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The Canisius baseball team concluded the regular-season by extending the nation's longest winning streak with a doubleheader sweep of Monmouth University at the Demske Sports Complex on Senior Day on Friday. The Golden Griffins won 9-2 and 16-4 to finish the regular season on a 16-game winning streak and with a 38-14 overall record and 20-4 record in conference play.
Canisius posted 16 home wins during the 2014 season, besting the program record of 15 home wins from the 1994 season. Canisius also set a program record with the 20 conference wins and became the second MAAC team to win 20 league games since the team switched to a 24-game schedule in 2008, joining the 2011 Manhattan team.
Canisius opens play in the 2014 MAAC Tournament on Wednesday night at 7 p.m. at FirstEnergy Park in Lakewood, N.J. The top-seeded Golden Griffins will face the lowest-seeded winner of the two games (No. 3 vs. No. 6 and No. 4 vs. No. 5) from earlier in the day. The final seedings for the six-team, double-elimination tournament will be set as regular-season play concludes this weekend.
Game One – Canisius 9, Monmouth 2
Monmouth got on the board with an RBI double down the right-field line from Danny Avella in the top of the first. The Griffs answered right back, as sophomore Anthony Massicci was hit by a pitch and senior Jesse Kelso walked. Senior Jimmy Luppens sent a bleeder into right-center that scored Massicci and tied the game. Sophomore Brett Siddall then laced a ground-rule double to the gap in right center that scored Kelso and gave the Griffs the lead.
Canisius continued to hit Monmouth starter Chris McKenna hard in the second inning, which started with a ground-rule double to left-center from freshman Christ Conley. After a sacrifice bunt from senior Ronnie Bernick, Massicci doubled to left-center to make it 3-1. Kelso followed with a perfect bunt single up the third-base line to put runners at the corners. With Kelso running on the pitch, Luppens singled through the right side, and both runners scored to put the Griffs up by four runs. Siddall popped out, but a single from junior Connor Panas chased McKenna from the game.
Canisius broke the game open with four runs in the bottom of the fourth as the Griffs loaded the bases without a hit, using an HBP and two walks. Panas brought home Kelso on a fielder's choice. After junior Jesse Puscheck was hit by a pitch to load the bases, pinch-hitter Shane Zimmer singled to center to score Luppens and Panas. An RBI single from Conley made it 9-1.
Junior Devon Stewart (6-5) won his second straight start by allowing two runs on six hits in six innings. Freshman Zachary Sloan pitched a scoreless seventh inning.
Luppens went 3-for-3 with a walk and three RBI. Conley went 2-for-3 with a walk while Kelso scored three runs after going 1-for-2 with a walk and HBP.
Game Two – Canisius 16, Monmouth 4
The Griffs scored first for the first time of the series as senior Jose Torralba led off with a walk, moved to second on a groundout, stole third and scored on a chopper from Luppens that bounced out of the third baseman's glove. Canisius added another run in the second as Bernick worked a one-out walk and eventually scored on a triple from Kelso down the right-field line to make it 2-0.
After Monmouth (22-23, 12-10 MAAC) scored a run in the top of the third, the Griffs pushed the lead to 5-1 in the bottom of the inning on a three-run homer from freshman Jake Lumley. Panas and Zimmer were hit by a pitch on consecutive pitches before Lumley hit his first collegiate homer over the right-field fence.
Freshman Zachary Trumpler made his first conference start for the Griffs and went three-plus innings. Trumpler induced groundballs for inning-ending double plays in the first two innings. Trumpler left the game in the fourth after putting the first two runners on base, but senior Mike Tolsma relieved the freshman and stranded both inherited runners to maintain the Griffs' lead.
A leadoff homer in the fourth from Kelso put the Griffs up 6-1. Canisius then broke the game open by sending 10 batters to the plate in the fifth and scoring six runs. Bernick forced home a run when being hit by a pitch with the bases loaded. Torralba added an RBI single while Siddall and Panas each had two-RBI singles to make it 12-1.
