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I well remember the 90s when King Willy the Slick Klinton was pushing his Assault Weapons Ban (AWB). We fought it but we lost. But, it was only enacted for a 10 year period. Finally, thank God, it ran its course and died.
But, at the time, two companies sucked up to Klinton. I think that they were hoping for government contracts and then they wouldn't need us civilians. One was Smith and Wesson. The government did not buy their products and most gun owners boycotted them. They lost millions of dollars before they figured out which side their bread was buttered on. The other was Ruger. I think the Bill Ruger figured that he could become the Government's official armorer. He probably thought that he wouldn't need the public to buy his products, either. But, he, too, deceived himself. The Government did not want anything he had to offer!
What Bill Ruger did was almost inexcusable. As soon as Klinton started passing gas against high capacity magazines, even before the AWB was enacted, Ruger stopped selling them. He even stated that "nobody needs hi cap magazines." He was hoping King Willy would hear him, I guess. So, those of us who owned his Mini-14s were left to try and find magazines from other sources. I think that action probably did a lot of damage to Ruger. And, it was well deserved!
So now, we have another despot in the White House. And, he, like Klinton, wants to rob us of our lawful possessions. My question is: "If it begins to appear that the White House Moslem has the votes to steal our property, will Ruger try to lead the way again, as they did during the 90s?"
Or, will they remember that WE are, and always have been, their best friends. I don't think that the government cares for Ruger or any other American gun manufacturer, for that matter.
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Shock: Muslim Brotherhood Officially Declares War on the U.S. Despite Obama Administration's Appeasement
posted at 9:16 am on October 15, 2010 by Diane Suffern
(Originally posted at Newsreal Blog.)
In a recent article for Town Hall, Frank Gaffney exposed President Obama's accommodation of the Muslim Brotherhood, identifying seven areas where the administration had complied with the organization's chief objectives. Considering the group's overall aim is to wage "a kind of grand jihad eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and 'sabotaging' its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God's religion is made victorious over all other religions," it stands to reason that any compliance is de facto submission to the enemy.
The Muslim Brotherhood has engaged in subversive warfare against Israel and the West from its very inception. It has has served as both an ideological outpost and a covert supporter of violent splinter groups, including (though not limited to) al-Qaida and Hamas. Muhammad Badi', the recently-elected General Guide of the group, has affirmed his support for Palestinian resistance to Zionist "oppression" and made no attempt to disguise his disdain for the United States and its interests. And now? The declaration of war against Israel and the West is official.
Barry Rubin, at the center for Global Research in International Affairs (GLORIA Center), wrote an enlightening piece explaining how this declaration differs from those of the past, and why the West must take action. The move from ideology to mobilization is cause for alarm, according to Rubin:
Does that mean the Egyptian, Jordanian, and all the camouflaged Muslim Brotherhood fronts in Europe and North America are going to launch terrorism as one of their affiliates, Hamas, has long done? No.
But it does mean that something awaited for decades has happened: the Muslim Brotherhood is ready to move from the era of propaganda and base-building to one of revolutionary action. At least, its hundreds of thousands of followers are being given that signal. Some of them will engage in terrorist violence as individuals or forming splinter groups; others will redouble their efforts to seize control of their countries and turn them into safe areas for terrorists and instruments for war on the West.
When the extreme and arguably marginal British Muslim cleric Anjem Choudary says that Islam will conquer the West and raise its flag over the White House, that can be treated as wild rhetoric. His remark is getting lots of attention because he said it in English in an interview with CNN. Who cares what he says?
But when the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood says the same thing in Arabic, that's a program for action, a call to arms for hundreds of thousands of people, and a national security threat to every Western country. (Emphasis mine.)
Rubin helps to distill the declaration into key requirements for Muslims worldwide:
–Arab and Muslim regimes are betraying their people by failing to confront the Muslim's real enemies, not only Israel but also the United States. Waging jihad against both of these infidels is a commandment of Allah that cannot be disregarded. Governments have no right to stop their people from fighting the United States. "They are disregarding Allah's commandment to wage jihad for His sake with [their] money and [their] lives, so that Allah's word will reign supreme" over all non-Muslims.
–All Muslims are required by their religion to fight: "They crucially need to understand that the improvement and change that the [Muslim] nation seeks can only be attained through jihad and sacrifice and by raising a jihadi generation that pursues death just as the enemies pursue life." Notice that jihad here is not interpreted as so often happens by liars, apologists, and the merely ignorant in the West as spiritual striving. The clear meaning is one of armed struggle.
–The United States is immoral, doomed to collapse, and "experiencing the beginning of its end and is heading towards its demise."
–Palestinians should back Hamas in overthrowing the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and unite in waging war on Israel.
To summarize: the organization we've been accommodating—to the point of considering it a moderate voice in the Islamic world—has now declared war on us directly. Will Obama call on Dalia Mogahed, Muslim advisor to the White House and vocal advocate of CAIR and ISNA (both with ties to the MB), to denounce the Brotherhood? Will Tariq Ramadan, grandson of the founder of the organization and recipient of a recent Hillary Clinton-approved travel visa, postpone his Islam-is-the-new-Black lecture tour to declare his rejection of the group? I won't hold my breath. If Obama's acquiescent posture is any indication of future events, the West won't sleep; rather, it will clear the way, waving palm branches.
But pessimism should never lead to apathy. Every declaration of war should be taken seriously. We should never underestimate the threat, even as the current administration is intent on offering the enemy "comfort" in the form of conciliation. Despite Obama's overtures, the Muslim Brotherhood has a specific vision of our future. As expressed by its Guide:
The Soviet Union fell dramatically, but the factors that will lead to the collapse of the U.S. are much more powerful than those that led to the collapse of the Soviet empire – for a nation that does not champion moral and human values cannot lead humanity, and its wealth will not avail it once Allah has had His say, as happened with [powerful] nations in the past. The U.S. is now experiencing the beginning of its end, and is heading towards its demise…
Is it? Will we let it?

