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Thought in would be interesting to see what kind of Ruger guns the Ruger Fans have. I have :
Stainless Steel .22 Bearcat
Stainless Steel .22 Single Action Revolver
Stainless Steel 10/22 Carbine
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Thought in would be interesting to see what kind of Ruger guns the Ruger Fans have. I have :
Stainless Steel .22 Bearcat
Stainless Steel .22 Single Action Revolver
Stainless Steel 10/22 Carbine
Need a few more
P90 .45 acp
KSRH-9 .44 magnum
also have a p97, .45 acp but i have it leased to the security company and it is issued to a captain there.
i'm grindin' now cause i want a vaquero, in ss, and am working on a bearcat for varmits around the yard. lol shot a rat in the yard the other day with my p90 and besides 'bout givin' the wife a heart attack there was nothin' left but goo.
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6 of them :)
right now I have 3 but more will come
redhawk 45
bisley 45
single six 22 mag
Security Six
SS Redhawk
SS Mini-14
Only 30.
I have 7 ruger rifles and pistols.
Ruger Mark II, Mark III, Single Six 17HMR, Ruger P95, P90, P345, GP 100, 10-22, Tang safety 77 22-250, and new Mark II 77 260 Rem.
3 - GP100, SP101, MkIII
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I see we have some Ruger fanatics in the house :-D :-D :-D
I have four now and on Friday I will be a proud father of a new model single six NR9
Poncaguy I just got my MarkII in 260 and was wondering how you liked yours. I just got dies today and will be shooting it Friday.
I'll have to get some time to count them. I have that many.
Total handguns and long guns only nine.
Only one right now. A Sp101. But I am wanting a .45 semi-auto. Not sure which one. Any suggestions?
It is a matter of personal preference. I have 2 KP97DC's and love them. Wife has a KP345 and she likes it. P90's are good. If you could get to shoot the different ones and see which works best for you it would be good. Good Luck!Quote:
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My Ruger 77 260 is my favorite centerfire rifle, when and if I buy another rifle, it will be a Ruger. ( Though I have a couple of Stevens 200's that are really great riflles for the money!)
I had heard good things about the P90's. Just making sure there weren't any that had a lot of problems that I needed to watch out for, but I forgot, thier Rugers.
Only one. SP101 357
I have a KP89D, KP93 and a GP-100 4" stainless model.
Every time I think about cleaning out the gun safe, I pull out the Rugers, shoot them -- and they go right back in the safe. They are as accurate and reliable as anything I own. Actually, the KP93 is my wife's gun. She's tried everything I own and she likes the Ruger best. She also shoots it better than anything else!
Rugers may not get all the attention of other guns, but they certainly out-perform many of the "popular" brands!

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Is there a good shot of the left side of the ROTJ EE-3??
I can find plenty of right side shots.
The reason I ask...
The MR EE-3 on the left side has only half of the bomb rack greeblie.
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Hello. New to the site. I was referred by another member. I've decided that I have to sell my Grand. It is a 94 Limited with 164,000 miles on it. It is in very good shape with very limited surface rust on the underside. This Jeep is not originally from Wisconsin so I didn't see all the road salt like most. This is probably one of the cleanest 18 year old Jeep you will find. The bad is this Jeep is not complete and is only a project vehicle though. Almost all of the parts are there you will just have to finish it up to your liking. I will also include the stainless steel rectangle tubing that I was gonna use for the rocker skids and the 4 link truss on the back axle. Here is a list of everything that comes with it
5 1/2" Rustys Long Arm lift kit
JKS Sway bar Disconnects
Adjustable Coil Spring Spacers Front and Rear
Shocks set up for 7" Lift
Rebuilt 46RH with 20,000 miles
242 with Rubicon Express slip yoke
Ford Dana 60 front axle (needs brakes and driver side shaft, will need wheel adapters from 8 on 170 to 8 on 6.5)
Rear Sterling 10 1/4 (comes with rear disc brake brackets from Ruffstuff and also coil/control arm brackets)
(4) 39 1/2 x 13 1/2 x 16 1/2 IROK's (2) are .222 tread depth and (2) are .125 tread depth. Not gonna lie they are down to the wear bars but that depth is measured in the center of the tires
(4) Black steel 16 1/2 x 10 rims
Interior is bedlinered black
(6) 1 1/2 floor drain plugs
Brown leather power seats
Taurus E-Fan (Not Installed)
Hood Pins
Bigger trans cooler
Power steering cooler (Not hooked up)
A/C Completely removed and new Green stripe Fleet runner Gates belt installed
New Duralast Gold Battery
Tune in the last 5,000 miles (new cap, rotor, wires and plugs)
I'm pretty sure that I listed everything for it. I can load it onto a trailer where it is at. If you had an extra set of axles and tires from a Grand we could bolt them on at my house quick and drive it onto a trailer. I'm asking $2,750 for everything listed and not looking to part anything out. I'm located in WI. If you would like pictures let me know. If you have any further questions feel free to ask or pm me. Thanks for looking. I will also be including a 1993 Grand Cherokee Laredo. It has the 4.0L straight 6 in it. It does run. The only things that are missing from it are the front axle, transfer case and front headlight grill assembly. Other then that it is complete.
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Quote from: buzzbee on May 15, 2010, 01:44:23 AMWhat a hoot!! I think you and Irwin might be long lost twins!! :)If we can get him to Bud's, I'm bringin' the trike! Yeah Irwin is MBFAM!Bull, I don't mind gettin' crazy every now and again, you really have to, to survive in this crazy world, right? :-D...JP
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These four arrows tell the story. From right to left, we see a FEDEX DRIVER helping a VTA DRIVER remove a CROSSING ARM from the street after it fell off from the ELECTROMECHANICAL BARRIER DRIVE SYSTEM.
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Obviously not.
Take a look at the thread I just posted and you "might" see why the left's way isn't working in the eyes of the world.http://forum.beemaster.com/index.php/topic,40141.0.html
On another less conservative forum, iddee, Canadians, Aussies and others think America is absolutely nutso for the level of religiosity in our government (not in our people, necessarily, but the govt) and gun rights. It's all a matter of which foreigner you speak to, apparently.
