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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by LuckyCharm, Mar 22, 2010.
Wheeee! I can hardly wait for it to start. Go, Evan!
Go Evan! Dancing gods, please don't make me hate Kate Gosselin out of the gate. I'd like to enjoy this short season.
Is this Ashley person dancing with Buzz a SYTYCD alumni?
no Ashly was on this show before then had a baby and missed a few seasons
you may remember her as the dancer terrorized by master p a few seasons back
Wow, Pam!
I probably turned the TV over to 24 instead.
Wow. Edyta has on clothes. She must be taking them off later.
Brooke is already better than Sam.
Evan looks nervous. I don't think he's moved or changed his smile.
Brooke looks great.
So why'd they drop the former female cohost?
He's nervous.
Yes, Brooke is already a vast improvement.
"You suck. Do it again." Sounds familiar to me....(Nah, my pros are never that mean.)
Strobe lights? Not nice, guys...
This footballer has some nice moves! Thought he said he has never danced before?! LOL
Who cares if Ochocinco can dance. He's hawt.
Chad up first with Cheryl. He has some footwork which is a minimum requirement for the first show. As long as you don't stand still. Nothing special.
Cheryl looks heavier than last season
Kate's boobs look pointy in that pink dress. She looks kinda like a sparkly She-Ra.
Chad has to be "harder"
That dress is not flattering.
Having a host who's not a complete flake asking the post-dance questions could take some getting used to.
Apparently she wanted to focus on her other projects. Reporting for Entertainment Tonight must be hard.
If anyone on here talks to Evan, tell him to never just stare when the cameras are around. He looks like a stift board.
Evan's # extension is 06, just in case anyone wanted to know.
Erin Andrews looked great at the beginning. She and Max are a good match
"How come you look so graceful when you do that?" Because, honey, he's Corky and Shirley Ballas's son and has probably been dancing since he was able to stand upright.
(Might have been nicer to NOT give her what look like at least 2 1/2" heels with a flare.)
shannon got the figure skating memo about gloves
Shannon is too stiff. Yikes.
Shannen competent in her Viennese Waltz. Ugly distracting costume with black lace gloves detract.
Shannen not very graceful and weirdly stiff in the upper back. She clearly put in a good effort, though.
Is her eyelash coming loose? She looks awful.
Swinging her arms like a primate!
oh, that furry white coat on Edyta is SO coming off later!


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The peninsula that is home to Castle Hill is located on the western-most tip of Newport, towards the southern edge of Aquidneck Island, just at the entrance of Narragansett Bay. It is this omniscient location, overseeing the East Passage and the Atlantic, that has secured its varied and notable history.
Prior to European settlement in the 1630s, the native Narragansett Indians built an earthwork here to signal messages to nearby tribes across the bay. After the arrival of the English, an 18th century watchtower was built and later, after the Revolutionary War, a battery of cannons was added (and fired) to defend against attacks.
Overnight guests of the Inn may test drive the Volvo XC 90 for up to three hours at a time during their visit. Available seasonally May through October. For more information please call 888-466-1355.
As Newport began to grow into a prominent seaport, the wealthy built great architectural tributes to the life of leisure: splendid, multiple-roomed mansions called "cottages." Castle Hill was a gracious, shingle-style song of a house commissioned in 1874 by marine biologist and naturalist Alexander Agassiz of Harvard University. Today's Inn was his original summer home, where he kept his eye on the ocean and the sea life within it. He filled his house with the best of Chinese and Japanese art and furnishings, especially bronzes and porcelain, many of which are still present in the house.
In the great hurricane of 1938, the waters of Castle Hill beach and cove became one, cutting the peninsula off from the mainland. Mrs. Maximillian Agassiz, daughter-in-law of Alexander, became so frightened that she refused to return.
During World War II, the Mansion housed Naval officers while functioning as an impromptu base. After the war, the Inn became a summer hotel, hosting Hollywood royalty from time to time. Grace Kelly stayed here while filming High Society in the 1950s; the rocky cove she cherished visiting is now named after her. Renowned novelist Thornton Wilder was also a frequent visitor and describes the turret suite as a "magical room" in the autobiographical novel, Theophilus North.
Eventually, all accommodations were winterized, making Castle Hill a year-round retreat for those who sought its beauty, grace, and solitude while still retaining its old-world charm. In 2008, Castle Hill became the first Rhode Island property to be invited into the prestigious Relais & Chateaux family. Widely regarded as the foremost authority on luxury hospitality, Relais & Chateaux recognizes hotels that combine one-of-a-kind accommodations with exceptional cuisine.
Today, Castle Hill continues to carry on its storied legacy while ever elevating its guest experience.
Our forty acres are lush with natural wildlife, but Castle Hill is also a haven for farming our own vegetables. Down by the Marina, red Rambo radish, bright light swiss chard, and spicy micro greens are only a few of the ingredients grown in our raised garden beds. Behind the Chalet, the air is rich with fragrance from lemon basil, wild marjoram, and orange thyme at our herb and garlic garden. Our culinary team regularly incorporates and builds dishes around these on-site offerings.
…But they aren't the only ones who adore the greens: rabbits regularly attempt to plunder the beds. We've built fences to protect the crop, but resourceful baby bunnies still squeeze through the holes. They spend their first few weeks fattening up, until they're so plump they can't get back out of the beds. This means that often times in spring, our chefs add freeing the adorable trespassers to their to-do list.
The flagpole is a replica of the mast and rigging used on the 1905, Rhode Island built, Herreshoff NY-30 class sailing yachts. Hand-hewn by Pat Shea of Castle Hill Inn and shipwrights Jim Titus and Jeff Szala of Mt. Hope Boat Works, the 42 foot high sycamore spruce mast was erected on Friday, May 24, 2013. The team used archived blueprints from a 1917 vintage NY-30 to plan the restoration. The pole was fashioned from sixteen individual planks of rough-hewn wood, and then joined, planed, and sanded into shape. All work was done by hand, representing more than 500 hours of artisan craftsmanship. The flagpole, yardarms, and gaff pole were finished with eight coats of marine varnish.