Bernick went 2-for-2 with three runs scored and two RBI while hitting his first homer of the season. Kelso, Torralba and Lumley each posted three hits with Torralba scoring three runs and Lumley posting three RBI
Five Canisius pitchers threw in the second game for the Griffs. Trumpler (1-0) allowed one run on three hits in his three innings while Tolsma threw three shutout innings. Senior Tyler Soucie, junior Eric Stolzenburg and sophomore Iannick Remillard each threw an inning of relief.
Notes: Carolina and Kennesaw State each posted a 16-game winning streak earlier this season… Canisius batted around in the fifth inning of the second game, sending at least nine batters to the plate for the 22nd time this season… Canisius has scored at least nine runs in five straight games for the second time this season… Canisius completed its eighth series sweep of the year… The Griffs have now won eight straight games four times in 2014, the most in the country… Canisius finished MAAC play by outscoring its opponents by 4.4 runs per game. Fairfield is second-best in the MAAC at 1.8 runs per game.


text: "We're having a press conference about the national team" should be enough, especially with many of the insiders already knowing or having a good idea of what it would be about. I'm sure "Cynthia Phaneuf has an announcement on Wednesday" is more popular because the writers can write the story in advance and fill in the details right after the press conference. They don't even have to think about it: they can read this thread -- re-hash her back injury and skating record, and express how sad it is that she's not competing anymore and what a great role model she was -- since we've already written it for them.

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Nike's 'Considered Design' programme, aims to create performance products that minimise environmental impact by reducing waste during the design and development process, use environmentally preferred materials, and eliminate toxics. To make the kits, Nike uses discarded water bottles destined for landfill sites in Japan and Taiwan, where they can take up to 500 years to decompose. This saves precious raw materials and reduces energy consumption by up to 30% compared to conventional fabrics.
The bottles are placed in a large washing machine to clean them and get rid of labels before they are chopped into tiny flakes and melted down into a yarn that is ultimately spun to make the fabric for the jerseys and shorts. Use of recycled polyester across its new range of club kits means Nike has saved nearly 13 million plastic water bottles, a total of around 254,000 kg of polyester waste - enough to cover more than 29 football pitches, and to stretch over 3,000 kilometres if laid out end-to-end.
The process is used for all shirts, whether worn by the players or available to fans. Other Nike kits using recycled materials include the World Cup shirts worn by Brazil, Portugal, The Netherlands, USA and Australia.


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I don't agree with the names the parents gave the children, it will just make it hard on the children but,this is just another form of government censorship.
a person can change a name with a couple sheets of paper. Body art is forever deforming.The name isn't going to make the person. The parents will (for the most part). The name is just incidental.Without all of the information for the state's reasoning, I have a problem with what they did. But it is awefully one sided right now since they are self-censoring, and this man does have a bad history (not to mention bad current!)..Rick
i lost track of this story, but last i heard, it sounded like it was not just about the names?going through the court system as my son tries to keep custody of his children, i have lost all faith in the system. i have found that laws mean nothing. courts and judges can do as they please and if they don't follow the law, no one gives a darn.
Some people seem to be missing the point. I do not agree with Devil worship, but I will certainly fight for your right to do so. The same with the names. I may or may not agree with a name, and it really makes no difference why a person is named the name they are named with, but I will defend your namer right to name the namee. Or is that namie?


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A court's discretionary power to decline to exercise its jurisdiction where another court may more conveniently hear a case.
Forum non conveniens is a discretionary power that allows courts to dismiss a case where another court, or forum, is much better suited to hear the case. This dismissal does not prevent a plaintiff from refiling his or her case in the more appropriate forum. See Res Judicata. This doctrine may be invoked by either the defendant, or by the court. See sua sponte.
When determining whether or not to exercise forum non conveniens, courts consider several factors, including:
- The residence of the parties
- The location of evidence and witnesses
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- The relative burdens on the court systems
- The plaintiff's choice of forum
- How changing the forum would affect each party's case
Even if a plaintiff brings a case in an inconvenient forum, a court will not grant a forum non conveniens dismissal if there is no other forum that could hear the case, or if the other forum would not award the plaintiff any money even if he or she won. Similarly, courts will not grant a forum non conveniens dismissal where the alternative forum's judicial system is grossly inadequate. For example, an American court would not grant a forum non conveniens dismissal where the alternative forum was Cuba.
