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TutorialsControllers Instead of Pages
25 January 2011 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
SilverStripe is great for working with Pages in the CMS. But what if you need functionality without the need for content or all the "data fluff," like in Aram's tutorial about user registration and profile editing. Well, believe it or not, SilverStripe is a pretty solid MVC platform, even if you're working outside of the page data objects. It took me a while to understand how to implement true-ish MVC in SilverStripe, so I thought I'd take the opportunity to share.Continue reading...
TutorialsRegistering Users and allowing them to edit their details
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These days many sites require users to register to get full functionality (SSbits included!). This is something that although not avaiable out of the box in SilverStripe is quite strait forward and a great way to gain a better understanding of both the Member and Form systems. In this tutorial we are going to create a simple registration form and a page for users to then edit their details.Continue reading...
TutorialsEmbedding a contact form in a sidebar
28 October 2010 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
In this tutorial we are going to add a form to a sidebar that can be included on any page on a website. You will be able to set whether to show the Form on a particular page via checkbox in the CMS. The work is based on the Working with SiteConfig and Creating a Simple Contact Form tutorials.Continue reading...
TutorialsPaginating a filtered DataObjectSet
25 October 2010 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
If you have ever tried to paginate a DataObjectSet that has been customised since fetching it from the database you will have descovered that it simply doesn't work. This short tutorial provides some great code to resolve this problem and paginate to your hearts content!Continue reading...
TutorialsDataObjects as Pages - Part 1: Keeping it Simple
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In this two part tutorial, I am going to show you how to display DataObjects as if they were pages. This is often very useful for times when you have lots of items that don't warrant full site tree objects, but do need to be displayed on their own on the site. In this first part displaying Staff Members we are going to keep it simple, using a Data Object Manager to manage our Staff Members and referring to their ID in the URL. Later in part 2, we will see how to use ModelAdmin to manage a Search Engine friendly product catalogue.Continue reading...
TutorialsUsing Short Codes to embed a YouTube video
28 April 2010 | | | Supports v2.4Tweet
SilverStripe 2.4 has introduced shortcodes to the CMS editor. Simply, the CMS user can now add short BBCode style code to the editor area and it can then be replaced using a predefined function. For example [link id=23] could be replaced by the link to Page with an ID of 23. In fact that is exactly how internal links created in the links sidebar work in 2.4, preventing them from breaking when URLs change.Continue reading...
SnippetsAutomatically ?flush when in 'dev' mode
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Often when doing development work on a website - and particularly the templates - it can be a pain having to remember to add ?flush to the end of the URL to make sure all of your changes have come through. I'm sure that all of us have had that "d'oh" moment when we have spent too much time wondering why our changes weren't working, only to find a simple flush fixed it.Continue reading...
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When I develop SilverStripe sites, I usually get functionality working in the default theme blackcandy before getting it working in the final templates. This way, authors can start adding content and seeing how it looks on the page, and I can get early feedback about the functionality. Also, as a developer I get to see real content in the browser early in the process. So does the designer.Continue reading...
SnippetsUsing a Print Stylesheet
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Often people want to be able to print webpages without all the menus and graphics and with all the content fitting correctly onto a page. To do this you need to create a separate print stylesheet. It would look something like this:Continue reading...
TutorialsEmbed flash content using SWFObject
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There are numerous ways to embed flash content into your SilverStripe Website. A commonly used and very flexible method to embed flash is provided by the SWFObject script. In this snippet I'll show you how to create a custom FlashPage that will contain flash content, embedded using SWFObject.Continue reading...
SnippetsUsing Dates in Foreign Languages
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With all the translatable, i18n and other translation related stuff in silverstripe, I think more than one is wondering how to achieve something simple as using dates in a foreign language... Actually, it's ultra easy if you add this 2 lines in your silverstripe powered website.Continue reading...
TutorialsUsing jQuery for form validation
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TutorialsMaking a hierarchy aware templating system
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Something that has been bothering me when building larger sites with SilverStripe is that I often find myself creating new classes not to add functionality, but to just get a new template.
You can set separate templates for different actions manually but that's not what I want in this case, I want different templates for the same action on the same class.
After thinking about this for awhile I came up with a two part solution and the first part is to make the template choosing aware of the Sitetree hierarchy.Continue reading...
TutorialsUsing a Thickbox Modal Window with AJAX
11 September 2009 | | | Supports v2.3Tweet
Thickbox is a great javascript plugin to jQuery that you can use to create modal windows within SilverStripe pages. You can de-clutter your interfaces and re-use small snippets of common functions when you add in AJAX. Before we begin there is a little homework:Continue reading...