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...the 2-2 to Woodsen and here it comes...and it is swung on and missed! And Tom Browning has pitched a perfect game! Twenty-seven outs in a row, and he is being mobbed by his teammates, just to the thirdbase side of the mound.
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The Brewers have the same number of lefties in their lineup as the Reds do.
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We've seen this before in the past week....then scratched.
I like the lineup, at least as much as I can any lineup with Cozart and Stubbs batting 1-2 against a righty.
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i always look at the opposing lineup and try to guess the guy to avoid for the night.....tonight it's Martin Maldonado
The good news is that according to the Stats, Inc. preview for ESPN, Bruce and Ludwick are a combined 18-for-43 lifetime against Gallardo with five homers. Hopefully that continues tonight.
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In other news, both teams go 1-2-3 in the first.
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The Brewers feed is just as bad, who knows?
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How to decide between a one- and two-stage thermostat
It's not always clear whether you have to upgrade to a two-stage thermostat when you install a new two-stage furnace. Most new high-efficiency furnaces 92 percent or greater have two-stage burners. A two-stage furnace fires up the first-stage burner and in most conditions stops there. However, on very cold days or if you're manually boosting the temperature, the furnace will switch on the "afterburners," or the second-stage burners. Second-stage operation really kicks out the heat, but sends energy efficiency right down the drain.
Furnace manufacturers use two methods to limit second-stage operation. High-end furnaces incorporate an internal sensor that monitors the return air temperature. If the first-stage burners are on and the temperature of the return air falls, the second-stage burners fire up. Less expensive models use a simple timer to control the second stage. So if the house doesn't reach the set temperature within 10 minutes, the timer automatically fires up the second stage. Unfortunately, it keeps the second stage running until the thermostat reaches the set temperature.
Here's how a programmable two-stage thermostat works. As the thermostat comes out of setback mode, it looks for a temperature increase of 6 to 8 degrees per hour. It "learns" how long it takes the system to reach the set point. Then it adjusts the start-up time on each consecutive day so the house is warm when you wake up—without firing up the second stage. The thermostat only kicks in the second stage if the furnace can't maintain 6 to 8 degrees per hour.
A two-stage thermostat may need more wires than your current programmable thermostat. So you may have to fish an additional four-strand cable from the furnace room to the thermostat location (Photo 1). Or use a special digital thermostat with the existing wiring (Photo 2).
To sum it up:
- If you plan to keep your home at a constant temperature, you don't need a two-stage thermostat.
- If you want to vary the temperature of your home during the day or night, a programmable two-stage thermostat is the way to go.
Figure A: Two-Stage Furnace
A two-stage thermostat increases efficiency by running the first-stage burners as long as possible. If the first-stage burners cannot maintain a 6- to 8-degree temperature rise in the house, the thermostat fires up the second-stage burners. Timer-controlled furnaces waste energy by firing up the second-stage burners after 10 minutes, even if that heat isn't needed.


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The Olympic Torch relay hit the streets of Seoul only to create demonstrations from groups including ethnic Chinese who expressed their pride to North Korean defectors who regard China as a supporter of the oppressive North Korean regime. Han Chang-kwon, head of a union of North Korean defectors, stated bluntly, "I believe China isn't qualified to hold the Olympics. They're using the Olympics to send North Koreans back to their country, which is why I came to rally to publicize their in humane actions."
At one point an angry North Korean attempted to set himself on fire, but was prevented by the police. More than 8,300 police officers were moblized to protect the 22 kilometer Olympic march. Even while Koreans protested against, thousands of Chinese expressed their admiration for China and wanted the world to know they have pride in the Chinese nation.
The Olympics was to be an opportunity for China to enter the world stage as a leading nation in the 21st century. Instead, its actions in Tibet, its crackdown on Chinese dissidents, and its policy of returning fleeing North Koreans back to the oppressive world of North Korea increasingly turn supporters of China into disappointed friends.


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Japanese Studies at Earlham is about encountering the complex histories, societies and cultures that both comprise and are embodied in the nation of Japan. Student encounters with Japan take a variety of forms, from academic courses focusing on arts, literature, society and culture; to in-depth language study; to interactions with Japanese students on campus; to immersive study abroad experiences. At Earlham College, Japanese Studies students develop not only a depth and breadth of knowledge concerning Japan, but also tangible knowledge, experiences and skill sets that help carry them into the next stages of their academic or professional careers. Indeed, the next best thing to being in Japan is being at Earlham.
Scholarship about Japan has a long history at Earlham and our connections with Japan run deep. For more than 50 years, Earlham has been a leader in undergraduate education focused on Japan. In addition to Japanese language classes from beginning to advanced levels, we offer classes related to Japan across the curriculum: in anthropology, music, environmental studies, religion, music, art, history, literature, linguistics and beyond. At Earlham, students can pursue their own encounters with Japan through a variety of pathways.
In addition, each year Earlham welcomes leading scholars of Japan to campus through the Jackson H. Bailey Memorial Lecture. Recent lecturers include Christine R. Yano, Daniel P. Aldrich and Alex Kerr. Lecturers often visit classes and have informal conversations with students.
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In-between semesters, Japanese Studies students have worked at the Concordia Language Village Mori no Ike and at the Keio Academy in Purchase, N.Y., where staffers speak Japanese and teach culture during summer youth camps. Our students also have secured unpaid internships at the Embassy of Japan in Washington DC, the Japan Society in New York, and various Japanese Consulates and Japan America Society offices throughout the United States.
