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- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 jar (10 ounces) raspberry jelly
- 1 can (8 ounces) almond paste, cubed
- 3 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 egg white
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 eggs
- 6 drops green food coloring
- 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 4 to 5 tablespoons milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a bowl, cream butter and brown sugar. Add egg yolk and vanilla; mix well. Combine flour, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk. Press into a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Spread with jelly.
- For filling, combine almond paste, butter, sugar, egg white and vanilla in a bowl. Beat in eggs. Add food coloring; mix well. Pour over jelly layer. Bake at 350° for 35 minutes or until set. Cool on a wire rack.
- For icing, heat chocolate and butter in a small saucepan on low until melted. Add confectioners' sugar and enough milk to make a smooth icing. Stir in vanilla. Immediately spread over bars. Cover and store overnight at room temperature before cutting. Yield: about 6-1/2 dozen.
Originally published as Marzipan Bars in Country Woman Christmas Annual 1998, p35
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Growing up, Jonathan Cooper and his older brother spent hours making players on one of his favorite video games - NCAA Football. While his brother always created a quarterback, Cooper chose a running back time after time. Each did their best to win every award possible for their respective players.
Now in his redshirt senior season as an offensive guard for North Carolina, Cooper is seeing that unfold in real life.
A 2012 Midseason All-America selection by SI.com, ESPN.com, Phil Steele and the Sporting News, Cooper is racking up national recognition for his play on UNC's offensive line. He is also up for the 2012 Outland Trophy and is a candidate for the Lombardi Award.
"Coming out of high school I wasn't very highly touted," Cooper said. "I had a few offers and a few of those things, but these awards mean so much to me. It shows that hard work has finally paid off and never giving up and trying to do the best I can. It's good to be finally noticed."
Those awards and honors all factor down to a difficult decision Cooper had to make at the end of last season. When faced with the possibility of entering the NFL Draft a year early, Cooper was nearly swayed.
At the last second, offseason shoulder surgery and a promise to his mother to get his degree kept Cooper a part of the UNC football brotherhood for a final season. After Carolina's long-awaited victory against NC State last weekend, Cooper was named the ACC Lineman of the Week for the second time this season.
"I never thought that I could possibly be All-American, never thought I'd be up for all these awards," Cooper said. "It was really revealed once I came back that a bunch of opportunities have been afforded to me by coming back. I feel like I've improved so much over the past year, so I'm glad I did come back."
And so are his coaches and teammates.
In a standout season of his own, running back Giovani Bernard showers praise on the offensive line, and Cooper in particular, whenever he makes a notable play on the field.
"He's just one of the top guys, always there and always has that happy attitude," Bernard said. "There's so much that I can say about him, but the biggest thing is that he's like a big brother. Everything that a big brother is, he's that type of guy. Hands down, he's just an amazing guy. Words can't describe what he means to me, especially on the football field."
That brotherly love all stems from Cooper's upbringing in Wilmington. As the youngest of five siblings, Cooper learned about sharing and working through problems very early on in life. Along with his toughness, Cooper gives his all the credit surrounding his leadership abilities to the strong male role models in his life, especially his father.
Quarterback Bryn Renner added: "He is just the man. Honestly, if I had to pick one kid on this team to be like, it'd be him - very humble, always smiling. Every time someone's down in the dumps he's there to raise their spirits. He's just a great guy. I just can't say enough about him."
Countering his personality off the field, the self-proclaimed momma's boy is still working on his aggression on it. Often called "too nice" on the field by his coaches and dad, Cooper is making strides to continue improving his toughness in beating the men across from him.
All of that work is now leading up to his goals: enjoying the rest of his time at UNC, hopefully winning recognition as an All-American and taking the next steps after his December graduation and entering the NFL Draft.
Those who see him everyday, like offensive coordinator Blake Anderson, already know his potential. Anderson said Cooper can run, has power and is great in open space. He also added that Cooper is as talented an offensive lineman as he has ever been around.
And now those outside of Chapel Hill are taking notice, as well - Mel Kiper Jr., an ESPN analyst, included.
"If you had to look at the offensive guard in college football, he would be without question one of the top two in the country," Kiper said. "He's a high pick, late first round or early second round. His measureables are exactly what you are looking for in a guard. He's athletic, physical and his game day grades are top notch."
Despite all of the attention and the hype surrounding what's to come, though, Cooper knows one thing will be certain about his future. Cooper will stay true to the values his father taught him, the same ones that helped him grow so much at UNC.
"Give your best and don't let anybody influence you or sway you from your beliefs - that's what I've stuck to," Cooper said. "I am different. I try not to be like everybody else. He always told me to do my best and be who I am, and finally people are understanding who I am and are taking that in."

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Wilson County Board of Education meeting, scheduled originally for 5 p.m., Monday, Jan. 10, has been changed to 5 p.m., Monday, Jan. 17, at the Central Office, 351 Stumpy Lane, Lebanon. All items to be considered for the agenda must be faxed to 758-3775 to Rose Ratagick no later than noon, Monday, Dec. 27.
Wilson County Commission's Finance Committee will meet at 5 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 11, in Conference Room 2, Wilson County Courthouse, Lebanon.
Human Resources Ad Hoc Committee will meet at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 11, in Conference Room 2, courthouse.
Wilson County 911 Board will meet at 4 p.m., Monday, Jan. 10, at the 911 office at 1611 West Main Street, Lebanon.
Faces of Hope Children's Therapy Center has started Social Skills Classes for special needs children with any challenge. Teen social skills meet Mondays at 4 p.m.; pre-school social skills meet Tuesdays at 3 p.m.; and elementary school social skills meets Thursdays at 4 p.m. Classes are $15 per session. Call 206-1176 for signups. Special soccer and field hockey meet every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. at 185 West Franklin Street, Gallatin.
InkLink Recycling is accepting used ink cartridges and old cell phones at the following locations: The Lebanon Democrat, Lebanon/Wilson County Chamber of Commerce, WANT FM 98.9, Rose Tire, Burchett Ford and Quick Lane. Proceeds from all cartridges and cell phones collected goes to New Leash on Life and Books from Birth. For information, call 444-4615.
Wilson County Adult Learning Center offers classes for anyone interested in achieving his or GED diploma. Classes are held in Lebanon and in Mt. Juliet. For information, call the Adult Learning Center at 443-8731.
Lebanon Toastmasters meet every Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Spain House on the Lebanon First United Methodist Church campus at 415 West Main Street, Lebanon. Visitors are welcome. Toastmasters is an organization dedicated to improving communication and leadership skills. For information, call 444-0126.