Less conservative?? It must be a million miles less conservative to think like that. When a kid can be suspended from public school for saying "God bless you" when another kid sneezes, I don't think there is enough "religiosity" in government. None, or Neutral would be the right amount, but it has dropped below that here.
It is so, so, SO easy to argue against abortion and then turn a blind eye to the 100s of 1000s of unwanted children who don't have much of a chance in life. I am seeing this very up close and personal right now, so I feel strongly about this, and not just hypothetically.
Ideally, people would control their own fertility in a way that only wanted children were born. Unfortunately, we don't live in an ideal world.
We take them out of school openly for church functions and get no flack from teachers.
Granted, that's just one example... but who knows what kind of life you're snuffing out when you have an abortion. The next Einstein? The next Hendrix? The next Patton? Sure, maybe the next drug-addled criminal... but many on the left have a huge problem with killing those types of people once they're adults (and have actually committed a heinous crime). So, why is it so easy to do so when they're innocent babies?


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Hi everyone,
My questions relates to the commonly asked "No bachelor's degree" question however bare with me, I only ask this as it seems as if things have become far stricter recently.
After reading what seem like hundreds of threads it definitely seems as if the days of people heading off with only basic TEFL certification and finding work are seriously numbered. Even now this seems very risky and can only be done in a handful of countries.
So where does that leave people like me who are potentially looking to pursue this as a career, undertake the more reputable CELTA qualification however also head off without a degree.
Everywhere seems to be cracking down on enforcing the bachelor's degree requirement despite other teaching qualifications the applicant may hold so are we just fighting a losing battle? How much longer before everywhere is as strict as places like Japan and Korea and which countries will be the safest for longest?
I would also like to know if its worth just saving my time and money, doing a basic TEFL course instead of CELTA and try to find work until a potentially inevitable end to degreeless teaching?
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Well I started off this week by taking my 9 almost 10 year old lab on a Duck hunt bein it was almost 60 deg and a fairly easy spot. He had been slowing down in the hips and having a new dog 1 yr old ready to go and needing work there had been no sense to wear him out more. This day my wife said why dont you take Fin and i said ahh F it why not. Well we ended up having a good morn killin 5 birds 3 bein big ducks and he was happy as could be to go and did great.
I started a post i never finished thurs about dogs gettin old and switching to the new dog and seein the old boy watch us get ready to go with the thought he was goin only to pull out driveway with him standing there watching us leave. I never finished cause couldnt get the pict thing to work.
Friday morn we were gonna hunt but with the crazy wind i bagged the trip at 330 only to be woke back up at 5 by Fin on front porch lettin out awful howling noise and on floor just shakin n convulsing.
Fin went into seizures for the 1st time i ever saw and never came out of it. He was 1 month shy of 10. U know getting these dogs that this day would come some time and unfortunately friday was Fins day.
Fin was a great dog and Great hunting buddy to alot of people. He shared many good and bad trips with alot of people. Its a sad thing but there are so many great memories alot of us will have of him.
Having a dog that you can take hunting and share so many hours and memories on a boat,in a blind or where ever and seein them absotulely love retrieving that bird whether in little ditch on the marsh, in the field or swimmin thru icey waters with the tide crankin is truely awesome. To me that is half of what i love about duck hunting.
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I Recently bought an Boss custom RC helmet and I Currently have lights installed and padding in place but I am having troubles with the visor . The visor is a very flexible piece of plastic that works like sunglasses and is being held in place by tape at the moment, problem is the tape isnt strong enough to hold it in place for prolonged periods of time and this creates a large gap between the visor and the helmet and I was wondering if anyone could give me a suggestion for a strong yet easily removable way of keeping it on. It needs to be removable because if the L.E.D's stop working for whatever reason I will have to remove the visor to replace them.
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Well, removing the radiator, waterpump and timing cover isent mutch of a problem.Regarding spring binding I think Edelbrock say max .700" lift on the heads, but of cours Im planing on use the corekt springs for the cam annyhow...Rocker arm to stud interferenc shuldent be a problem sense the engine has roller rockers, but of cours Im cheking that if I change cam.
Yanking of a head to check piston ot valve clerens isent mutch problem eader if I have to, we have looong vinters in Sweden!
But now that I think about it, cant I just to turn down the rockers so that the valves is held open on the cam base by as mutch as the minimum of valve-piston clerens, and then carfully turn the engine?If the engine turns over 2 revs, the clerens have to be good??
Im pretty shore the 537hp is in the engine.Closer to 600 is more what Im looking for
What I whas wondering is more or less what performance gane I culd suspekt if I change a solid flat tappet to a solid roller whit about the same low rpm street manners.
If its 10-20hp, then I dont think I think its worth the monney and effort, but if its 50hp I think it is
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|I think I would leave it alone. 537 hp the way it is ain't bad! A roller would give you a little more but would it be worth pulling the radiator, water pump, manifold, distributor and all else that is required. Street-able big blocks don't make much power over 6000 rpm anyway. If you really are serious about this then check with any of the popular cam shaft companies. They all have great tech advise and can help you pick a cam. The only down falls to the solid is that it can't take the higher revs as good as a roller, the valve lash needs to be adjusted more often and they are little noise. IMO and in an older muscle car the clacking noise of the solid cam adds to the car.
537hp out of a streetabil 454 is good and I dont know if I would bother changing anything.
You need to check piston to valve clearance if you change the cam.
I would choose the 274 R if I was to pick one.
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Solid flattappet vs. Solid roller
Hello.I have no experiens on Roller cams, so I wold apretiate som help on the subjekt.
Im about to bye a Chevelle -70 whit a 454"(.30" over) whit a solid flat tappet cam.Unfortnitly I havent the specs on the cam at the moment, but its a farly mild cam, the engin dont make powe over 6000rpm and the car sems cuite streetabil.The engin have made 537hp on a dyno.
The Car have ben used whith 200hp Nitrous on the strip, but sens I dont have anny experiens on Nitrous (either) and dont planing on drive mutch on the strip, I wold rater have some more hp in the engine, if I culd get some whitout sacrifice driveabillity, and dont use the Nitroz.
The specs on the engin I know at the moment are Edelbrock heads, Weland 2 plane manifold, Holly 850dp, MSD 6al, Hooker 1 7/8 headers and 3" exaust whit X-pipe.