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Arsenal have just three games left to secure Champions League qualification and Saturday's trip to the Britannia Stadium will certainly be a strong test of their credentials. With Chelsea having progressed to the Champions League final, the race for the top four may yet take another twist and finishing third must be the No 1 objective to avoid any nasty surprises.
Arsenal's recent record at the Britannia Stadium may be a worry to those making the trip north, especially with the losses of both Theo Walcott and Mikel Arteta to injury. The likes of Gervinho, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Yossi Benayoun will need to provide the creative impetus if the run of three defeats in four visits to Staffordshire is to be improved on. Back Benayoun to score at 7/2.
While Stoke have perhaps not been as formidable at home as previous seasons, Tony Pulis' side have still taken 10 points from their last four home games and will provide a crucial test for Arsenal's Champions League credentials. The Football Predictor suggests the Gunners should get the win they need (at 5/6) but with 1-0 (at 11/2) its favoured scoreline, a nervy affair may well be on the cards.
Robin van Persie is our top goalscorer against the Potters with five career goals - including two braces - and the captain will need to lead from the front again. Could he celebrate winning the PFA and FWA Player of the Year awards by scoring his first hat-trick against them at 18/1?
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I know I started it at the Walther Forun already, but the poll here allows more options.
What's your fav P99 version?
Did the majority of them....
Do ya think I gave ya enough choices? :p
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I know I started it at the Walther Forun already, but the poll here allows more options.
What's your fav P99 version?
Did the majority of them....
Do ya think I gave ya enough choices? :p
P99 9mm AS in the old design, got my vote. The AS before it was stamped AS, back in the day when it was just called the P99.
Ship - You made that a hard vote for me I have to give you that. You had the Bond, the QPQ . . . forgot the Titianum Coated and the 007 Edition in 40SW . . . that wasn't on purpose was it . . . :mrgreen:
I voted SW99 .40 cal. My favorite and my carry and nightstand gun. Check back in a year or so, and my Walther P99 A/S 9mm may be my fav!:cool:
well had to pick the only one i have... old style A/S 9mm!
Well, prev, I liked the 2004 frames. But, when I got an 05 frame last year, it really started to grow on me. In photos, the shorter mag release looks better. BUt in person, it really looks almost the same. And, I've gotten so used to the longer mag release now. Its even easier to work. Less motion of the hand required.
So, I am the lone vote for the 9mm 2005 A/S :p
Can some post a pic of the 2004 and 2005 frames............I dont know which one I have...
This is the 2004 Frame. New rail and trigger guard and some minor slide changes...
This is the 2005 Frame (still what is available now). Almost like the 2004 frame, but a minor change to the trigger guard and now the longer mag release....
I like the 2004 and 2005 frames styles the best. Visually in photos, the 2004 looks better with the shorter mag release. But now that I have the 2005, I like the longer release better. It is more convienient. And, in person, the longer release looks better than it does in photos.
P99/AS fullsize 9mm.... hands down
the only other one that would come close is the P99/QPQ old style 9mm
Mine's also an original from back before the day when S&W was importing them!!
Mine was brought in by Interarms!!
Yes, holsters fit the new or old. The change wasn't enough to affect holsters.
I, actually, like the new frame and the old style slide. ;)
Are there any plans known about to make a P99 (or similar) in a .357 Sig or a .45ACP? Just wondering.
And, I have heard zero about 357 sig.
Granted, there are Euro companies, like Sig, that DO make weapons in these calibers. Unfortunately, Walther does a crappy job of advertising here in the US. And, I do not think we are a priority market.
My reliable 2002 model:
If you have a P99 that is DAO, How does that make it a semi-automatic? Carl Is now push in Germany the P99 DAO, P99 QA and P99 AS which must be the semi auto.
Now on your list you have the SW. Sorry but I don't look at anything that has a SW infront of it to be a Walther nor a true gun. S&W has gone down hill and should close their doors and sell of what they have to companies who take care of their customers. You knew that was coming. Now Carl is pushing the new PPS as the new pocket pistol. It's ugly so you will want to hide it in your pocket. Knowing me two months from now I'll think it's the best looking thing on earth next to BBQ. Do you know if Walther will make a 45 in Germany? If I'm to get another Walther it will have to be imported from Germany so the crooks at S&W won't take you for a ride of your life.
I have my two Walthers and have ordered the mag extension for 10 dallors each for my compact from Germany. Why wait for S&W and they will make you pay through the nose. Heating oil just went up.