Lebanon Meals on Wheels program is looking for volunteers to deliver meals to homebound seniors in the area. Meal routes range from about 10-15 people. Volunteers arrive at 9:30 a.m. and are done by 10:30. If you are interested, contact Jessica at 449-3488 between the hours of 8 a.m. to noon, Monday through Thursday.
Wilson County Food Pantry at Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency offers food boxes. Information needed to obtain a food box includes proof of 2010 income and Social Security numbers of everyone in the household. The Food Pantry is open from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. For information, contact Community Service Associate Gayla Brooks at 444-4714 or email email@example.com. You may also visit online at www.mid-cumberlandcaa.com. MCCAA is at 233 Legends Drive, Lebanon.
Telephone Pioneer Cookbooks Volume I and III are now on sale. All proceeds benefit the Pioneer Museum. To purchase one or for information, call 444-3096 or 444-0940.
Do you like to write, but aren't sure how to go about it, where to start, or what to do with what you already have? A new arm of the West Wilson Arts Alliance is gearing up, and you can join other local writers for support, networking and critique groups. Send your contact information along with a writing sample and some basic information about you and what you like to write to email@example.com, with WW Writers Guild in the subject line for consideration and more information.
Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Wilson County is in need of volunteers who would like to reach out to those in need in Wilson County. Volunteers must be age 55 or older. If you are interested in participating or partnering with the program, call 443-7606 or 742-1113, ext. 10.
Agape has contracted with Maple Hill church of Christ to provide counseling services in Lebanon. Licensed Clinical Social Worker Diana Crawford will be available at the church building on Mondays from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. She sees children and adults. For information, call 547-4244.
AL-ANON and ALATEEN family groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength and hope in order to solve their common problems. They believe alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid in recovery. There is a local AL-ANON and ALATEEN meeting in Lebanon every week. For information, call Harriett at 444-2852 or Linda at 444-8437.
First Wednesdays of each month a Healing Service is held by Sister A.A.A. Stafford at the Sports Village Complex, 1735 West Main Street, Lebanon, beginning at 10:15 a.m.
HomeSafe Women's Support Group meets Thursday evenings. For information and to sign up, call 444-6130. If you need help with an order of protection for domestic abuse, sexual assault or stalking, contact HomeSafe at 444-8955.
Volunteers needed for elderly nursing home residents to assist the Ombudsman Program in visiting elderly residents of long-term care facilities and to advocate for these residents. Requirements include patience, persistence, ability to be objective and concern for the vulnerable elderly population. For more information or to register for training, call the Ombudsman Program at 452-5259 or 452-1687.
Bluegrass/Country Music at Timberline Campground will be at 6 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 8, featuring Sue Rollins and Pulltight Express Band. Everyone is welcome. Admission is free.
Unity Church, 222 Cainsville Road, Lebanon, will have a gospel singing at 7 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 8, with guest singers The Kinslows and others. Everyone is welcome. The pastor is Brother Kenneth Bowen.
Wilson County Conservatives will meet at 9:15 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 8, at Logan's Roadhouse at Providence MarketPlace in Mt. Juliet.
Wilson County Republican Party will meet at 9 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 8, at WCRP Headquarters located at Kevin's Automotive, 500 South Cumberland Street, Suite C, Lebanon (directly behind 231 Car Sales). Guest speaker will be Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto. For information, call Kevin Foushee at 444-5732 or visit the website at www.wilsongop.org.
Gladeville Community Center Men's Club had to postpone shoots scheduled in December due to weather and holidays. The final shoot will be held on Sunday, Jan. 9, beginning at noon. For information, call Earl Ray at 604-5735 or Tommy Knowles at 443-4522.
Basic Financial Training, a free workshop, will be offered from 6 until 8:30 p.m., Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 10-11, and Tuesday, Jan. 18, in the Castle Heights Upper Elementary School Library. You need to attend all three nights – get a free credit check. RSVP by calling 453-2693 or 804-2460 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Childcare will be provided. Topics include "Understanding My Money," "Budget Basics" "Understanding My Credit" and "Renting vs. Owning My Home."
Wilson County Democratic Party will meet at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 10, at the Gentry Building at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center, Lebanon. Plans for 2011 will be discussed including the Chili Cook-Off to be held Saturday, March 5. All Democrats are urged to attend. For information, call 444-3838.
Wilson County Democratic Women will meet at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 11, in the Gentry Building at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center, Lebanon. Members are encouraged to make donations that will go to assist the Mt. Juliet Help Center. Items will also be collected for the Brooks House. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Lebanon Area Crohn's & Colitis Support Group will be held on the second Tuesday of each month from 6:15 until 8:30 p.m. at the University Medical Center Board Room. The next meeting will be Jan. 11, and Dr. Ronald Cole will be the guest speaker. Michelle Chianese from the Tennessee Chapter of the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America will also attend. Light refreshments will be provided.
Lebanon High School's True Blue Parent Group will meet at 6 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 13, in the library at LHS. The topic will be Bullying and Cyberbullying.
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Lebanon High School Class of 1971 is planning a 40-year reunion to be held June 11. Call one of the following people with your contact information: Teresa Halbert at 444-5995, Phil Bragg at 444-4941, Jo Smith at 444-8811 or Brownie Hall at 444-5173.
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Sanchez Watt feels he is a better player for his loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday after learning a different style of football in League One.
The 20-year-old striker made four appearances during his two months at Hillsborough before heading back to Arsenal last week and then onto Crawley Town in another loan deal.
Watt says he benefited in a number of ways from his time with Wednesday, not least how to adapt his game to a different attacking approach.
"It was good to go out on loan - to get used to winning three points and playing with the big boys basically. And getting used to the winning mentality; every game was a must win, so it was good," he told Arsenal.com.
"Sheffield Wednesday [adopt] a slightly different style of play. We used more channel balls and I was looking to chase it more. But it was good for me because I obviously learnt something different. You need to work hard there, and it's non-stop running.
"It was a bit of a different situation to Leeds [where he was on loan last season], but it felt like the same because obviously we were second in the league and there were big expectations.
"Everyone wants to play. I didn't go into a losing team - it was a winning team already, so we had to stay on top and win games."
Watt also admits he has been inspired by the likes of Nico Yennaris and Ignasi Miquel, who have featured for the Arsenal first team in recent weeks.
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"There are a lot of injuries at the moment so it's been a good chance for them. You just need to make sure that when players are out injured, you take your chance when it comes. I wouldn't be a footballer if I wasn't thinking about making that step too."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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Capozzella: The case against Romney
October 27, 2012
I keep asking without success the Tea Party and "severely conservative" Republican voters to defend any of these issues which I find incredible. Let's try it again.
