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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by falling_dance, Jan 5, 2013.
It's been (almost) seven years, you guys. Well, sort of.
WOOZERS! I'm getting old!!! BTW... Cool title f_d!
Holistic medicine:
I took too long with the poll. I should've answered your question in the first post.
alarm clocks:
digital (with a beeping sound)
digital (with music)?
Do you still wear a watch?
watches as
pocket ornaments
hats (a little purpose-defeating, but whatever floats your boat)
Pocket ornaments
If money and bureaucracy were no problem and if you were to want to adoptable child, would you prefer:
A foreign adoption
Adopt within our own country
An in-country adoption, though the preference would be slight.
purple Command
Purple command
Books that maybe turned into voices soon:
Blood Red Road
Book Thief
Chaos Walking
The Devil in the White City
Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children
The Bell Jar, though its future seems uncertain.
Grown-ups wearing mittens instead of gloves.
purple presumption
Whaaaaaaaaaaaat? (Yay new thread!)
Yay, I think that's cute and I do that
Do you like it when it rains?
January 5 people:
Constanze Mozart
Stella Gibbons
Jane Wyman
Sam Phillips
Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Alvin Ailey
Alfred Brendel
Robert Duvall
Umberto Eco
Florence King
Maurizio Pollini
Charlie Rose
Diane Keaton
Iris DeMent
Marilyn Manson
This is fun! Happy Happy almost seventh anniversary ToToToTot...
Capricorns, eh?
Ailey, Duvall, Rose, and Keaton are the ones I know the most about. I'm also familiar with Eco, Wyman, and Manson (Marilyn, that is) --
Scariest most intimidating fight or flight scenario:
1. Giving a speech in front of strangers you need to impress
2. Being interviewed for a job you want by 3 or more company honchos simultaneously
3. Undergoing cross-examination in a courtroom
4. Being pulled over by a cop (i.e. police officer, not ISU CoP enforcer )
5. Performing a parallel parking test involving cones you must not hit or knock over (and you have to pass the test with only three attempts)
The fifth option, most definitely.
I've translated Florence King into fifteen languages and Constanze Mozart and I are likethis!
Repeat of #12...
Thanks for the introduction to Florence King! I had run across a book awhile back about Constanze Mozart: After the Requiem -- you wouldn't happen to be the book's translator, btw? Fascinating how there are so many stories out of the mainstream about unheralded people/ events just waiting to be uncovered and brought to light.
Re #12,
I've faced all scenarios and have found 3 and 4 to be the most intimidating, but manageable if remembering to breathe and trying to stay fully present in the moment and thereby perhaps rising above and overcoming the circumstances. Numbers 1 and 2, while scary and nerve-racking can be a piece of cake for me. With practice and thorough preparation, confidence can be one's ally in such situations.
My Dad first taught me how to parallel park and it was easy back then (because he took me out every weekend for practice, and he was a great instructor). I had to go through the parking test again recently and it was NOT fun. Fortunately, angels were with me and I passed miraculously after several attempts. Use a car you are very familiar with and cross your fingers -- but just not while handling the steering wheel!
Repeat of #12 (It's late and I'm feeling a bit lazy ... )
Already done 1 & 5 and failed miserably. 4 can't happen because I don't have a car. Been to many interviews and hey are all scary but not as much as unemployment. So my answer is #3.
Crime thrillers:
Dial M for Murder
Sin City
Gone Baby Gone
Mercury Rising
Pulp Fiction
Catch Me If You Can
12 Monkeys
The Maltese Falcon
Sin City
Bruce Willis movies:
Die Hard series
Sin City
The Sixth Sense
Twelve Monkeys
Pulp Fiction
The Fifth Element
12 Monkeys
I have no ideas left.
January 6 people:
Joan of Arc (I was a dithering Burgundian liberal at the time. Everything looked just like that.)
Heinrich Schliemann
Gustave Doré
Alexander Scriabin
Loretta Young
Jacobo Timerman
Earl Scruggs
E. L. Doctorow
Syd Barrett
Anthony Minghella
A. R. Rahman
John Singleton
Rinko Kikuchi
Joan of Arc.
Sandra Bullock movies:
The Blind Side
The Proposal
The Lake House
Miss Congeniality series
Practical Magic
Speed series
The Net
Speed, even though I've never seen it.
Kim's Gershwin FS at 2009 TEB
her Les Miz FS at this year's South Korean Nationals?
her Les Miz FS at this year's South Korean Nationals
Best swan lake:
Mao Asada
Sasha Cohen
Oksana Baiul
Maria Butyrskaya
Berezhnaya & Sikharulidze
Name the beautiful male figure skater you have seen (picture, tv, in person)
You know, there have been many, many great male skaters with charisma, power, etc, the qualities that the men's discipline seeks for, but Robin Cousins was the one that made me realize that men's discipline can be soooo beautiful and elegant.
Which of these Japanese ladies is most likely to place on the podium at this year's Worlds?
Akiko Suzuki
Mao Asada
Kanako Murakami
Mao Asada :shuffle
Virtue & Moir
Torvill & Dean
Pakhomova & Gorshkov
Grishuk & Platov
Davis & White
Anissina & Peizerat
Grishuk & Platov. They'll always be the best and the first love dancers in my book.
