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2017-02-21 18:10:49
Great bag, weak seams
We have three of these bags going on the 6 months now and they're wonderful. Lightweight, waterproof and a good size -plus they clean up well and keep looking like new. My one complaint is that the seams around the snap handle really need to be reinforced. All three of my bags have holes at the handle (and did within the first month of use) that I've had to reinforce by hand. Considering how rugged the rest of the bag is, it's disappointing how weak the seam at the handle is.
Lori March
2016-08-22 12:44:01
Fabulous Wet Bag
I purchased one of these back in 2010. It is still going strong through 3 babies, now I use it for swimming and the gym. Amazing product!
2014-11-22 00:13:13
A Convert to the Wet Bag
I tried to go as minimal as possible with my first and for the first six months used a plastic bag. It was not until I purchased one of these that I realized what I was missing. They are small to carry around empty, can hang up and when stuffed they can hold an enormous amount of stuff. I now have one for each kid that have evolved into their wet swimming bags. I even splurged with the last child and bought one of the limited edition bicycle prints. I love it!
2014-08-05 16:05:39
Don't think I'll be buying another one of these. Love the design of the bag but its completely delaminated after a dozen washes (warm rinse, hot wash, cool rinse, tide only). Too bad because it was super convenient.
Sarah J
2013-07-13 09:53:14
Great Product but Not Durable
I love the Bummis wet bags (I have two large and one meduim size bag). They work great but unfortunately the waterproof lining has ripped in one of my large bags and my medium size bag. It took about a year for this to happen. It would be nice to know if there was a way to fix the lining. From what I've read, it seems like a somewhat common problem. Thanks you.
2013-04-27 15:33:55
Wet Bag
I loved the bag. I had three different ones and this one was my favorite. But after 2 months of use, there were holes around the zipper which makes it so hard to open and close...
2013-03-02 12:06:36
Best Wet Bag
I adore these wet bags. I have all the sizes. Zippers are strong, no weaks, cute patterns. I now buy them for everyone having a baby. This is a must have item, whether you cloth diaper or use them for dirty clothes on the go!
2013-01-21 20:50:43
Love them!
I love my little wet bag! We use it daily when we have our one outting a day & it serves double the purpose on our swimming days :) Never had any issues with leaking, even our soaking swim wear! I also would like a medium size for our up coming day care days. Thanks Bummis!
Gina Carota
2012-11-14 17:45:30
loved it for a month
Have been using this for a month now and had no complaints at all until today. Just took it off the drying rack and noticed there is a hole (about half a cm in diameter) in the PUL lamination. I have washed it probably 3 times and never dried it, so I don't understand what happened. It was my favorite wet bag of all the ones I've tried, so I'm pretty disappointed.
Jessica H.
2012-11-05 08:19:36
Fantastic Wet Bag!
I purchased a small Bummis wet bag along with a larger one of a different brand a year and a half ago at a local maternity store. We live in an area with extreme heat and I am so happy to say that even after being washed and dried several times a week, my Bummis bag still looks brand new! The PUL hasn't cracked or peeled and it has retained it color wonderfully (although the other name brand didn't fair so well!). Great product and great price! 5 Stars from us!!
Stephanie Thornton
2011-04-13 23:16:55
Awesome wet bags
I just bought two more of your wet bags to replace ones that are leaking (they are not Bummis). I have two other wet bags that are Bummis and I love them. They are easy to wash with the rest of the diaper wash and I have not had any leakage or smell problems with the two I currently own. This is what made me buy two more Bummis. I really enjoy that I can attach them to my diaper bag for taking to daycare and I don't have to stuff them inside the diaper bag. This is a great wet bag.
2011-02-18 12:42:25
Response to "disappointed"
So sorry you are having trouble with your Fab bag! We have no record of you contacting the company - please call us at 1-888-828-6647. Number 1 - our products should not fall apart, and if they do, we need to know about it so we can fix the problem! Number 2- this fabric is made for us and can be washed at VERY high temperatures. So if the color is leaching out that is the first we have ever seen of this in years of making this fabric and we need to address it immediately. It's really serious!! Please be in touch with us so we can resolve this. Thank you!
Rhonda Freemann
2011-02-18 11:57:44
6 weeks after my purchase * leaked * colour from fabric of baggie bled onto dry white towel * Second baggie came apart after 2 months Contacted co. was blown off and told to go to store - store told me to contact manuf. Found someone else who makes them in Toronto and has better colors. Sorry - not my cup of tea :(
Erin French
2010-12-05 13:47:26
Best Wet Bag EVER!!
I purchased this wet bag (and admittedly didn't know much about them at the time) and I absolutely love it! It contains all the messes when we are out and about, and washes so nicely. I love this bag!
2010-11-29 22:40:16
love the bag, hate the construction
I have purchased 2 of the wet bags and love the bag! however, both of my two bags have fallen apart in the 7 weeks I've been using them. The seams need to be reinforced, especially around the zipper and the snap handle. I've contacted the company, so hopefully they will have a resolution and also consider reinforcing the seams!
Stephanie P.
2010-10-27 15:30:55
Simply Fabulous!
I received this wet bag as a win on the Bummis blog Cloth Diapering Surprise giveaway and am SO glad that I won. I have been using a different brand's drawstring closure bags and they simply do not compare. The Fabulous Wet Bag is, well, fabulous. It is sturdy and holds many more diapers than the others do, and has become absolutely indispensable to our household! Thank you, Bummis!