The car has 3.90:1 in the axel and stock chassie (accept diffrent controle arms and shocks etc.).At the moment it has 275/60-15 M&H radials but I probobly get some 28" high and as whide as fits slicks or DOT tire that i can use when Im in a hurry...
Anny way, If I understan corektly, I culd gane som power whitout sacrifise drivability whit a roller cam.What wold be a good roller came to this cobo and how mutch more power wold I likely gane?
Wold anny of thise be a good candidate?
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Finished fourth all-time in Conference USA with 2,131 career digs.
UAB record holder for career digs (2,131) and digs in a season (631).
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2011 Second Team All-Conference USA selection.
2011 All-Midwest Region Honorable Mention.
Three-time Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week.
Started as the libero in all 32 matches and saw action in all 118 sets...played in every UAB volleyball set (492) during her four-year career...finished first overall in Conference USA in total digs (631) and digs per set (5.35) for the season...also topped the league in total digs (385) and per set average (5.27)...reached three separate milestones during the season...set the career digs record on Sept. 10 vs. Eastern Kentucky at the Kennesaw State Owls Classic...surpassed Danielle Reaves' (1988-92) previous record of 1,651...became just the fifth player to reach 2,000 digs in C-USA history in a 3-0 sweep of UTEP on Nov. 5...ended her career with 2,131 digs, ranking fourth all-time in C-USA...broke her own record for digs in a season (631), which she previously set in 2010, in the season finale vs. Memphis...posted 61 consecutive matches with double-digit dig totals to close out her career...corralled a season-high 30 digs in her final collegiate match vs. Memphis on Nov. 23...finished 28th in the Division I in digs per set...also topped the team in service aces (26)...named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week three times (Sept. 19, Nov. 7, Nov. 28)...picked to the all-tournament teams at the Creighton Classic (MVP) and Kennesaw State Owls Classic.
Played in all 32 matches and was one of just three UAB players to play in all 118 games, joining Sam Serley and Alison Woods ... set the program's single-season record with 607 digs, which also matched the 10th-best mark in Conference USA history ... that number and her 5.14 digs-per-set average ranked second in C-USA for the year ... recorded double-digit digs in 31 of 32 matches and had nine in the other ... reached the 20-dig mark in 17 contests ... posted a season-best 30 digs Sept. 11 in the five-set win over Arkansas ... had 27 digs versus East Carolina on Oct. 1 and 25 against UCF on Nov. 21 maintained a .978 serve receive percentage with just 15 errors in 678 chances ... ranked fourth on the team with 15 service aces ... chosen to all-tournament teams at Alabama's Bama Bash (Sept. 3-4) and TCU's Nike Invitational (Sept. 17-18) ... named to the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll.
Played in all 124 sets as the team's libero ... recorded the second-highest single-season digs total in program history with 586 (4.73 per set) ... came up just six digs shy of Brianna Galvin's school record of 592 ... managed double-figure digs in 27 of 33 matches and reached the 20-dig plateau in 14 ... her 36 digs Nov. 1 against Southern Miss tied for the highest individual total for the season in Conference USA ... had 29 digs Oct. 2 at UCF ... maintained a .956 receiving percentage ... selected to all-tournament teams at the Magnolia Invitational hosted by Ole Miss (Sept. 4-5) and the Saluki Invitational hosted by Southern Illinois (Sept. 11-12).
Played in all 35 matches with 27 starts ... finished third on the team with 307 digs and 2.33 digs per set ... posted double-digit digs in 14 contests ... managed a season-high 19 digs against Rice Nov. 22 in the Conference USA tournament ... had 15 digs against Creighton Sept. 5 ... committed just nine receiving errors all season as one of the team's primary passers ... notched 13 service aces on the year, including two aces in three different matches ... also had 11 assists and posted one kill.
Named to the Birmingham News Super All-State Team in 2007 ... was a Birmingham News All-Metro selection ... was a 2007 Alabama Volleyball Coaches Association All-State First Team pick ... helped lead her squad to a second-place finish in the 2007 Alabama State Tournament.
Heather Michele Thomas ... born Sept. 27, 1989 in Huntsville, Ala. ... daughter of Susie and Cory Thomas ... has one sister, Bethanie ... majoring in civil engineering.


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The 2007 study by the Anti-Defamation League regarding anti-semitism in the United States indicates, "anti-Semitic beliefs endure in America." The survey revealed that 15% of Americans — 35 million- had "unquestionably anti-Semitic views." The survey indicates 31% believe Jews are more loyal to Israel than to the United States and 15% believe Jews have "too much power." African Americans constitute among the most anti-Semitic groups with 32% harboring such views. The ADL was concerned that such views continue enduring in America.
One can examine this survey and come away with sharply different conclusions. It is back to the argument of the glass have filled or half empty. About 35 million Americans have some form of anti-Semitism, but 265 million do not. It is interesting how classical physical features are no longer associated with Jews but the perennial complaint about Wall Street and power lingers on. On the other hand, although Jews are less than 2% of the population, they constitute about 7% of the US Senate. That indicates non-Jews vote for Jewish candidates. Violence against Jews has dramatically declined as has segregation in housing and education. Of course there is anti-Semitism, after all about half of Americans don't believe in evolution and 34% believe in ghosts.


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The FNP-9 was my first handgun purchase. I now have shot over 600 rounds and have not experienced any of the problems discussed on the FN website. Mine does have the "notch", but no visible cracks.
Most FNP problems seem to be "one off" issues and remidied quickly by the friendly factory service.
I have enjoyed my FNP, it is as accurate as I am at the range, Ammo can be found locally in the $8-$9 per box range so it doesn't cost a fine meal to practice at the range.
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Arsène Wenger believes Jens Lehmann's actions will speak louder than his words during his second spell with the Club.
The 41-year-old goalkeeper returned to Arsenal this week on a short-term basis as cover for Manuel Almunia following injuries to three goalkeepers - Wojciech Szczesny, Lukasz Fabianski and Vito Mannone.
Much has been made of Lehmann's off-field presence but Wenger believes his professionalism on the training pitch will also help Arsenal in their hunt for the title.