text: Nina Mozer interview: "There is no point of leaving good in search of something better" http://winter.sport-express.ru/figureskating/reviews/29860/ Next year, Nina Mozer will bring her skaters to the Sochi Olympics to fight for gold medals. For Tatiana Volosozhar this will be her third Olympic Games. For Maxim Trankov - his second. For their coach - her first. This was the starting point in our conversation several days after Volosozhar/Trankov had became World champions for the first time in London, Canada. EV: Olympic Games are considered special event, incomparable to any other competition. Do you agree with that? NM: Not really. I have never been to the Olympic Games myself, but I always understood that it is completely different professional level. When I watched Olympic games on TV, I was mostly interested in its sports component. I tried to understand how the result is influenced by psychology, other things. But I don't have a feeling that Olympic Games are that much different. EV: What Olympic performances were the most memorable for you? NM: Pairs skating in Salt Lake City. Not the fact that there were two gold medals, but the skating of Russian and Canadian pairs. EV: Which one should have won, in your opinion? NM: What do you expect to hear from a Russian National team coach? In all seriousness, I just enjoyed the skating of both pairs, not trying to separate them. It is judges' work. I liked some things better about Lena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze, and some other things - about Jamie Sale and David Pelletier. EV: Doesn't it feel like a deja vu? A year before 2002 Olympic Games Sale and Pelletier became World champions. Now two strong Canadian teams emerged among the top pairs. Do you consider them potentially dangerous competitors? NM: When the grown up, experienced skaters team up, it is always interesting. I remember Kirsten Moore-Towers and Dylan Moskovich back when they first appeared in 2009. I watched all Grand Prix events then, videotaped all the performances to be able to rewatch them if necessary. I remember Meagan Duhamel as well since when she skated with other partners. Same with Eric Radford. They teamed up around the same time as Tatiana and Max, and before that, Eric skated with one of his previous partners in Ingo Steuer's group. Ingo even had an idea to pair up Volosozhar and Radford. I give full credit for this team's great performance of such a difficult program to their coaches, Richard Gauthier and Bruno Marcotte. I like this coaching duo so much that I've been following their pupils for many years. EV: Duhamel and Radford must be on top of that list? NM: What I don't like about this particular team, it's their height and weight difference. Although they made a great progress this year. They are very serious competitors. But to pair up a petite muscled girl and tall refined partner, it is very difficult technically. They have completely different muscle structure. When Meagan needs to bend her knees just a little on an entry to a twist, lift, or a throw, the partner has to go almost all the way down on his knees. This is why Duhamel and Radford have a very particular technique of performing pairs elements. It isn't evident in the short program, but in the free, where there are three lifts, technical problems immediately become obvious. At the World championships in Moscow, which was Meagan and Eric's first competetion together, she broke his nose coming down from the twist. Their throws are very small, she basically just jumps while the partner stands by her side. EV: I never noticed that. NM: At first, I didn't realized myself what was so striking. It was Maxim who noticed that first. He has a good eye for such things. In addition, Duhamel has male body type, she has male muscle building. And not very straight legs. It is good for skating, makes easier exiting jumps. But aesthetically it is a big flaw: air positions during spins often looks sloppy. In this regard, I like second Canadian pair better. Partners are very well matched in speed and movements. When they perform pairs elements, they look like one. Such harmony is very good for pairs skating. Like Tatiana and Maxim. When skaters jump, they take off at the same time, land at the same time, and do it all with good speed, it always leaves very powerful impression. EV: Are you planning to add some new elements in the Olympic season? NM: We learned two completely new lifts this season. There won't be any significant changes in the rules before the Olympics, so we don't plan anything new. To leave good for the better, in my opinion, is not right. We just need a good program, to find the style that will benefit us the most. Of course, there will be some minor changes, but most technical element will be the same. EV: And the layout? NM: Except for one jump, that we moved to the first part of the program before the World championships, most of the difficult elements are already in the second part. The lifts, the throws. We decided to leave triple twist in first half. It looks the best when performed on "fresh" hands and legs, we wouldn't want to make it look worse. We just need to skate good and pretty. EV: What are your plans for your new pair - Vera Bazarova and Yuri Larionov? When did you make a decision to take them into your group? NM: The thing is, I never look at other athletes thinking that I might take them. I never had any such thoughts about Vera and Yuri either. When in London they asked me to take them, I'd thought long. EV: About what? NM: When you have two top level pairs in your group, you cannot put any of them on the second place. Each has to get their share of love, attention, care, professional attitude. Franky, most of all I want Russian pair skating to be strong and competitive on every level. Therefore, I agreed. EV: You were not fazed by the fact that Bazarova needs to recover fully first, and only after that to start training? NM: It was the first clause in our agreement, and the process has already begun. It isn't only about Bazarova. I pay great attention to such things. What is the point of setting big goals if an athlete lacks health to achieve them? It is ignorant. And sooner rather than later it will lead to serious problems. Therefore the first thing is treatment, and second - functional and physical preparation. We have enough experts to help us. EV: How are you going to deal with the problem of lodging in Moscow? NM: It is not a problem. Actually, we have already discussed the details. The main thing is that Vera and Yuri understand: they come to Rome, and they are ready to adopt the Roman style.