Naomi Watts movies:
J. Edgar
King Kong
21 Grams
Mother and Child
Dream House
The Ring
King Kong
Mark Wahlberg movies:
Lovely Bones
The Happenng
The Departed
Four Brothers
The Italian Job
Perfect Storm
Three Kings
From Marky Mark and Calvin Klein underwear poster boy to savvy, respected Hollywood actor-producer
I think Wahlberg learned a great deal while filming one of his early roles, Renaissance Man, with Danny DeVito (worth checking out if you haven't seen it). Wahlberg is always engaging to watch in whatever he does. Most recently, I loved seeing him in The Italian Job, which I hadn't seen when it first debuted in theaters. I also give a shout out to his performances in Boogie Nights and Contraband. And, I haven't seen The Yards, but I'll have to put it on my list.
Of the films listed in #25, I think Wahlberg's ensemble work in Three Kings and Four Brothers was very good. He was also very good in The Perfect Storm, The Departed and Lovely Bones. If I had to pick a favorite, I'd say: The Italian Job -- it was a cool movie. His break-out film was Boogie Nights. Some of Wahlberg's coolest work has been as a producer, starting with Entourage. He's got quite a few television movie projects in the works as a producer ... successful guy.
Most devastating Hollywood love triangle (note I said "devastating, not notorious" ). There's been so many, but these are the ones that come immediately to mind. What happens in Hollywood happens to ordinary people too on a not-so public scale of course.
Vera Steinberg / Danny Moder / Julia Roberts
Debbie Reynolds / Eddie Fisher / Liz Taylor
Marcheline Bertrand / Jon Voight / Stacy Pickren
Robert Walker / Jennifer Jones / David O. Selznick
Jennifer Aniston / Brad Pitt / Angelina Jolie
Robert Wagner / Natalie Wood / Christopher Walken
(and albeit not Hollywood, but British Royalty):
Diana, Princess of Wales / Charles, Prince of Wales / Camilla Parker-Bowles
Lots of onions in food:
Patricia Neal in
The Fountainhead
A Face in the Crowd
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Subject was Roses
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Audrey Hepburn
Catherine Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
US Nats?


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"I started running again. Short and slow, then longer or harder, a little step in the right direction."
Quitting is never an option
Running is the perfect metaphor for life. Sometimes you struggle and it's hard. Sometimes you feel like you are flying. Flying through the woods on a bright summer day or flying on snowy winter trails. It's the ultimate feeling of freedom. Just breathing and running. Just being.
When I was in my teens and early 20s I struggled with compartment syndrome in both my legs. Running was not an option. After many years and three surgeries I vowed that some day I was going to be a runner.
I started slowly and I remember the day I ran 2 miles for the first time. I was so proud! I added miles and kept going. I was smitten. My first race was a 21 km trail run. I had never run that far and was extremely nervous. My goal was to have a good experience and not be completely worn at the finish line. I started slow, oh so slow, terrified not to be able to finish. I steadied my pace and worked. The miles flew by and suddenly I realized I was near the finish line. I picked up my pace and flew for the line. As I passed it a man came up to me and asked, why aren't you tired? I had saved up strength for too long and didn't release my potential. It was a great learning experience for me.
As the years went by I increased my milage and focus on running. In 2012 I ran my first half marathon in Trondheim. My goal was to finish in under 2 hours. I felt right away that this was my day. My feet were flying, my pace was steady and I could just go on and on. I finished in 1.44, over 15 minutes below my target. Three weeks later I ran my first marathon in 3.52.
In the year that followed I wanted even more. More miles and more races. I pushed, but I pushed too far. I was diagnosed with overtraining syndrome. My heart was racing and my legs felt like they didn't work at all. I lost my sense of direction. I was forced to take a step back and reconsider.
In my daily life I work and own a fitness center. My job is to help people maintain an active life. I love to help them and see them evolve and fulfill their dreams. A lot of the mental techniques I use to help members at the gym, I now had to use on myself. I had to be patient and rebuild step by step.
For a whole year I did not compete or enter any race. I focused on my job and family and tried to regain strength and energy. I started running again. Short and slow, then longer or harder, a little step in the right direction. Quitting was never an option.
In 2015 I was better and allowed myself to enter races again. A half marathon in January. Marathon in Paris in April. Neither of them went very well. In June I decided to start the trail run which had been my first race a few years earlier. Even though I ran with a broken toe, I did quite well and felt that all the small steps I had taken were getting me back in the game! In August I ran a cross country race in Bronx, New York and finished third in my age group. It felt like a victory.
The big finale of the year was the Singapore Marathon in December. For a Norwegian this race is a tremendous challenge. The heat and humidity makes this a different kind of 42K struggle. Especially because it is in the middle of winter for me. My goal was to get to the finish line in my own pace and time. I used a great deal of time on visualization in my preparations for the marathon, more than I had done for any race before.
Because of the heat the race literally starts in the middle of the night. I had to get up before 3 am to be able to eat and drink enough before racing. As I was getting to the starting point I was already compartmentalizing the race. The first kilometer is always about the crowd fanning out and about finding the right pace. The right pace in 30 degrees Celsius is slower than normal pace. Compartmentalizing for me during a marathon means a splitting of the distance in, first a half marathon, then in 5Ks, then 3Ks. That way the race is shortened and not so overwhelming. The work I had spent on visualization beforehand was very helpful. I followed my plan. At the finish line the feeling of accomplishment was the greatest I have ever experienced. Not because the time was good, but because I had pushed through all the hardship and overcome all the struggles of the past years.