Sometimes, courts attach conditions to forum non conveniens dismissals. For example, the court might require the defendant to waive defenses that would prevent the plaintiff from re-filing the suit in the alternative forum. Or the court might dismiss the case in favor of a foreign court, but only on the condition that the defendant allow American-style discovery.
On appeal, forum non conveniens decisions are evaluated using an abuse of discretion standard.
The Supreme Court most recently considered forum non conveniens in Piper Aircraft Co. v. Reyno, 454 U.S. 235 (1981). In that case, the Court held that so long as there was a remedy available in the alternate forum, it did not matter if the remedy was clearly insufficient. However, lower courts do not strictly follow this rule. Instead, they usually consider the adequacy of the alternative forum's remedy as another factor to be balanced when deciding whether or not to grant a forum non conveniens dismissal.
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DN 16 Mahāparinibbāna Sutta - The Great Passing, The Buddha's Last Days
"For the Blessed One, O Lord, spoke these words to me: 'I shall not come to my final passing away, Evil One, until my bhikkhus and bhikkhunis, laymen and laywomen, have come to be true disciples — wise, well disciplined, apt and learned, (knowers and) preservers of the Dhamma, living according to the Dhamma, abiding by the appropriate conduct, and having learned the Master's word, are able to expound it, preach it, proclaim it, establish it, reveal it, explain it in detail, and make it clear; until, when false teachings arise, they shall be able to refute them thoroughly and well, and to preach this convincing and liberating Dhamma.'
"And now, O Lord, bhikkhus and bhikkhunis, laymen and laywomen, have become the Blessed One's disciples in just this way. So, O Lord, let the Blessed One come to his final passing away! The time has come for the Parinibbana of the Lord."
This sutta shows that the Buddha had determined to have his Four-fold Sangha (noble disciples), including bhikkunis, fully established in the world even before he started his teaching career, and this Four-fold Sangha, including the bhikkuni order, shall be continued and developed to preserve and preach the Dhamma.
The Buddha created the bhikkuni order to better facilitate women's Dhamma practice and liberation, just as he created the bhikkhu order to facilitate men's practice. This led me to believe that bhikkuni should be the best vehicle for women's liberation, instead of 8- or 10-precept nun and etc. As followers of the Buddha, we should put faith in him and try to revive the bhikkuni order so that his Four-fold Sangha will be fully established again and continue to thrive in the world.
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If you are looking for the genetics of the colony, a trap out will not work.
?got a call today for what would probably be a pretty easy cutout, but the guy doesn't want to cut into his wall. family stuff going on. i advised him to leave them alone for now if they were not bothering anyone, they have been there for 3 years...,and to call me later.it sounds like it might also be a candidate for a trapout, but what would happen to all that stuff in the wall? i know we kind of hit this subject before, but i would be concerned about leaving 3 years worth of honey in the wall of a house.


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text: You just can't keep me away from your fabulous city. I had such a blast 2 years ago I've decided to return. I'll be there from Wed the 22nd till Sunday the 27th. I have plans for Saturday evening, and I will most likely be useless on Wednesday. But I am free on any other day or evening for lunch/dinner/voids. If anyone would like to meet up, just say the word. And, as last time, I welcome any and all suggestions for places to buy yummy chocolates or cakes. And a good place for afternoon tea. My coworker recommended a place called the Mansion on O for brunch, and said they had offbeat events like treasure hunts. When I looked at their website, the whole place looked bizarre to me. Is this a place I should check out, or is it only for gullible tourists? BTW, I was originally planning to arrive on Monday, but when I looked for a hotel room, it seemed the whole city was booked solid. I couldn't figure out why DC would be booked up that week in January. I figured it out eventually.


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As you may have seen, we released the Prose theme for WordPress today, and in honor of that, we decided to switch Remarkable Communication over.
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Looks good. I love mine, it's a much cleaner look. If you use conduit cable lube on the sleeve, they slide right in. Also, elongate the holes in the bars. You don't see the holes anyway and it makes it much easier to thread. blacks are interchangeable.