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|WORN??!!! Id say tore up to the max.....you will need complete tear down.....and trying to get all the metal out of those passages will be damn near impossible....oh, dwwl just said that....but anyway...its toast man
|I would also bet that there is so much metal in everything that, that if you rebuild it, it just will cause you more problem later. So, buy a good use one, and use it, or rebuild it and use your old one for the parts you might need for the rebuild. I bought one used 200 r4 from a local guy of CRAIGS list for $75.00. One from a guy i knew for $75.00. Then I had a guy give me a bad one for parts. That bad one worked out great. I then had extra things to experiment with.
And one more thing. Your valve body is full of metal. It will probably be easier to replace it with a different valve body than trying to clean up your old one.
If it were me, I would probably try to find another transmission and rebuild it instead of that one. Of course, that may not be possible, so good luck with fixing yours.
When I look at damage like that I have to wonder how long somebody drove that vehicle whilst the planetary set was grinding itself into dust.
Yes, the trans can be repaired. Throw the planet, reaction shaft (ring gear) & sun-gear, & plastic thrust washer (between sunshell & sprag race) all in the trash. Tear the entire trans down and wash it until there is no metal left inside the case, or any of the parts. You will need a complete clutch set as there is metal imbedded in all of them by now. You will need a band. You will need a complete bushing kit. You will need to disassemble the governor and remove all metal from the barrel and polish the gov. valve by chucking it in a drill and holding it against 1000 grit paper. Replace all the screens in the case-2 of them under the valve body, and 1 in the pump. With that much metal in the trans, your pump will probably be scored. Your trans cooler inside your radiator is probably littered with metal. Get an external cooler and bypass the trans cooler if you can't get it flushed of all metal. You will need a new converter. You will need a bearing kit as I would not risk running any of the bearings now that they have metal inside them.
More importantly-what caused this? Pull the seal that rides inside the 3rd & 4th clutch drum. It will be under the bearing that the input sprag assembly rides on. Is it a hard plastic seal? My guess is that it is/was. It is probably damaged and caused a lack of lubrication to the rear planet set. When you rebuild it, if you rebuild it, DO NOT use a hard plastic seal there. Ask for, or order, a Viton seal as is used in the 4L60E's. Good luck with your transmission.
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I need help! I have a 86 c10 and my transmission won't get reverse or up shift from first, I tore it down and the rear planetary gear is worn and there was a lot of metal in the pan but every thing else seams ok, what other damage should i look for and can it be repaired?
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i don't really know my sigs
but want knowledge as to which is the best
full size - ccw size is not a consideration
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i don't really know my sigs
but want knowledge as to which is the best
full size - ccw size is not a consideration
This is not based on experience, but from hours of reading. P220 would be my choice if I were to buy another .45.
SiG only offers a few models in .45.
P220 - many varied options available in this model
P245 - Out of production, slightly more compact than the P220
1911 - formerly listed as a GSR, name was changed
P250 - only polymer offering from SiG in .45
There are many incarnations of the P220 as mentioned earlier. Just about every flavor to suit anyones taste and price range: http://www.sigsauer.com/Products/Sho...x?categoryid=1
"Best" is completely subjective and something one would have to determine individually based on their personal preferences, taste, needs and applications.
I have a Sig P220 and it is a great .45 acp platform. I am however missing how the fit and feel of a 1911. I am seriously considering putting my 220 up for sale. Not because I don't like it I just like the 1911 style personally. The single action trigger as as good as they come and it is extremely accurate out to distance.
P-220 without any doubt.
You cant go wrong with a Sig.:smt023
I've got a P 220, and a 1911. Both are completely different guns.
look at both. Get a feel for what you're looking for. Maybe look for an opportunity to shoot the different .45's out there. But, then you need to decide for yourself.
I have both a P220 and a 1911. I love how the P220 feels. My hand just wraps the grip like it was meant to be. The 1911 grip is too blocky for me. It doesn't curve where my fingers bend.
I am more accurate with the P220 than my 1911.