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CHAPEL HILL - The University of North Carolina men's basketball team will compete in the 2013 Hall of Fame Tip Off Tournament in November with games to be played in both Chapel Hill and Uncasville, Conn.
The Tar Heels are one of eight schools slated to play in the event, which will be hosted by the Naismith Basketball Memorial Hall of Fame based in Springfield, Mass.
Carolina will be competing in the Naismith Bracket along with Fairfield, Louisville and Richmond. The Springfield Bracket includes Belmont, Hartford, Holy Cross and Hofstra.
UNC will play host to games at the Smith Center on November 15th and 17th, then travel to New England to play games at the Mohegan Sun Arena on November 23rd and 24th.
The Tar Heels previously played in the Hall of Fame Game in Springfield, Mass., in 1982-83 against St. John's, 1987-88 against Syracuse and 1996-97 against Arizona.


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I am trying mine out tomorrow along with the other attachment they sell!!!
Got this product in Monday and I can say is It is a really nicely machined piece and threaded in with no problem. It has several setting instead of the two on the original plug for more fine adjustment with different ammo, and detents off the edge of the spring pin. Test at the range included some ultra light trap loads up to heavy field loads. All functioned flawlessly!
Gunfixers Improved Gas Plug - MD Arms
Freedom is not free. Some will perish to preserve it for the many. Just as our Forefathers did before us, we must take up the battle and not waver. Victory is our only option.
I am trying mine out tomorrow along with the other attachment they sell!!!
Did you get this as a 1st production drum owner as the "fix" Mike offered us?
Nemo ME Impune Lacessit
Manus sapiens potens est
пиштоли не убиваат луѓе, тие само го прават тоа полесно
I didn't read all of the one email Mike sent because it delt with first run drum buyers, but there was something in it about trying a new gas plug if you were still having issues with the shotgun cycling or something like that.What? Not sure what you are talking about. This is a gas plug not a drum.
I'll see if I still have the email and if I do I'll paste what I think I read.
This is the first thing I thought of when I took my Saiga out of the box! I'm glad I'm not the only one that had this idea!
Gunco Member #10
The "original" Boltcutter Rivet Squeezers:
Project Pink - the Pink and Blue AK-74:
Nemo ME Impune Lacessit
Manus sapiens potens est
пиштоли не убиваат луѓе, тие само го прават тоа полесно
yes, igot mine from mike 2 wks. ago along with 3 more drums i ordered. i believe mike is sending out just plugs once he is caught up w/ all backorders. those of us [1st runners] got the plugs for free because we believed in mike and patiently [mostly] waited over ayear to get our drums. and yes the new plugs are sweet worth the price by far
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Ultimate chocolate cake
Indulge yourself with Angela Nilsen's heavenly moist and fudgy chocolate cake - perfect for celebrations - birthdays, weddings, christenings - any excuse!
Nutrition and extra info
- Without icing
- kcal541
- fat35g
- saturates20g
- carbs55g
- sugars40g
- fibre2g
- protein6g
- salt0.51g
- 200g good quality dark chocolate, about 60% cocoa solids
- 200g butter
Butter is made when lactic-acid producing bacteria are added to cream and churned to make an…
- 1 tbsp instant coffee granules
- 85g self-raising flour
- 85g plain flour
- ¼ tsp bicarbonate of soda
Bicarbonate of soda
Bicarbonate of soda, or baking soda, is an alkali which is used to raise soda breads and full-…
- 200g light muscovado sugar
- 200g golden caster sugar
- 25g cocoa powder
- 3 medium eggs
- 75ml buttermilk (5 tbsp)
- grated chocolate or curls, to decorate
Chocolate as we know it in pressed…
For the ganache
- 200g good quality dark chocolate, as above
- 284ml carton double cream (pouring type)
- 2 tbsp golden caster sugar
Butter a 20cm round cake tin (7.5cm deep) and line the base. Preheat the oven to fan 140C/conventional 160C/ gas 3. Break 200g good quality dark chocolate in pieces into a medium, heavy-based pan. Cut 200g butter into pieces and tip in with the chocolate, then mix 1 tbsp instant coffee granules into 125ml cold water and pour into the pan. Warm through over a low heat just until everything is melted – don't overheat. Or melt in the microwave on Medium for about 5 minutes, stirring half way through.
While the chocolate is melting, mix 85g self-raising flour, 85g plain flour, ¼ bicarbonate of soda, 200g light muscovado sugar, 200g golden caster sugar and 25g cocoa powder in a big bowl, mixing with your hands to get rid of any lumps. Beat 3 medium eggs in a bowl and stir in 75ml (5 tbsp) buttermilk.
Now pour the melted chocolate mixture and the egg mixture into the flour mixture, stirring just until everything is well blended and you have a smooth, quite runny consistency. Pour this into the tin and bake for 1 hour 25- 1 hour 30 minutes – if you push a skewer in the centre it should come out clean and the top should feel firm (don't worry if it cracks a bit). Leave to cool in the tin (don't worry if it dips slightly), then turn out onto a wire rack to cool completely.
When the cake is cold, cut it horizontally into three. Make the ganache: chop 200g good quality dark chocolate into small pieces and tip into a bowl. Pour a 284ml carton of double cream into a pan, add 2 tbsp golden caster sugar, and heat until it is about to boil. Take off the heat and pour it over the chocolate. Stir until the chocolate has melted and the mixture is smooth.