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Since Newport's founding in 1639, water transport has been a principal method of travel to Newport, for both business and pleasure. This summer season, as a guest of the Inn, now you too can travel into Newport aboard M/V Mistress, Castle Hill's own motor launch. Hugging the eastern shoreline of Narragansett Bay and Newport Harbor, Mistress will glide by Gilded Age mansions, the New York Yacht Club, and Newport's town skyline during the forty minute voyage. Service is offered daily from June 20 to September 7, then Saturdays and Sundays until the end of September. The launch departs from the Castle Hill Marina and returns from Bowen's Wharf.
Each ride is $10 per adult; children 12 and under ride free with an adult. Tickets available for sale at the front desk of the Castle Hill Inn and the Pilot House on Bowen's Wharf.
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Over the summer of 1956, Grace Kelly retreated to the solace of Castle Hill between takes of High Society, an American musical-comedy set in Newport. The film also starred Hollywood greats Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, who vie for Kelly's socialite character amidst the glamour of the oceanfront mansions. When not relaxing in her Harbor House at Castle Hill, Kelly would sneak down the rocky landscape to the water's edge. There, she would sun on the rocks, swim in the cove, and enjoy the solitude of her secluded shoreline, where autograph seekers couldn't disturb her. The climb up, however, wasn't nearly as fun; the staff soon built a staircase so she could reach her hideaway with ease. She spent so much time on the rocky enclave that Castle Hill staff and guests soon began referring to it exclusively as "Grace Kelly Beach."
In the great hurricane of 1938, the waters of Castle Hill beach and cove became one, famously cutting the peninsula off from the mainland. An intimate coastal beauty, the arc of white sandy beach surrounded by calm waters has called generations of families and guests to its shore for annual summer retreats. Today, Castle Hill is Newport's only luxury inn boasting private beach accommodations. The majestic coastline offers quintessential New England rock formations and magical sunsets, making it the perfect locale for splashing in the surf or to relax in peaceful contemplation.
The graceful Castle Hill Lighthouse seems almost a natural extension of our rocky seascape. It was built in 1890 by celebrated American architect H.H. Richardson, after Agassiz deeded the land from his property to the U.S. Government for $1.00. The granite tower stands thirty-four feet tall and has in the past featured a 1,300-pound fog bell. In addition to serving as a beacon for ships navigating Narragansett Bay, the lighthouse has also acted as the starting and finish line for many of Newport's famous yacht races, affording guests unparalleled views of the action from our rolling Lawn. Curious explorers can easily reach the coastal icon by footpaths on our grounds.
One of the primary reasons Agassiz chose to build his summer cottage at Castle Hill was due to the private, well-protected cove where he could keep his boats. Each day, the naturalist and his students would push off from the inlet into the greater bay to catch marine life, which they would later study in their laboratory, the Chalet.
The long, narrow cove is well protected, has an average approach of 5 feet at low tide, and is also home to a Coast Guard station. During the summer months, sunset sails depart from the marina docks, inviting guests to relax and enjoy a cocktail on the water during the twilight hour.
Take a step away from land for a day and experience the beauty of Newport from the deck of a luxurious Hinckley Yacht. Guests can enjoy a picnic on the waters of Mackerel Cove, escape to nearby Block Island and Cuttyhunk, or take an ocean cruise over to our sister restaurant The Boat House. To learn more about our different ocean escapes and to reserve your next trip contact the concierge. Available seasonally May through October. For reservations please call 888-466-1355.


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By Nick Ames
Robin van Persie has a score to settle when the Gunners take on Blackburn on Saturday.
The Arsenal captain pinpoints the 4-3 defeat at Ewood Park in September - when the Gunners let a commanding position slip, scoring two own goals in the process – as one of the most painful in recent times, and has urged his team-mates to bury the ghosts of that Lancashire afternoon when Steve Kean brings his side to north London.
Speaking to the Offical Matchday Programme, Van Persie said: "The game against Blackburn is a vital one in which to get our league form back on track. There's also something we have to put right – our defeat up there in September was something that shouldn't have happened in a million years.
"I still speak about it with the boys and in fact was talking with Mikel [Arteta] about it only a couple of weeks ago, because it was one of our most painful losses of the season and it still hurts to think about it.
"Blackburn are a good side, but we took the lead twice and missed clear chances before scoring two own goals and losing the game. It should never have come to that, and we don't want to make any such mistakes this time."
The Dutchman believes that, after a disappointing run of defeats, the Gunners' form in the past week has provided plenty to draw upon.
"If we play as we did in the second half against Villa and the majority of the Bolton game then I'm 100 per cent sure that we'll do a good job and score the goals we need," he said.
"There's no point in looking any further than that, or thinking about consequences – we just have to play with our hearts and get the right result in each game from now on."
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From the northern territory, moved down here five months ago and looking for somewhere to live. I like to cook and spend time down at the beach. I don't know too many people down here and shared accommodation will help me meet people!
Hello my name is Ben. Currently looking for share accommodation. I'm a 38 yr old male, currently newly back in Warragul. After working in the natural gas industry, travelling the interstate and world. I am currently doing volunteering work within the warragul community and actively working part time within warragul. I don't do drugs and no criminal history.
Hi I'm a 1st year master student studying Occupational therapy and I've recently gotten a placement in Latrobe Community Health in MOE. Pretty chilled and easy going, happy to talk to anyone. Super clean and tidy. Enjoys good food and company. Just looking for a monthly stay 10/7/17-4/8/17. Can pay it upfront. Wifi would be appreciated. Thanks P.S Thats me and my mum :)
I am 22 and a dietitian, moving to the area for a job. I will be working full-time and away most weekends. I am friendly and a neat and tidy person to live with. I don't have any pets, but love dogs, and if it were allowed I wouldn't mind having my family's dog stay every once in a while :) Would prefer to live with non-smokers.