Romney was against equal pay for women and is on the record saying he would have vetoed the Libby Ledbetter Act. Now he's okay with it although when asked at the second debate ignored the question and instead told us about his "binders" of women. Is it possible the greatest CEO in the world (Bain Capital) and constant candidate for any office didn't know any qualified women? I would guess his first selections for qualified women begin with Harriet Nelson and the Beaver's mother.
Will someone go on the record and declare before God and voters that Romney will not eliminate tax deductions for education, mortgages, real estate taxes, state tax and contributions. I believe he wants to eliminate all these deductions to give more tax breaks to multi-millionaires and billionaires. Romney continues to avoid this issue and frankly I'm a little uneasy about someone being a coward to tell the truth.
Fifteen percent of the American public and probably a higher percentage of Tea Partiers believe Romney was responsible for killing Osama Bin Laden. I thought Romney said he wouldn't spend time or money hunting Bin Laden. Previously the Tea Party was critical of the President for killing terrorists without a trial. Is Romney really taking credit for this action or are 15 percent totally stupid?
What's the story about Romney's money being placed in secret accounts in the Cayman Islands, Switzerland and Monaco? Is he hiding his money to escape paying taxes in the United States? Okay I'm envious of the money he has but I really must admit, I don't regret paying my fair share. Gosh, I just remembered that I'm retired military and pay very little tax and therefore must be a burden on the wealthy and lazy member of the 47 percent.
Explain Romney's position on ending the war in Afganistan. Two years ago Romney was against leaving this country before achieving victory and now agrees with the President on pulling our troops in 2014. However, he disagrees with the President on setting a date which will let the enemy know when we are leaving although he likes the year (2014). I think we all know that Romney has no idea when to pull our troops and is waiting for the defense spending lobbyists to order him to continue the war. Perhaps he will even lead us to war with Iran.
When Romney was governor of Massachusetts, he believed in global warming. After being corrected by the oil and coal lobbyists, he now believes the earth is exactly the way it was when God created it a few thousand years ago. Does he now believe in global warming? Does he believe in evolution? No one knows.
President Obama isn't the best friend of the oil industry and wants to eliminate the subsidy they claim to so desperately need and deserve. Romney is for the subsidy. Does the oil industry really need tax payer money when their profits are presently the highest since the beginning of time? Romney believes the present recession began because of Obama's policies although it began two years before he became President. Selective amnesia is a wonderful trait.
Romney believes the United States has to be tough with Iran, Russia, North Korea, all Muslim countries and China. He has said a military confrontation is on the table. Sure, if one of these countries attacked the United States we must retaliate but would we attack them first if they don't back down? True conservatives seem to be more comfortable with war then liberals. The majority of the country can't possibly want war merely for a Romney administration to pretend to be tough. Imagine if we used less for defense spending and more for education and infrastructure. No one wants a weak U.S. but we don't need to spend more on defense than the combined expenditures of the next 40 countries.
As I said, I'm challenging the Tea Party and Republican advocates to publically reject or embrace these issues. Obviously Romney is prepared to reject and embrace every issue. Has there ever been a candidate who was more of a flip-flopper? The man is unwilling to explain his views: on taxes (other than tax breaks for the wealthy); abortion in cases of rape and incest; elimination of deductions; equal pay for women; education assistance for the needy; ending the war in Afghanistan; voter repression of the old, young and minorities; and why no one in his family has ever served in our country's military. This man is a disgrace in terms of integrity and truthfulness although he is desperate to become president and Republicans are desperate to replace that minority guy leading our country.
Vincent Capozzella, Breckenridge


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Ravines Dry Riesling is a unique and elegant expression of the brilliant Finger Lakes terroir. The bouquet of the wine is delicate with intricate aromas of white flowers mingled with pear, apple and citrus notes followed by a lingering mineral finish and a vibrant acidity.
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Beyond the bustling, concrete jungle we call New York City, there lies an entire state that is primarily agricultural and rural. Viticulture has long been a practice in New York, with the production of high quality wine steadily growing over the past few decades. The New York State wine industry is diverse, with plantings that range from native American species to vitis vinifera, not to mention a number of hybrids and crossings. Native American varieties are very sturdy grapes, immune to phylloxera and genetically prone to withstand cold and snow. Unfortunately, wines made from these grapes, of the species vitus labrusca, have an unfortunate aroma and flavor critics refer to as "foxy." For this reason there are a number of hybrids that were created with the hopes of merging the non-foxy qualities of vitis vinifera with the lasting power of the native varieties. Some of these hybrids are still around today, the most widely used being Seyval Blanc. For vitis vinifera, you'll most likely find Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot.
Notable FactsThe top regions of New York State are the Finger Lakes, the Hudson Valley and more recently, Long Island.
The Finger Lakes, located along the border of New York State and Canada, have been the heart of the New York wine industry for the past century. It was the region that first experimented with hybrids (mixes between European varieties and American varieties) and produced successful wines with them. The pioneer behind many of the top quality wines in the Finger Lakes was Dr. Konstantin Frank, who began focusing on cool-climate, European white varieties like Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Chardonnay. Manischewitz, the top producer of kosher wines, is also based here, making kosher wines from the plethora of Concord grapes. Also popular are ice wines, a product of the cold winters that move through the region.
The Hudson Valley, located just above New York City, is home to some of the oldest vines in the state. The small to medium sized vineyards focus on both hybrids and vinifera varieties.Long Island is the most recent wine industry boom, and most of the vineyards here are located on the North Fork, which happens to be the sunniest part of the island. The area has a maritime climate, which has led many wine growers to plant maritime style varieties - most notably, the Bordeaux varieties of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Quality here is growing as winemakers gain knowledge of the land and become more experienced with winemaking techniques.
About Other USEvery state in the United States makes wine. That's not to say that every wine is good, nor is every wine made from grapes. Hawaii ferments pineapples, while Connecticut makes wines from their well-known berry farms. But almost every state has at least one vineyard trying to make wine from grapes. Those who are most successful, beyond California, Washington, Oregon and New York are:
VirginiaWine in Virginia has come a long way since Thomas Jefferson unsuccessfully planted vinifera grapes at his home in Monticello. Our third president, known as the first American wine connoisseur, spent a good amount of time touring vineyards in France, hoping he could replicate the vineyards in Virginia. May not have been successful 200 years ago, but today, the Commonwealth of Virginia is home to over 150 wineries.
Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon are the most widely planted white and red grapes. Other success stories include Cabernet Franc, which does very well on Virginia soil, producing wines that are ripe and round, snuffing out the vegetal tendencies of this varietal. Viognier may be the next big white, making some lovely aromatic, yet dry, white wines.
New MexicoChampagne region after all), Gruet is now a nationally recognized wine. The wines are delicious and one of the best deals in sparkling wine. The family makes a range of wines - from the ethereal and efferevesant blanc de blancs to the more full-bodied blanc-de-noir to the slightly sweet demi-sec.
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So it was Me, him, and a pump player vs 3 huge guys. I was covering him, and he goes up about 3 feet behind them and yells surender. They turn around and shoot him for a good 5 seconds with speed ball markers. The only way he got them to stop was to run 10 feet back and behind a bunker. He was crying and he took of his shirt, his back was more welts than skin, and his hand and finger were shot from that range too. That was just fucked up.
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Expand your search to include a S&W 908...newer version of 3913......JJ
Hi All,
Im looking for an S&W 5906 or a 3913. If anyone has one they are trying to sell of know of anyone that is selling on let me know! And Ill already checked the cdnn website and they dont ship to california...thanks!
Expand your search to include a S&W 908...newer version of 3913......JJ
there is a place in woburn mass called four seasons guns and he gets a lot of what your looking for. he doesn't have either now but if you call him i'm sure he can find them for you. he has a great reputation and is probably the biggest dealer in the state.
I believe cdnn has the 5906 on sale now.
I found my 3913 on gunbroker.com.They usually have a few of them on there.
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I bought this S&W 5906 from CDNN for $299
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What are you looking to do with the 5906 or 3913? They are very different and are really meant for different tasks. The 5906 is a "full sized" 9mm which has a double-stacked magazine. Typically it is thought of as a range gun, duty gun, and/or home defence gun. The 3913 is a smaller pistol (3.5-inch barrel) and has a single-stacked magazine. I think of the 3913 as a good pistol for concealed carry (although you could carry the 5906 concealed).
Rockhound is correct.
The S&W 5906 is an excellent, full sized, double-stack,heavy home defense choice, while the smaller, lighter, single stack 3913 makes for a better personal carry choice..
I have them both, and use the 5906 for home defense... Never found a better choice for that purpose. (I have a set of Crimson Trace Lasergrips on it.)
The 3913 makes for a very good concealed carry weapon. I have the 3913, and the 3913LS, and I like the LS even better than the 3913, altho either would be a good choice.
I personally consider the 3rd Generation Smith line to be excellent firearms, absolutely RELIABLE (Job 1 for me) and more than self defense accurate.
I would suggest you "try" and hold both before you decide, as they are two different animals entirely.
Good Luck!
To me the 3900 series is either backup or for "small" people,the 5900 series just widens the grip a minimal 1/4" +/-.Thinner than a beretta but a whole different feel.I had an early 915,or generic 5904,but it was a sweeter piece than some of the 5900s I shot.For the price go for it,grab one to try,if you don't like it get your money back for the next purchase.


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One thing we were sure of is that we wanted a classic, timeless wedding without being too traditional. Since that broad description could be interpreted in many ways, we knew our venue would truly dictate the style of the occasion. Immediately after visiting the Oviatt Penthouse, we knew this was the perfect location for our wedding. Aside from the striking art deco elements, ornate lalique windows and the dramatic skyline view all around us, we loved that it allowed us show off our city at its finest.
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2. My chic Romona Keveza Dress that I customized by adding a touch of sparkle.
3. The skyline view.
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Ahmad Bradshaw could.
We need to sign.
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I didn't realize the extent of the Packers' injuries until last night when I saw both Charles Woodson and Clay Matthews on the sidelines. Yet, despite getting clobbered by the Giants, the Packers are still 7-4 and have managed to win 5 of their last 6. That's quite impressive.
For all the talk about the Cowboys' injuries, it isn't like they were winning with those players.
When Barry Church was lost for the season, the Cowboys were 1-1.
When Phil Costa went out for an extended period of time, they were 2-2
When Sean Lee was lost for the season, they were 2-3.
When Tyron Smith suffered his injury, they were 4-5.
When Bruce Carter was lost for the season, they were 5-5.
The Cowboys have been a .500 team no matter who's been playing for them.
Through 2 broken bones in the lower leg?
That I'd like to see.
People seem to think there are some superstar free agents out there.
Why would they sign worse?
it doesn't even matter if they "could". maybe demarco "could" have also. doesn't mean they "should" or that the team would let them. what a strange statement.
plus, it started comparing how many games Peterson missed with an ACL opposed to Murray and his injury injury - which makes no sense. Peterson had all offseason to recover, Murray was injured in the middle of the season.
Personally, I don't question the toughness of most of the injured players.
But I am beginning to wonder about the durability of some of them.
Some bodies just aren't built to withstand the rigors of an NFL season and if it's not one thing breaking down, it's another.
See where it says that: Schefter is basing his report on the fact that Bradshaw has played through several foot ailments in the past.? Some guys play through injuries, some don't.
We keep hearing that Murray has a sprained foot - but surely, it must be something more signifcant than that ! Anyone know ?
why even bring something this weak?
Not questioning his toughness. They guy just gets hurt. Did in college, last year and again this year.
didn't you hear, Jerry's pleased with the oline
I'm sorry, that doesn't equate to the same injuries.
why am I in here???? I guess all I can do is
here is what you said:
I agree with this. Nobody is immune, not even Adrian Peterson. But Murray has missed more games than Peterson even though Peterson tore his ACL.
i was just saying this is a ridiculous statement and doesnt make any sense. of course murray has missed more games when his injury occurs in the middle of the season, as opposed to right at the end with no games left/
also Rodgers wins with a bad oline so we should too.
What is missing in your analysis is that of our first 8 games or so we had a very tough schedule. Five road games. Facing teams like the Ravens (9-2), Falcons (10-1), Giants (7-4; twice), Bears (8-3). The "softer" matchups were against the Bucs (6-5) and Seahawks (6-5). The only team we faced that isn't in the playoff hunt is the Panthers (2-8).
Now as we are firmly in the much softer part of our schedule, we are undermanned. I expect that having Church, Lee, and Ratliff for example, might have made a very big difference in how we handled the Redskins last week.
Kudos. Get ready to duck.
We'll have to agree to disagree. I still beleive some guys play hurt and some dont. Ratliff gets a high ankle sprain and misses 4 games. Some other guys miss the whole season with a similar injury. You know a guy like Costa, for example, will not make it back with a similar injury. Terrell Owens breaks his ankle and returns in time to play in the Super Bowl.