Working on installing a set LA choppers 9" bars and after using up almost all of my patience on getting the wiring through them and mounted onto the bike I realized that there are no threads for the stock bar ends. I have tried to search the site to see what others have done about it but have found no mention of this issue. Probably because most switch out the grips too. I am guessing that the custom grips that people use are solid on the end and therefore do not need the bar ends. Is that assumption correct?
Bldhnd, you said the only issue you had was the clutch line. Nothing else gets tight? All of my clutch and brake lines get real tight in both directions. Guess I'm going to have to make a trip to the garage and try to reroute them. I think they are all going through those Chrome guides by the headlight. Of course, I'm finding this out after buying stock length stainless lines!!


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Or don't use any foundation at all. I have used foundationless frames for 3 years now. I just rip the top bars at a 45 degree angle to create a center guide and the bees do the rest.
Wooo thats a lot of wires, looks like you could lay concrete on that frame and it wouldnt warp!


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State police enforcement operation yields drunken driving arrests, traffic violations
State police have made 25 drunken driving arrests and have issued 280 speeding tickets as part of its New Year's enforcement campaign that began Saturday at midnight.
The enforcement operation will continue through midnight Wednesday.
State police have been assigned to patrol both highways and secondary roadways. Police are reporting 324 accidents with 29 injuries. They have also issued 17 infractions for seat belt violations.


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Please demand to go back to Africa, where you will have nothing. You have it made right here, but certainly not because you have done anything to deserve it. The nation is now being destroyed by lowlife bottomfeeders such as you, which is why you are so happy and comfortable being part of the trash that the nation has become. If it continues, everyone will end up living in a disgusting ghetto, so you might as well stay here, like you said. Enjoy! LOL<quoted text>What's even funnier is that a democracy that was set up by whites and in their favor has back fired tremendously and now they want to separate from the union they created. LMBAO, so you mean to tell me that as long as things go your way you're fine, but the second something falls out of your lap, you kick and scream over spilled milk. You can't have it all people, geez!
So chilish!
Blacks have endured through it all and you don't see us rioting over the last 42 WHITE presidents. You don't see us demanding to go back to Africa or threatening to leave the country just because we are UNhappy about who the commander in chief is, do you? A white republican blew his brains and his whole family away because Obama won. A white lady ran her husband over, and another business owner killed himself because of Obama, that is soooooooo SAD!
Blacks have taken it for decades, whites can't take 8 years!
No wonder we are a stronger people! We can take anything!
Yall can't.
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live in hole in ground
later live in walk-up rooms 7 in bed in 11 x 13 room
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You are correct. A typical liberal spineless Yankee pretending to be a real man. This guy wouldn't make a decent pimple on a Southern mans a-s.
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Name one country in the world that is controlled by blacks or where blacks are the majority that can even fee it's people. They all depend on white controlled countries for food and medicine.
Blacks are and always will be losers of the world,even the ones being supported by white tax payers in the US.
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#2776 Nov 23, 2012
You people love to say that black people have not contributed to the uprising success of the United States but we all know that that is a lie. You people only say that to make yourselves feel better and try to justify the free labor, unequal wages and countless lives lost due to being enslaved for HUNDREDS of years, but that is OK, do want to know why?
AMERICAs chickens have come home to roost. EVERYTHING and I do mean EVERYTHING that is going wrong here in the U.S is simply do to the way AMERICA inherited all of her good fortune! The Indians and Black people here on this land have ancestors who were brutally murdered, raped, hung, burned alive, drowned, starved to death, beaten to death, forced into slavery, tricked out or human rights, denied the right to live FREE, etc.
Oh yes my friend, America has a debt to pay and she's paying BIG TIME!
Look around, even the mexicans have come home to roost and there's NOTHING anyone can do about it. America has become the toilet of every nation that has rejects and yet black people were brought over here against their will and now you have people breaking and entering the US by choice and AMERICA wants them OUT....LMBAO too funny!