Earlham's Japanese Studies students are active in the Japan-America Student Conference (JASC), a student-led exchange program where equal numbers of students from the U.S. and Japan are selected to spend one summer month together, studying and analyzing Japan-U.S. relations while visiting four diverse regions in the host country.
Earlham College Japanese Studies graduates have gone on to careers in both Japan and the US in corporate consulting, global sales, education, government, communication and translation.
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Recent graduates are placed each year in the Morioka Assistant Language Teacher Program, which is similar to JET but exclusive to Earlham. These are paid two-year English teaching assistant positions with the Morioka Board of Education in Iwate Prefecture.
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Spearheading the effort is associate professor of legal studies Lisa Newcity, who received a 2006-2007 Faculty Fellowship to support her work. During her fellowship, Professor Newcity developed a course in conflict resolution that will be offered to legal studies majors as a program elective, and to all interested members of the University community.
"Effective conflict resolution skills are crucial for the legal professional and the legal studies student," Newcity said. "Alternative methods, such as mediation and arbitration, are the wave of the future as more and more people in society recognize the value of non-adversarial conflict resolution." And those skills are equally effective in other facets of a student's life, both on and off campus.
So, Newcity decided to explore the efficacy of a formal peer mediation program at RWU. Meeting with members of the RWU student life community, she discussed how conflict resolution and mediation services might be of benefit to their staff and students. After further investigation, she saw the benefits of including the School of Law's Mediation Clinic in developing the program. After a meeting with law professor and clinic director Bruce Kogan, a new collaboration between the law school and the undergraduate community was born.
The short-run result? Trained staff and studentsare now mediators at the law school clinic. From concept to completion, professor Lisa Newcity exemplifies collaboration in action at RWU.


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Arsenal launch 125th anniversary home kit
Arsenal Football Club launched their home kit for the 2011/12 season at midnight on Wednesday with a special events for attending supporters.
Alongside guest appearances by Arsenal legend Charlie George and Arsenal Ladies' star Rachel Yankey, a live DJ played in the Emirates Stadium lower concourse and fans were given the chance to test their skills with some football challenge games.
Complimentary refreshments including football classics Bovril and hot dogs kept everyone fuelled until they walked down the red carpet to The Armoury Store where guests were greeted by a brass band.
Once the clock struck 12, supporters were able to get their hands on the new kit which features a bespoke crest, detailing 15 laurel leaves to reflect the design on the reverse of the six pence pieces paid by 15 men to establish the Club and 15 oak leaves to acknowledge the founders who would meet in the local Royal Oak pub in South London 125 years ago.
Some special items were on sale in the shop including 500 Arsenal heritage balls (worth £25) which were on sale for the 1886 price of three shillings and sixpence - a bargain 17p!
Supporters can keep an eye on www.Arsenal.com for details of further events taking place to mark the anniversary.


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There is so much of information floating around that sometimes you wonder where all the jargon and technical terms sprung from. If you are a smartphone user, this article will explain the most important, and frequently cited terms understandably.
Near field communication (NFC)
It is this technology that is making several smartphone addicts switch to the latest Android phone with the Jelly Bean OS. Just touching your phone with another similar phone allows you to transfer data, photos and videos. That's NFC. It works on any device that has the NFC receiver chip, like the Samsung Galaxy S3. You can also make payments using this same technology through gateways like Google Wallet.
Touchwiz (TW)
This is what Samsung calls its user interface (UI), so don't be surprised when you see something like TW launcher on your device. It just means your local UI.
HTC Sense
Just like Samsung, HTC has a name for its user interface – HTC Sense. RIM (BlackBerry) is planning to call its OS10 user interface "BB Flow".
Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL)
This technology turns your mobile phone into a portable set-top box. This means you can play photos, videos and games on your TV with just a low-cost, five-pin cable. Most of the new handsets have it, the foremost being the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. In other words, MHL is the HDMI alternative, and it better be in this highly mobile world.
Long Term Evolution (LTE)
This is the best Internet speed you can hope for in today's times. It's a jargon term for mobile internet connections. It began with the lowly GPRS (General Packet Radio Service), and then went on to EDGE (Enhanced Data for Global Evolution), 3G (3rd Generation), HSPA (High Speed Packet Access) and now LTE, which is marketed as 4G LTE.
By doing this, you create a wireless 'hotspot' with your phone's internet connection, allowing you to connect your computer to the internet.
Bluetooth V1 – V4
You guessed it, 4 is the latest and the greatest wireless Bluetooth connection that is fast, energy efficient and compatible with most devices.
VPN (Virtual Private Network)
It's nothing but a private network access over public connections, and largely used by companies to make all office communication secure.
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|June 27th, 2013, 08:53 AM
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Free to good home - 10-11 year old shepard husky
I hate to do this but I have to get rid of one of my dogs.
He is a 10 year old shepard husky mix. He has been by friend for ever but he has a few "quirks" that are causing me to get rid of him.
We got him as a stray about 9 years ago... the story told to me was he was runing on the streets for about a year before he got caught. He was very skidish, food agressive and malnurished...with a lot of work all that was fixed and he is usually wanting to be a lap dog most of the time.
The reason I am asking if anyone wants him is beacuse I am having a hard time bringing myself to putting him down. I know this is what will probably happen.
I dont feel comfortable having him around small children any more, He is "grumpy" at times and I dont feel safe leaving him with my child who doesnt know how to act when around him.
I would have a hard time living with myself if I didnt try everything first. This is my last desprate step.
In the very recent past he has growled and niped at both me and my wife, he has not done it to my 7 month old and I will not let it. I have tried every type of trainer, diet changes, vets.... spent a ton of time and money trying to work it out. I feel very responsible to do everything I can to give my animals the best life they can. I was never really able to feel comfortable with him around small childern of people afraid of dogs.
He plays agressive and is hyper friendly which scares alot of people and worries me with other people around.