Peterson also had the whole off season to rehab not six weeks during the season.
exactly, that's the whole point. the situations simply cannot be compared to each other.


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This piece is included in some master cylinders so that the same master can be used for power or manual brakes.
Manual brakes have a deeper bore in the piston to retain the brake pushrod.
Power brakes usually have a very shallow bore as the piston pin is retained by the booster.
Maybe my term is wrong. That's the little metal pin that the brake booster pushes into. It slides out easily of the master cylinder. It's not a piston, sorry
To change my ratio I can easily use a bracket to tilt the booster down, which brings the link arm up. Originally I had it on the top hole of my pedal (there are 2) and that's about 6:1 but only made my pedal force slightly easier.
So your saying the black piece in the second photo is the piston? But if the bore of the cylinder is 1 1/8 that black piece should be close, within thousands, to the same size as the bore. It's barely 5/8", doesn't make sense. In the first photo the black ring is a snap ring that holds the piston in the bore, if you remove that you'll be able to get the piston out, but you probably don't need to.
As far as pedal ratio. Say the distance from pedal pivot to push rod attachment is 3", and from pedal pivot to foot pad is 12", that would be 4:1. But you can't just re-drill the pedal arm to move the push rod attachment as that will change the arc of travel of the push rod and may put it in a bind, or push it over center. The best thing would be to lengthen the pedal arm to 18", but I can imagine the headaches that will cause, or change the pivot attachment of the pedal arm, even more trouble!
Reading back over your OP, maybe time to check that everything you swapped out is the correct stuff.
Thanks for the accurate info. That is the piston, however. I removed it from the master to get a size but you cant see the indent from the top view I guess.
And you are correct, it is a "used" master since Ive had it on the car for a week or so. The elongated holes I suppose would be for centering but it self centers. Any scuff marks are from me taking it on and off.
I got my pedal ratio based on: pedal top pivot to pedal / pedal top pivot to booster connection
Its the stock holes for the OEM 86 gm brake booster setup. Still think I should be looking for 6:1, its easy enough to make a new hole?
|Yes, the bore of the cylinder looks to be 1 1/8" from your first photo. The piece in the second photo, however is not the piston. You can see the piston in the first photo, it's located in the bore and has an indentation where the push rod goes. I also see what looks like elongated mounting holes with thread marks on the cylinder. Did it come this way? Also, IIRC, the pedal ratio should be closer to 6 to 1. That would definitely help with stopping.
Master Cylinder Bore size, what size is this?
Is this master cylinder roughly 1 1/8" or is there no way to tell other than get inside the master cylinder? I included the piston because some info vaguely claims that the piston is the bore but thats not correct.
Ive got a car that had perfect braking prior to a few weeks ago when I swapped out the booster (dual 9" now) and master cylinder. Lines were cleared of air 3 times (all 4 corners), combination valve is functional, pedal radio is roughly 4:1 using the stock 86 gm hole, booster holds vacuum and car has a vac gauge. As it is now, the pedal is rock hard with barely a few inches of pedal push and I have to really struggle to stop the car. I cant get any brakes to lock up on front or rear. It feels like stopping a car with no vacuum assit (as an example) even though the booster is working.
New front disc pads from last year and new rear drum shoes from before the swap. The lack of stopping power seems to match anything related to the wrong bore size on the master cylinder. I had the cylinder for over a year and have no record of where I bought it from. A mistake I agree.
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For match shooting, practice with the gun you're going to shoot the matchwith. For carry, practice with the gun you're going to carry.
Accuracy training is fine, for what it is. Acuracy is the fundamental skill to master. However, you're going to need fast accuracy, and that probably means using a flash sight picture, learning the 5 types of focus, and learning the lines of demarcation when one changes to another. A typical"training session" for me goes like this (I shoot with a group of 2-5 other shooters):
1 full mag of group shooting. 2.5" circle at 25 yards. The guy who cuts the most paint wins.
1 Full maag of one shot draws on steel at 10 yards. The guy with the most dingers wins. The guy with the fastest draw with a hit is Matt Dillon.
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3 Bill drills, 1 at 5, one at 7, and one at 10 yards. USPSA scoring.
3 El Presidentes.1 at 7, 1 at 10, and 1 at 15 yards. USPSA scoring.
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November 25. 2012 6:23PM
Germano Martins, center, of the state Department of Health and Human Services and the guest speaker at the November meeting of NARFE Chapter 408 in Manchester, is joined by chapter member Joe Kowalik, left, and the chapter president, Robert Phillips. (COURTESY)
KEENE - The Cheshire County Retired Educators Association plans a holiday luncheon meeting Tuesday, Dec. 11, at Stonewall Farm.
Hosts Nickie Pregent and Jeannette Gardner will welcome members during the social time from noon to 12:30 p.m., which will be followed by a catered luncheon buffet. The Keene Senior Swingers will entertain the group.
CCREA invites members to donate mittens, gloves or some item of children's outerwear for distribution through Southwest Community Services to Headstart programs.
Members also are encouraged to bring nonperishable food or monetary contributions for The Community Kitchen and Monadnock Food Coalition. Donations may be made to one or both of these groups, but are not required.
Membership is open to all retired teachers, administrators and educational support staff who live in or previously taught in the county. Prospective members or those wishing to attend the luncheon should call membership chairman Ken Whitaker at 827-3702.
Chapin Senior Center offers health screenings
NEW LONDON - Chapin Senior Center, 37 Pleasant St., will host a VNA foot care clinic from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, and 1 to 3 p.m. Friday, Dec. 14. The cost is $20, and a doctor's order is required for diabetics. For an appointment, the center at 526-6368.
A drop-in blood pressure and glucose screening clinic and Ask a Nurse are scheduled from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 7.
The Breakfast Club book discussion group will focus on "Following Atticus" by Tom Ryan when it meets at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11.
Movie & Pizza Night and Conversations with Lunch won't be held in December.
Bedford Seniors' meeting will be a Christmas party
BEDFORD - Bedford Seniors members will gather for their annual Christmas party Tuesday, Dec. 11, at the Manchester Country Club.
Anyone who hasn't signed up, should call Jo at 623-7073. The cost is $22 for a four-course meal offering a choice of salmon in dill sauce or stuffed chicken breast. Entertainment will feature Paul Bordeleau at the piano and Doug Ricard singing.
Members are asked to bring donations of canned vegetables for the Salvation Army.
NARFE Chapter 408's Christmas party Dec. 6
MANCHESTER - The National Association of Active and Retired Federal Employees Chapter 408 will have its annual Christmas party at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 6, at The Chateau on Hanover Street.