No brainer......P220.
When you say .45 and Sig in the same sentence, then a P220.
This is my first posting that is not a question. The first Sig I shot was a full size P220, which is basically the same size and weight of my P226, which has larger grips due to the double stack mag. The P220 is a very tame gun, which will allow you to easily control the .45 recoil. It is a solid mechanical machine that has a golden reputation, that you will also be able to carry concealed. I am a size 4 and wear my P226 easily every day, everywhere I go, with comfort in a leather IWB holster.
Sure there are slightly smaller compact models, but ultimately the final choice is yours. I have always been a firm believer in full size hanguns, that have more benefits in the long run no matter what the handgun is used for, whether it is for personal protection, fun at the range, competitions, or all of the above, the P220 will never let you down, as expected from any Sig. You mentioned you didn't know your Sig's...well know they are used by the SAS, Navy SEAL's, Secret Service, Texas Rangers, and other elite units and agencies. That in itself should say just a little about Sig Sauer.
Best advice is for you to shoot or hold one at the least. There are ranges that let you rent guns, or if you have a friend that has a gun you can use, take advantage of that.
But beware...once you shoot a P220 or any model, you have to make sure you have enough money to buy it then and there.
I own 2 Sig's and at one time was considering a P220, but the 8 +1 capacity stopped me.
Another vote for the 220.
Another vote for the P220, but I do have a desire to own a 1911 of some variety in the future.
It all comes down to preference really. Lighter handgun/more rounds/less recoil/less damage vs. Heavier handgun/less rounds/ more recoil/greater damage. What you feel most comfortable with is the handgun for you.
Back to the OP's main question, i like the P220 Elite series. I have a P220 Stainless Elite and it fits me perfectly. Most ergonomic handgun ive fired. The beavertail grip, extra weight from the SS frame and slide helps reduce recoil even if minimally, short reset trigger(careful though cause that 2nd shot is much different from the first shot), and the 4.4 inch barrel make this a fine option for .45 ACP seekers.
Another option if you want an easier to conceal .45 ACP might be the P220 Carry SAS Gen2. Features a 3.9 inch barrel and they smooth all edges to prevent snags when drawing. True gun porn.
There are soooo many fine Sig handguns out there it would be hard to go wrong no matter what caliber or model you decide upon. Good luck and make sure to post up with some pics when you make a choice so we can ooohhhhh and ahhhhhh.


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This will be an unusual post for me. No big industry event to comment on, no data to reveal. Nope. Today, I'm just sharing with you how much fun I (and 5 million other people by year-end) am having with Kinect.
Yes, that is my hand, and yes, that is more of me than you expected/wanted to see. If you look closely at the big knuckle on my index finger, you'll see two white slivers embedded in the flesh above the knuckle. Those are slivers of glass. They are embedded there because in going up to smash a volleyball over the virtual net, I slammed my finger through a lightbulb, tearing the flesh from my knuckle and allowing random pieces of glass to find their way into my finger.
No, I am not going to sue Microsoft (though I'm sure someone else will eventually try, which is why Kinect is absolutely peppered with warnings to be careful, they are clearly anticipating a lawsuit at some point).
It turns out I'm not alone. Search YouTube for "Kinect Fail" and you will find lots of video of people elbowing each other, smacking each other on the head, and so on. In my older New England home, all of my guests above six feet tall have a tendency to smash the ceiling with their hands -- one very tall friend actually did the long jump with such enthusiasm that he smashed his head into the ceiling. Both the ceiling and the head survived in tact.


text: Perhaps I'm wrong but I feel like there is this still polite, little war raging between the supporters of D/W and V/M. In the separate threads there appears to be all of this lobbying for each ice dance team. I wanted a place to go that appreciates both teams. Sometimes it is not who comes out on top but the beauty of the race. We are blessed to have four excellent ice dancers from North America who bring different qualities to the sport. I think their coach has done a fine job of showcasing what is special about each team. I am glad I am not a judge. Anyway my love and support to all of them. They are wonderful.


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Karen Pinkston leaned over the cracked slab and brushed away the dirt and grime of a century of neglect. The name of a young girl cast into the homemade stone, Missouri, was barely made visible.
Beth Davis may be retiring from the Levy County School Board in November to make way for "new blood" but she is not slowing down.
September 13
WWII vets meeting
The World War II Vets group will meet at Deke's Steak House in Chiefland between 11 a.m. And 11:30 a.m. Any news regarding Vets please notify Virginia Lewis at 352-528-2310, or via mail at 215 N.E. 5th St., Williston, FL. 32696, or via email email@example.com.