"Jens is not a talker, it is more his attitude," said the manager. "He [has] focus and determination."
But Wenger knows that if Lehmann does need to have his say in the dressing room, he will say it.
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From personal experience, I think it is a good idea to show the living pet that his buddy has passed. I had two guinea pigs. The younger had never been without his older big buddy. I had to rush the older guinea pig to the E-vet, with a blockage. He didn't make it. It did not occur to me to allow the other guinea pig to sniff the body.
"Snickers" started to grieve. He was withdrawn, quiet and wouldn't eat. I was afraid I was going to lose him. I took in another older guinea pig and Snickers came around quickly. Snickers also outlived that guinea pig. When she died, I allowed Snickers to see and smell her. He was absolutely fine.
I don't how much these little brains are able to absorb. But, I do know it made a difference in how Snickers dealt with the loss of his buddies.
|That makes sense. I wonder how much they can sense by either smell or instinct, that they just "know." Like for instance, perhaps Lola knew long before we did that Lyle had something wrong and would not live a long life?? Also, maybe part of our pets' job is to share things with us, including our grief. So maybe it's wrong to spare them anyhow. Of course every animal is different and every human's needs are different too. But I would love to see a study done comparing pets that are actively invited to share in mourning vs. ones that are not, just to see in general which group "bounces back" faster. Clearly, with your horse, you made the correct choice.
|I believe in letting my critters see/snif the departed friend. What convinced me of this is when my husbands horse passed overnight. That morning I covered her and I had to go to work for a few hours and then meet the guy that would take her away. When I came home I walked to the barn and my horse looked at me and gave this heart wrenching whinny. My neighbor said he stayed by her side the whole time. I thought about taking him out in the trails so he wouldn't see them take her away but I decided to leave him in the barn. I didn't want him to cry for her like he did when we gave a pony he was attached to away. He stayed in his stall and when I let him out he wasn't frantically searching for her.
To show a pet the body of a friend or not
I pre-apologize because this is likely to be a long post. I wanted to explain where my ideas are coming from.
When I finally had my old cat, Snowball, put to sleep at age 19, I was worried about how my 16 year old cat, Spooky, would take her passing. I had been told that it is sometimes helpful to let the remaining animal view the body. Since that wasn't really feasible, I tearfully brought in the empty carrier and set it in the cat room for him to see. All my other animals came right up and sniffed it then walked away resignedly. Then Spooky caught sight of it and he stared. His mouth opened and he began panting, which I had never seen him do; I thought he was going to have a breakdown. Then finally he lay down and was quiet for the rest of the weekend. I do believe he grieved, but he bonded pretty quickly with our other cat and has bounced back fine.
About the same time, at the shelter we had two chihuahuas, Lola and Lyle, who had been together forever. Lyle was very crippled and Lola took care of him. We considered them a bonded pair, which means they must be adopted out together. After quite some time, they were adopted; soon after, the adoptive family learned that Lyle had cancer and they wanted to keep Lola, but bring Lyle back to the shelter. The director allowed it because of the circumstances. At first, I felt really bad about this, what would they do without one another? But then I had kind of a revelation...Lyle and Lola had been apart before. Lyle often had been at the vets without Lola, volunteers sometimes walked Lola without Lyle, etc., etc. These dogs do not understand English. They don't know that they are never going to see each other again. Lola had a new family to distract her from Lyle's absence; Lyle went to a great foster home, also a distraction. I think by the time it dawned on them that they had been apart a long time (not sure dogs understand "never") the memory would have dimmed enough that it perhaps isn't a huge problem for either of them.
So I wonder if it would have been the same way with my cats? If I hadn't made a big production of letting Spooky see the empty carrier, would he have just assumed Snowball was at an extended vet visit and missed her, but not been burdened with the knowledge that she had died? Was I burdening him with it to make myself feel better, kind of a misery-loves-company scenario?
P.S. Lyle has gone through chemo, and so far, is doing great. He will most likely be in his foster home forever.
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Katz' decision Thursday was based on what he described as "numerous family health issues" that would have prevented him from campaigning for the senate seat. Katz' mother is ill.
"I regret that I cannot presently offer the voters of our district a clear voice in the State Senate that pursues integrity, honesty and Republican principles that they deserve."
Katz said he would pursue "these values and continue my efforts in the Assembly by focusing on issues important to all New Yorkers—fixing our economy, lowering taxes and creating jobs."
Katz currently represents constituents in Carmel, Southeast, Patterson, North Salem, Somers, Yorktown and Pawling. The recently redrawn district encompasses Carmel, Southeast, Patterson, Putnam Valley, Somers and Yorktown.
Katz and Ball, who campaigned together two years ago, have parted ways in recent months, with Katz coming to believe that Ball had abandoned, or at least softened, his conservative viewpoints. Ball not only maintains that he is as Republican as ever, but has mounted a vigorous campaign to stay in the seat.
Ball received the endorsement for reelection of a tri-county GOP caucus last month, when Republican leaders in Putnam, Westchester and Dutchess backed his candidacy over that of Katz.
Ball reacted to the announcement: "In trying times like these elected officials must work together and not be divided."
County Executive MaryEllen also Odell endorsed Katz' decision, telling the Courier and PCNR: "I am thrilled to hear that Steve Katz has decided to remain in the Assembly. Steve has a clear loud voice in representing Republican core values in the Democratic controlled Assembly. The residents of Putnam County need him there."
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My colleague, Glenn O'Donnell, and I (do I sound like the Queen?) have delivered a Forrester report called "Improving The Ops In DevOps" inspired by the long-bemoaned tension between "change-the-business" (dev) and "run-the-business" (ops) IT teams and their activities, and the need for change.
This tension inflicts a detrimental impact on the business. In fact, most organizations suffer this curse, and stereotypes that reflect this animosity abound. Does this sound familiar? Ops people see dev people as sitting in their ivory towers cranking out code all day and wanting to release applications oblivious to real-world constraints; dev sees ops as cog-turners ensuring that the IT infrastructure doesn't break under the strain of poorly written code. Chances are that your organization is not this bad. But this exaggeration is indicative of the tension between these two IT "tribes" and their opinions of each other. These stereotypes exist because organizational behaviors do exaggerate genuine conflicts, and both parties must act quickly to change.