The party will include food, raffles and entertainment. Members who have not made reservations are urged to call Roland Remillard at 623-3614.
At the meeting this month, Germano Martins of the state Department of Health and Human Services shared a wealth of information of particular importance to seniors.
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I would like to hear any recomendations about the On One Suite 5 VS the complete set of Nik Software ?
Nik Software Vs Onone
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Posted 05 May 2010 - 07:49 AM
I use NIK Silver Efex Pro and Viveva2 - both very good - particularly like Viveva2 (worth trying 30day free trail) - cannot comment on On One software suite.................Gerry
Posted 05 May 2010 - 09:05 PM
Hi, Onone software is very good, i particularly like genuine fractals. Never used Nik software
Posted 07 May 2010 - 05:29 AM
I am not a pro but my uncle is and he is using NIK Silver Efex Pro and Viveva2....and he says it is good!
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If you search Google you can get an education version of Plug-In Suite 5 for less than 1/2 price!!!
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i've tried nik software and it is very easy to use and has many useful features
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PS Plug-ins are also new to the area of most PS I as well. I downloaded the demo Nik Color Effex Pro 3.0 onOne Software Tools and photos. I have not been able to play with the instruments of photos yet, but I like how Nik. mostly for quick cuts in the photo shop,or is it something else?
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I will recommend you to use Nik software.
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Hi, this is my first post. I ordered two 9mm 10-round mags for my 92SF and Beretta sent me two .40 S&W mags instead. I called Beretta and the rep said that 9mm ammo would load and feed just fine with the .40s, as "...the lips and followers are so close in size."
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OK I am sure this is a simple solution I am not thinking of but here is my delima. I am making some budget scratchbuilt fett sidearms. The have the square grip dome back and a similar barrell. because that's all you cal see in the fuzzy pics. they are light and in expensive but I want to ship them.
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Re: The definition of I can cook
I think Julia Child said it all in the rap song released for her 100th birthday, Bon Apetite!
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Re: The definition of I can cook
When I used to work on the Harbor Tug in Pensacola, FL we never knew when we would be called out for an overnight emergency. Since most of our trips were just for a couple hours the boat was not kept provisioned except for some spam, noodles and oilive oil. It's better than nothing.
As for being able to say you can cook, I agree with the previous posters, you need to be able to plan and prepare menu.
You guys are making me hungry,
Re: The definition of I can cook
There's been times I'd have been heartily grateful for a good fried spam sandwich on fresh white bread with kosher pickle, but probably not more than once or twice a year.
If all you got is canned meat probably good to have a cook that's dealt with it before.
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Originally Posted by johnnyquest37 View Post
EJ gets invited to all our longer distance cruises...
So, my standards for a "good cook" are now unreasonably high. Being able to fry up some Spam doesn't cut it.
Re: The definition of I can cook
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That idea of bringing spices is interesting, that you you know you can make make the secrete sauce.
OK I'll bite (figuratively) what do you do to spice up Broccoli?
I like Thai too, we have a restaurant down the street and like their food.
While there is not a specific recipe for broccoli in her book I would substitute broccoli for cabbage or cauliflower in any recipe.
Indian food is great for those who wish to eat less meat.
The recipe I would use for broccoli is for the dish "cabbage with peas". The only exotic spices you would need are: whole cumin seeds, turmeric, garam masala and green chilies (optional). You could substitute your favorite curry powder for the garam masala and green chilies.
The more mundane ingredients are: sliced vegetable (cabbage, cauliflower &/or broccoli), frozen peas, cooking oil, bay leaves, cayenne pepper, salt & pinch of sugar.
The crux of this recipe involves heating up oil in the pan until hot. Toss in 1 tbsp of cumin seeds, a few bay leaves and allow to brown for about 1 minute.
At this point add vegetables, 1 tsp (or more) turmeric and cayenne (if using), lower heat and cover until tender (5 minutes). Add green chili, salt, sugar; stir to mix. Cover and cook on low heat another 2-3 minutes. Remove cover and sprinkle with garam masala.
This recipe would still taste good if you only used whole cumin seeds, turmeric and cayenne and added finely chopped garlic and/or shallot.
Great plain or with rice. Cook time < 15 minutes. Prep time: minimal.
I bring my own spices because you can't find garam masala, cumin seeds, green chilis and even turmeric in most "white bread" US supermarkets.
Re: The definition of I can cook
There is a guy on our crew (EJ) who can cook. Shortly after he joined our crew, there was this "Gourmet Raft-Up" event. Plan was for all the participating boats to prepare an appetizer, a main course, and a dessert with prizes going for best in each category and best overall. EJ signed on for the event and volunteered to do the cooking/provisioning.
Turns out EJ has a BS in culinary arts from the Culinary Institute of America. He prepared an amazing seared tuna appetizer, braised short ribs main dish, and a goat cheese cheese cake with pumpkin compote. It was incredible what he did on our two-burner stove/oven.
Needless to say, we walked away with most of the prizes.
EJ gets invited to all our longer distance cruises...
So, my standards for a "good cook" are now unreasonably high. Being able to fry up some Spam doesn't cut it.
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Originally Posted by nkamper View Post
I am learning to grow sprouts and make cheese.
rockDAWG's "rules" are way off base. Too much depends on the boat and the passage.
If you have three aboard with everyone standing watch and one person doing the bulk of the heavy cooking his ideas work okay.
Bigger boat, longer trip, four aboard and skipper/cook with three watches 4 on/8 off, skipper first called and cook, then rotating cleaning is reasonable but the skipper should be pumping out 3 meals and a midnight plus keeping the snack bag going.
Bigger boat, crew of five or more with a dedicated cook the cook won't be standing a watch, is second called, pumps out three meals plus midnight, the snack bag, and all the cleaning.
In all cases when things are settled the cook can and should hand up tasks to the watch like peeling veg.
Re: The definition of I can cook
Originally Posted by chef2sail View Post
Remember with green veggies not to completely cover as the plant acids will ruin the color. I like broccoli with toasted poppy seed butter. It's also good with Gorgonzola crumbles ( kids love this).
May be the is why I never have "cans" vegetable on board except can Mushroom.
Re: The definition of I can cook
Originally Posted by hellosailor View Post
Thanks, dawg, but even if you've got full water tanks? I'd never cook broccoli "in" fresh water. Just put 1/4" in the bottom of the pan and cover, let it steam. Much better than boiled veggies.
I have a friend who boils veggies. I restrain myself from comment.
I think the only green thing I boil is lobster, and that's only because I don't have an autoclave to steam them in.