My name is Chantelle and I'm a 20 year old online student, studying professional writing and Toursim and am actively looking for part/full-time work. I am very tidy and like to keep to myself but love good company. I have a indoor/outdoor toilet trained kitten I can't let go of as i rescued her. I'm wanting to move back in the area as it's closer to my family and friends.
I'm down to earth, bubbly,and creative. Actor, model, just getting into singing with my guitar. Love to have a good laugh. Clean freak. Enjoy watching movies going for walks and new adventures. Looking for someone spiritual and happy to be around (most of the time). Like to share the load with chores etc. Loves horses and animals. More to know would like to meet. Looking for a place asap.
I'm working long hours I'm clean and I don't mind helping around the house
Hi there, i keep to my self, quiet but out going and try to regularly get away, my interests are spent towards starting a new small business, reading, fishing and traveling. The reason i am looking is due to my relationship ending and starting a new chapter in my life
Currently going through separation with my wife, needing fully furnished room. Currently in a white collar job as upper management, with long hours.
I am a 24 year old male, very friendly and easy to get along with, very respectful and well mannered, keeping neat and tidy, Currently studying my certificate 2 in ages care and disability, hope you are willi to give me a chance to prove that you will not be disappointed.
I'm a 25-year-old professional female moving to Traralgon at the end of the month from Queensland. I'm moving for a job and to be closer to Melbourne so I expect I'd spend a few weekends there and exploring the region. I'd need to move in on the Wednesday, June 28. I'll actually be in town this Friday (June 16) if you had some time for me to check out a room :) I'm interested in both furnished and unfurnished rooms. I'd love housemates who like to do their own thing but don't mind hanging out or binging on Netflix with me all the same. I won't know anyone in town so would like to live with people in my age bracket (20s-30s). I've selected 6 months for my preferred length of stay but I expect I'd be in town for a while longer. I hope to hear from you, Charlotte.
Looking for a rental in Drouin or surrounding area to be closer to family. I am hoping to find someone who would be prepared to obtain a rental property with me. I do have everything needed to furnish house. I am easy going, fun and love a good laugh. I do love spending time relaxing at home,very clean and tidy,not a party animal,but love a social drink. If interested on further details feel free to contact me.
Hi my name is Ashlea and I am looking for a little bungalow (self contained pref) for myself to stay in for approx. 3-6 months. I am quiet and like to keep to myself although I am able to mingle just as easy if other housemates like to mingle. I am clean and I like o pay for myself and pay my way with absolutely everything


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Re: Slow start to AstronomicalData[]
> My solution was to collect the data I needed, and save it in a file.
> Then the program read the file at startup, rather than calling the
> relevant .....Data function.
> David Baileyhttp://www.dbaileyconsultancy.co.uk
Thanks, David. In this case there are functions as well as data,
though... Unless I looped to compute solar position vs time-of-day,
date, lat, and long, and interpolated (yuch).
We have some separate Fortran/C routines for computing solar position,
so I'll probably end up either making command-line utils from them
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The Chinese government has launched a sex-education program in order to deal with the inherent shyness of many young Chinese who will not discuss sex issues or seek professional aid. Among the kick off events was a kissing contest which somehow is connected with reducing unhealthy sex activity. The new program is partially in response to pornography and sexually explicit materials available online as well as the popularity of foreign films which depict sex in ways not normally presented in Chinese films. The slogan of the campaign is "the sunshine project to care for gender health." It includes posters, ads, and an international sex toy fair to make young people aware there are ways to prevent unintended children.
Chinese society has never been on in which people go around discussing their sex lives in the manner of Americans. Every day and night American TV depicts couples and individuals discussing their sex problems and being willing to do any ridiculous activity in order to get the world to know what they think about sex.
The reality is too many young Chinese are not seeking medical help when they need it and this leads to sexually transmitted diseases spreading.


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By Nik Brumsack
Isaac Hayden hopes his versatility will help him to break into the Arsenal Under-21 side this season.
Despite featuring primarily as a centre half last season, the 17-year-old was deployed in central midfield during an Arsenal XI's 6-2 win at Chesham United on Saturday.
Hayden enjoyed the experience and insists he is happy to play in any position if it helps him make his breakthrough this term.
"I started out as a central midfielder and it's only recently that I've been moved to centre back," he told Arsenal.com.
"I don't mind if I play at the back or in midfield because I enjoy both positions. The main thing is that I want to play and get as many minutes as possible under my belt."
After captaining the Under-18s and signing his first professional deal last season, the ambitious youngster is now keen to make his mark on the Under-21 side.
"I grew up supporting Arsenal so it made signing for the Club extra special - it meant so much to me," Hayden said. "Now my aim is to do my best, work hard and progress as much as I can.
"I want to break into the Under-21 team and get some more training with the first team under my belt. I want to get into the manager's thinking and just go from there.
"Being captain is one of my main objectives when I play for a team. I relish the responsibility. Hopefully, if I can keep up my good work I might even be able to skipper the Under-21s."
As well as enjoying a successful 2011/12 season at domestic level, Hayden made nine appearances for the England Under-17 team, an experience which he found invaluable.
"I really enjoy being away with the national side," he said. "Playing against teams from different cultures that perhaps play in a different style has been good for me.
"I'm sure that what I've learnt while away with England will help me to become a better player in the future."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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- 1 package (16 ounces) hot roll mix
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 cup warm water (120° to 130°)
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 egg, beaten
- 3/4 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/3 cup raisins
- 1/4 cup mixed candied fruit
- 1/4 cup chopped almonds
- 3/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 to 2 tablespoons milk
- Additional candied cherries and sliced almonds, optional
- In a bowl, combine the contents of the roll mix and yeast packets with the sugar. Stir in the water, butter, egg, lemon peel and extract to form a soft dough. Turn onto a floured surface. Knead in raisins, candied fruit and almonds, about 5 minutes. Cover and let rest for 5 minutes.