Jennifer Brade
2010-10-21 10:44:56
Love this bag!
I have several different brands of wet bags. this one is the best. it doesnt leak. i left my soppping wet swimsuit in ti for 2 days (overnight) and it contained the wet. i want 3 more! i love these!!
2010-08-06 23:07:17
Great bag!
This bag rocks -- very good quality. I was skeptical that a wetbag could stand up to being washed w/ my diapers every other day, but this bag does! This bag looks like new after being heavily used and washed for 7+ months! I just wish they made it in a large.
Keren Jackson
2010-07-02 19:31:21
Versatility in a bag!
These bags have so many uses! Bathing suits, diapers, dirty bibs/clothes...the possibilities are endless!
2010-07-02 12:00:51
Awesome invention
A friend of mine has these and I think they are a great idea! Much better than the plastic bag I carry around!
Melanie Leduc
2010-03-19 19:47:58
Thank you so much for these. I'm pretty sure these wet bags are the greatest invention on the planet sometimes! We have pink and yellow and I can't wait for new prints. They save my life on a weekly basis!!!!!! I love Bummis!
2010-01-04 14:46:09
Fabulous Wet Bags
Love this wet bag! Please consider making the large size available to anyone. The colours are great and not as dull looking as the regular tote bags. I would love to purchase some to transport diapers to daycare, etc...
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It seems like these 3 are the top competitors in their category.( pre-cocked striker fire). Glock of course beening the top dog for many years and then the XD came along and stole a little bit of its thunder. And then the M&P came along and stole some more. It seems like we have a ton of Walther(Myself included) people here but this forum seems pretty unbiased for the most part. So I was wondering which one of these you people would prefer.
So which is it?
I know for me it's the M&P. I got rid of my Glock and my XD when I got the M&P. It fits me perfectly and shoots better for me than ether of the two. especially Glocks, I never really could hit anything very well with Glocks.
I would have put the Walther also but I put the Walther is a different category because it's DA/SA.

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|I have read on other threads to teach "sprechen" (speak) first then the quiet command. That may be worth trying. The book "Barking: the sound of a language" by Turid Rugaas is very helpful also.
our GSD Luna will be 2 years old in a few weeks. She listens to most commands, but there is one problem that we have been having that has been getting increasingly worse. Her barking.....In the beginning I did not correct her when she barked if someone came to the door or approached me. My husband works nights and often is on deployments, so I actually felt more comfortable with her doing that with the kids and I alone a lot.
However...in The last 8 months she has started getting really upset when one of us leaves and barks like CRAZY. We are not gone long hours and usually someone is home with her....but even just running down to the store ends up being a barking issue. I have stayed outside and it takes her about 15 minutes to calm down....but her barking actually sounds like a temper tantrum or she is in pain.
She also barks when she wants to be petted. When we take walks any other dog or animal she sees she starts barking as well. She is not mean and enjoys playing with other dogs, but she sounds really vicious and typically people give me dirty looks and move away from us.
I know this is how dog communicate, but it starting to be a major issue. How can I start her on the path to learning the command to stop barking ( or nein laut) since we have be speaking german to her? Full disclosure is my husband has done 99% of her training, but with his work schedule recently he is only home on weekends, so it will be up to me to do it. Any advice appreciated!
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I bought a new Ruger P345 a couple of months ago.
So far I've put 200 + rounds down range and it's been a delight. :smt082
Very accurate - smooth trigger - good feel.
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I bought a new Ruger P345 a couple of months ago.
So far I've put 200 + rounds down range and it's been a delight. :smt082
Very accurate - smooth trigger - good feel.
Very nice.
Very cool. I kinda like the way that pistol looks. I almost bought one a few times
Nice gun Don, good luck with it and safe shooting.:smt023
I recently spotted one of those P 345s in my local GS and it was love at first sight. I tried to resist for a week or two but it was futile. I finally surrendered to the yearning and bought it. It's one sweet shooting pistol. Recoil is quite managable and it hits where it's aimed. Thus far no malfunctions of any kind. I'm really liking it a lot.
Don it looks like you've had yours a while now so I'd love to hear what your experience has been with this gun.
I absolutely love the Ruger P345.
I've shot several hundred rounds through it w/o a problem of any kind.
It fits my hand well and is more accurate than I am.
Recoil is very soft for a .45.
All around I'm very happy with it.
Best thing I can say about it is --- I'd buy another in a heart beat.
I had one of those about two years ago, and was an absolute fool to trade it off on another gun I thought I needed more. I wish I would have never done that. Nice gun buddy!
I bought a used p345 a couple of months ago. Based on the serial number it was built in 2005. The only issue I had was because it was a used weapon I didn't get a manual with it and didn't know because of the design of the mag disconnect dry firing had the potential of damaging the mag firing pin block due to the firing pin hitting the block. Because the weapon was eight years old I didn't know how many times it had dry fired without a mag inserted, so I had the mag disconnect removed resulting in a very reliable weapon with no fail to fires, no fail to loads, and no jams.