I would say I would only be comfortable giving him to someone familair with taking care of dogs, lives in a house with yard ( he is electric fence trained), and has no kids arounds.
I know I will get the " Just put him down" response from most on this board but I am sure you all know how hard that decision is for anyone with a 10 year relation ship with your dog. No shelter will take him knowing his agressive past and dont want to put him thru that sitiuation, so if someone doesnt take him my friend will be put down.
****** We have set a date, If someone doesnt take him by Tuesday at 5pm I will be losing a family member forever******
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its gonna be tough, but IMO he is aggressive because he knows its almost time. Our collie got the same way, just didnt want to be around anyone and was mad at any attempt to comfort her. the vet told us it was her clock telling her it was the end.
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|June 27th, 2013, 06:36 PM
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So you would feel better pawning off on some one a known liability. A dog that isacting agresive towards its owners is only going to be more agresive toward someone they do not know. Some dumb bleading heart could be convinced to take on your problem and get hurt because of there stupidity and your inability. Shoot the dog.
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|June 28th, 2013, 10:37 AM
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How/why would you put your dog or another family in that position, just so YOU don't have to see it end and YOU are "having a hard time putting him down".
Sounds awfully selfish to me.
I know everyone wants to be all lovey dovey with their pets, but I truly believe part of being a loving responsible pet owner is knowing when enough is enough.
It's time.
|June 28th, 2013, 11:16 AM
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I know, read my post I have a time and date set, I admit that its not a good situation but I wasnt looking to hand him off to anyone not knoiwing but there are people out there willing to take cases like this sometimes. I didnt want to find out later there was someone willing to help and all I had to do was ask.
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my shepherds 3 years old.. I dread this day. just like I did when I put my 15year old begal down. some times things gotta end.. all ya can do it get it over with and then remember all the good time had!
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I completely understand your situation I have a Border collie that is 14 yrs. old and can't control his bladder or bowels very well anymore and just plain acts as though he doesn't know where he is at most of the time. We have tried the meds but they just aren't working much anymore. It has been time for awhile but we just can't seem to take the final step as he is still very much playful and loving. That being said his quality of life has diminished and it is only fair to him to end it. I agree your best option is to put him down if for nothing else the aggression issue, as something is bothering him enough it is making an otherwise good dog not himself. He must be in pain. I had an Australian shepherd that started getting that way at 9 yrs. old and he had bone cancer so we lost a member of the family then as I had him put down to end his suffering. It's hard but do it for him.
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Take your best friend in and be at his side for the end. Show him the same love and compassion you always have. Don't let him go without the people he loved most in his life at his side. Don't let him go scared and surrounded by strangers.
It's time.
Now I'm gonna go dry my eyes and drink a lot of beer.
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Its hard but its most likely the right thing to do, unless some correctable issue is found. Thats pretty much in the range of a normal life span for large dog. Usually, there's something degenerating thats led to this behavior. I put two dogs down this year, one for physical, one for mental reasons. The one had CCD (canine cognative disorder), which is like alzheimers for dogs. It was tough, since she was physically in OK health for a 15 yr old dog, but quality of life wasn't there. She was nipping at people (everyone but me), confused, barking, pacing, etc. Its sometimes easy to miss signs, since they gradually grow. But usually, there's a reason. They've lost sight, or hearing, brain issues, pain issues, etc. Its a reaction usually to being in pain, confused and/or afraid.
Sorry for it all Its the way of life, but it still sucks.
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Posted 03 November 2012 - 12:50 AM
What are some tips and tricks to playing snake?
Posted 03 November 2012 - 05:27 AM
Posted 03 November 2012 - 10:33 AM
work on your crawl making sure your butt isnt sticking up to high
Also make sure to be patient. Your presence in the Snake will put their attention on you, which will help your team out. Don't be the person that always gets shot out just because you think you HAVE to shoot out their whole team.
Posted 23 November 2012 - 02:30 PM
-Eleanor Roosevelt
Posted 08 December 2012 - 02:24 PM
You really just can't try to do too much. You're going to see TONS of shots, TONS of easy kills, but because so many players are focused on you, trying to take those shots is an immediate death sentence.
You really need to patient, play tight, and OCCASIONALLY pop your head up and draw fire. It's so easy to shoot a snake player out, you can bounce shots into the snake, you can clip their pack when they try to crawl, you can shoot them as they try to move up. You really need to focus on staying tight when tons of guns are shooting at you.
You also need to learn how to "headcheck" before you come out with your gun. Just a quick look, either down the tape, or across the field that doesn't take longer than half a second is really important. If you keep your head exposed for too long, it'll get taken off.
Everyone on the field knows what "SNAKE SNAKE SNAKE!!!" means, so when they start yelling that, you can easily have 3+ guns on you for a period of time. This is when you need to ease off, don't gun battle, and just stick in tight and not move until your teammates can take advantage of your move, and start inflicting damage to the other team from other parts of the field.
Your team has to treat you getting into the snake, like the move in boxing where they wave their left fist in the air to distract (snake player), then hit with the right hand (dorito players moving up).
Of course, if your teammates sit on their ass while you draw 3 guns, then you're in deep shit. But if they are smart enough to detect the easing up in pressure as you draw the fire, they should be able to make some pretty aggressive moves up the field as you draw the fire.
My rules for snake are this-
1) Stay tight
2) Stay alive
3) don't gun battle
4) yell out positions
5) headcheck before coming out with my gun
6) moving up is more important than shooting crossfield. You get more kills at S3 than you do at S1
Posted 10 December 2012 - 03:00 AM
If you're playing NPPL. Go into S1. shoot down tape, when no paintballs are being shot at you, run down the snake and shoot people. If you get shot, keep going. NPPL refs are bad...
Please be aware that I am semi-serious about this..lol You're probably better off just taking Mike's advice lol
Edited by Kirko017, 10 December 2012 - 03:01 AM.