And then there are people like YOU, so disconnected to the truth and blind to the fact that what goes around comes around,like it or not.
America should have been more careful about it's choices it made for generations to come. White people had the opportunity to change and make a difference and correct the wrong it's ancestors made, but NO, ya'll followed in their footsteps, even fought and lost a civil war trying to enforce the crooked and evil way of your people. Now, times have changed once more, 9/6/12 proved that overwhelmingly!
Your hatred has become your resting place! Your fear has walked right up to you and stared you in the eyes! Your love has waxed cold! Any feelings you have left are null and void!
God bless america? Well, When has america ever blessed God?
Your ancestors choices and your defiance to change caused the blood of many to be on your hands and the hands of your childrens children!
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#2779 Nov 24, 2012
Maybe you ignorant yankee's need a little real education. Even Mr Lincoln didn't mention SLAVERY until the war was half over! It was nothing more than a thought that come to him as a way to divide and conquer the sourth. Remember the Emancipation Proclaimation only freed the slaves in the rebellious states! It did not free the endentured servants ASA SLAVES in the northern states. The same money jews that control the Federal Reserve aka the World Bank are the decendants of the jews that brought the slaves to America and sold them to the north and south noth. Its just that in the south then became closered knit with the families as they worked side by side in the cotton and other fields andmany fought side by side with their co called masters on the battlefields of the UnCivil War!
#2780 Nov 24, 2012
interesting you come from UNITED STATES; we all do!
#2781 Nov 24, 2012
NO.......you actually just awoke and had a "Dream"as did MLK! Go back to sleep and maybe you will have another "Dream". Good luck!
#2782 Nov 24, 2012
#2783 Nov 25, 2012
You see anyone can respond to a fake name. This is getting so funny.
#2785 Nov 26, 2012
i do
#2786 Nov 26, 2012
Obama won because of meeeeeee Bush! and the people saw all the pure lies Mitt told every day. PEOPLE POWER!
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#2788 Nov 26, 2012
Obummer really won because the Bush family used their Clint Curtis vote fixing software chips to fix the election for their NWO Brother!
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#2789 Nov 26, 2012
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#2790 Dec 5, 2012
I voted. A lot of good It did. The sucker still won.
#2796 Dec 6, 2012
Northern women like you are as lame as they come evidenced by getting suckered in by the incompetent Obama for another 4 years of failure, you fool.
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#2798 Dec 7, 2012
For starters I don't hate minorities, but I do hate illegal immigrants. I sure as hell do support the death penalty though. It's dumb twats. Like you that have our country in the shape its in. And if we do have another civil war, I hope to see people like you swinging from a big oak tree. Why do you think we kept all our big oak trees in the south after the war. And we'll use your Yankee made rope to do it.
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#2800 Dec 7, 2012
That's because you're the SUCKER! HAHAHHAHAHAHHA!
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#2801 Dec 8, 2012
Really? You couldn't come up with your own response? You had to copy someone else's? How can I debate with someone that it is stupid. Your kind shows your intelligence just by opening your mouth.
"Shed so many tears"
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#2802 Dec 8, 2012
What's there to debate?
You're just mad because you want to spew your hatred and I won't let you. God bless you, you need it!
Your kind shows that all you want to do is prove a pointless point!
You people have failed miserably, get over yourselves!
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by max, Dec 11, 2006.
We must have the same dictionary.
Check out this thread from 2003. The consensus was that 1997 was a terrible draft year and that Chauncey Billups was the biggest bust from it. And at this point, CB was 27 I think. Drapg: Biggest Bust of 1997 Just wanted to show you how silly forums can be in hindsight.
When I looked up "bust" I got a picture of Dolly Parton. I guess I have a different dictionary than you guys.
Sam Bowie?
Kwame Brown, anyone???
Don't let your Darko Hater Glasses fool you. Darko doesn't even make the top ten in the 2000's!!!! Here are some real busts from the past 7 years: Jay Williams, Mike Dunleavy, Kwame Brown, Tyson Chandler, Rodney White, Stromile Swift, and Darius Miles. BTW, the Pistons handling of Darko may be the worst handling of a top pick by a professional organization, in any sport, ever.