All is good
Re: The definition of I can cook
Originally Posted by rockDAWG View Post
Hellosailor has good suggestions for Broccoli. I like the simple approach for Broccoli as a side dish. Just cook Broccoli in water until tender, drain the water and add butter and salt.
If you want to use Broccoli as a main dish, blanch Broccoli and saute with satay sauce along with tenderized beef or shrimp.
It is an easy meal on the boat, especaily when the engine is running with plenty of hot water. Take about 10 min or less.
I once when I was a chef years ago wrote corporate menus for a large consortium of retirement communities ( 2000 residents in them in white table cloth dining facilities). One of my the favorite veggies on the menu was the broccoli with brown butter and poppy seeds. Well as you know theseeople spend a lot of time at the Drs and getting tests. I got a call one day from the head physician that almost all of the residents were flagged showing opiates in their system....they traced it back to their veggies and the fact they loved them and ate tons of poppy seeds.
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Best lenses for the 24-Mpix Nikon D7100: Wide-angle and primes and zoomsBy Kevin Carter - Friday October 11 2013 Lens Recommendations
This is the fourth and final part in the series of our lens recommendations for the Nikon D7100, where we've analyzed over 20 Nikkor and third-party wide and ultra wide angle prime and zoom models to assess their optical quality.
Read onto find out which of these lenses are the best performers when paired with Nikon's ultra-high resolution 24-Mpix APS-C format semi-pro model.
This is the last of a four part series, where we've analysed the optical performance of 22 wide-angle and ultra wide-angle lenses from Nikon and third-party makers. Nikon are no strangers to this group of focal lengths, of course, having once made one of the most extensive and respected ranges of wide-angle lenses in the history of the 35mm format. Today, Nikon and the third party makers such as Sigma, Tamron, Tokina and Zeiss offer an expansive range of models that exceed those models from yesteryear in both scope and performance. We've tested the high-resolution D7100 with 10 full-frame primes between 14mm and 24mm in focal length and 12 zooms including the DX format ultra-wide Sigma 8-16mm (12-24mm equivalent) f/4.5-5.6 and Nikon's extreme full-frame AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8G ED.
Best wide and ultra-angle primes for the D7100
Best wide angle zooms for the D7100
Further readings for the Best lenses for the 24-Mpix Nikon D7100: Wide-angle and primes and zooms
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Added by rdebari | March 17 , 2015
Nikkor AF-S 12-24 f/4 DX
I would really appreciate seeing a review of this lens. Many photographers shooting DX would like to see how the 10-24 and 12-24
AF-S DX Nikkors stack up against each other in DxoMark. Thanks!
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Added by nigelwatts | April 08 , 2015
Re: Nikkor AF-S 12-24 f/4 DX
i saw a post from DXO Mark that the review would be posted 'soon' but that was in 2013. I am also eager to see how it stacks up.
Added by Nicool | January 14 , 2016
Re: Nikkor AF-S 12-24 f/4 DX
same here!
I also saw DXO Marks commented in 2013 that they would include a test for the 12-24 Nikon:
It would really make sense to see how it compares to the 10-24mm Nikon on a 24 MP Nikon DX DSLR.
Added by yetitov | January 07 , 2015
D7100 wide angle
Hi Kevin
I have one suggestions to your review:
It looks like you miss up for the definition of the wide angle for the DX format ( and that is not only for that Review).
If we will took in attention that for FX format wide angle focus length is equal or less than 35mm according to this link:
That means for the DX format wide lens must be less than: 35mm/1.5=23.33...mm.
In this case 3 lenses in your wide lens for D7100 table must be removed:
#1. Carl Zeiss Distagon T 25mm f/2 ZF.2 Nikon;
#2. Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24mm f/1.4G ED;
#3. Carl Zeiss Distagon T 25mm f/2.8 ZF2 Nikon.
If this lenses will be removed, the winner will be:
"Sigma 20mm F1.8 EX DG ASP RF".
I am not surprised, because I use this lens for more than 3 years in DX and FX cameras and for the long time inside Pro Photographers I kept my secret of "Best Sharpest Wide FX and DX Black Cardinal" lens. It's really cost not to match.
I also think that Pro photographers would like to see in Lens Specification page angle parameters and for both FX and DX formats.
Just keep in mind that in lens parameters for Real Pro Photographers: first Max Aperture,
second max and min focus length, but more important - max and min parameter of standard diagonal lens angel.
Sorry, but I can not find this parameter, which most as I think much more important than:
Tripod mount No, or Color Black.
I would like more your review after it will be improved.
Added by DMKphotog | March 21 , 2014
Nikon AF-S 16-85mm f3.5-5.6 G ED
I was looking for review info for this lens on the D-7100, but can't seem to locate one. Have you reviewed this lens?
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Added by Sophie - DxOMark | April 01 , 2014
Re: Nikon AF-S 16-85mm f3.5-5.6 G ED
Thanks for posting your question on this forum. Results are available, but we did not review this lens with the D7100. You can have a look at the results right here:
Best regards.
Added by pimadude | October 18 , 2013
Tokina 12-28mm Lens
When do you expect to test the newer Tokina 12-28mm f/4.0 AT-X Pro lens? This lens is an upgrade to the Tokina 12-24mm lens with an extended focal length. It would be especially interesting to see a test of this lens in terms of its corrections for Lateral Chromatic Aberration that have been a bugaboo for Tokina lenses.
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | October 22 , 2013
Re: Tokina 12-28mm Lens
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
These lenses are very interesting and we will try to measure them this winter.
Best regards,
The DxOMark team
Added by KingWickedSound | January 29 , 2015
Re: Tokina 12-28mm Lens
Hi There - I'm also keen to read a review of the 12-28mm. Do you think you will be doing this? Particularly keen for it on a 70d as I have had issues with the 12-24mm f4. Thanks :)
Added by Sarajoesen | February 23 , 2015
Re: Tokina 12-28mm Lens
Likely to be used together quite well.
Added by foravis | April 17 , 2015
Re: Tokina 12-28mm Lens
I'm also interested of this lens and other wide angle zooms that are released few years ago. There are more and more "PREVIEW" instead of "TESTED".
Added by Vadim.Leb | October 11 , 2013
Nikkor 12-24 DX
Thanks for review. Do you plan to test Nikkor AF-S DX 12-24mm f/4G IF-ED? Is there any difference to Nikkor AF-S DX 10-24mm which cost extra money?
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | October 15 , 2013
Re: Nikkor 12-24 DX
Thanks for your proposition, some of these lenses should be available soon. But we are not sure about the publication date.