- Roll or press dough into a 12-in. x 7-in. oval. Fold a long side over to within 1-in. of opposite side; press edge lightly to seal. Place on greased baking sheet; curve ends slightly. Cover and let rise until nearly doubled, about 20-30 minutes.
- Bake at 375° for 20 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on wire rack. Combine confectioners' sugar and milk; spread over stollen. Decorate with cherries and almonds if desired. Yield: 1 loaf.
Originally published as Quicker Stollen in Quick Cooking November/December 1998, p36
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"I have made this for years and it is now a family favorite. Not dry like the traditional german stollen. Very moist. Much better than my German mother in laws version. It is so dry she puts melted butter over hers. This is moist like a cinnamon roll."


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Supporters say 1,000 miles of interconnected OHRV trails is North Country's new economic 'factory'
By JOHN KOZIOL
Union Leader Correspondent | June 09. 2014 9:39PM
Harry Brown is president of the North Country OHRV Coalition, which helped bring together the many groups that formed Ride the Wilds, a 1,000-plus mile interconnected system of off-highway recreational vehicle trails from Lancaster and Gorham to Pittsburg in Coos County. (JOHN KOZIOL/Union Leader Correspondent)
"This is our new factory in Coos County," Brown said.
There are five "portals" where riders can enter. With OHRVs capable of accommodating up to six people, families are a common sight on the trails, Brown said. The experience is decidedly more social than snowmobiling, he said, an observation shared by rider Matt Theriault of Ossipee.
Brad Bollard came up from Glastonbury, Conn., to Ride the Wilds on Saturday, bringing with him friend Barry Vytal and his son, Matthew, as well as Tim Mather of Marlboro, Conn.
Barry Vytal said he hoped that "they open even more trails."
Brown said that is in the works, with Ride the Wilds looking to improve its east-west connectivity. Currently, he said, the towns of Pittsburg, Stewartstown, Clarksville, Columbia, Stratford, Colebrook, Northumberland, Lancaster, Dixville, Dix's Grant, Millsfield, Errol, Cambridge, Success, Milan, Dummer, Gorham and the city of Berlin have adopted regulations that allow OHRVs on some or all portions of their municipal roads.
Corrine Rober and her husband, Steve Baillargeon, own and operate Bear Rock Adventures in Colebrook, which rents OHRVs for up to six riders. She said Ride the Wilds has generated customers for her one-year-old business.
Dennis and Korene French, the owners of 45th Parallel Cabins in Stewartstown, said their business, too, has taken off thanks to Ride the Wilds.
The Frenches said their business grew 2,000 percent between 2011 and 2012; it went up another 90 percent between 2012 and 2013.
"I couldn't say enough good things about (Ride the Wilds)," said French. "I wouldn't have added a third cabin without it," nor would he and his wife be thinking of adding two more cabins next year.
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|wolfy dog
|Tip: make sure when you leave him alone he is crated. Room mates often forget to close doors etc. (my experience working in a college town).
you and your pup will bound perfectly and you're
going to be a happy 2 pack. why don't you want
your roommates being part of the pack?
Thank you all for all of your insight.
@KatsMuse: There isn't really too much of a chance of that happening. My roommates and I really are sort of separate from one another. We have different schedules and different lives, and while I'm friends with them both, they'll have their own concerns I think. I'm sure they'll want puppy time, but I don't think he'll be seeing them any more than any of my other friends. He will probably see my roommate's cat more often then he sees her. But should he become more attached to one of them than me, I'd be happy that he found a connection with one of them and sad at the point when we go our separate ways, haha.
@Ziltoid I was wondering especially about him perhaps becoming over protective? That I hadn't even thought of. Is there a way to prevent this or something I can do to lessen the chance that it will happen. If anyone else knows anything about that, that would be great too.
Any more comments or stories are more than welcome. I'm feeling better already, and think it might have just been first time puppy owner nerves.
IMO, I think you'll be fine with the dog. Most dogs don't 'get tired of their owners', provided they are truly a part of your life.
Owning a dog is a huge responsibility and plan on that for the next 10-12 years...he will impact every facet of your life. (vacations, dates, work schedule, etc.)
Bonding with the the dog and doing things together will be key.
I would think though, that having other people in the house and them not bonding/ interacting with the dog might be confusing to him. He will know it's his new home and might think you are ALL part of his new "pack".
(There are plenty of threads on here where dog owners have other family members that don't care for the dog and it causes problems...and, yes, the dog will probably think the roommates are its family members.)
Also, another consideration, sometimes dogs are drawn to and bond with one member of their pack more strongly...be prepared for that; it could happen.
And, if it happens to be the roommate - who doesn't want to be a part of the dog's life...that could cause other issues.
Not trying to discourage you...just hoping that you consider everything and be prepared for anything.
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It's not that I worry about him being a single dog...it's that I worry that only having me gives him no options for bonding and if he doesn't like me or gets tired of me there aren't really any other options.
Expose him to new people every day and take him to a class as soon as possible.
Oh, I see you are more concerned about not having multiple humans around. Again, it probably depends on the dog itself, I'm sure mine would prefer I had a big family here but until things change, they're stuck with me.
I've always been the person that spent the most time with my previous dogs - training, playing, walking, feeding, cleaning etc. so had a really strong bond with all of them. Haha!! Quite frankly my dogs are lucky to have me =)
As long as he's getting interaction with other people and doesn't grow overly protective of you, I'm sure he'll be fine.
I wouldn't recommend rushing into a relationship/family just so that your dog has a choice of humans.
My female absolutely craved dog on dog interaction. She loved humans as well and got really excited about seeing them... but if that same person brought their dog for a visit she would basically ignore the person and spend the entire time hanging out with the dog.