That's funny, because when I look up the word "boob" I get a picture of Darth Tater.
Tyson Chandler? A bust? Compare Tyson Chandler to Darko Milicic Per 48 Minutes - Basketball-Reference.com
No way Tyson Chandler is a bust.
Tyson Chandler, #2 overall pick 2001 draft. In his 6th year, at age 24, is having his best year w/ 8 points and 12 boards. If Darko has those numbers 2 years from now, I'll call him a bust.
Dude, Darko won't be in the league! ;) You won't be able to call him a bust. His knees were knocking at the free throw line last night. After 4 seasons, you can't play scared!
I'd have to agree about "The Kandi Man"? Michael Olowokandi was pretty terrible player and a headcase. Is he even in the league?
Chandler? Averaging 12 boards a game is far from mediocre. Miles has had some success when healthy. Jay Williams, Dunleavy, Brown, White and Swift. Agreed. Darko has earned the right to be mentioned on this list.
How has he earned the right? Ok, so he couldn't beat out Wallace x2 or McDyess as a teenager. That makes him a bust? Especially when you consider that LB played Darvin Hamm over Okur, Piston coach's judgement on talent doesn't really impress me. He's 21, and has improved dramatically from last year. Chandler has had some recent monster games, but considering the pt he was given from day one, 6 years is kind of long to start producing.
Darvin Ham broke a backboard. That pretty much elevates a player to the pantheon of sports legends.
Who wins in a dunk contest Super Dupe, Darvin, or Mo Evans? My money is on Mo.
Chandler's been a good rebounder for the past 3 years. You forgot to add Dale Davis, Elden Campbell and Maxiel to the list of players he was unable to beat out. It also took Battie getting injured in Orlando for Darko to get the starting nod. Not to mention we are talking about a #2 pick. This is not to say he can't be a decent player, but he has shown no signs of being a franchise player (which I would expect out of that draft postition).
How many busts in History are currently starting for an NBA team? Are Darko and Chauncey the only ones?
The Bust of the Busts: Shawn Bradley Close: Joe Smith Third Place: Darko Fourth: Kwame Brown Shawn Bradley did and Joe Smith have done very little in their long NBA careers. Darko and Kwame have a lot of time to become good players, Kwame was improving a whole lot until he got injured.
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H.R.45 Title: To provide for the implementation of a system of licensing for purchasers of certain firearms and for a record of sale system for those firearms, and for other purposes. Sponsor: Rep Rush, Bobby L. [IL-1] (introduced 1/6/2009) Cosponsors (None) Latest Major Action: 1/6/2009 Referred to House committee. Status: Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary. Notice that there are no co-sponsors? This is nutty legislation that is sure to get the voters upset and seats lost, I doubt that either this or the ammunition bills will go anywhere. The lessons of the last ban are still in the minds of those that have survived it and kept their seats.OK, a little reality check from an owner of a gun store and indoor shooting range of twenty years.When you buy a firearm from a federally licensed firearm dealer you fill out a form 4473. That form is kept in the records file mandated by the feds in that store location. It is accessible by the feds when needed either by phone or by personal visit. Those records are not sent to the feds until the business gives up it's license, at that time the records are entered into a computer log by firearm serial number and model information.Ever wonder why the government passed the paper reduction act? They are lousy at keeping records! Want to really confuse them? Buy lots af guns and sell most of them, they couldn't prove anything anyway. 'No sir, all I have left is this old single shot shotgun.... wife didn't want any guns in the house with the kids.' :roll:When the purchaser fills out the 4473 the dealer will call the NICS for instant approval for the transfer of the firearm. The FFLs will provide the descriptive information requested on the ATF Form 4473, which is required by law to be completed and signed by every prospective firearm transferee. The FFL will receive a response that the transfer may proceed or is delayed. This response is typically provided within 30 seconds.If no matching records are returned by any of the databases, the transaction is automatically proceeded. If the NICS returns a match of the prospective firearm transferee's descriptive information to that of record information located in any of the databases, the FFL is advised that the transaction is delayed. While the FFL is still on the telephone, the call is placed on hold and transferred to the NICS Section in Clarksburg, West Virginia, for a quick review and evaluation by a NICS Legal Instruments Examiner (NICS Examiner). If the record information returned by the