Best regards,
The DxOMark team
Added by parrysights | October 11 , 2013
Nikon D7100 Review - Reflection on D3200
Another tour de force for the team. Thank you very much. This type of work makes it easier for me to rationalize purchasing your software in part to support the information that saves me much more on lens purchases.
I currently shot with a D600 (no sensor spot issues) and a D3200. The D600 is outstanding in all ways as evidenced by your reviews, and my experience. The D3200 is not so obvious. So I did a little bit of digging with the DxO data. It may be of interest to other readers.
There are only three lenses that have DxO data with the Nikon D3200. These are: Tamron 28-300, Sigma 120-400 and Tamron 120-400. There is also data for the D7100 with these lenses, so we can perhaps start to see what the impact is of the slightly different sensor and the removal of the low-pass filter. Here are the numbers that I have uncovered. They relate only to the 'Sharpness' scores, see the full lens reviews for more information.
Tamron 28-300
Tamron 70-200
Sigma 120-400
The comparable 'Sharpness' scores for the D600 are 9, 15 and 12 respectively. Clearly not all 24 MP cameras are the same.
I estimate the difference in sharpness between the D3200 and D7100 is about 15% or so, in favor of the D7100. This is a bit less than the improvement seen when comparing the D800 and D800E using the DxO numbers.
I hope this helps those of you who wonder how the D3200 and D5200 stack up until the DxO team comes out with more figures. The bottom line is go out and shoot. I still have lots of fun taking my D70 out and shooting candid B&W photos.
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Thanks for your kind support! D3200 measurement available should not have been published. All measurement should be soon ready :)
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Finally installed my Heiland innards onto my ESB EE-3
Finally installed my Heiland innards onto my ESB EE-3
Last edited by GCNgamer128; Feb 27, 2009 at 5:33 AM. Reason: Fixed blaster name.
That looks cool bro! I got the same end with my Heiland, but I have been thinking to use mine for a lightsaber I am working on. It does have a really good look in your blaster though!
Very nice! I don't care that it's not 100% accurate, it looks alot better with the insides showing.
I didn't know Boba carried an E-11 though ..........someone has TK's on the mind. jk man
I think I visit whitearmor.net more often than TDH as of late. Boba carries in E-11 in Battlefront II, haha, but the REAL Boba uses an EE-3 though
I always debated about installing innards, but kids always shove their fingers up the barrel. I figured this might put a stop to that, and make it look better in the long run!
I purchased them from shabad about a month ago, and it took me a month how to get them in there without using a hammer and power tools, haha. Turns out, a screwdriver was all that was required
Good ole Battlefront II, he will probably be carrying a Lewis gun in III.
Do you have any pics of the innards out of the gun? Just curious as to what they look like.
You can see the boring emptiness here, heh.
Looks just like mine...except I placed mine a bit father inward on the barrel. Definately adds some realism!!!
Looks great! Do you know if he has more internals available? I have a vader saber that is hollow and needs guts
Very nice. I like the look too and am doing something very similar.
So I've been noodle'in how the flash tube sits in the blaster. What's the best way to keep the tube in there. My barrel is 100% hollow the entire length. I've got a 3 cell tube (good that I don't have to cut any part of it, since the entire tube is hollow). I've got a few ideas, but am interested on what others do. What did you do Andy?
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Looks good Coils. Please keep us informed on your build. I'm eagerly trying to learn more about other platforms.
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Looks good Coils. Please keep us informed on your build. I'm eagerly trying to learn more about other platforms.
Cool, what's the plan for the barrel?
A thank you to all
Did you get a good barrel or is it de milled?
It's a good barrel, only three holes, not six. That's the main reason I bought it, don't want to mess around with a patched up barrel, and because it's a Tula. :DQuote:
Cool, what's the plan for the barrel?
2nd, I'm going to try and take plenty of pics as I go, but I got a small project to finish before I start on this.
If you (or any of you) see something your interested in building, just buy the kit awhile, hell even if you don't build it your not going to lose anything.
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Just now (five days later) discovered your post. Not sure why added posts are not reaching me. I tried the gunco email but it seems to have no attachment capability. I still have the scan saved if you are interested.
VD in AZ
Nice snag Coils. Did you pick up one of the 2 wheel carts for it yet?? They won't be $350.00 forever I bet.
VD, yes I'm still interested in seeing that, I'll pm you my email addy.
Thanks Bradrock. No I didn't get the mount yet, and they already went up at APEX to 400 in the last two weeks. I'm hoping to get the funds together in a few weeks, so hopefully I'll find a deal somewhere.
Got a mount, it came yesterday and I opened it up today and put it back together. Got it from a guy on GunBroker shipped for the same price APEX wants just for the mount.
I also got to mess with the cut receiver today, got most of the de-slagging done and can fit the barrel into the front two pieces, can also get the carrier to fit into all the pieces. Still need to work on the grooves for the cocking handle.
I'll post a pic(s) later.
Now I want to try and make an insert to fit into the receiver pieces to hold it in shape while welding it.


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Our video is just perfect. Everyone says, "the day went by in such a blur, but I ...
Thompson Photographics
6760 Mexico Road
Saint Peters, MO 63376, USA
Photographers, Videographers
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Larry Thompson was a phenomenal wedding photographer! Since we were an out of to...
A Love Story Productions
St Louis, MO, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
They were also great to work with. They captured every moment of the entire day ...
Exousia Productions
St. Louis, MO, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Armand and Lolita are so pleasant to work with. They do wonderful work and made ...
Birdeye Media
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
We are so happy that Alex was there to capture our wedding day. She was so helpfu...
William Middlebrook
St. Louis, MO, USA
1 rating, 0 reviews, 1 wedding
Complete Music Central I...
11224 Olive Blvd
St. Louis, 11224 Olive Blvd, United States (USA)
(314) 991-5656
DJs, Bands/Live Entertainme...
10 ratings, 9 reviews, 11 weddings
We had such a great DJ, Sean Mazzola, from complete music. My husband and I total...
Compete Music, Video, Photo
11224 Olive Boulevard
St. Louis, MO, United States
DJs, Videographers
8 ratings, 6 reviews, 8 weddings
Our DJ went above and beyond the call of duty! He paid attention to everything th...
Nika Imaging
St Louis, MO, United States
2 ratings, 3 reviews, 3 weddings
We did not have a good experience with this photographer. Rather unprofessional....
View Plus Photo/video
St Louis, MO, United States
Photographers, Videographers
0 ratings, 1 review, 1 wedding
Please, I am begging you, do not use view plus photo. Unprofessional, hard to un...