September 14
Tony's Three-Time World Champion Clam Chowder launched into the food service industry on Friday, Aug 10, at the Florida Food Service annual summer Food Show in St. Augustine.
Tony's Chowder is now available in cases of six 51 oz. cans, and is being distributed by Florida Food Service, Inc. and City Line Distributors in New England.
Tony's Chowder fans can also order a case for themselves at www.tonyschowder.com.
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Flood Jam helps victims of TS Debby
Flood Jam, with three stages of music, an online auction of donated items and services, food and crafts, games and activities will be held at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak on Aug. 17-18.
Two-day tickets cost $40 in advance, $60 at gate and include primitive camping. One day tickets are $20 each at the gate and camping is not included.
Back on the farm at Twentymile Bend things had settled down after a brush by a tropical wave that dumped 12 inches of rain on top of us.
But my father, as usual, was thinking up ways to keep my brother Jerry and me busy. We were dreading what he might come up with next, because on a farm there were so many dirty jobs available.
I had spent one summer building fence and didn't want to have that ever again.
2nd Saturday concert
Withlacoochee Area Residents Inc. will present the third of its 2nd Saturday Summer Concert Series.
Rod Sillars will take the stage at the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman's Club at 7 p.m. Rod's smooth voice and intricate musical style ranges from the classics of Seeger and Dylan, with some upbeat ditties.
Troy Chancey knows there's no place like home.
After a year of being shot at and interrogating enemy combatants in Afghanistan, the 22-year-old Army specialist admits being back in the relatively slow pace of Chiefland is a little strange. But life in the states is something he looks forward to getting used to again.
"I wanna' do a lot of the things I missed out on," Chancey said Friday from the home of his grandparents Janice and Buster.
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PHOTOS: Convention Center open!
(Cleveland) - After years of political debate and construction, the one million square foot Cleveland Convention Center is ready to go.
The ribbon cutting ceremony was held Friday afternoon.
On Saturday, June 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Cleveland Convention Center will be opened to the general public for a "Celebrate the Center: Community Open House and Celebration."
It will include interactive displays, team mascot and alumni appearances, and autograph sessions from the Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Indians, and Cleveland Cavaliers.
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The first 1,000 attendees ages 16 and over will receive a commemorative lunch tote bag. The first 1,000 children will receive a commemorative Convention Center plastic telescope.
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The Cleveland Convention Center will host its first event, the 2013 National Senior Summer Games, beginning July 19.
The Global Center is scheduled to open in October, hosting the Cleveland Clinic Medical Innovation Summit October 14-16.
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Being a mad lover of the Force Unleashed game and seeing the amazing armour that Rob from 'My wicked armour' had made I felt inspired to make my own version.
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San Pedro prison in La Paz is famous throughout the world as among the most interesting sights to visit while on a tourist vacation in the capital city. The prison is unique in that tourists can pay bribes to enter, shop at stalls run by the prisoners, stay for dinner inside with the inmates and even purchase some crack, cocaine or marijuana. A British couple were told they could not enter and Matt responded by saying, "what a bummer. This was one of Bolivia's main attractions. Well, at least let's take a picture of the gate." Many Latin American prisons are notorious for violence and fear that result in gang killings and sexual attacks on new prisoners. But, San Pedro is like a small village. Laura Gonzalez, whose husband is a prisoner, expressed regrets at the news of prison changes. "We are very happy here. We have work, we have a home. Outside there is nothing."
There is something sad when a nation has a prison which offers the only opportunity for many of its people to have work and a home. There is something sad when it is less violent inside than outside the jail. However, the government wants to make clear this prison is a prison. The prison head, Jose Cabrera, let inmates know: "the prisoners have to understand, that this is a penitentiary."
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this is my first post, i joined because i found the instructable on how to make a boba fett helmate out of cardboard.
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Former Sabre Pat LaFontaine is appearing in a charity game April 7 in the Boston area. The proceeds of the Microsoft Hockey Challenge will go toward building an interactive computer room for children who are patients at the Franciscan Children's Hospital in Brighton, MA. "The first [interactive room] was going to be in Buffalo, and we still hope to do that along with LA. But there's been a little bit of a political war to try to save the [Children's] hospital," said LaFontaine.
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Hi guys, hope you're well.
I've been working my butt off for the last year developing a new website which I feel has been missing from the net for too long. This site is called Teaching Truffles and provides ESL lessons which are:
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'Team captain Yashin, who had 18 goals and 50 points in 58 regular season games, was benched for the second-half of Game 2 and demoted to the fourth-line for Game 3. He has no points and only three shots in the series. "Sometimes you point fingers at certain individuals and say, 'Hey, they've got to perform well,' " head coach Ted Nolan said. "Everybody has to perform well and those guys ? can do what they do better."'