Getting DevOps right will address many of the issues enterprises consistently have with IT, such as applications failing to meet both functional and nonfunctional requirements, delivery delays, increased costs, and an inflexibility to change. But is DevOps enough to save I&O from extinction?


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""...the truth that someday, you will go for your last run. But not today—today you got to run." - Matt Crownover (after Western States)
Sometimes it's just getting out the door (I know, not what you wanted to hear), sometimes it's stopping!
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I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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Stopping. Of course.
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The first couple of miles, absolutely. It takes at least 2-3 miles before I feel like I'm in the groove, found my pace, breathing, etc.
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"I've been following Eddy's improvement over the last two years on this site, and it's been pretty dang solid. Sure the weekly mileage has been up and down, but over the long haul he's getting out the door and has turned himself into quite a runner. He's only now just figuring out his potential. Consistency in running is measured in years, not weeks. And over the last couple of years, Eddy's made great strides" Jeff 14 Jan 2009
Pretty much the same for me. The first 2 miles are sometimes that hard you fel like you dont want to carry on. But it is all worth it when you get in the groove


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2010: The first full face transplant is performed by a team of 30 surgeons at Vall D'Hebron Hospital in Barcelona, Spain, on a man injured in a shooting accident. He had been left unable to breathe, swallow or talk properly after an accident five years earlier and was considered for the transplant after nine previous operations failed. The man, known only as "Oscar," is seen here during his first post-surgery public appearance in July 2010. [ + - ]
1996: In Los Angeles, brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez are found guilty of first-degree murder in the shotgun killings of their parents. They each were sentenced to two consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole on July 2, 1996. [ + - ]
1995: In Tokyo, 13 people are killed and more than 1,000 others are sickened when packages containing the nerve gas sarin are released on five separate subway trains. The terrorists belonged to the Japanese doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo. Six of the attack's perpetrators were sentenced to death and three more received life sentences. [ + - ]
1995: The Beatles song, "Baby It's You," with the late John Lennon as lead singer, is released as a single. The live version of the song, originally released as part of the 1994 double album "Live at the BBC," was the first single from the band in nearly 20 years. It reached No. 7 in the UK and No. 67 on the Billboard Hot 100. [ + - ]
1991: Eric Clapton's 4-year-old son Conor dies after falling from the 53rd-floor window of his mother's friend's New York City apartment. Clapton's song "Tears In Heaven" is about Conor and would earn Grammys for Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Pop Male Vocal Performance in 1993. [ + - ]
1987: The Food and Drug Administration approves AZT, the first anti-AIDS drug. Prescribed under the name Retrovir, AZT was the first breakthrough in AIDS therapy, significantly reducing the replication of the virus in patients and leading to clinical and immunologic improvements. [ + - ]
1976: Patty Hearst, the newspaper heiress who famously took part in a bank robbery after being kidnapped by the leftist group Symbionese Liberation Army, is convicted of bank robbery and using a firearm during a felony. She was sentenced to seven years in prison, although her sentence was commuted by President Jimmy Carter and she was released in February 1979. In 2001, she received a full pardon from President Bill Clinton. [ + - ]
1973: Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Roberto Clemente is elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame 11 weeks after his death in a Dec. 31, 1972, plane crash off the coast of Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. Clemente's plane had just taken off on a relief mission to earthquake victims in Nicaragua when it crashed. Clemente, who won two World Series titles during his 18 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates, was the 1966 National League MVP, a 15-time All-Star, a 12-time Gold Glove winner, and a member of the 3,000 hit club. [ + - ]
1971: Janis Joplin's version of "Me and Bobby McGee" hits No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Released three months after her death, the song was Joplin's lone chart-topper and only the second posthumous No. 1 single in U.S. chart history after Otis Redding's "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay." [ + - ]
1969: Beatle John Lennon marries avant-garde artist Yoko Ono in Gibraltar. They are seen here in the Netherlands a little more than a week after their wedding. [ + - ]
1963: Model and actress Kathy Ireland, who rose to fame in the 1980s and 1990s as a swimsuit model who appeared in 13 consecutive Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues, is born in Glendale, California. Ireland has also appeared in movies such as "Mr. Destiny," "Necessary Roughness" and "National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1." Since 1993, she has also served as CEO and chief designer of her brand product marketing firm, kathy ireland Worldwide, whose product line includes furniture, lighting, flooring, windows, jewelry, bridal gowns and more. [ + - ]
1958: Actress Holly Hunter, best known for her roles in movies like "Raising Arizona," "Broadcast News," "The Firm," "The Piano" and "Thirteen," is born in Conyers, Georgia. Hunter won the Academy Award for Best Actress for "The Piano" in 1994 and was also nominated for her performances in "Broadcast News," "The Firm" and "Thirteen." [ + - ]
1957: Film director Spike Lee, best known for movies such as "Do the Right Thing," "Jungle Fever," "Malcolm X" and "He Got Game," is born Shelton Jackson Lee in Atlanta, Georgia. [ + - ]
1950: Actor William Hurt, who won an Academy Award for Best Actor for 1985's "Kiss of the Spider Woman," is born in Washington, D.C. He's also earned Oscar nominations for his roles in "Children of a Lesser God," "Broadcast News" and "A History of Violence," and is also known for movies such as "Body Heat," "The Big Chill" and "The Accidental Tourist." [ + - ]
1948: Hall of Fame hockey player Bobby Orr, who revolutionized the position of defenseman during his 12 years in the NHL, is born in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada. Orr played 10 years for the Boston Bruins, winning the Stanley Cup in 1970 and 1972, before playing his final two years with the Chicago Black Hawks. He holds the record for most points and assists in a single season by a defenseman. He also won a record eight consecutive Norris Trophies as the NHL's best defenseman and three consecutive Hart Trophies as the league's most valuable player. [ + - ]
1945: Hall of Fame basketball coach Pat Riley, who led the Los Angeles Lakers to four NBA titles in the 1980s and won another in 2006 with the Miami Heat, is born in Rome, New York. Riley also played in the NBA with the San Diego Rockets, Lakers and Phoenix Suns, helping the Lakers to a NBA championship as a player in 1972. A two-sport star while in college at the University of Kentucky, he was also named the SEC Player of the Year his junior year and was drafted in both the NBA and NFL. [ + - ]