Sandwich the layers together with just a little of the ganache. Pour the rest over the cake letting it fall down the sides and smoothing to cover with a palette knife. Decorate with grated chocolate or a pile of chocolate curls. The cake keeps moist and gooey for 3-4 days.
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With the legendary resorts of Sugarbush & Mad River Glen as neighbors, the Mad River Valley is a natural as a winter destination. But there is so much more to "The Valley" than downhill skiing & riding. Here are some suggestions, along with convenient website links, to help you decide how best to avoid cabin fever!
All of the downhill & cross country ski areas listed above, as well as The Catamount Trail, maintain trails for snowshoeing. Please go to their respective websites for fees, regulations & further details. The many hiking trails throughout the Mad River Valley are also perfect for snowshoeing in the winter, and best of all they are free!. For additional information on these trails, the following websites are useful:
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hey guys what would be some good material to make a not to fancy amateur descent looking mark 1 armor? im making a helmet out of a welding mask but i need armor. thanks. o and it has to be uber cheap
hey guys what would be some good material to make a not to fancy amateur descent looking mark 1 armor? im making a helmet out of a welding mask but i need armor. thanks. o and it has to be uber cheap
I personally love working with sintra...I picked up 45 1'x1' sheets on ebay for about $20...that was a pretty amazing deal though they are kind of small. Try going to a sign making shop and looking for PVC based plastics or styrene. I've had a lot of luck with both.
thanks kody. any more ideas? ( from other people)
You could
1) Download a free trial 3D modelling program like Sketchup.
2) Track down some 3D files of the Mark I like these.
(although that particular one looks little flat to me).
3) Download Pepakura. Its a paper folding application.
4) Import the Mark I 3D file into pepakura, unfold it into many, many,
5) Print the sheets onto 110lb. cardstock and carefully cut, score folds,
fold, and glue together the armor.
6) Fiberglass resin the armor for stability.
7) Use full fiberglass on the inside for strength.
8) Bondo the outside to get it smooth.
9) Paint it and come up with a mounting system to wear it.
10) Enjoy!
Note: All credit for this method goes to the 405th.com. I read their
many informative tutorials here.
I'd agree that pepakura would work...but...its a lot of work to do all the unfolding and stuff yourself...you could get away with doing a helmet out of pep because I also browse the 405th and they have a lot of awesome pep and scratch builds over there. I got my pep file from one of their members....doing the helmet would be a start and they might have armor files idk...http://405th.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10589&st=0 I'd go with the file that is the newest as the faceplate is a bit rounder and the older ones are pretty flat...just check the first post!
thanks guys! any other cheap alternatives? also i'd like ideas for materials to make the mark III
well im making a mark 3 suit, and im using 3mm sintra, which is fantastic stuff. just stick it in boiling water for a little and you can do whatever you want with it
you can get online, at sign shops, or at plastic manufacturers (look for them in the yellow pages). of course there is ebay also. costs about $50 for a 3mm thick sheet of 4X8
good luck!
I made my Iron Man statue out of card, cardboard and wood filler. It's solid, but you could use the same principles to make a hollow costume:
http://www.xrobots.co.uk/Iron Man/
The finish is auto paint, but I never lacquered it which would have made it more glossy. The head on that one is fibreglass, but this may be of interest if you're making it from flat sheets:
That's pretty incredible!!!
yeah, that´s i'm looking for, I start to construct my own Vaccum Forming Machine, but I've had problems with the molds, that is a great idea... using a maniqui... but my problem is going to lose like a 10 kg.
Regards since mexico
hey idk if this will work out ok cuz i havent worked with it yet, but maybe craft foam?im doing same thing as well agent007 i might do it out of either craft foam or just do what paco death did


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If it's cheap enough (<$250), it might be a fun pistol to own. I would not recommend the Star for CCW as they are not known for quality of workmanship or utmost reliability. Accuracy problems can often be traced back to the shooter but I've heard from those with very good shooting skills that these guns are harder to shoot well. The safety system is a bit different than the 1911 and not a design that has been widely accepted/repeated in the marketplace.
Bottom line: the Interarms Star is a nice relic/novelty pistol that could be fun to own and shoot. Would I use one in an emergency? YES! Would I bring it into an emergency by choice? HELL NO!!


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A Guide to Wayne County and Pertinent Security Offering
The history of Wayne County
Wayne County, North Carolina is a slice of America that speaks right to the heart. Prior to its establishment in 1779, Wayne County was primarily occupied by Native Americans. Wayne County was established around the Revolutionary War. The county's namesake comes from a Revolutionary War general name Anthony Wayne, who was known for his aggressive battle tactics. The land was prefect for a settling with its rolling hills and quaint, quite settings. There are plenty of activities and festivities that happen year round to celebrate the traditions that Wayne County was formed on. It's a blast checking out the Civil War reenactments that tell the storied history of this great establishment. There are also plenty of other events that will grab your attention. In the summer you can participate in mud runs for various charities. These exciting events take you through obstacle courses in order to challenge yourself and raise money for a local charitable cause. In the fall you will find plenty of pumpkin contests at local fairs and enjoy the hay rises that are ingrained in the culture.