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Ten high pofile leaders of Kenyan political parties have been banned from traveling to the United States over their alleged links to post-election violence in their nation. This apparently is a sign international pressure is shifing from subtle verbal threats to actual action against those who have plunged the nation into violence and chaos. Another incident raised even more issues when it was discovered the hotel rooms of UN-backed mediator, Kofi Annan, had been bugged. Although Kenya's police denied the veracity of the story, an independent sources told the Kenya Standard, "Annan's security aides found the device while the talks were in session on Tuesday."
The center of this entire conflict is President Kibaki who stole the election and has stood by idly while people in his country are killing one another. He refuses to consider alternatives such as a coalition government or calling of new elections in the near future. One outcome of his stubborn refusal to compromise is the apparent drop, if not virtual halt, of foreign investment in Kenya. Kibaki increasingly is behaving like Robert Mugabe, the meglomaniac ruler of Zimbabwe.


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I spent a few years in a club that offered lessons to it's members at half price (US Sailing) and chartered boats at half off too. It ended up being cheaper than owning for that period and the instruction was top notch. That way you can get instruction and time on the water without a lot of cash outlay. The club I was at had a variety of boats, so you could try out different ones and get a better feel for what you like and don't like before you go and buy.
Anyway, I was a moderately experienced small boat sailor with very little larger boat experience and I found the classes invaluable even though most of the 'book' material was a review.
When I was ready to buy I left the club knowing a lot more about what I wanted.
That particular club had a program where you could buy one of their boats as long as you kept it it in the club for a couple of years, earning a percentage on it's rental, no slip fee, and they did the maintenance. If I had lived closer I might have thought about it.
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Thanks. . .Actually the issue is that the USSA guy wants about $125 for his basic class and the ASA place wants $495. Classes are about the same length of time. I was just wondering if there was a huge difference in content based on the association.
Since time on the water practicing is the most important factor, I was also thinking that I might be better off just putting that money into the boat.
I've (part-time, weekend/evening gigs) taught ASA basic keelboat so as to issue certificates, and have taught in an adult ed class on centerboarders out of a yacht club program using the USSA book, no certificates issued.
I do not have a teaching certificate from either one... but I do hold a 6th-issue 100-ton Aux. Sail license, and agree with a previous (long, old) post that there's no substitute for time on the water for all sailors, especially the instructors.
That said, it seems to me that ASA is slightly more cruising-oriented, and USSA more racing-oriented, which reflects the origin of each Association. The wise advice is similar to scuba instruction in my opinion, namely, "the instructor is more important than the certifying agency".
If I had a choice of schools (and you do, apparently), and I knew I wanted to end up racing, I'd probably pick USSA (again, depends on the instructor); if not, I'd toss a coin.
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Other than the fighting posts, I would like to thank all for posting to this as I'm trying to judge between these 2 schools and also the avenue of no school at all, just going sailing.
|Other than the fighting posts, I would like to thank all for posting to this as I'm trying to judge between these 2 schools and also the avenue of no school at all, just going sailing.
Thanks for your response. I have taught for both ASA and US sailing and I am glad there was no US Sailing-bashing. I think both are good organizations, but it is the actual school AND instructor that makes the difference!!
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There's a few dirty little secrets US Sailing and ASA don't want you to know. First their certificates are worthless. Even charter companies don't hold them in any higher regard than Safe Boater Cards you can study for and obtain free online in every state….that is if they bother to ask for anything. Second their wonderful "super qualified" instructors can do the classroom portion but can't take you to sea legally unless they have a US Coast Guard License. Most schools (and their insurers) require instructors, even classroom, to have a USCG 100 ton Masters License with an auxiliary sail endorsement. To get that you must have spent two years at sea under sail; that's 720 verifiable days minimum, 360 of that must be in offshore waters. Now where do you think these Masters learned to sail? I can guarantee you it wasn't at an ASA or USS school at a cost of thousands of dollars just to get to basic keelboat proficiency. The point is that they know much more about sailing than the canned curriculum of a one size fits all sailing school. This brings me to the third little secret. A Coast Guard license isn't just a license to operate a vessel with passengers, it's also a license to teach seamanship, you even get sea service time for teaching. These sailing outfits want you to believe their instructors are fabulously qualified and continuously reviewed, and they are….but not by them!