1933: Giuseppe Zangara is executed in Florida's electric chair for fatally shooting Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak during an Feb. 15, 1933, assassination attempt against President-Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt. [ + - ]
1931: Actor Hal Linden, best known as the titular character of the television sitcom "Barney Miller," is born in New York City. Linden, who began his career as a big band musician and singer in the 1950s, also found success on Broadway, appearing in the musical "Bells Are Ringing" and winning a Best Actor Tony Award in 1971 for his portrayal of Mayer Rothschild in the musical "The Rothschilds." [ + - ]
1928: Actor Fred Rogers, better known simply as Mister Rogers from his long-running show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," is born in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. He died of stomach cancer at age 74 on Feb. 27, 2003. [ + - ]
1922: Comedian, actor and director Carl Reiner is born in The Bronx, New York. Reiner got his start on Broadway and formed a comedy duo with Mel Brooks. He developed the sitcom that would become "The Dick Van Dyke Show," writing many episodes and appearing occasionally as temperamental talk show host Alan Brady. He acted in movies such as "The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming," "Where's Poppa?," "Oh, God!" and "The Jerk," the last three which he also directed. He's also directed movies like "The Man with Two Brains," "All of Me," "Summer Rental," "Summer School" and "Bert Rigby, You're a Fool." He's seen here (left) with his son, fellow actor and director Rob Reiner. [ + - ]
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1904: Burrhus Frederic "B. F." Skinner, the psychologist who invented the operant conditioning chamber, also known as the Skinner Box, and his own philosophy of science called radical behaviorism, is born in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania. He died of leukemia at age 86 on Aug. 18, 1990. [ + - ]
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1815: After escaping from exile on the island of Elba, Napoleon enters Paris with a regular army of 140,000 and a volunteer force of around 200,000, beginning his "Hundred Days" rule. [ + - ]
1760: The "Great Fire" of Boston, Massachusetts, consumes shops and homes along King and Congress streets and continues down to the wharves, where 10 ships were left in ashes. More than 300 buildings were destroyed in the blaze, the worst to strike a colonial American city. [ + - ]
1616: Sir Walter Raleigh is freed from the Tower of London after 13 years of imprisonment for allegedly being involved in a plot against King James I. Released in order to conduct a second expedition to Venezuela in search of El Dorado, his reprieve would be short lived. Upon returning to England, he was imprisoned at the behest of Spain over an attack his men made on a Spanish outpost during the expedition. Raleigh was beheaded on Oct. 29, 1618. [ + - ]
1413: Henry V ascends to the throne of England upon the death of his father Henry IV. Henry rapidly assumed control of the country and embarked on war with France. From an unassuming start, his military successes in the Hundred Years' War, culminating with his famous victory at the Battle of Agincourt, saw him come close to conquering France. [ + - ]


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Jan Sardi is one of Australia's most eminent screenwriters but his life wasn't always Academy Award nominations and giving Vince Colosimo his first screen role. It's a story of a teacher turning his hand to do the thing that he was actually teaching. About a youth spent in Carlton's burgeoning Italian restaurant trade of the 50s and 60s and of a return later in life to the Italian island of Elba to become an honorary citizen. He began his conversation with Lindy reflecting on the challenges and joys of working as a screenwriter.
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These sensations can actually be rather fun to play with, doing loop-to-loops and other such things, though one probably should not play with these odd sensations too much.reflection wrote:When the senses don't get a lot of stimiles, they do things like this. Especially the sense of the position of the body: One can feel to be floating, sinking into the ground, leaning over, swaying, etc. This is very normal. Usually it only happens ocasionally and it'll not be a constant factor in your meditation, so no need to worry about it.
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Arsène Wenger has called on his side to deliver a repeat performance of their historic 2-0 win at AC Milan when they face the Italian giants on Wednesday.
Late goals from Cesc Fabregas and Emmanuel Adebayor secured victory for Arsenal in 2008 as they became the first English club to beat the Rossoneri at the San Siro.
Wenger remains fiercely proud of that performance and says his current crop also have the quality to secure another famous away European result.
"I felt it was such a great night because we stayed faithful to our game and played without complexity," he said.
"I remember that even Milan said the better team won. So let's keep that in our memory and repeat the same performance.
"We have had quite a few good performances away in the Champions League over the years, and we are very proud of them. We won in Madrid in 2006, 5-1 at Inter Milan in 2003, and the 2-0 win against AC Milan in 2008.
"When you look back and remember, you realise that we have won at almost every big stadium in Europe. Yes, we have not won in Barcelona, where we have played a draw, but overall I think we have won everywhere."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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Arsène Wenger watched on as his Arsenal team got a well-needed confidence boost with a 4-0 thumping of Dutch outfit FC Twente. on Wednesday night. The victory was more than enough to see the Gunners through to the Champions League Group Stage.
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We have this one Digital Fully Automatic EGG Incubator Turner 48 Eggs Poultry Chicken Duck Bird | eBay
It is great....we get good results. Our other one is a hexagon shape but you have to manually turn the eggs so the results aren't quite as good but still a good little incubator
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We have this one Digital Fully Automatic EGG Incubator Turner 48 Eggs Poultry Chicken Duck Bird | eBay
It is great....we get good results. Our other one is a hexagon shape but you have to manually turn the eggs so the results aren't quite as good but still a good little incubator
Over the years we had Muscovy ducks, Isa Browns, Cross Bred geese, Light Sussex, bantam Appleyard ducks, bantam chickens and Guinea fowls. The Guinea fowls were great for eating the grass hoppers but they were very noisy. At the moment we have Australorps (black and blue) and a pair of Pilgrim geese.
Peacocks are beautiful birds and yes they are very noisy, my Aunty who lives in Perth has a huge aviary and pen and she wanted some peacocks but apparently her neighbors wouldn't let her.
anonymouse71, we never had pet emus before, but my mum said she did when she was young. She said they were like really big geese! Haha, I love geese. I know a few people who consider them as nuisances but on our farm we rarely see them, we kind of think they are sacred when they do show up on the farm. We do get lots of kangaroos however and they are nuisances. It's also great to see another Toothless admirer!