When the rear sight was removed to clean the rear sight, the narrow section of the firing pin block plunger was sheared off, but the plunger was re-installed on top of the block spring and safety works fine and weapon shoots fine. Because of the age of the weapon, I didn't want to pay $60 for shipping and labor and parts cost of a proper repair by sending it to Ruger.
shot my Buddys P345 loved it,my first experience shooting a 45.recoil was less than expected
You all know the manual is a free down from Ruger.com, right?


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Beatrix Potter
About the Author
Beatrix Potter was born on July 28th, 1866 at No 2, Bolton Gardens, Kensington, London. A typical Victorian family, the Potters lived in a large house with several servants. Beatrix was cared for by a nurse, and she spent long hours alone, only seeing her parents at bedtime and on special occasions.
Beatrix Potter discovered her love of nature on annual summer holidays in Scotland and the Lake District. She and Bertram explored the woods and fields, caught and tamed wild animals, and sketched and painted all they saw.
It was while staying near Windermere in the Lake District in 1882 that the Potters became friendly with the local vicar, Canon Harwicke Rawnsley. Rawnsley was already concerned by the effects of industry and tourism on the natural beauty of the Lake District. He taught Beatrix the importance of preserving the countryside, a cause that was to remain close to her heart for the rest of her life.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter were overprotective parents and discouraged friendships with other children, but Beatrix and Bertram had each other for company and together they collected a menagerie of pets which they kept in the schoolroom. At one stage, they had a green frog, two lizards, some water newts, a ring-snake, a tortoise and a rabbit, all of which were carefully studied by the children. Beatrix covered pages with sketches of them and almost all of her famous characters are based on the pets that she used to own.
Benjamin Bouncer
Benjamin Bouncer was Beatrix's first pet rabbit. She bought him secretly from a London bird shop and sneaked him into the nursery in a paper bag. 'Bounce' became the model for many of Beatrix's rabbit drawings. On the back of a photograph of him, Beatrix wrote "This is the original 'Benjamin Bunny'. Benjamin was extremely fond of hot buttered toast, he used to hurry into the drawing room when he heard the tea-bell!"
Peter Piper
Peter Piper was a Belgian buck rabbit 'bought at a very tender age'. Beatrix wrote in a letter to a child, "Peter used to lie before the fire on the hearth rug like a cat. He was clever at learning tricks, he used to jump through a hoop, and ring a bell, and play the tambourine. I saw him once trying to play the tambourine on a straw hat!"
Mrs. Tiggy-winkle
Beatrix wrote about her pet hedgehog in a picture letter to Winifred Warne: "Mrs. Tiggy-winkle is a great traveller. I don't know how many journeys she hasn't done. She enjoys going by train, she is always very hungry when she is on a journey…I think you must ask Mrs. Tiggy-winkle to tea, she will drink milk like anything out of a doll's tea-cup!"
Spot the spaniel was the Potter's adored family dog. Beatrix described him as 'a philosophical traveller' because he loved to ride in carriages, and could hardly be stopped from jumping in when any member of the family wished to go out in one. Beatrix admitted that she found dogs difficult to draw and though she kept a succession of sheepdogs in later life, she wrote, 'I respect dogs to a certain extent but I do not think they are moral characters.'
When Beatrix was a child, she had a favourite dormouse who was 'a sleepy little animal'. When Beatrix recorded Xarifa's death, she wrote, 'Poor little thing, I thought at one time she would last as long as myself. I believe she was a great age. I wonder if ever another dormouse had so many acquaintances…I think she was in many respects the sweetest little animal I ever knew.' When Beatrix wrote The Fairy Caravan, one of the characters she wrote about was a little sleepy dormouse named Xarifa.
Pig-Wig was a little black Berkshire pig that Beatrix bought from a pedigree pig farmer. She wanted to put it with the other pigs at Hill Top Farm, but the farm manager refused to have it near the litter. So Beatrix put the little pig in a basket beside her bed, and bottle-fed it night and day, until it became her devoted pet and followed her everywhere, indoors and out.
When Beatrix was fifteen, she began to keep a journal written in a secret code of her own invention. Even Beatrix herself, when she read back over it in later life, found it difficult to understand. It was not until fifteen years after her death that the code was cracked. To the outside world Beatrix appeared a shy and reserved person but in her diary she was able to express herself openly, and she showed herself to be a strong critic of the artists, writers and politicians of the day.
"Once upon a time there were four little Rabbits, and their names were Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail and Peter." This is the introduction to one of the best-loved children's stories of all time – The Tale of Peter Rabbit. However, the story of how Beatrix Potter's most famous character came to have a book published about him is another tale entirely.
On September 4th, 1893, Beatrix sat down to write a picture letter to Noel Moore, the five-year-old son of her ex-governess, all about a naughty rabbit called Peter. Noel was ill in bed and so Beatrix wrote to him: "My dear Noel, I don't know what to write to you, so I shall tell you a story about four little rabbits…."
Some years later, Beatrix thought of publishing the story as a book. She rewrote it into an exercise book and sent it to six publishers. It was rejected by every one of them. It was not until Beatrix had printed the book herself that Frederick Warne agreed to publish it. The Tale of Peter Rabbit was published in 1902, costing one shilling (the equivalent of just 5p today,) and became one of the most famous stories ever written.
Though Beatrix always believed in her book, even she was surprised by quite how popular it became. It was an overnight success, and she believed that this was because the story had originally been written for a real child.
Peter Rabbit has always been Beatrix Potter's most popular character – he also features in The Tale of Benjamin Bunny, The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies, and The Tale of Mr. Tod.