I'm telling you all this because I want you to consider another option. All sailing programs consist of two parts. Classroom and on the water boat handling. You can get excellent classroom instruction from the Coast Guard Auxiliary or the Power Squadron. It's inexpensive and IMO is much more through. Their certificates carry more prestige than anything else short of a USCG license, even in Europe. That will take care of the classroom part. Now for the boat handling. Find a boat club and join it. It will have a fleet of boats you can use. Then find a sailor to instruct you. The boat club will probably have a list if they don't already have their own program. The advantage to this is that you'll get individual instruction, boats to use on your own to practice, make a lot of friends, get as much time on the water as you want (not 8-12 hours from a basic sailing course at a cost of hundreds of bucks) and save a lot of money. Furthermore you can hire different people and learn a greater number of skills and you'll be "on the scene" and learn your way around boats much faster. Also get a logbook so every time you sail with a licensed Captain he can endorse it, this will be more valuable than any certificate you can get from a school and be the start of your sea service record.
Remember, there is no substitute for experience on the water; that's why the Coast Guard requires 2 years at sea but less than 80 classroom hours to get a license.
Good luck,
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I re downloaded it and am starting to play again, but am wondering is the game cash shop dependent now? or is it just fun stuff? (hair cuts, clothing)
Not just fun stuff, Cash shop has items and equipments that do have an advantage. Sometimes they give free cash though.
Its Cash shop dependant, they said they are going to stop cash shop events like that, you may get a agcha coin or oo, but other than that, cash shop events will ever rarely happen anymore, so the game has become VERY Cash shop dependant, especially fdor Charms and Magic types.
I considered going back to Trickster for a while, too, After a while I decided to take a look at the cash shop --- after all, I had something like 5000 cash or so, from the event that happened to end the day I left. Needless to say, that cash wasn't actually handed out; I don't know whether the items that were also part of the event reward were ever given, since I was already pissed and didn't log in (besides, I wasn't sure about the name change, and what had changed).
The event in question wasn't a cash shop event, though, just a HORRIBLE digging grind. Before that I wasn't sure about the digging, after that I knew I hated it. They might have hoped for people to burn cash shop drills, though.
All in all the event went downhill very early (it was a two week thing) --- the requirement was for the "community" as a whole to dig up a huge amount of quest boxes. The boxes itself could be exchanged for items (although I didn't even get "one of each item" as I had planned; the digging was too unbearable, so I had to cut down a bit; as usual with F2P game event, the already-rich players were buying boxes like crazy). But back to the community count; there were checkpoints that would grant certain prices to everyone (subject to some minor conditions to prevent people from creating mules like crazy), but it was soon apparent that the last checkpoint couldn't be reached. At that point, the GMs started to bump up the counter a bit to keep the digging-idiots, and eventually lowered the stage 10 count down a bit, along with the cash amount that was rewarded. Either way, with this kind of "realtime" event condition adaptation, the final count was reached... so everyone should have gotten those 5K.
The next event (Trickster sure had a lot of "events" back then) which followed the next day was a cash shop thing, though. They wanted people to upgrade weapons to some really high level, and then they would give them something.
So at the time, it seemed Trickster had both cash shop and non-cash events. I don't know whether rewards for the cash events did get handed out, though.
My current game status
( Not playing anythiing these days, seems F2P MMO"RP"Gs have finally pissed me off enough )
Went back to Cabal for a bit, but PK isn't my thing at all, so I don't know how long I'll stay this time.
The game is not cash dependent. People with cash items either won the cash from events or have the money. Congratulations you look cooler.
Some give you stats sure, but you can make even better equips in the actual game from earning the weapon and compounding. Even if you manage to make some intense equips from cash items, it's all dependent on skill.
The event from a while back with the 5k points for players who hadn't been active for 4 or more months? I received my points just fine, as well as several other people. Maybe someone randomly signed in your account for a brief moment in the 4 months? Or you can post a complaint and have them look into it.
Trickster holds several events still. They have one in process at the moment. Cash and non cash. So it's generally fair.


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JT19814S - 1998 5.7L LS1 with Automatic Transmission Stage 2 Jet Performance Module
Add up to 23 horsepower instantly with simple, plug-in installation! JET Performance Modules provide exclusive, full range Dynamic Spectrum Tuning of the air/fuel ratio, ignition advance, transmission and various other parameters. Each program is track and dyno tested to ensure the most possible horsepower and drivability for your classic.Stage 2 is designed for the performance enthusiast and features more aggressive programming to make the most possible horsepower and torque. Fuel and t iming curves are heavily modified for peak …
Product #: JT19814S
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MSRP: $274.99 ea
Classic: $249.99 ea