Posted 10 December 2012 - 08:29 PM
First day :
I had perfect breaks to snake. I tried to go elbow to knee while crawling and played tight. I always got to s2 but I got clipped in the pack though.
Second day:
I had okay breaks to snake , a lot of lucky bounces allowed me to get in. I only did a combat crawl to avoid fire the entire way . I could shoot down tape but I couldnt really shoot crossfield. One game I had a perfect break, I crawled as fast as possible got out snake corner , then I got to s3 and I did a head check and I was met with 3 barrels pointing right at me. I spent 10 minutes trying to clean my mask afterwards.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 12:23 AM
Look up Mike's video on it, it helped me a lot.
Just remember to not put your back to the bunker that you're shooting from.- leaves you too exposed and you have less range of motion.
My feedback- http://www.techpb.co...howtopic=217960-
Posted 11 December 2012 - 12:55 AM
The best way I have found to play it is to be on your stomach. Especially when you crawl up the snake now, you can't really get away with be on your knees and hands and crawling up fast like you used to be able to. You gotta stretch your legs out more and have your nuts dragging on the ground to keep your pack down. And when you first get into a new knuckle of the snake, lay on your stomach until you know where they are at before you get in that knee'd stance in the snake. Because they might be in a spot that can drop them in. You also want to walk the field prior and find which spots can drop them in on you.
So say you get into snake1. Slide in, crawl up on stomach, get to knuckle. Stay on stomach. If you have a coach, listen for his bunker calls. If he doesn't call a bunker someone can get you from, then get in the knee'd stance, make sure you're still playing low and tight though. If he calls a can say at the 40 in the center of the field then stay laid down until the paint is no longer coming over the top at you and shoot him. While you wait for your coach to tell you this, or just paying attention yourself. You should be on your stomach trying to gain dominance down the tape to keep them from moving up the snake while you are locked down from that guy in the center can.
It sounds like you're not on a team so your corner guy probably isn't going to help you out much. So you're going to be on your own. Once you hear your bunker not getting shot at, and paintballs not whizzing overhead. Snap up quick and blast the guy in the face
You're only going to be able to go snake off the break so often, try going to the insert then shoot your mirror/corner until you do not see paint going between the snake and your bunker and make your way into the snake. It shouldnt take you but an extra 15secs to go from the the insert into snake as compared to getting there off the break. Not too many people can afford to dump countless pods in front of the insert bunker at practice or even tournaments unless they're pro. And if they do, just stay there and giggle to yourself at the amount of cash they just wasted and never even got you out And eventually they will have to let up off the lane as their pack runs drys and you just sneak in there. And just know they are going to be watching you go into the snake with ease after they let off the lane and they will be mumbling curse words because you got in, and they didn't get you out after all of that wasted paint. ..
And you only want to head check when no one is shooting at you to find bodies lol. If you see a barrel pointed at you, get back in quick and wait for the paint to let up again and have your gun ready this time and snap him out. If you go insert first instead of off the break to snake, you can usually talk with teammates and look where people went off the break in that 15secs. So when you get in the snake you can just pop up and usually surprise someone who doesn't know you jumped in there and not need to head check to find bodies
But just keep it up, you'll start catching on over time and experience and be dishing out many painful welts along the sides of fools from the snake.
Edited by Kirko017, 11 December 2012 - 01:04 AM.
Posted 12 December 2012 - 01:35 PM
You have to learn to lay on your stomach, place your free hand on the ground, and pick your chest up off the ground and shoot with one hand
So it's like yoga... no actually it's not like yoga at all.. not in the slightest
Posted 12 December 2012 - 01:56 PM
Edited by dertydood, 12 December 2012 - 01:56 PM.
My feedback- http://www.techpb.co...howtopic=217960-
Posted 12 December 2012 - 07:40 PM
Also, I think I might have to start yoga soon, 'cause , it's good for you 'n' stuff
Posted 12 December 2012 - 08:05 PM
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Posted 13 December 2012 - 04:30 AM
Oh , my field just put in new bunkers and I thought that they felt a little low. Last time I played ,(when the old bunkers were around) I could go elbow to knee. I guessing that they are the new PSP bunkers so that's why I had to the stomach crawl to avoid getting hit.It feels really awkward now...
Also, I think I might have to start yoga soon, 'cause , it's good for you 'n' stuff
Yeah the new beams are shorter and thinner in size. If there is a cake or minirace in the snake, you can usually still elbow to knee behind them and even sit up and play them crouched/kneeled down depending on other players position on the fields. But if you're at one of the new snake Ls or just in the snake for most part, you need to lay down.
Edited by Kirko017, 13 December 2012 - 04:31 AM.
Posted 28 December 2012 - 10:41 PM
If you're playing PSP. Go to the insert bunker off the break. Battle your mirror/snake corner until your "coach" on the snake sideline tells you to go into the snake. Sit in S1 looking cross field for shots at the Dorito side, stall the game out and do not move until your coach tells you to move up the snake. Repeat procedure at the next spot in the snake. Do not do anything instinctively, only what your sideline coach says. Now you can play like goldman and the majority of the other pro players in the snake...
If you're playing NPPL. Go into S1. shoot down tape, when no paintballs are being shot at you, run down the snake and shoot people. If you get shot, keep going. NPPL refs are bad... This is very true...I laughed
Please be aware that I am semi-serious about this..lol You're probably better off just taking Mike's advice lol
Edited by Master_Chief, 28 December 2012 - 10:42 PM.
Why not?
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Posted 06 January 2013 - 05:16 PM
Face down ass up might be the way you like to fuck, but dont use it for paintball.
Another trick is practicing blind snap shooting(firing at a place without ever seeing it and shooting it beforehand) from any given place at the snake. I won one D4 practice game with another team from this. Make sure you have teammates that communicate well.