NICS presents a valid match to the descriptive information of the prospective firearm transferee, the NICS Examiners, who have access to protected information (as opposed to Call Center personnel who do not have such access) review the information to determine if state and/or federal firearm prohibitive criteria exists. If the information matched by the NICS is not a valid match or no prohibitive criteria exists, the NICS Examiner will advise the FFL they may PROCEED with the firearm transaction. The FFL must record the NICS Transaction Number (NTN) on line 21b of the ATF Form 4473 and retain the form for auditing purposes.Now, as to how long the information that is phoned into the NICS call center is kept; Privacy and Security of NICS InformationThe privacy and security of the information in the NICS is of great importance. In October 1998, the Attorney General published regulations on the privacy and security of NICS information, including the proper and official use of this information. These regulations are available on the NICS Web site. Data stored in the NICS is documented federal data and access to that information is restricted to agencies authorized by the FBI. Extensive measures are taken to ensure the security and integrity of the system information and agency use. The NICS is not to be used to establish a federal firearm registry; information about an inquiry resulting in an allowed transfer is destroyed in accordance with NICS regulations. Current destruction of NICS records became effective when a final rule was published by the Department of Justice in The Federal Register, outlining the following changes. Per Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 25.9(b)(1), (2), and (3), the NICS Section must destroy all identifying information on allowed transactions prior to the start of the next NICS operational day. If a potential purchaser is delayed or denied a firearm and successfully appeals the decision, the NICS Section cannot retain a record of the overturned appeal. If the record is not able to be updated, the purchaser continues to be denied or delayed, and if that individual appeals the decision, the documentation must be resubmitted on every subsequent purchase. For this reason, the Voluntary Appeal File (VAF) has been established. This process permits applicants to request that the NICS maintain information about themselves in the VAF to prevent future denials or extended delays of a firearm transfer. (See VAF Section below.)
Yes, but when you as a dealer made your buy from the manufacturer, the manufacturer told the ATF they manufactured a gun, and it went to you.
really, it doesn't matter. write a check or use a credit card, there is a record. buy ammo and there is a record.
Quote from: kathyp on February 07, 2009, 12:05:54 PMreally, it doesn't matter. write a check or use a credit card, there is a record. buy ammo and there is a record. No, it doesn't matter. If you save a receipt from a cash sale there is a record.


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Originally Posted by cb32863 View Post
A 35' sailboat is not going to have 280 sq ft of livable space inside..... They aren't a rectangle. You should go look at some 35' boats, 25 foot trailerables as well, and get a real feel for the interior space.
Originally Posted by Brent Swain View Post
Vancouver BC is pretty tiny spec of BC. I've cruised BC for most of the last 40 years and haven't been to Vancouver in years, and have no desire to go there. I haven't paid moorage on my current boat in 27 years. Newport is a long stretch of open ocean from any good cruising grounds. You'd be better off in Puget sound.
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Originally Posted by Faster View Post
How live-aboard-friendly is Newport OR? I'd say that's the first part of the puzzle. It's difficult to find legal live aboard moorage in Vancouver BC.. and if you do it's pricey and the city gets its share too. As a result, esp if financing the boat it's not a particularly inexpensive way to live.
As to the boat itself, both approaches may well work for you... how much use you'd get out of the larger liveaboard may depend on how easily handled she is, and what's actually involved in getting away from the dock... A disadvantage to that part of the coast is a lack of protected cruising waters such as what we enjoy in BC.
It may be that an inexpensive trailerable, continuing to live economically in your trailer, and getting sailing experience by traveling around to different areas (including Puget Sound and BC waters) makes the most sense.
Good luck!
Originally Posted by jackdale View Post
Maybe a cat?
We found the PNW very live-aboard friendly but, if we intended to stay in that area we would definitely switch to a trawler.
Click HERE for more details about living on a trailerable, blue-water capable, cruising boat. Check the links below for a little slice of the cruising/live-aboard life.
