Woah, how long did this take for you guys to create? There are so many little details to this I'm still finding things and probably will for the next hour or so.
Do I hate lemon shirts? Yes, I do.
But must I have this and wear this and love this?
Yes, I will, indeed.
I'm pretty sure this is what is referred to as a "gateway shirt."
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Yea for synesthesia.
the whispering pillow creeps me out the most xD
Cream color shirts are the worst. I own one, and I still love the design, but the color is just too awful to wear. Is this color actually popular?
I'm even breaking my "No Rainbows" rule for this one.
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Two great tastes that taste great together. Perfect collab.
tennisplayer121 wrote:Cream color shirts are the worst. I own one, and I still love the design, but the color is just too awful to wear. Is this color actually popular?
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I'm not entirely sure what exactly is going on here...but I think I like it?
Write up reminded me of the really weird kids' show, Yo Gabba Gabba.
This reminds me of my night out with George Carlin back in the 70's. Woke up the next day with a headache and a tattoo. It says Frank.
It's lemon?
Reminds me of Richard Scarry's stuff. Great for kids!
Argh! I was this close to finishing my kid's show pilot about a wailing whale, mysterious hands, and a creepy talking pillow!
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Too busy for me but Im always happy to see Boots published.
Always wondered what happened to things the Katamari runs over but fails to pick up. A monster collaberation, everyway you look at this is weird and fascinating.
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theres a pillow telling me to be quiet.
then i bought it.
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I can't see where the boots ends and the edgar begins. And that's a beautiful thing.
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