In 1903, Beatrix published two more books with Frederick Warne, The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin and The Tailor of Gloucester. She had become a regular visitor to the Covent Garden offices of her publishers (in London) to discuss her books, and most of her dealings were with Norman Warne, the youngest son of the late Frederick Warne.
Norman was the only unmarried son in the Warne family, and was a devoted uncle to his nephews and nieces. He and Beatrix became friends, and Beatrix became a welcome visitor at the Warne family home. Beatrix was delighted when she received a letter from Norman asking her to marry him, and though her parents did not approve of the match, she was determined to accept him.
However, the wedding was not to be, for soon after the engagement, Norman fell ill and died of pernicious anaemia within a few weeks. Beatrix was devastated. She wrote in a letter to his sister, Millie, "He did not live long, but he fulfilled a useful happy life. I must try to make a fresh beginning next year."
Beatrix had always loved the Lake District, and now, with the money she was earning from her Peter Rabbit books she was able to buy Hill Top Farm in the village of Sawrey. She kept on the farm manager, John Cannon, and invested in a flock of Herdwick sheep. She could not stay in her beloved new home because she was expected to take care of her parents in London, but it was her first step to independence, and she visited it whenever she could.
Many of Beatrix's later books were set at Hill Top – the rats that infested the farm inspired The Tale of Samuel Whiskers, Tom Kitten and his sisters climb up the rockery wall at the bottom of Hill Top garden, and Ginger and Pick


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hidy ho neighbors!
Just checking in and trying to get to some of your questions.
We produced only about 650 cases of this varity, so not very large production at all.
As much as we would love to grow the Viognier, at last we did not. However we did purchase from some friends of ours in the Paso area who really specialize it in and only the top quality. Which we all knows makes a huge difference, especially when its a small varity to start with.
neilfindswine wrote:I'm back to coffee... we'll see where the afternoon takes us.
Coffee is over rated...i like to put the ME in MEmosas
dmallette wrote:Ok, you guys helped me out tremendously! The comparisons to Grenache along with the further descriptions of the taste, finish, ect... give me enough confidence to pull the trigger on this offering!
I'm in for 1! (at this price I have a feeling I'm going to kick myself for not buying two!)
Thanks again everyone!
So I went ahead and ordered two cases. The reputation of the wine maker, along with the price point was too good to turn down! I'm going to sell half a case to a buddy, and likely give a few away at Christmas!
dmallette wrote:So I went ahead and ordered two cases. The reputation of the wine maker, along with the price point was too good to turn down! I'm going to sell half a case to a buddy, and likely give a few away at Christmas!
Yahoo! Thats what we like to hear. Thank you!!
On a scale of 1-10, 1 being sweet, 10 being dry, where would you put this?
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char2na wrote:On a scale of 1-10, 1 being sweet, 10 being dry, where would you put this?
9? Not sweet.
neilfindswine wrote:9? Not sweet.
That's what I want to hear. I'm not sweet on sweet.
You chose...wisely. wine purchased.
Thanks, Larry, that was quite enlightening!
tercerowines wrote:A few points to make here:
First off, viognier is co-fermented with syrah for a couple of potential reasons - color stability; aromatic 'kick'; tradition; interplantings. There is no 'rule' as to how much viognier can or should be included in this, and I know some wineries that co-ferment or add up to 15% to achieve what they want to. If truly co-fermented (ie you ferment the syrah and viognier together), you get the potential for greater color stability along with the potential for floral/violet aromatics and perhaps a 'softening' of the wine. If blended after fermentation, which is the case here, you won't get the color stability, but very well may get the other benefits.
As far as some finding this tannic and others soft, it may very well come down to understanding tannin AND understanding differences in palates. If one is 'bitter adverse', one may find things 'bitter and tannic' at much lower levels than someone who is not bitter adverse. How would you know? One way to generalize - if you have to drink your coffee with a good amount of cream in it, you probably don't like overtly bitter things . . . and if you drink it like me (black with 2 shots of espresso), you probably don't mind bitter/tannic things and therefore a bigger bolder red may still be 'smooth' whereas it will definitely not be that way to a bitter averse person.
Make sense? Sorry if I'm not that clear - just jumped on quickly while getting the kids ready for school (-:
She's bouncing... err... blinking... err... pulsating?
neilfindswine wrote:She's bouncing... err... blinking... err... pulsating?
She's mine!
What year?
Is it just me, or do you not feel so bad double dipping when you bought the main wine and then go in for a plus deal? Got myself a case of these and the pinots!
Sorry, I'm new at this & hadn't read far enough.
rottiemom45 wrote:What year?
Non Vintage. The Syrah in the blend was the '06 Estate, and the Viognier was '11.
nealkb wrote:Is it just me, or do you not feel so bad double dipping when you bought the main wine and then go in for a plus deal? Got myself a case of these and the pinots!
Those Pinots are stellar. And a great price.
neilfindswine wrote:Those Pinots are stellar. And a great price.
I would have bit on the Scott Harvey's too, but I'm supposed to go pick up a shipment from them with those in it.
If I weren't going to be going to Scotland next week, I would totally buy this.
I just got on as I was watching the and as I went to order a case of this it went to sold ou out I guess I was a little slow on the trigge
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I just got on woot as I was watching the election results and as I went to order a case of this most excellent wine it went to "sold out". I guess I was a little slow on the trigger.