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Iv heard alot of great things about bobamakers stuff, but i havent seen alot of pictures of his jango helmets and armor. Does anyone have pictures or info on his jango stuff?
PM Rupidupe. He has a BM Jango helmet.
There is a picture of my BM cold cast chest armor floating around in a thread somewhere. If I find it I'll post it. It's in an armor attaching thread I think.
Look at Bobamakers website. I think it is www.bobamaker.uk or something like that
Bobamaker.co.uk. Not sure on the Jango, but I would assume it will be top quality as is the Boba stuff.
I own a set of BM's Jango chest/shoulder armor, as well as his Jango vest and flightsuit. I am very happy with all the pieces. Check out BM's website - you'll see that the chest armor was based off of an ILM-cast piece... so, the scale and proportions of the other pieces should be very close to the real deal.... at least in my humble optinion, Daz/BM did a wonderful job, matching the other parts of the armor. Sculpting/prototyiping is excellent and the resulting cold-cast aluminum castings are unbelievable clean and perfect.
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I am also very pleased w/ the BM Jango vest and the flightsuit. Yes - the vest is pricier than other options out there, but it is made from leather and it's pretty accurate as far as the pattern goes... and as far as I can tell... I wish, the leather used would have been a different type of leather/hide - but - I'm picky about that kind of stuff and overall, the vest still looks right...
I ended up adjusting the color of the vest/leather slightly and I also ended up custom dyeing the flightsuit a few times over (accurate color on the flightsuit is so subjective - I kind of kept chasing my own tail...) - but in the end, I am quite happy with all my BM Jango pieces. Usually, I tend to go more for super-accurate stuff... the BM Jango pieces are pretty accurate, but not perfect/hard-core... it seems that Daz is (successfully) trying to strike a balance between accuracy, a slightly idealized look and wearablity/practicality - which I am perfectly OK with in this particular case for some reason.
It's good stuff. Not exactly cheap... but - as usual - you get what you pay for: the good stuff always costs extra... and it's obvious, that Daz puts in many hours to produce these pieces. Quality work always has its price... and takes some time - so, don't panic, if BM quotes you a delivery date that seems to be too far out... patience will be rewarded in this case. As I am saying this, I am chomping at the bit - to receive my Jango helmet... only a few more months... arghhhh...
My BM Jango Stuff is supurb! I have all his current CC pieces except for helmet. And currently I have his Jango Flightsuit on order. My intent is to replace my current armor with BM CC as he comes out with new parts
I have some BM stuff for my Jango; in fact I have all the Jango items he offers on his website ;) Including the very impressive bucket.
BM not only delivers on time, but his stuff is very good. Check out 'Dutch Jango on its way' for some pics.


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If I was a coastal liveaboard, I would definitely have wood and hard coal in preference to diesel, but you've got to have the space and the tolerance for the inevitable cleaning up you'll have to do.
But access to the fuel is usually the deal-breaker here, and as we are heading offshore, it'll have to be diesel, I think.
A fireplace in the boat is a great thing. You don't get to imagine it until you see it and try it. I don't have experience of Alaska winters, but in New England autumn and New Zealand winters, it did work great on our boat. We have a Newport By Dickinson and burn mostly wood in it. Talking about the cost of the fuel, it is not an issue in our case: we burn drifting wood that we never failed to find in abundance along the shores. It is well dry, smells great and heats you for free. The only problem is that it contains salt and tends to leave rust stains in the heater...
Next boat we will stick to a solid heater fuel, but bigger, possibly in cast iron or thick aluminium with radiators for the cabins.
Anyway in case you winterize in a very cold place you will have to stick to a jetty or a marina. Except for Antarctica, but then you can bring coal!
I am new to the whole thought of heat on a boat, as my old boat did not have it, but I only lived on it during the summer a spent winters at my parents house. My last house we had oil heat, but also with a wood stove. Wood if you have a source for it is actually much cheaper, normally free. Here in the North East you can get enough wood delivered, cut and split, for a whole season for around $200. I don't see doing that with diesel . Storage could be an issue for a boat but you should be able to rent a bit of space in the boat yard. I don't really plan on sailing once heating season arrives, as it will be iced up anyway. I was thinking that both an diesel and a solid fuel heater combo makes sense. You can run the wood when you are on board, and have the diesel as an option to keep the boat from freezing while at work.
To me in the day and age of uncertainty about oil prices and availability having options for heating works better for me. But I may just be a bit paranoid. Of course I am planning on making my own bio diesel for the boat in the summer.
|I am also an advocate for a forced air central system over any of the bulkhead ones if you are living on the boat. The system does a very nice job of heating multiple areas rather than just a lot of heat in one area. This makes for a much more liveable situation. We installed a Webasto unit that is wonderful.
With all due respect, burning wood or coal aboard ship has been done for hundreds of years. Wood and charcoal stoves are available from reputable makers for even small vessels.
Solid fuel marine stoves and heaters that are designed to burn when the vessel is in motion have an enclosed firebox that contains the burning fuel.
Solid fuel and charcoal have a respectable heating value, and it is at least arguable that a piece of firewood that can be readily grasped and placed in a fireplace is actually less of a fire or explosion hazard than either liquid or gas fuel.
I have no opinion to offer regarding dust explosions, since I have never heard of one in this context.
BTW, most solid fuel heaters and fireplaces dissipate their heat output by natural convection and radiation and, properly located, can certainly operate without the assistance of a fan.
If you like solid fuel heat and can handle the high (?) price of the fuel, there is no rational reason that you ought not have it.