The Economy in Wayne County
Clearly there is plenty of culture in Wayne County, but people can overlook the basis on which the town was built. There is a strong manufacturing base that keeps the town in reasonable economic standings. But there are some statistics that can give hesitancy to Wayne County's economic viability. Approximately 14% of the town lives below the poverty line, this is about in line with the national average. However, the economy has a heavy emphasis on agricultural production. In the past decade there has been a decline in profits for many agricultural related sectors. Unfortunately this can put hardships on some members of the community, which has negative consequences for the community overall.
Crime in Wayne County
While Wayne County has many things going for it, there is also a side that people are less willing to talk about. Crime in the county is nearly double the rate of crime in the average town. Using figures from a central part of Wayne County, Goldsboro, we are more easily able to determine what the crime situation looks like. In Goldsboro, there are some unfortunate trends. For example, the national rate property crime per 1000 residents is 28.6. This means that on average 28.6 property crimes in America for each 1000 residents. What we find in Goldsboro is that the property crime rate is 63.52 instances per 1000 residents*. This is more than double the national average. What this means is that your property is at greater risk in Wayne County. Keep in mind that property crime entails a host of different offenses, including burglary.
Unfortunately the figures continue to give an unfortunate reality of the entire community. The statistics are not that much more favorable in the area of violent crimes. The rate of violent crime in the United States is 3.9 violent crimes per 1000 residents. In Wayne County this number is 8.41. As with property crime, you are more than twice as likely to experience a violent crime in the Wayne County area. The trends continue: you are much more likely to experience a violent crime such as murder as well. Robberies are nearly twice as common in Goldsboro. These crimes result in not only losses of your valuables, but the risk of identity theft. Not to mention that the entire process is harrowing and in some cases can lead to lost job wages. The good news is that there are steps you can take to protect yourself from these occurrences.
What can you do to protect yourself?
There are many options when it comes to protecting yourself. Given the high crime rate in Wayne County, many North-Carolinians are advocates of carrying a licensed firearm. This is one way to protect yourself, but it is not always the best one. Even in areas of high crime rate, you are more likely to have yourself or someone in your family injured when a firearm is in the house. This is not a statement against being a licensed carrier, but it is a suggestion that a weapon may not always be the best way to protect your household and family. There are options that could serve you more effectively in this regard. The first is to avoid parts of town that are dangerous. It may seem like a simple consideration, but it is surprising how many crimes could be avoided by simply keeping a better idea of your surroundings. Muggings are the most common crimes in this type of scenario. It's impossible to tell how your attacker may react however, so it's best not to engage at all. Stick to safe well-lit areas that you are more familiar with. Much of proper self-defense is using logic and common sense.
If you are more interested in protecting your family or household, consider a security system. Wayne County residents can find that they are greatly put to ease by a proper security system. Even having a security sign in your yard can serve as a deterrent for a would-be criminal. The entire installation process is easy and painless. You will sleep better at night knowing that you have the protection of an entire security team who is more than willing to protect your interests while you rest. The fact that you have the best home security system can make your entire day that much more relaxing. It makes sense to take a look at all options that are available to you and your family. Security systems are particularly important in areas that have a high crime rate, such as Wayne County. Wayne county doesn't have high speed Internet access in all areas so satellite Internet makes a good option. It makes sense to take all the possible steps to protect both you and your family in the case of a break-in. But the good news is that you are protected, even when you are not home. Contrary to popular belief, most break-ins occur during the daytime when the perceived owner is not home. Your valuables will be in good hands if you find an appropriate security system. When you consider the cost, this is definitely a viable option for many families.
Overall, Wayne County offers more benefits that downsides. However, it still pays to be vigilant when it comes to important matters such as your safety. By looking at all the factors that come into living in a diverse place such as this, you will realize that your time would be best spent on enjoying the scenery in Wayne County and not worrying about other matters.
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Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
"I'll never understand why our companies think it is okay to use different standards than the rest of the world which puts consumers at a disadvantage."
Maybe you've heard the old Lily Tomlin routine about the telephone company? Punch line, "Because we're the telephone company and we don't give a damn."
The US actually invented and deployed cellular as a private corporate offering before the rest of the world. Yes, US technology. So they did what they pleased without a lot of advance planning. While the rest of the world chose different standards in different areas but some type of regulators or planners were involved before there was any deployment.
In the US, we've had several chances to catch up with that and several replacements of the technologies, but "open market" has been allowed to make captive customers. Is it scandalous? I don't know but suggest it should be called that, or worse. My cellco tells me that my cell phone needs to cost $600 unless it is "subsidized" down to $200. But I see tablets with bigger more expensive screens, etc. selling for the same $200, UNsubsidized. And if I don't replace my phone, somehow, I don't get allowed to stop subsidizing it either. Hmmm....When someone tries the same story with a little table and three-card-monte, the cops chase 'em away.
Buy an unlocked standard phone, either from a pay-as-you-go carrier or used, and then use it with whoever you please. Apple can be attractive, but I try not to patronize companies that insist I need a nanny.
Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
Rob go ahead and rant but thanks for the info, hellosailor I appreciate the input makes things a lot clearer. I'll never understand why our companies think it is okay to use different standards than the rest of the world which puts consumers at a disadvantage. We do it in the IT world also and I always had a problem with that. Seems to me if you want a market economy you should be willing to compete with all instead of restricting your US consumers to just what is available in the US. I'll stop my rant and keep the rest of my 2 cents worth in my pocket.
Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
2go, here's the deal. You bought an Apple product, you're not supposed to do anything besides "use" it. Apple and AT&T make sure of the by using a "micro" SIM card in most of their iPhones, so a standard SIM card used in much of the rest of the world just can't be put in there. IF your phone still uses a standard size SIM card, yes, you can put in SIM cards from other carriers and countries and use the phone there. (Not all countries use GSM phone systems, like AT&T, T-Mobile, or most of the EU does.)
An AT&T phone is "subsidy locked" by AT&T but if you have been an AT&T customer and had your phone for more than a year, you can call 611 and they will give you an "unlock code" that allows the phone to be used with other carriers. In order to use that code, you usually need to first put in a SIM card from another carrier, so again, you'll need to check to see if you have a standard size SIM card, or else take the code with you and try it when you do purchase another SIM card.
This time around, size counts. :-)
Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
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Okay you people are way over my head with this, I understand the 2g, 4g, parts but the rest of the techie stuff is way beyond my knowledge of phones. I have an AT&T 3g IPhone can I change the card in that to what you or talking about. Is there a site someone can go to and get information. Or is there a Cellphone for Dummies I can use?
US cell phone providers SELL you a phone but it is "locked" to their service and technology. Sometimes, if you tell them you are traveling they will be so kind as to give you a code and instructions to "unlock" the phone YOU PURCHASED from them so you can use it with another company. Most, if not all of the time they will not do this with any type of smart phone.
Companies like Sprint and Verizon even use another frequency, that most of the rest of the planet does not use, so you can't use your phone with any other company in the world.
Most of the rest of the planet simply goes out and buys a phone, then chooses what company works best for them. Just like you would buy a TV, then choose Cable or a Dish, then choose what company to go with. Your flat screen will work with any provider. Imagine if you only had a "Comcast" TV...
So there is a 12 yr old kid in Cambodia who buys a phone, he then stops at 7/11 and buys a sim card. There is no contract and he can't go over his minutes and get a $1500 phone bill or insane roaming/overseas charges or have to pay hundreds of dollars to get out of his "family plan" if he doesn't get service in his own home or work. When he runs out of minutes, he simply stops at 7/11 and buys a scratch off card with a code, or more likely, goes online and orders more minutes. If he is not happy with the service, he chooses another companies sim card and gets a new phone number, instantly, no ******** activation or fees, etc.
So when you motor up the Mekong river and there are kids playing on a tire swing and each one of them has a cell phone, you know they are a smarter consumer than most of us
As usual, the USA lets corporations run the entire country through unethical, yet legal, contracts and near monopolies. What law maker, in their right mind would let cable, phone, or credit companies entice their customers into complicated legal agreements over the phone, or better yet, allow these contracts to bind them for years with the threat of ridiculous buy out fees or ruined credit for those who simply want to change their mind or change the channel?
Now that I have that out of my system,
If you need an unlocked GSM cell phone, try ebay. You can also find a multi sim card phone if that's what you want. If you want an unlocked smart phone and don't mind paying for a new one, go to the Apple store and buy an iphone, then go out and get a pay as you go plan.
If you shop around, the money you save on a "pay as you go" plan will more than pay for the cost of buying a phone outright, even an Iphone.
ATT's "iphone plan" is $35.00/ month on top of your phone bill. That is $700 over two years. A new, unlocked Iphone will run you about $700 and it's worth more if you resell it later as it is unlocked by Apple and not some internet hack (not that there is anything wrong with the hack).
Rant completed, over and out.
Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
Okay you people are way over my head with this, I understand the 2g, 4g, parts but the rest of the techie stuff is way beyond my knowledge of phones. I have an AT&T 3g IPhone can I change the card in that to what you or talking about. Is there a site someone can go to and get information. Or is there a Cellphone for Dummies I can use?
Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
check out Telestial on the internet (just google it). They have an excellent primer on cell phones abroad and also sell unlocked tri-band cell phones that will work in any country overseas. I got one of their cheaper models and got sim cards in the various islands I went to for 10-15 bucks. Worked great until I dropped it in the water.
Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
Not in the Caribbean, but we bought a prepaid $17.00 phone here in Mexico and it's great. It came with 100 pesos credit on it too. ($7.50)
Re: Cell phone usage for USA and "maybe" Caribbean
In prep to go back to they western carib I attempted to get our old nokia unlocked in Clearwater, Fl. The shop said it would be $75, and three weeks. Ended taking locked phone on trip, had it unlocked in Roatan for $5, in about 10 minutes. I now have a Nokia, unlocked, quad band, model 2700-c2, which I purchased off Amazon for $80. We carried sim cards for each country/cell provider. Some prepaid and some pay as you go. The phone works fine when back home in Clearwater with ATT sim on contract.
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f15, do a web search for "4 sim cell phone" and you'll get a horde of hits from alibaba and a dozen companies from Shenzhen (surprised?) that all sell for $25-40. How good they are and whether a US carrier will provision them, prepaid or otherwise, is a whole other question. And that's mostly "2g" voice phones, nothing fancy.
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Olbermann: Hume, FOX News committed "premeditated, historical fraud" in distorting FDR
MSNBC host Keith Olbermann recognized Media Matters for America for documenting [1] FOX News Washington managing editor Brit Hume [2] and other pundits distorting a quote by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in order to claim that the former president would have supported privatizing Social Security. Olbermann described the initial distortion by Hume -- which prompted Air America Radio host Al Franken to call on Hume to resign [3] -- as a "premeditated, historical fraud."