I am bummed. I hope the election goes better.
Crap! I was going to buy. You snooze, you lose.
Got our case yesterday. Opened up a bottle as soon as it arrived.
It tasted like vinegar.
Checked a second bottle, and it had completely turned.
Not a happy camper.
Just got mine today, on a Saturday no less. The FedEx guy was banging on the door. At first I thought it was the bourbon from last night gone bad in my brain, but then I realized it was the door. I must have looked like a complete mess. FedEx guy laughed and said I probably don't need anymore of what's in the box. Went back to sleep for an hour but when I awoke there was already a glass poured for me.
Absolutely delicious! Light and perfect for snacking. This years traditional Italian family Thanksgiving might not be to hurtful. If I can ply everyone with lots of wine I might prevent a fight or worse.
I'm very impressed with the wine. Perfect, but now I hate myself for not going in for 3 cases.
I got mine on Saturday, and already on bottle #2.
It is definitely more mellow than a typical bold red due to the blend, but I like it and it was definitely worth the price. Recommend letting the wine open up a bit before drinking.
I got my case on Friday and had a bottle Saturday. It was very good! I was a little nervous ordering a case without being familiar with this style, but now I'm glad I got it. If it comes up again I'm definitely ordering.
Got my case. All I can say is I wish I bought 3
This is my favorite wine.woot purchase by FAR. I was thinking I could use these for easy Christmas gifts, but one sip got this reserved for my consumption only.
verybadperson wrote:Got our case yesterday. Opened up a bottle as soon as it arrived.
It tasted like vinegar.
Checked a second bottle, and it had completely turned.
Not a happy camper.
Hopefully you have contacted firstname.lastname@example.com by now, but if not please do!
Got my case and opened up a bottle. Man, initial pour was not great, which was disconcerting. Definitely recommend letting it open up for an hour, really does wonders. Happy camper.


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"There is something we've all bought before we found this board that we wished we hadn't"
This blaster was mine.
In all fairness, though, when I first got it I really liked it and thought...this is just the coolest. Then after playing with it for about 5 minutes and breaking off the trigger guard...:facepalm
Then I found this board a long time later and was inspired by some of the things I've seen and decided that I must redo this hunk of resin, wood, and foam.
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These are a few pics of the work:
- I cleaned up the shape and irregularties
- I resculpted the breach
- Made a new trigger and trigger guard out of layers of sintra
- Replaced the foam core barrel with pvc pipe
- Made cooling fins from sculpey (ala my other thread)
- Sanded and filled pock marks, air bubbles and crud holes
- I didn't have a nice looking screw for the handle so I sculpted one in Kneadatite
- I found that many bad places on the gun (stock mainly) were filled with some kind of soft clay like material that broke away easily and crumbled (this is why the trigger guard broke away so easily!!!)
And in primer...
I cleaned up some of the detail and tried to make it look a bit more Webley-ish. One day I may even use the same method I used on the trigger and guard to make a more correct looking hammer.
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On display in the Springfield Armory Display of S&W guns was an Army Model tip-up Smith, a one-of-a-kind revolver.
This gun was a large frame tip-up, in .41 caliber rimfire, I believe. It was like the early .22 and .32 rimfires, except for size. Supposedly this was made for Army consideration around 1865 or 1866, and just preceeded the top-break No. 3 revolver purchased by the Army.
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The 48,440 vehicles Audi sold in the January-June 2010 period eclipsed the previous first-half record of 45,711 vehicle sales set in the first six months of 2007. For June 2010, Audi reported sales of 8,601 cars and SUVs, a 14.3% increase above the 7,524 cars sold a year earlier.
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Several Audi models showed sales gains in June to continue their 2010 momentum. Demand for the Audi A3, including the 2010 Green Car of the Year Audi A3 TDI®, soared 83% in June and in the first six months of 2010 stood 104.2% percent ahead of sales last year. Other strong performers in the month were the Audi A5/S5 coupe and cabriolet models, the Audi Q5 crossover and the Audi A6 luxury sedan. If sales of the discontinued A4 Cabriolet model are removed from the sales totals, June demand for the best-selling Audi A4 line finished ahead of year-earlier sales and kept up with elevated sales pace set in the past three months of 2010.
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- Audi A3 June sales increased 83%; Audi Q5 crossover sales rose 48.3%.
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|March 11th, 2008, 10:14 AM
Toy Hauler Ideas
So I bought this tandem 7x16 ft enclosed trailer that was formerly a coachmen camper. It is in very good condition, and i'm in the process of turning it into a toyhauler.
Looking for ideas......
i'd like to keep this about 80% Garage, 20% house. AKA no water
Anybody ever see a layout for one built so gearhead bias? any ideas of what should be included?
I already have
- workbench/bar
- shelves and racks over the wheelwells
- air compressor
- toolbox stack
- Generator
- Almost finished wiring the electrical
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- microwave
- small stereo reciever and speakers
|March 11th, 2008, 11:55 AM
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This is my previous trailer, although longer than yours at 40' you can get an idea of what I did. The metal cabinets are factory, the white counter top and sink as well as drawers and all other cabinets were from Lowes. Microwave sat on the counter, fridge was underneath and stereo was an undercabinet mount bought at the local stereo shop. You can also see the two burner propane cooktop next to the micro.