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I have just got back from a sailing weekend on a friends 28 foot yacht, he has a solid fuel boat heater made of stainless steel. It has a heat exchanger on both sides of it and ducts hot air to the rest of the boat by a small computor size fan. There is also a small oven on the top which takes a pie or a few jacket potatoes. A small kettle stood on the top all weekend, so we had constant hot water for coffee. All weekend it kept alight with a constant cabin temp of between 21 and 24 degrees. It burned coal brickets and over the whole weekend we probably spent £2-3 in coal. Oh and we got soaked one day and dried out all our gear in a few hours.
His previous yacht had a smaller version which just warmed the main cabin.
I also knew of another 23 foot sailing yacht with a brilliant little solid fuel heater made from a CO2 bottle, which is the carbon dioxide gas dispencer for pubs.
Quite honestly I can't see any negatives except it is not instant heat, it takes about half an hour to get going. There is ash to dispose of which creates dust, but he has a small vaccume cleaner which easily clears the dust. You also need somewhere to keep the solid fuel and a stout leather glove.
The positives on a yacht are no battery drain and constant heat so all round winter sailing. They will also not fit in all boats.
The smell inside the boat is far better than diesel.
I don't see how it can be no-battery drain if it uses a small computer fan to blow air into air ducts... doesn't the fan require electricity, or do you have some new technology that makes fans run without needing electricity???
Solid fuels are lower energy density and higher cost per BTU than liquid fuels. They also can be a storage hazard, and the dust can be an explosion hazard.
|Couple questions for you wood burners out there....I love the idea....however, while sailing how do you keep burning wood from shifting in the heater/stove....also...the amount of wood you need must take up quite a bit of space...how does the heat output per space taken up compare to kerosene?? Personally I use an electric heater. I'm happy with it, however, I have to run the engine or use shore power as it drains quite a bit.
What a very odd notion. Putting a solid fuel heater on a boat is analogous to installing a wood or coal-fired furnace in the basement of your home - archaic to say the least.
Perhaps we take for granted the practicality, convenience and effciency of our Espar - forced warm air, diesel system. But, when the temperature reaches uncomfortably cool levels on our boat, that bulkhead mounted thermostat, is a wonderful thing.
|One thing I'd point out though is that liquid fuels are easier to deal with and often far more cost-effective. Diesel and propane are both going to have far more BTUs for the buck than wood or charcoal. The fuel is also far more compact and easier to store.
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Got a Fang bucket on the way to do up a custom for a friend. I'm going to fill in the dent and wondered if anyone can advise on the best product/ filler to use. Any other tips on preping, sanding etc. would be appreciated.
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Got a Fang bucket on the way to do up a custom for a friend. I'm going to fill in the dent and wondered if anyone can advise on the best product/ filler to use. Any other tips on preping, sanding etc. would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!:cheers
Im pretty sure everyone here will tell you to use Bondo, and i must agree. Ive been working on my first scracth buils bucket, and just started using Bondo to make the dome shape spot on. Its a great product to work with, easy to sand and shape, start with a rough sand paper and work ur way to the finer stuff, and u would never know there was a dent there to begin with =]
Bondo for the most part, yeah. I also use JB Weld sometimes, I feel it has a stronger hold to the bondo.
yup... bondo is the way to go
Thank you gentlemen! I've never worked with the stuff but I'll give it a whirl.
Just mix ur first small batch, and put it on something else, like a paper plate or something, practice with it, get a feel for the curing time. Then go for the dent =]
As a piece of advice....when you buy the bondo, since you've never worked with it before, pick up some spreading tools for it (basically flat pieces of plastic) as the ones made for working bondo are coloured to the shade your mix should be before you use it. Basically when you mix in the hardener you should end up with a light salmon colour. I've not had a chance to try it yet myself but I work in a hardware store and saw that tool set. Soon as it's warm enough to start working outside I'll be trying it out.
Bondo does harden quick if you dont mix it right. I just go with a light pink color and if you want to use a tool of some kind a cheap plastic paint scraper or a hunk of stiff cardboard will work.
Back in high school I used at least 40 gal. of bondo working on cars and trucks. After a while you get an eye for the right color.
If you plan to fill in small bubbles and make small corrections id use the (I think its called) Glaze and spot putty. It comes in a small tube. Should be next to the bondo.
I was at the auto store and I saw some bondo but didnt get any cos I wasnt sure if there was like a "kind" of bondo to get. As far as I could tell there's only an auto repair "kind". Is that the right stuff? (Sorry if this is off topic)
You want Bondo Body Filler, says it right on the can, or tube, depents on what you get.
Sweet! Thank you. I be confused no longer. :)
Make sure you rough up the area your working on well tho, it's a must... I bought a can of lightweight plastic-ish 2 part body filler for my Fang and it flaked off a day or two later because I didn't prep the surface area; I figured the heat from the chemical reaction alone would cause it to stay in place but guess not...
Bondo's great. Make sure you give it something to adhere to, otherwise you'll just end up making a positive mold of the dent.
i used plumbers epoxy putty rather than bondo. it bonds better, smells better and cures just as fast :)
haha, since I have limited area/resources/time, I used Billy Mays' Mighty Putty, then sanded it down for a smooth finish. This is my first project so not going for complete perfection yet.


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Words cannot express the sadness that has cascaded since learning the news of my very good friend and fellow broadcaster, Frank Pastore, passing earlier today after complications of pneumonia. I have had the privilege of knowing Frank on both a professional and personal level for about 17 years, and just knowing that he's not going to be around with that infectious laugh and boyish enthusiasm makes the world just a bit emptier.
That said, there are few things about which I'm pretty confident. It's a smaller list, but there are some things of which I am very certain. But there is one thing I know for a fact, and that is that Frank Pastore is in a much better place, and Heaven's collection of power hitters are overjoyed at Frank's arrival, because batting practice fastballs are now traveling across eternity.