Nationally syndicated radio host and former Reagan administration official William J. Bennett [2], Wall Street Journal columnist John Fund [4], FOX News Live anchor David Asman [4], and CBS News Sunday Morning anchor and CBS Radio Network host Charles Osgood [5] have all echoed Hume's false suggestion that FDR favored eventually "supplant[ing]" government funding of Social Security with private accounts, as President Bush has proposed. In fact, what Roosevelt was arguing for "supplanting" was government-funded pensions set up for Americans who were already too old in 1935 to contribute payroll taxes to the Social Security system. Roosevelt advocated "voluntary contributory annuities" -- which differ significantly from private accounts -- to supplement guaranteed Social Security benefits and never proposed replacing Social Security benefits with private accounts.
From a February 14 entry [6] at Olbermann's "Bloggermann" weblog on the MSNBC website:
[Colorado college professor] Ward Churchill says some detestable things about 9/11 victims, so the Governor of Colorado wants to squeeze him out of the University there. Marine Corps Lieutenant General James Mattis tells an audience in San Diego "it's fun to shoot some people," particularly in Afghanistan, and his superior officers ask him to please not say stuff like that again. Eason Jordan makes a remarkable gaffe, implying that the U.S. military is hunting journalists. He backs off within moments of the remark, apologizes, and still gets forced to resign from CNN. Brit Hume and other political commentators twist Franklin Delano Roosevelt's words to make it look like he would've supported President Bush's partial privatization of Social Security, and nobody corrects their journalistic blunders, let alone resigns.
The Fox News folks, of course, specifically Brit Hume, squeezed the whole FDR thing. 'Media Matters For America' has done much of the legwork on breaking this down, and both on his radio show and at his website, Al Franken has done much of the publicizing. Hume, and others like those bastions of public conduct John Fund and Bill Bennett, have taken a bunch of 70-year old quotes out of context to make it look like Franklin Delano Roosevelt is endorsing President Bush's plan to partially privatize Social Security.
Here's the full relevant segment from Roosevelt's message to Congress on Social Security and other similar programs from 1935: "In the important field of security for our old people, it seems necessary to adopt three principles: First, non-contributory old-age pensions for those who are now too old to build up their own insurance. It is, of course, clear that for perhaps thirty years to come funds will have to be provided by the States and the Federal Government to meet these pensions. Second, compulsory contributory annuities which in time will establish a self-supporting system for those now young and for future generations. Third, voluntary contributory annuities by which individual initiative can increase the annual amounts received in old age. It is proposed that the Federal Government assume one-half of the cost of the old-age pension plan, which ought ultimately to be supplanted by self-supporting annuity plans."
The syntax is a little ancient but the message is pretty straightforward. For 1935, people who would only take money out of Social Security and not put any in, should have their contributions covered half by the federal government and half by the states. Later on, those contributions should be replaced by the "self-supporting annuity plans" -- which Roosevelt has already defined ("Second...") as the actual Social Security system. Buried in the formality of his third point, FDR is talking about things we would later know as IRA's and Keoghs and 401k's.
But look at how Hume mixed and matched the original Roosevelt quotes on February 4th (and we're quoting this verbatim from Fox's website) "...it turns out that FDR himself planned to include private investment accounts in the Social Security program when he proposed it. In a written statement to Congress in 1935, Roosevelt said that any Social Security plans should include, 'Voluntary contributory annuities, by which individual initiative can increase the annual amounts received in old age,' adding that government funding, 'ought to ultimately be supplanted by self-supporting annuity plans.'"
Roosevelt said no such thing. The "voluntary contributory annuities" are the IRA's and Keoghs and 401k's. What "ought to ultimately be supplanted" was the special government contributions to Social Security on behalf of people born in the 1870's and earlier, and the "self-supporting annuity plans" constitute Social Security itself.
It's premeditated, historical fraud, but you will not see Hume nor Fox News backpedal from it (as Jordan did for his misdemeanor), nor apologize for it (as Jordan did), nor save their masters from its shame (as Jordan did -- of course there is no shame at Fox).
Media Matters has detailed [4] how the "voluntary contributory annuities" Roosevelt envisioned would differ from private accounts in that their funds would be deposited into and paid out of the Social Security trust fund, and they would provide a government-guaranteed benefit like the mandatory contributions would, as Edwin Witte, executive director of Roosevelt's Committee on Economic Security, noted [7] during 1935 congressional hearings on Roosevelt's Social Security bill.
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Perugia, a beautiful city located in the center of Italy, is known for its beautiful churches, mansions and contribution to the arts. Its most famous son, Pietro Vannucci, was the teacher of the widely regarded best artist of the Renaissance art, Raphael. You will find the works of the great teacher in Collegio de Cambio which forms a part of the Palazzo dei Priori. You can also admire other works of Raphael and Pietro Vannucci in the Church of San Severo. In this church, you will see the frescoes created by these famous artists. However, among the structures that you should be visiting is the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, where parts of the structure were built as early as the 10th century. The city is not only shaped by its structures, but by its dedication to music, as well. Every July, the city hosts the annual Umbria Jazz festival. The hotels in Perugia can give you easy access to the various places of interest when you come here for the weekend. Perugia has numerous places of interest so tourists usually hire a guide to acquaint them with the important places in Perugia. Cheap hotels can also give you great accommodation and some even gives you a great perspective of the structures in Perugia. Hotels in this town should be booked in advance especially in the month of October when they celebrate the Eurochocolate. You can book the discount hotels Perugia has to offer in advance in EasyToBook.com.