Sparra, I just got an incubator for Christmas and I have been having a ball hatching lots of Australorp chicks! Unfortinately there is a higher ratio of males that are hatching! Ahh, I just guess we won't have to buy a chicken from the shop for a while then. What models do you have? I can't remember what my model is called and it's packed away, but it has very good hatch rates.
Oh yes, I agree foxes can be a problem. Predators always seem to be out to get our birds! I remember my dog and I had to catch this goanna so we could cart him away so it would stop snatching our chicks. It hasn't returned so that's good because I would hate it if it had to get shot. I loved reptiles when I was a kid and loved Steve Irwin.
My dad's Kelpies were far from being spoiled. But they still loved him. I think that they are good workers. They may not be pedigreed dogs but their parents, grandparents were all selected for their ability to herd.
EDIT: Incubator: IM 35 egg digital auto roll turn : WA Australia Wide Delivery This looks exactly like the model I have.
Hi Yoshi. My gsd, Sallie, and I are from Alabama (USA) and it is very nice to "meet" you. We think Toothless is a very cute dragon too.
We also have peacocks (which sound very cool, but very loud) and chickens, pheasants, and guineas. We used to have emus as pets. They were awesome (except for one very mean female), but have heard that they are a nuisance to you folks in Australia.
What kind of poultry do you have? We are poultry nuts too We have a couple incubators and are a bit addicted. We hatch lots of guinea fowl and sell them cause people can't get them many places anymore.
I want some peacocks and geese but worried about the foxes.
We have a kelpie too.....she is a sheep dog but a very spoilt one !!!! I do let my shepherd work the sheep for a bit of fun....he is handy and enjoys it so that is the main thing.
Hope you find your dream dog soon
Thanks guys, it's great to see some Australians here!
Yeah we did sheep, cows, and cropping. We have poultry too but they are more of a hobby for us. The farm life is great and I simply cannot imagine living in a town or city. I remember when I was in High School and I had to board away from the farm, that was just a terrible experience for me!
My dog loved the farm, although he didn't herd the sheep - my dad's Kelpies did that - he used to love chasing rabbits, jumping on the hay bales, swimming in the dam and interacting with the working dogs. I remember when he was between 14-20 weeks old I took him shearing with me because I was a roustabout and all the shearers would say "What kind of dog is that? Is he a husky?"
Welcome I am from Australia also, I live in brisbane
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Thank you for the welcome everyone!
LaRen616, I love "How to Train Your Dragon" too! It is just such a beautiful movie and Toothless is so sweet and adorable. I remember when I first saw it in the cinemas. The scene where Hiccup and Toothless began to form their "forbidden friendship" was just so beautiful.
SuperG, thank you for your kind words! I know that death is a natural part of life and nature can be a wonderful thing. It may seem harsh at times, but this is how our world works. When I was younger I didn't quite understand it.
Shade, I couldn't agree with you more.
AspelBear, I have learn't from my mistake and have invested in a hard drive, so hopefully it won't happen again!
EDIT: I will certainly upload photos of future Yoshi, but for now I have to wait because at the moment we are moving and it will probably be best to wait until we are settled in. Although I was kicking myself because I saw a nice mating and it's such a shame that I will have to miss out on it! If only we could get settled sooner! I just hate it when we are left suspended in limbo.
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Faithful in testings, you have already won the battle
If you are faced with circumstances that you cannot get through and it seems like there is no way out and you are going under. Be careful not to lose heart and to become confused with whether or not God will see you through.He cannot go back on his promise because of his sovereignty.
My encouragement when trouble comes
My encouragement is that you fight your battles through prayers, on your knees. The enemy hates prayer and he trembles when a believer starts to pray. True prayer reveals dirt and opens the gates of unrighteousness. It creates spiritual vigilance where a believer's spiritual scenes are sharpened. The secret of prayers is that no evil with stand it will all be exposed. When we pray and we fully surrender all to Jesus we should leave the outcome to him.
Rest in his promise and stand still and enjoy our salvation. Do not get distracted with all that happens before your complete victory. Keep your eyes on Jesus, hold your head high and praise your ways out of your situation. Do not be engaged in idle chatter that will lead to bitterness and UN-forgiveness. Know where you stand with the Lord and be confident in his truth about you. Make no mistake you have already won the battle. The victory is for you. Walk in it…
Remember the Lord will shield you from the effects of unrighteousness. He shall hide you in his pavilion, in the secret place of his tabernacle. Where the enemy cannot touch you. You don't have to go around defending yourself. Pray, love and wait upon the Lord. Continue to live for Jesus and ask him to live through you.
Psalms 27
The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? 2 When the wicked, even mine enemies and my foes, came upon me to eat up my flesh, they stumbled and fell. 3 Though an host should encamp against me, my heart shall not fear: though war should rise against me, in this will I be confident. 4 One thing have I desired of the Lord, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to enquire in his temple. 5 For in the time of trouble he shall hide me in his pavilion: in the secret of his tabernacle shall he hide me; he shall set me up upon a rock. 6 And now shall mine head be lifted up above mine enemies round about me: therefore will I offer in his tabernacle sacrifices of joy; I will sing, yea, I will sing praises unto the Lord. 7 Hear, O Lord, when I cry with my voice: have mercy also upon me, and answer me. 8 When thou saidst, Seek ye my face; my heart said unto thee, Thy face, Lord, will I seek. 9 Hide not thy face far from me; put not thy servant away in anger: thou hast been my help; leave me not, neither forsake me, O God of my salvation. 10 When my father and my mother forsake me, then the Lord will take me up. 11 Teach me thy way, O Lord, and lead me in a plain path, because of mine enemies. 12 Deliver me not over unto the will of mine enemies: for false witnesses are risen up against me, and such as breathe out cruelty. 13 I had fainted, unless I had believed to see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. 14 Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord.
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Van Zeeland Powers Green Bay Past Cleveland State
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Senior Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) powered her team out of the gates on Saturday afternoon and helped Green Bay (9-11, 4-3 HL) close out visiting Cleveland State (12-8, 2-5 HL) as the Phoenix posted a 3-1 (27-25, 25-21, 24-26, 25-22) victory in Horizon League volleyball action at the Kress Events Center. The senior tied her career high with 21 kills as Green Bay moved back above .500 in league play.