It was really nice to see but I am single and away from the house for work a good 10-11 hours a day so felt terrible about leaving her alone. I'd take her to the dog park basically every day and she would have an absolute blast, definitely her favourite time of the day but i still don't think that was enough for her.
Anyway I ended up getting a male puppy about 6 weeks ago and she is happier than i've ever seen her. I always planned on getting a second dog but so far it's worked out even better than I hoped for.
It's helped me too. I don't feel nearly as guilty about being away from the house.
Every dog is different though. My first shepherd didn't really care that much about other dogs, not that she was unfriendly to them but just didn't have that same need to hang out as i've seen with this one. I was younger and living with my family when we had that dog, so with a 5 person family, 2 cats, budgies and better hours due to school etc. maybe she just had enough interaction going on anyway.
Plenty of people at the dog park have one dog and they are all happy, healthy, well looked after dogs.
I'd suggest just seeing how it goes. He may not be a dog socially needy animal or you might find looking after one dog is hard enough work.
Sorry for the ramble =)
It's not that I worry about him being a single dog...it's that I worry that only having me gives him no options for bonding and if he doesn't like me or gets tired of me there aren't really any other options.
Thank you though for your replies! I hope my roommates do come to like him but even if thry don't they are prepared for his arrival.
Any more insight or stories from people who are by themselves are welcome. I am probably just concerned because this is my first puppy on my own (I'm 21) and my other puppies have been with me and my family thus able to choose who their person was.
I agree about asking the other owner regarding vaccinations
As to having a single dog, it depends on the dog. My first two dogs were singles and they did just fine, I would take them to the dog park and they might play for a bit but preferred humans to other dogs. They probably could have gone the rest of their lives without seeing another dog and be fine
Delgado on the other hand is a total social butterfly and LOVES other dogs, he loves his human pack but much prefers other dogs compared to most humans. I don't think he would be very happy as a single dog
Even if your dog is a social butterfly they'll learn that home is for human interaction only. Set up play dates with other owners you trust and see how it goes, if he really likes other dogs try to make it a regular thing. If not, keep him around humans
Sure if you have the time to devote to him. I just hope your roommates are up for a pup. You will be taking it out every two hours for a while and there may be crying/whining at night when you sleep.
About the yard, ask your neighbor if their dog is healthy and current on their vaccinations.
My daughter has a dog in her apartment sharing with 2 roommates. One is seldom there and the other has grown to like the dog and now it has two mommies. This has really been helpful for my daughter as her job would get her home at 2am and she did not want to be getting up at 6-7am to take her dog out to pee. Her roommate was gracious enough to take the dog out when she gets home from graveyard shift, just after 7am so my daughter could sleep a bit.
Our dog has some neighborhood dog friends and enjoys greeting them, but I think she does not feel the need for more humans in her "pack". It's mostly my other daughter and myself.
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RE: Algebraic re-substitution
Simple, define a rule to reverse substitute.
r[xi_, yi_, zi_, xj_, yj_, zj_] :=
Sqrt[(xj - xi)^2 + (yj - yi)^2 + (zj - zi)^2]
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I am trying to work out how to simplify an equation by resubstituting
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Awesome work, Wences! +1
mightyrain wrote:Yeah, I probably should.
I just have never been accused of using somebody else's artwork, so it struck me off guard. Sorry bro.
And is that a cassette tape on that one? I wish I had seen that one, before I made my design, lol I totally would have nabbed the cassette tape idea, would have been perfect for my design.
It is actually from thepiratebay.org the famous site for downloading torrents, like pirated movies and the like. No one accused you of anything, I was just pointing out that when I saw the ship it reminded me of the pirate bay ship.
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Well, that settles it, I am not entering this derby.
If this had glow in the dark ink, it would be FANTASTIC!
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Great work Tony! +1
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So cool! +1
lol @ the beak of the SD Parrot
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Thanks guys , yeah thought about the glow in the dark option but its not allowed in derbys , hopefully some day.
Thanks guys! , appreciated! (o;
bpeterson82 wrote:It is actually from thepiratebay.org the famous site for downloading torrents, like pirated movies and the like. No one accused you of anything, I was just pointing out that when I saw the ship it reminded me of the pirate bay ship.
It's all good man, I don't know much about torrents. Never heard of the site, but I do like the cassette tape in their logo. Wish I had thought of it. I almost did dj mics instead of bones... but thought no one would understand. Not a big fan of pirated movies and music, if I made the stuff, I would want my proper pay for it.
I wouldn't wear it, but I would keep it framed on my wall!
Yeah I saw this on Society6, very nice.
yes, this is great.
only thing that could have made it better IMO would be it being more a gradual fade to black on the edges of the skull versus a straight edge. But good nonetheless.
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A poetic Pirate's map.
Close ups!
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Super cute! But it might get rejected for the Pacman reference. Maybe just make them normal ghosts or something and resubmit?
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This is delightfully weird. I love it!
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Cool, but I think the deck and the water are both a little weird. Maybe it's just me.
collegechic wrote:I love the illustration, and the way you interpreted the theme - very original! I think I would like it better without the text, though I know people really wouldn't understand what it meant. GMV
I agree. I think that even with the text it needs some explaining so losing it altogether wouldn't hurt the shirt. (And I think the shirt would be better without it.)
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Dear Lucy,
I'm currently preparing a lesson plan covering past simple question forms and simple answers for my TEFL course. I've completed a "first draft" and wondered if you could cast an eye over it and let me know what you think etc. I'd like to be able to squeeze in "to be" verb:- was/were questions, though i don't think time allows for this?? Anyway, any coments would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Ray.
Past Simple Questions- Simple Answers.
LEVEL: Elementary... Age??
LESSON LENGTH: 45 Mins.
OBJECTIVE: To be able to ask past simple question forms and give short answers.
1. (a) Simple past closed question i.e. did + subject + verb in base form.
(b) Short answer i.e. yes + subject + did or no +subject + didn't.
ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE: Students will know the past simple tense(regular / irregular verbs and negative form).
ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS: One anticipated problem is that the students use a past form of the verb to make the question instead of using the base form. E.g. Did you went? Did you made? One more probable problem is that students may naturally use the form of a positive statement to ask a question. E.g. You ate dinner yesterday? You went to a party yesterday?
SOLUTION: (a)During the presentation stage draw attention to the verb tense in the question form did + subject + verb.
(b)Practicing making questions and having the students put scrambled sentences in order could help with their work on sentence structure problems.
(c) Drilling.
PREPERATION AND AIDS:flashcards: beach. sunbathing. swimming.
city. museum. restaurant.
treking. mountain. bridge.
Past simple dialogue+ list of
simple past questions and
answers relating to the text.
Jumbled questions and answers.
Stage 1
Warmer: 'Find someone who....' 5mins
Stage 2
Introduction: Elicit three characters who went on a weekend break/holiday- elicit names,destinations, with the aid of the board/flashcards. 2mins.
Stage 3
In pairs have the students brainstorm ideas about holiday activities to the destinations 2mins.
Stage 4
Use flashcards/board to elicit simple past tense sentences about holiday activities 5mins.
Stage 5
Drill chorally and individually. 1 min.
Stage 6
Review past tense sentences by flipping back through pictures. 2 mins
Stage 7
Present target language: elicit the simple past question. Use the flashcards to elicit questions about each character, paying close attention to the verb tense. Write target language on the board and show the students how it is formed. Elicit the short positive and negative answer form. Using the flashcards elicit questions and answers from the student. 5 mins.
Stage 8
Drill chorally and individually. 2 mins.
Stage 9
Give the students an easy dialogue text written in the simple past tense. Have the students read the text 2mins.
Stage 10
Ask questions to check the students understanding of the dialogue. 1 min.
Stage 11
Students in pairs are given a set of jumbled questions and answers relating to the text. They work in pairs to match the questions and answers. 5 mins.
Go over answers. Let the students call on one another for the answer to the question. 3 mins.
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Put students in new pairs. Students work in pairs to make a list of questions to ask other students about their activities last weekend. 3 mins
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454 build questions best bang for buck
You asked for it here is the complete rotating assembly for a 496 cid. This is an internal balanced rotating assembly. Scat 1-91605BI BB Chevy 496 Street And Strip Performance Balanced Rotating Assembly - 10.5:1 Icon Dome Pistons - BB Chevy 496 Kits - Rotating Assemblies - New | CNC Motorsports | Car Parts | Truck Parts | Competition Engines. Here is the best Hydraulic Roller camshaft kit to complete the top end. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cc...make/chevrolet Here is the Oval port ProComp Bare heads that BOBCRMAN recommended. http://www.ebay.com/itm/BIG-BLOCK-BB...item51a0ac45fa Just have your machanist install Manley Valves and COMP Engineering parts and the springs that are in your cam kit. I would top it off with an Edelbrock Performer RPM oval port intake and a 850 vacuum secondaries carburetor.
No special work is needed. I always check the seats and guides. One exhaust seat very slightly off in seven years.
I like cams around 284 adv/230-232 @.050 on intake side, 112 lsa. for a mostly street 496. Decent idle/power brakes. As much lift as you can stand.. BBC loves lift.
Yea I hear mixed things about the pro comps but alot of people are making some serious horse on them and they cost the same as my heads it seems, I will give them a try actually and report back They were tempting me on my 454 build! When I buy them bare do I have to do anythiing special to them like porting or combustion chamber work? or can I have my head guy just bolt parts onto them and go?
you guys think the 300ccs are what I should get?
what kinda duration cam should I be looking at if i get the 300cc heads with the 489/496 stroker?
i put this howards hyd roller in my last 454 and im thinking it was to small almost even with the 2.73 gears but it pulls pretty good.
CL120245-12 av dur 278/284
112 lsa
I might be thinkin' ProComp aluminum heads. There is at least one professional builder on this board who has used them and recommends them. Here's a brand new set of oval port 300's that are only 100 bucks more than what you'd have in your iron heads.
Procomp BBC 454 Aluminum Heads Complete 300cc Oval Big Block Chevy | eBay
Edit: Bob is the pro I was referring to.
He posted while I was typing.
If you are doing a full rebuild and have to buy pistons, rods, grind crank and bore the block. A stroker is the way to go. If you shop around. 4.250" cranks are available for not much more than a stock crank kit. 6.385 rods are out there for not much more than a set of bolts and re-size of the stock rods. Pistons are about the same price as hyper replacements.
The only really added expense is a balance job, which should be done on a rebuild anyhow.
Heads= Best bang for the buck is the Pro-Comp and clones. Best price is Ebay. Price is better than I can get from my wholesalers.
You will hear a lot of flack about these heads. Mostly from know it alls that diss anything they think is made in China (these heads aren't, they are manufactured by the Aussies). Then shipped to China, then shipped here because of trade rules $$$$$.
I have been selling/using them for years. Only complaint was about some external casting flash. I showed the customer some new GM (Edelbrock) castings and they were worse..
Back on track:: Buy just the castings and fill them with Manley valves and Comp Engineering parts.. You and your pocket book will love it..
454 buld question best bang for buck
hey guys I built a 1972 454 for my 1969 impala convert with your guys help, its powerful and im happy with it but for my new build I want more, its 9.5 compression hydraulic roller with 049 heads with bigger valves.
Im getting another 1969 impala convertible going build a 454 again, What year should I look for? I want to either stroke it this time or get some aluminum heads i figure im gonna have 750 into the iron heads once upgraded anyway, which one is gonna give me the better bang for my buck? Its just a daily driver/cruiser not a race car
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thas whats up.
thas whats up.
God i need to get back into it.
Had my board nicked a year ago, been to poor to buy a new set up.
Think I'll get a Bling set up 8"
The above post is 100% false and should not be taken seriously, it is a lie.