Speakers were wall mount units for a marine application. The stereo is under the overhead cabinet above the micro. I know you said no water but it really easy to do. With a sprayer tank (25 gallon) generally used on quads or lawn tractors. These tanks come with a 12volt on demand pump, same type used in RV's. Run a 12v hot and ground to the pump with an inline switch like you would use for fog lights and your in bussines. I found a damaged RV sink at the local camper sales for $9 and the fuacet was on clearence for $14 at Home Depot. I found having water in the trailer was indespensible if you use it for camping.
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|March 11th, 2008, 01:24 PM
Ironman, thanks for the input. Looks like you built a really nice rig. I may take that idea into consideration about the water, When I started brainstorming this thing up, I tried to imagine things lightly. I only have a 98 1/2ton Chevy to pull it with, which shouldn't be a probably as long as its not totally loaded.
I guess I should also say that I am building this on a budget, but also that things do not have to be overly visually appealing if you know what I mean. I'm hoping to substitute with overly functional. I would love to build it out to look like the one you have, but I currently don't have the coin.
Keeping with the 80% shop, 20% shop theme, I'm not even putting beds in either, maybe just hammocks or cots that fold into the walls. I'm more looking for items that would add to the rolling shop theme, but suggestions to improve livability don't hurt.
Do you have Quads or Bikes? If you do MX, what did you use to tie bikes down with? Recessed D-rings or something else?
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Hutch: Go over to www.thumpertalk.com and check out the trailer forum. There are quite a few people who are doing custom cargo trailers / toy haulers. There are a ton of ideas, I'm looking for a cargo so I can do the same ;-)
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I hauled my Jeep and two quads in the 40 footer. Used recessed D-rings but would rather have had E-Track on the floor.
It was a goosneck so the bed area was a no brainer. The previous trailer was a 24' and we used roll away beds we bought at Jays Sporting goods in Clare. More comfy than a cot and they folded in the middle for storage.
My current trailer is a 20' Haulin which for the most part only hauls the Jeep and acts as a shop while on the road. We will however stay in it from time to time when we are doing a short trip and leaving the motorhome at home. So in essence I am doing the same thing you are right now. I will snap a pick of the inside of my new one and post it up here.
Speaking of E-Track, this also works great on the walls for attaching things like lawn chairs and cots. I have a fold up 8' picnic table on one wall attached with the E-Track system. This assures us that we will always have a clean dinning room table inside or out.
I sell E-Track if you would like a price on it.
I have owned 4 enclosed trailers so far and have built several add ons for practicallity or neccessity. Needless to say I am getting pretty good at it.
|March 11th, 2008, 05:22 PM
hoo dat. wat.
|March 12th, 2008, 01:33 PM
Theres some good stuff on thumpertalk. The "PitPal" guy they suggested for higher end stuff is actually only 5 blocks from me...small world. I am still messing around with this thing, and still debating a few ideas, i'll be sure to get some pics up when I finish.
|March 29th, 2008, 10:41 PM
Well after 3 weeks of nights in the trailer, this is what i came up with.
I didn't end up doing water, but I wanted to stay very garage bias, so i included
welder, air compressor, shop vac, coolers, toolboxes, floack & stands, powertools, ect
Constructive criticisim welcome....
Outside shot of the trailer... 16x7.5 overall
overall shot from the back doors
Electrical and stereo (car stereo is running on the rigged computer powersupply)
Toolbox and radio antenna .......used to be on an olds
|March 30th, 2008, 10:46 AM
hoo dat. wat.
Fuck me, that's an awsome setup!
Is that a converted flatbed? The 2x4 walls would be awesome to have in my trailer, but @ 6x10, I ain't giving up ANY space.
The only thing I don't like is the big ole contractor's genny - awesome, cost-efficient powersource, but only if it isn't parked next to me running 24 hours/day.
I'm still pretty damn envious - if you didn't post pic of the outside, you could've told us it was your single-car garage and we wouldn't have known any better.
|March 30th, 2008, 10:50 AM
hoo dat. wat.
Holy shit, I just noticed the sparklers!
|March 30th, 2008, 07:10 PM
yeah, the trailer used to be a 77 Coachmen Camper trailer. I bought it after another guy turned it into a cargo trailer. He was using it for his carpentry buisness but decided it was too big. I got an incredible deal on it becuase his wife wanted it out of the yard. It was completly empty, but was totally functional for what he was using it for. The stud on the inside are nice, so i treated it like it was a garage.
Probably not gonna believe me, but other than the cost of the trailer i have around 200 bucks into it. I had most of the stuff for the inside of it rat-holed away including that generator. i got that at a garage sale for 100 bucks. Cleaned out the carb, and she runs great. (9 HP Briggs Vanguard).
As for the sparklers, incase i happen to be lost in the woods, they could be used as a signaling device of sorts
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Arsène Wenger is expecting a response from his Arsenal side this weekend.
The Frenchman sees opportunities where others see problems. Therefore he approaches the trip to Old Trafford as a chance to alleviate some of the scrutiny on the Club at present.
The story started with the 2-1 win at Udinese on Wednesday. Victory on Sunday at the side that, in the manager's estimations, remain top dogs in England would turn the narrative - especially given the suspensions and injuries the team are carrying right now.