Van Zeeland had eight kills on nine swings in set one as Green Bay hit .486 and won a thrilling set, 27-25. The Phoenix staved off a set point for Cleveland State and scored the final three points of the set.
Freshman Shannon Hurley (Connellsville, Pa.) recorded five of her 18 kills in the second set, and Green Bay pulled away from the Vikings for a 25-21 win and a 2-0 edge.
Sophomore Mikaela Gunderson (Casco, Wis.) totaled eight kills in the third set as the Phoenix jumped out to a 21-14 lead, but the Vikings stormed back to take their first lead of the set at 25-24 and claim the win 26-24. Gunderson finished the match with 16 kills and a .483 hitting percentage on 29 swings.
Van Zeeland helped ensure that the Phoenix would not allow the Vikings to force a fifth set, tallying seven kills in the fourth to help the hosts close out the match. The set was tied at 21 before Green Bay won four of the final five points to claim the conference win.
Sophomore Emily Riese (Fond du Lac, Wis.) recorded her third straight double-double in the win, directing the offense to a .290 hitting percentage with 56 assists and adding 10 digs on defense.
Sophomore libero Jillian Bauer (Verona, Wis.) led the defense with 21 digs while sophomore Becca Mastey (Green Bay, Wis.) was also in double figures with 11 digs.
Halfway through its Horizon League schedule, Green Bay begins the second half on the road next weekend, playing at Oakland on Friday at 6 p.m. and at Wright State on Saturday at 4 p.m. Fans can watch both games live and for free on the Horizon League Network.
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'What the Sabres have always had though, is a work ethic that would make a stevedore throw up. Lindy Ruff — with the longest tenure of any current NHL coach and 11th longest in all of pro sport — is still handling this team for that very reason. He gets a ton of mileage out of a small tank of gas. But, man, those Sabres know how to work an accelerator.' (Submitted by: Sabreitch11)
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This is the Browning sub-forum of RimfireCentral. It has a very active group of helpful Buck Mark folks.
Plus the sticky "Starter Thread" has a wealth of Buck Mark info.
And "Chim" is the guru. And it has some other really knowledgeable folks too.
Oh yeah, congratulations on your choice. Buck Marks are habit forming.
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Arsène Wenger is considering how best to utilise his striking options ahead of Saturday's match against Blackburn - and that could mean a rest for Robin van Persie.
The captain has started 11 of Arsenal's past 12 matches - scoring seven goals - but his manager admits he is "tempted" to rotate for the match at Emirates Stadium.
"I will rotate a little bit because many players have given a lot," said Wenger. "[With Van Persie] the temptation is there.
"We are in a situation at the moment where he is the main goalscorer, so I will maybe have to build a team that works around him."
Wenger will not field Marouane Chamakh against Blackburn after the striker returned from the Africa Cup of Nations, but he could use Theo Walcott up front if Van Persie is rested.
"We have [Ju Young] Park, Thierry Henry, we have Walcott who wants to play through the middle - he has not done it," he said.
"We have not done it but we always have adapted. Thierry Henry at the start was not a centre forward, Robin van Persie was not a centre forward, so we'll see what we do if it happens.
"But Chamakh is back. No [he is not ready to play]. He should be in today because they have 48 hours to be back after the competition, but I will not use him tomorrow."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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An avalanche in northern Utah completely buried a snowmobiler on Friday, but his friends members of Weber County Search and Rescue on backcountry patrol saved him in mere minutes.
The group was moving through a ravine-like area south of Whiskey Hill in the Monte Cristo area in the afternoon, at an elevation of about 8,500 feet, when one of the snowmobilers triggered the slide low on the slope, according to the Utah Avalanche Center. The 300-foot-wide slab buried the 59-year-old man under four feet of snow.
But the man had an avalanche beacon, and the group was well-prepared for a rescue. They dug him out in five minutes, a "textbook rescue," according to the Avalanche Center.
"They had beacons, shovels, everyone was fully prepared," said Craig Gordon, who works with the Center. "In fact, this group has attended several of our hands-on avalanche awareness classes. Their training kicked in, and they knew exactly what to do."
No one else was caught in the slide.
After plenty of snow and warming weather, the center had pegged the area for a considerable risk for avalanches at all elevations in its daily advisory on Friday.
The Ogden-area mountains remain at a considerable risk above 8,500 feet but have been downgraded to a "moderate" risk everywhere below that.
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I've haven't been there yet, but you might give them a call for prices. I was down in Hot Springs last weekend for my grandson's bow competiton at the convention center. Didn't have time to make the range. I will try next time.


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Ali Zaman, 22, Richmond, VA.
2) Years of paintball experience
I've been playing since late 2004. competitively for the majority of that time.
3) Are you familiar with IP Board
nope. I've worked with PHP board software, though.
4) What other message boards have you moderated, started, or assisted with
I'm the admin for KPS Paintball's forums and before that i ran the forums for Rockwood Paintball. (which closed down a year or two ago)
5) What sections would you like to help the TechPB community out with?
Mostly the Photography and Photoshop forums.
i lend my advice in the newbie and equipment advice forums regularly as well.
6) Have you ever worked at a paintball store, field, or within the industry?
yes and no. i've never worked in a store selling guns, but i've always been involved with my local fields and stores.
i've been reffing off and on for years. Currently im the Photographer and graphic designer for KPS Paintball.
I've designed a lot of things for them in the past - flyers, shirts, business cards, the logo they use on their merchandise.
7) Have you played in any major events? Scenario Games, National Tournaments, etc?
I've played CFOA's, EPL's, GPL's, and numerous local tournaments as well.
Im also an official photographer for the PSP, NCPA, NPPL, and EPL.
8) Any other forums you currently moderate at?
KPS Paintball's internet forums
and if it applies i run my own website as well: AliZaman.com
9) Fill out an employment application, send us a copy of your valid drivers license and consent to background check.
aside from the fact im on the FBI Wanted List and living in the US illegally, id be happy to do all of that.
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