Bored Of Your Average.
il sell it back to ya
I had a pretty awesome skate day today as well. Can't wait for the warm weather.
oh yea creatures a buncha tranny dogs, ill lookem up.
i havent had a pro deck in years tho lol
...goin skatin now
les see some pics!
I did this gap a good while back. Zarred Basset did it a long time ago.
Well, if you're going to be doing tail slides, I'd recommend learning noseslides frontside and backside first. As far as a backside nose slide is concerned, learn them on a box. A good height is maybe knee high so you won't get in the habit of doing slappys. Come to the box at a SLIGHT angle to keep your momentum forward. Keep your front foot maybe a little higher than a normal ollie (I don't do this, but it helps some people learn) and maybe even a little crooked to help lock in the noseslide better. I also keep my heel hanging slightly off to help push the noseslide. The pop, turn your shoulders perpendicular to the box and shift most of your weight to the front to lock in. NOT ALL OF YOUR WEIGHT. You need that back foot for balance and control. Slide that motherfucker! Then when the box is ending or you're losing speed, do a little push off with your front foot and return your body to your normal riding position. Hope this helped.
CCS is the worst website ever.
Just throwing that out there.
Monsters Doing Coke
Big B.A.D Rots
lol ccs has always been wack...even when it was a catalog you had to send out for. Skate blanks...
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Kaili Lukan Tabbed Horizon League Player of the Week
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – After posting her fourth 20+ point performance in five Horizon League games against Wright State on Saturday, Green Bay sophomore Kaili Lukan (Barrie, Ontario) was tabbed the Horizon League Women's Basketball Player of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Monday.
It is the first player of the week honor for the Phoenix this season, and also the first in Lukan's career. Oakland's Nola Anderson was named the conference freshman of the week.
Against Wright State on Saturday, Lukan finished the game with 23 points, four assists, two steals and two rebounds in 37 minutes of action. Shooting 60.0 percent (9-15) from the field, Lukan started the game a perfect 3-for-3 including making the first field goal of the game while also having a hand in five of the first six baskets for the Phoenix (3 FG, 2 ast.). In addition to her hot start to the game she also was key in helping secure the game as it drew to a close. Lukan forced a turnover with four seconds remaining to help seconds tick off the clock and delay a last-second opportunity for the Raiders.
This season Lukan leads the team in points per game (13.3) and minutes played (32.1) and is second shooting 49.1 percent (82-167) from the field. In five Horizon League games she is averaging a team-best 20.2 points while shooting 57.4 percent (39-68) from the field and 79.2 percent (19-24) from the free throw line. Her conference-only points total and shooting percentage stands third in the Horizon League statistics.
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text: I am curious to know with who do you have skated at the same time? It can be someone you trained with, a former skater now coach who is there for an other student, someone who was at your skating's club shows or an other event, etc. The important is that you had your skates on, the ''famous-known'' skater had his/her skates too, it was at the same time and same ice. That person has/had to be a senior skater in his/her country. I have been on the same ice(at same time) as: Joannie Rochette Cynthia Phaneuf Bryce Davison Craig Buntin Guillaume Gfeller Ian Martinez Andrea Chong Nicholas Young Arseni Markov Eric Radford Marc-André Craig


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Well, just a few days ago I picked up my second MK6 Jetta SE w/ con. and sun. Once again, thanks to all those who kept up with my last thread involving the tragic death of Rosita my 2011 Jetta.
First things first! Meet Lucy, the 2012 Jetta.
^^ it snowed a lot the second day I got her.
Yesterday: turned over 200 miles. Took her to see my friend at a custom exhaust shop to get her a little bit more vocal
also, picked up a Forge weighted "big" shift knob! :] Coilover decision within the next few days as well! and rocking the GLI wheels till I find the perfect set of wheels.


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I just wanted to give my thanks to BATNINJA for my new vest he did for me!!
It is truly the best vest I have ever had and the material he used is second to none.
you may notice he did a custom job on the velcro to fit my MAN of WAR armor.
I just wanted to give my thanks to BATNINJA for my new vest he did for me!!
It is truly the best vest I have ever had and the material he used is second to none.
you may notice he did a custom job on the velcro to fit my MAN of WAR armor.
one more pic..I wanted to show the stiching on the shoulder..its awesome
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I've got one of Eric's vests too. I have to say, top notch!
I appreciate it, guys! Glad you like 'em.
I only wish I had some more of that TDH material, *ahem*, BobaFettish, *cough cough*...
Very nice, looking good!
Holy !!
Looks real nice, color and texture are best i've seen yet. Thats one mighty fine vest you have there DarthMiller
Well done Batninja, you ever do another run be sure to let me know
Lets see the rest of that shot with the armor on bro.
Hey BN..I'll post pics soon...I don't have my camera with me.....
BUT this is really the best Soft-part of my Fett I own ....THANKS BN!!
Are you doing a Run of these...????
here is a pick of my BATNINJA vest with my armor
How much did the vest cost you?
looks awesome!!
The vests were $75 apiece, using the TDH-approved material. I'm currently out of this fabric, and I'm looking for a close match until another run is made.
wat is that shiny material called?
The fabric is called 'tackle twill', and is used to put numbers and players' names on sports jerseys. More info can be found here:
Unfortunately, this fabric cannot be bought 'off the shelf', and therefore had to be special-ordered (even the color is considered a 'special' color, I think). I've E-mailed BobaFettish, who has been the contact for fabric orders in the past. Hopefully, he'll put up a new fabric order here soon, as I do not have the contact info.
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Awesome, very accurate looking
Do you make these in basic sizes or do you take measurements from people?
Just top notch... after I got to see one in person, I knew I had to have one!!!
I have three basic sizes: M (38-40), L (42-44), and XL (46-48 ). In other words, if you wear a Large T-shirt, then a Large vest should fit you fine. Iâm using 1 ½â Velcro for the closure, so there is plenty of âwiggleâ room for individual size adjustment.