"I feel, since the start of the season, that we have a strong spirit and are highly determined," said Wenger.
"The response we gave in the second half against Udinese gives us a lot of strength and credit. It convinces me that this team has the ability to respond. And of course there is another opportunity to do that against Manchester United on Sunday.
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Brown, a professor of history at the University of Texas at Austin and a distinguished visiting professor at the United States Air Force Academy since 2010, is an expert on Latin American and Argentine social history, and the Cuban Revolution.
Brown said, at the height of the Cold War in the 1960s, the Soviet Union, the People's Republic of China and revolutionary Cuba would seem to have been steadfast allies in the struggle against what they called "Western Imperialism." He said the PRC and the USSR developed a long-simmering rivalry that split the socialist countries into two hostile encampments.
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I volunteer with teens at Severns Valley Baptist Church and they have an affinity for cake pops and cake balls. The last time I brought the treats to an event, they were gone in five minutes.
Another volunteer in the student area once called cake pops "magic on a stick."
The small, round, candy coated cakes are easy to make in a variety of ways and for a variety of occasions. They can be a cute and decorative treat you can give as gifts or have as a dessert for Easter dinner.
I've made them for my class for Valentine's Day and Christmas.
Cake pops can be made into a bouquet by placing floral foam in the bottom of a flower pot or container and arranging them like flowers.
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Recently, at a March Madness party, I made some that had white candy coating on the outside and blue velvet cake in the middle. This required a lot of food coloring. A warning about food coloring — it gets everywhere. I found it on the counter, the floor and even on the dog. Don't ask how that happened.
Now, this is where I let you in on a little secret. After trying the traditional way of making cake balls, a multi-step process, I ditched the old way and found an easier way. I sort of cheat.
Previously you had to bake a cake, let it cool, mix it up with some icing, form balls of cake and refrigerate or freeze them before decorating.
Like many of you, I don't have time for all that. So I bought a machine to simplify the process. The brand I purchased is called a Babycakes cake pop maker but there are other brands out there. The machine works similar to a waffle maker, baking on both sides.
Although I have not used one, there is a cake pop pan you can use to bake cake pops in the oven, but I can't tell you if it works.
With the machine, this is all I do to make cake balls.
I take a cake mix or a cake recipe, mix it up per recipe instructions, pour it into the slots in the machine and after a few minutes they are done. It has cut my cake ball making time in half.
Some people have said they have problems getting regular recipes to work right in the machine, but there are many suggestions on the Internet and the manufacture's websites if you can't get the mix quite right. I've not had a problem with getting any recipe to work so far.
When the cake balls come out of the machine they usually are perfectly round on the bottom and slightly bumpy on the top as they raised to the top half of the machine. The misshapen balls are OK because you have to cover them in a chocolate or candy coating anyway, so you can't tell they are not exactly round.
Then all you have to do is decorate them. That process can be as easy or as complicated as you like.
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You can use any cake recipe for the cake pops but I included the one I used for blue velvet cake balls.
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1 box white cake mix
1 1/4 cups buttermilk
1/3 cup vegetable oil
3 eggs
1 tablespoon unsweetened baking cocoa
2 teaspoons royal blue paste food color
1 toothpick full violet paste food color (just dip the toothpick once, nothing more or it will alter the color)
Frosting (not needed for the cake pops but included in case needed for the actual cake)
1 jar (7 ounces) marshmallow creme
1 cup butter or margarine, softened
2 1/2 cups powdered sugar
1/8 teaspoon salt
If you are just making the cake balls, beat cake ingredients with electric mixer on low speed about 30 seconds, then on medium speed two minutes, scraping bowl occasionally. Put the mix in the cake ball machine per manufacture's recommendations.
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Several years ago, I had the chance to spend some time in Paris with a good friend. One place at the top of our "must-see" list was the famous cemetery, Pere Lachaise. We stayed for hours, wandering through the vast and beautiful resting place of countless celebrities such as Chopin, Gertrude Stein and Jim Morrison.
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people don't do this for their children !
a mind-healthy dog has to be close and bonded and be good and secure and learn to by himself .
now the problem is the dog expects what he is used to , now has to un-learn .
wherever you want that dog to be , set up the crate , put the dog in .
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Why not wait until he's more mature to do this at all?
He's still a puppy. My dogs still stay in the room with me at night at 5 and 10 years old. Why separate them when they know you are still in the house? Different when I really leave for the day...
Just seems like extra stress when there are other training issue I like to work on .
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Jaeger is 6 months old and is crated each day while my husband and I are away at work. (M through F). He's in the crate 4 hrs. at a time tops. He doesn't urinate or deficate in his crate at all. We have a spare bedroom that my husband shared with him up until this weekend. He slept in his crate and my husband in a bed. His trainer suggested we sleep seperately from him to help from now on to help break him of his seperation anxiety issues. We made the room 100% puppy-proof and let him stay in there alone with the crate door open and the door to the room closed. He was good Saturday night and didn't potty anywhere. Sunday night he cried a lot and jumped at the door. He also pooped on the floor. He was let out right before bed and did a 1 and 2 so I know it was from the SA. Should I keep him in his own room but back in the crate with the door closed? Should I just be patient and stick it out?
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At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the latest RSA token attack -- the one where researchers can supposedly compromise a private key on an RSA token -- doesn't bother me that much. I said as much about the Flame malware program a few weeks ago and for many of the same reasons.