Prayers to Gina, his wonderful wife and their family, that God's grace will get them through the difficulty of this at this time of year. And I hope they do appreciate the impact Frank had on people not just around Los Angeles on radio, but all over the world.
If you want to get a glimpse of the kind of character Frank was, I encourage you to pick up his autobiography, Shattered.
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I would like to hear from anyone who is currently doing this course, or who has graduated recently, regarding the questions below:
1. How prompt are the teachers and local tutors in responding to emails?
2. I've heard the course is very research focused, is this true and roughly how much of what you have learnt on the course have you been able to apply directly to your classroom practices?
3. Is there anything you feel that is missing from the course? For example, I don't see CALL, learner autonomy, etc, mentioned in the module overviews.
5. Is there anything you wish you'd known about the course before starting that I haven't asked about above? Please explain.
The reason for my post is that, of all the distance MAs I've looked into, this one had appealed to me the most because its five core modules cover just about everything I'm interested in, minus one or two things that I am hoping are in there somewhere just not mentioned on the website. However, when I emailed them about it, I got a very waffle-filled reply, and my biggest request about being put in contact with current or former students was denied due to the Data Protection Act not allowing them to pass on email addresses. This has irked me somewhat as other universities ask their students first, then pass on the information if the students say that it is okay. I'm wondering if there is some reason for their reticence, such as the David's English House funding scandal (though that is old news)...
Anyway, I probably won't choose this course unless it can get itself back to the top of my list. Any answers and opinions are much appreciated!


text: This win gets one back for the giveaway at home against Atlanta. Again, this is not suppose to be a lottery year... The Pistons found an injury riddled team that is more dysfunctional than they are at the moment. Yes, Stuckey keeps playing well. Good. But Stuckey can not bail out the poor shooting and lack of offense for too long. Notice at times, the ball is passed around the perimeter and no one wants to shoot like the possession just inside the 4 minute mark in the 4th. Or, the ball goes in and pops back out and no one wants the shot. Take your pick: Pope, Jennings, Singler. Either Pope eventually shoots or Josh gets a poor look. This can't go on too long as the Piston offense is working to get guys open looks who do not have NBA ready shots. And setting up Stuckey for a three is not high percentage. Give Jennings credit. He admitted in the press what we can see: he said he has lost confidence in his shot. Of course, poor coaching has contributed. Jennings, especially on this team, should be encouraged to launch the three when in motion. Instead, he is learning to be a point guard in the strict (passing sense), something he is not. So he has "lost his shot." Pope is starting as a shooting guard, but as a raw rookie, like so many rookies, he has no NBA ready shot. This cannot continue long as again, this is not a lottery year. As a team, you can't keep shooting blanks on offense and hold in defense. It is not football. You wonder whether a high-low post attack (Monroe and Drummond) would be more effective. And, poor free thrower or not, just getting the ball into Drummond and working off of him. The defense? Can't tell. Brooklyn is too disfunctional. Have to see if the Piston defense can stay with teams that continually pass and are in constant motion. So far, teams that have played together in a while in their system have cut through the defense. The Pistons have a chance to make up some ground in the next few games and get back to .500. 20 games, 30 games. That will tell where the team stands in the league. And then, the trade or trades? once they know the entire outlook of the team.


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Have you ever needed your headers or footers to be different on odd and even pages?
Maybe you've created a document that will eventually be put together like a book so the pages that will end up on the right of the finished document need the page number on the right side of the page with the same scenario for the left side pages.
If this is something that you've ever needed, you know the frustration that can be involved in trying to figure it out.
By default, the headers and footers for all pages are the same… but of course that can be changed, if you know where to look.
We begin in the Format menu, Page choice.
When the Page Style: Default dialog box opens, you need to navigate to the Header or Footer tab depending upon your needs.
Once there, the first thing you'll have to do is to activate the header/footer in the very first checkbox.
At that point, the options for the header or footer area become available for changes.
Just below the option to use these areas, you'll find the "Same content left/right" choice. It's already checked, which is what will cause you the problems if your goal is to create different left and right page information.
With that choice deselected, you'll need to click OK.
You're now back in your document, and ready to go.
(To access the header or footer area, try clicking into the very top or bottom of a page. You'll see on the vertical ruler that you're now in a space with a different ruler than the main body of the document.)
When you create a header or footer on the first page, it will not appear on the second page, but it will on the third.
To create information for the second and all other even numbered pages, simply click into the correct space and create what you need.
There's a few important notes to this one…
#1 The top of that dialog box we used said Page Style: Default. Meaning that the changes you made here will affect all future documents as well.
*I personally think that the changes we made were simple enough that changing things back and forth as necessary via this method isn't really a problem. You may disagree, but that's my opinion, for what it's worth.
#2 Because the headers and footers have different tabs within the dialog box, you can set a header for all pages and a footer that changes every other page and vice versa. That one could definitely be a useful thought…
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Skin rashes always appear on my son's skin
Hi, I am really wondering what is happening to my youngest son because every time he is exposed to extremes of weather (either too cold or too hot) he will manifest reddish spots all over his body and he will not stop scratching his skin. What I usually do is to let him take a quick shower and after which, the rashes will disappear. Is my son having allergies? Does he need to visit his doctor? What if during our visit to his doctor, he does not have any rashes, the physician will not be able to evaluate his condition, will it still be okey?
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Dear aejaethemum,
Some children with sensitive skin will react in this way if the weather is particularly dry, cold or hot. It is also possible to have an allergy to very cold conditions. If the rash does not stay once your son has gone back to a comfortable temperature then it is most likely that he has sensitive skin and also has suffered from 'pickly heat' in hot conditions (rather than an allergy). You may need to be extra careful about what you dress him in.
If you are at all unsure then yes you should visit your doctor - even if he does not have the symptoms at the time he will still be able to take a medical history from you and arrange any necessary testing.
Best wishes,