No idiot.... and I'm sure CB was just trying to be helpful... but to the uninitiated that stretch of coast has a horrendous reputation, esp outside the summer season.
Your stated desire to do some cruising/exploring seems to point to either a trailerable or to the idea of keeping a boat somewhat remote from where you live, but in a better cruising region like Puget Sound. Weekend cruising and quick overnighters are going to be less attractive or limited without actually moving up or down a coast that is known for bad weather and bar harbours.
Maybe you just need to try to get transferred to an area where your liveaboard/cruising dreams are more easily achieved!!
"Suggest you go out on the open ocean with an experienced skipper in his boat or on a fishing charter boat to find out if you and your wife like it before buying an ocean going boat and finding out later that either of you don't want to spend days on end on the open ocean, which at times can be like being inside an industrial sized cloths dryer."
My thoughts exactly, however finding a skipper who's willing in my area seems to be the hard part, which is why I'm talking to you guys first.
"Sailing up the coast from as far down as Newport would be a BIG DEAL!"
Yes, I expect so, please don't have any illusions that I plan to do so, I was merely asking what it was like from people who might have experience.
Why is it so difficult to express one's self succinctly in writing? CB32863's response: "A 35' sailboat is not going to have 280 sq ft of livable space inside..... They aren't a rectangle" really got me, I wasn't sure what to write back. I'm a 33 year old engineer who'd rather work with his hands than sit behind a desk, and the fact that (most) sailboats aren't rectangles seemed rather obvious. After reading other posts CB32863 has made he seems really nice, and was trying to help I'm sure, but it stung a bit.
I apologize if I've sounded like an idiot, who's going to go out and kill himself in a big boat. The only excuse I can give is that I get excited about sailing whether its the Oday Daysailer I used to own, or the canoe I converted to sail before that, or something else in the future.
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A couple of other tidbits for input:
What is it like sailing up the coast? Say I wanted to go to Portland or something?
Is it reasonable to purchase a boat in the size range we're talking about for $50k?
Thanks again for the input.
"My existing sailing experience/knowledge is from smaller sailboats (<20') in protected waters."
Suggest you go out on the open ocean with an experienced skipper in his boat or on a fishing charter boat to find out if you and your wife like it before buying an ocean going boat and finding out later that either of you don't want to spend days on end on the open ocean, which at times can be like being inside an industrial sized cloths dryer.
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A 35' sailboat is not going to have 280 sq ft of livable space inside..... They aren't a rectangle.
I would also hop on board a few boats at dealers or equal. Some boats are more open ala a Hunter/Jeanneau/Beneteau vs some what some call better built boats will be smaller in sq footage for a given size. Newer boats are roomier in general terms than boats 10-15yr+ old. There is also less solid wood, more laminates/plywoods etc used today than yrs pas. European built boats have more laminates than NA built boats due to lack of forests to get the wood among other reasons. Personally I am not always positive solid is better than a plywood. Both have places frankly.
The other question re time. If you can go with the current figure 7-9 miles an hour, if not about 5-7 for the boat itself, if agains the current, ie going up the Columbia, 3-5 miles an hour. If Portland is say 100 miles from you, that is anywhere from a looooong trip of 30 hrs to as little as 10'ish. All the way up the Wa coast in to the Str of Juan de Fuca to the san juan islands, IIRC about 400 or so miles at 5 knots is 80 hrs straight! No real places along a lot of the Wa coast to stop if things get hairy. IF you could do say 6-8 hrs a day. that is almost 2 weeks to get up here.
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Humpbackshooter wrote:Nice pic Cannon. Like you, I'm tired and wore out. Last half of the season was a bust. Get up and hunt only to watch the sun come up and birds fly by. Not one thing could change their minds. Too much water and temps that makes you want to catch some crappie. But, it show beat staying at home and doing notting. Finishing totals were like your... down from last yr. Talk of next year and what we will do and do better was the game at the buffet table in Forrest City @ The Ole Sawmill.
Youth hunt this coming weekend and its done. Bring on Nascar and temps in the 90's. That puts me at "the Ferry" with a cold one and family. Be safe my friend.
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