In this case I care even less. For one, RSA strongly asserts that nothing is broken, and there are strong arguments to back that up. The attack essentially requires complete compromise of the related host computer, possession of the token, and knowledge of the secret PIN. As RSA rightly points out, if you have all that, there's no need to compromise the token. You're already in charge and authenticated. Plus, RSA claims, even if you have all the elements, the private key remains uncompromised.
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Even if the argument is completely true, though, there are bigger problems and better solutions.
You have to assume that all authenticators will get weaker over time. You have to assume what was once a perfect defense becomes nearly useless as an authenticator. Years ago, we accepted passwords of any type, short or weak, it didn't matter. Somewhere along the way we recommended a minimum of six characters to stymie hackers, then eight characters, and now 12, with at least three characters sets of complexity. But passwords aren't so good -- they get stolen and cracked -- so we recommend two-factor authentication, tokens, smartcards, and biometrics. It should be no surprise that these forms of authentication will come under increasing attack, too.
In the Windows authentication world, we strive to tell users to move from LANManager authentication to NTLM to Kerberos and beyond. If the attacker gains complete control to your operating system authenticator (hash, token, ticket, certificate, whatever), it's always game over. Assume that authentication, no matter what it is, will always be compromised and weakened over time. I'm not saying there isn't value in strong authentication. Obviously, there is. What I am saying is that authentication shouldn't be your first and last defense.
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My biggest worry is that some bad guy will take over my whole network. In order to do this, an attacker must take over one computer, compromise authentication credentials, then use that access to take over other computers in the environment -- until the attacker obtains privileged access and can download the main authentication database. In the Windows world, the attackers go from a local system compromise to becoming domain administrator over a domain controller and dumping all the password hashes. If we assume that one or more attackers will always be able to compromise at least one authenticator, the defense becomes limiting the damage.
You do that by limited access. In particular, you accomplish it most successfully by limiting the access that any one authenticator can access. It's least privilege in practice!
In the Windows world, we do this by minimizing or eliminating elevated accounts and memberships, particularly in Enterprise Admins, Domain Admins, and local Administrators. That way a single compromise of a single account doesn't lead to broad and deep access.
When someone is a member of one of the superelevated groups (such as Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, and so on) they never need all the permissions and privileges the supergroup is given. They're added to the membership to accomplish only a subset of actions the supergroup can accomplish. When you add permanent members (sometimes you absolutely need membership to elevated accounts to accomplish particular tasks), you're essentially saying you're not going to follow least privilege. You've acknowledged it's a nice theory and sounds great, then you don't follow it.


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"Oftentimes, after one to three months on a fresh food diet, pets go through a detoxification process. This is totally normal and is actually something to celebrate.
Detox for your pet will happen through the bowels and skin. During a detox, your pet will act completely normal. Hell be happy, bright, and alert. But you might find that hes shedding a tremendous amount of hair. Pets shed out their old, dead, dull hair, and begin growing a shiny, soft coat. You might also see a lot of earwax or debris being produced from the ear. That needs to be cleaned out. And some detoxing pets will pass blobs of mucus in their stools.
These symptoms of detoxification will pass on their own. Theyre nothing you need to worry about, but are something you should anticipate or it might freak you out. Pets on a fresh food diet also consume far less water than pets eating an entirely processed diet. You need to anticipate that your pets water intake will diminish."
hair loss
We switched to a raw diet about 2 1/2 weeks ago. This is my first time with raw but not my first German Shepherd. I am used to shedding cycles. That being said it seem Winston is going thru a heavier shed than what I might consider normal. We are feeding either beef or chicken meat/fat for morning meals and chicken wings/neck/backs for evening. We are also adding Liver and/or Kidney and/or Lung and/or tripe 3 or so times a week with the meat meal. Also giving 1 egg 4-5 times per week. I am giving a tablespoon of pumpkin every other day and yogurt or cottage cheese 3 times per week also. Is it normal to go thru an initial heavy shed with the switch? Thanks!
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Hand-cut Dovetails
This is the traditional, and many would argue, the strongest way to make a drawer. Traditional drawers have through-dovetails at the back of the box and half-blind dovetails at the front.
Our favorite technique is to make the drawer sides, front and bottom using 1⁄2″-thick stock and then glue on a 1⁄4″ -thick piece of veneer for the front. This technique allows you to cut through-dovetails at all four joints (which is easier) and to stretch your supply of good drawer-front material.
This method is the most time-consuming of the four in this article. But that's the cost of strength and endurance.
Drawer-lock Bits
This specialty router bit allows you to cut all the corner joints with one router table setup. With minor adjustments the bit will even mill the groove for the bottom.
Drawer-lock joints are easy to assemble and attractive. The interlocking design is strong and offers significant gluing surface.
The downside to this method is that you need to make several test cuts to get the settings perfect, and you need to purchase a fairly pricey router bit – about $30 to $55 depending on the brand.
Rabbets and Brads
When we need to make drawers fast, this is the way we go. You can cut all the joinery for your drawer (including the bottom groove) with just a stack dado and one setup on your table saw.
It's a fairly forgiving technique that beginners master quickly. It's only real downside is that it's the weakest of the four joints. While the drawer is plenty strong for most applications, it's not in the same league as a traditional dovetailed drawer.
— Christopher Schwarz