I do not add strap-holes or Velcro to the vest, as many people have different preferred attachment methods. These alterations can be done by most any local seamstress or alterations shop.
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I think this material and Vest are SPOT-ON....mrgr8ness said:
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HOLY ****E!!!!! That's fantastic!!!!
Oh Boba Fettish...I think it's time for another run of this material.
My vest is the only thing I think I need to upgrade to the screen accurate material.
Congrats on such a stunning peice.
Batninja, do you make ESB vests also? Because I am pretty sure the vest material for the ESB is quite different from the ROTJ material. The ESB doesn't have that "shine" to it, like the ROTJ. Am I mistaking, or is this true? But anyhow, do you make ESB vests? Thanks.
I'm not too familiar with the ESB version. Maybe someone with some experience can chime in here, though.
Okay, thanks.
I've received several PMs from people who either have some TDH material or material of their own, who want a vest. If you would like, I can sew these for you at $50 a vest (shipping included), if you send me your material.
PM me for details!
Anyone able to find an online fabric store that has tackle twill?


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Ryo Miyaichi has already caught the eye in Asia with an impressive display in Arsenal's opening pre-season friendly.
The Japanese youngster was a real threat against a Malaysia XI, marking his first appearance for the Club with a number of dangerous runs down the left flank.
Arsenal.com caught up with Ryo to get his verdict on his progress so far.
Ryo, This is your first pre-season with Arsenal. How are you finding it?
I am so glad to join a big club like Arsenal. So I really want to be prepared to play for them.
You are a 'new boy' into the team. How are you bonding with the rest of the team?
Everyone is welcoming and warm. They are trying to speak to me but my English is not at the good level yet. However I am trying to speak to them in English if possible.
What are your thoughts on Arsène Wenger now you have had your first proper training sessions with him?
I am so glad that Arsène Wenger appreciates me. I am very happy that he wanted me to join the training camp. I want to play with confidence and play to thank him.
How much does it help to have manager who understands Japanese culture and the Japanese people?
Arsène was with Grampus Eight so the Nagoya people know he is a great manager. I am from near Nagoya so I feel close [to them] and Arsenal coach Boro Primorac used to live quite near to my home.
How do you describe yourself as a player?
I am a player who wants use my speed to go past defenders. So it is about making use of my speed.
What are your opinions on the skills of your team-mates at Arsenal and who in particular stands out?
Arsenal play in one of the top leagues in the world. Everybody has great skills here. I feel that I can learn from everyone. I am just enjoying the chance to practice and to learn.
How do you look back on your loan spell at Feyenoord?
Of course this was my first year as a professional. I had a very good experience there. I was glad for the opportunity at Feyenoord. I really appreciated the fans and all the staff there.
Did you make a big jump forward in standard because before you had been playing high school football?
Technically I thought I improved. I was putting in effort to get a result. But it was not only technical. On the mental side I was aiming to get to a high level. I hope the effort I put as given me a high level now.
Now you are back at Arsenal, what aims do you have for the coming season?
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Started my New Year off like most others (hung-over )
That sucked but met up with some great guys and had an amazing hunt (Minus hung-over first impressions ) but hey we've all (mostly all) have been there. We slammed a four man limit of greenheads (mainly) and the whole day was awesome. Hands down the best duck hunt I have been on, I have been reading on here everyone complaining and being less then sportsman like and let me just say the guys I went out with were awesome and well versed in what we were doing. Sportsmen hunt, teach, and love every second of it. I definitely learned some stuff on this hunt, I was amazed watching the dog that was out with us for being so young he is going to be and already is a great retriever. Everything about the hunt was great- Calling, Shooting, and Flight. Damn near perfect (minus the hen or two)
If I learned anything from this hunt the biggest is this, the hunting community has a group of awesome guys in it and if you spend your time being a douche you'll never have the opportunity to meet them without having your face bashed in for being a for-mentioned douche.
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Mountain Biking
Central Oregon offers much to the outdoor enthusiast, but nothing matches the opportunities available for mountain biking. With arguably the best system in America the trails around Bend and Sisters provide well marked challenges to the skilled, as well as hours of easy pleasure for the soon to be skilled. Trails of all levels are well marked with junction posts, and mileages in most cases. The Central Oregon Trail Alliance has maps available in all local bike shops that will get you started and keep you from getting lost. There are trails that follow the Deschutes River and others that will bring you to some of the best vistas in Central Oregon. For those that want to try out the new, lightweight, and sophisticated full suspension mountain bikes, rentals are widely at local bicycle retailers. I guarantee that you're going to find people out riding that will be having just as much fun as you will be. For questions contact Hutch's Bicycles at 541-382-9253 or firstname.lastname@example.com .


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'''I want to make this team. I just don't want to get sent down to Rochester,'' he said, referring to the Sabres' AHL affiliate. ''They believe in me and, hopefully, I can come into training camp in good shape and be ready to go.'''
Wait was worth it for Sabres' Roy
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I'm new here. My names Brian and I'm a full time Audio Visual installation and sevice technician in my day job. I have been a gun nut for many years off and on...mostly off the last 10 years or so. There's a place near me that features an indoor range with reasonable rates and the guys there are great. So, the Wife and I are contemplating getting back into shooting regularly.
We might even join a class or two and participate in a couple tournaments just for giggles.
I make tactical knives/swords and train/teach Japanese swordsmanship part time and find that the knife making and martial arts fits right in at the local range and with the guys who hang out there.
So, I'm happy to be hanging here and look forward to the insite of our more experienced members and maybe to some interesting discussions.
Glad you're here, welcome to the forum! New guy buys cigars.
Welcome and Howdy (watch out for the crazy folks 'round here and you'll be OK)
Welcome from down in the swamp. Enjoy.
Welcome! Cool deal on the swords there. Not a very common profession (or hobbie or whatever).