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Last week, I received "Final Notice" from the National Rifle Association of America. Executive vice president Wayne LaPierre wrote to tell me my firearms freedoms were in "grave danger."
At a time when people are willing to hurt each other over what amounts to a difference of opinion over words and phrases in the Constitution, it takes a special kind of passionate cluelessness to use "grave" and "firearms" in the same paragraph.
But then I'm guessing the letter was intended for Wayne's peers: the well-armed and easily excitable.
The rest of the letter reads like the sort of overwrought missive you'd expect from an end-of-the-world gospel loon. Important words (seemingly every other one) are underlined and written in caps. Exclamation points abound.
"Powerful gun ban politicians ... stand ready to fight for a far-reaching agenda that will BAN hundreds of popular rifles ... LIMIT the number of guns you can own ... IMPOSE crippling taxes on gun sales ... CLOSE our gun shops," the letter reads.
"We are dedicated and determined voters who will work to elect the Second Amendments allies and defeat her enemies!!!"
Then there's style. Of the last 50 or so words in the letter, eight contain violent confrontational imagery: battle, victory, front lines, call to arms, etc.
As a media guy, it's possible I'm guilty of that anti-gun media violence Wayne refers to, but I don't think so. Neither would my neighbors or my wife. Out in the garage are three black powder cannons of various calibers.
These cannons are probably all against the law. OK, they definitely are. I hope the cops don't come and take them away. But if they show up, I won't shoot at them.
Would I want the NRA's help in protecting my right to own artillery? Hmm, no. I'm not interested in my freedoms being protected by a guy who writes in all seriousness like he's just itching to shoot somebody.
On the other hand, I'm not sure I'd want the ACLU's help protecting my safety, either. Certainly not if I was the one getting shot at.
Last week, the ACLU released a statement (mercifully devoid of underlining and exclamation points) saying that it was looking into the possibility that law enforcement is starting to look like the military.
The ACLU is against equipping state and local law enforcement with military weapons and vehicles, and military tactical training because it "erodes civil liberties."
So we've got one bunch of Constitution-loving people saying they'll defend their guns with "whatever it takes," and another Constitution-loving bunch who think cops shouldn't be using whatever it takes to do their jobs.
Among the things specifically mentioned by the ACLU were GPS tracking devices, unmanned drones, military vehicles (armored cars), military weapons (assault rifles) and mustard gas.
Note: I made up the mustard gas thing. I meant to say "bomb-wearing monkeys."
Thanks to increasingly well-armed citizens volubly eager to defy the police (drug cartels, gangbangers, religious fundamentalists and now Second Amendment types), I wouldn't want to be a cop without that stuff. I'd want grenades and probably a flamethrower, too.
Would I feel threatened if the police showed up at my house in an armored car with an unmanned drone circling overhead? Keep in mind that I just confessed to possessing cannons.
Well, as long as they didn't drive the armored car through my garage door and make my wife mad, no.
It's possible that I think that way because I was a cop. Despite the possibility of anti-gun media bias, I still figure if anyone absolutely, positively has to get shot, it should always be the bad guy.
It's a question of deciding who that is. And in America that's getting tougher to tell.
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Plaistow officials plan land swap to expand cemetery
Selectmen have negotiated an agreement with Alden Palmer in which he would give the town 3.5 acres of land behind the cemetery and adjacent to the safety complex in exchange for approximately 3.5 acres of town-owned land off Center Circle. There are no costs associated with the swap, Town Manager Sean Fitzgerald said.
The deal would ease concerns about the future of the cemetery, which Fitzgerald said has about 400 plots left to last another 15 years.
"We have been cognizant of just how limited the capacity of the existing cemetery is," he said.
The new land would provide more space for plots and another access point to the cemetery, Fitzgerald said.
"The primary driver here is the cemetery. There are a number of other municipal benefits that may come into play in the future," Fitzgerald said.
One of those municipal benefits may be the safety complex on Elm Street, which has housed police, fire and emergency management departments since 1985.
Space has become tighter as the police department staff has grown over the years, said Police Chief Stephen Savage, who has urged the town to explore options for the complex.
But while the land swap deal could benefit a safety complex expansion plan at some point in the future, Savage said, "I think the emphasis right now is on the cemetery and the value of acquiring the land for the cemetery."
Selectmen have also negotiated a right of first refusal on an additional 20 acres that could be developed in the future.
"I think it puts the town in a very strong position to be able to mitigate and affect the future use of that property. It's really a strategic piece of property," Fitzgerald said.
Selectmen will make the final decision on the land swap deal after two public hearings are held. They have not been scheduled. The proposal will also be reviewed by the planning board and conservation commission.
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Hotels in Cuzco
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Posted 27 January 2011 - 11:38 AM
I will be running with about seven friends on the Somali team seeing as I did not register in time for the Rangers.
This will be my third DOTR, and Hell Survivors is my home field. So if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask!
It should turn out to be a blast this year with a Living Legends-esque play time.
Saturday: 7 AM Radar starts
9 AM orientation
10 AM-6PM continuous play
6-8 Dinner Break and Pistol shoot competition
8-11 Night Play
Sunday: 7 AM Radar
9 AM-12:30 PM Game Resumes.
1-2 Final Battle
Free open play Sunday afternoon with your DOTR ID!
It should be one hell of game this year.
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it's a scenario not a tourny and i am going with my bro and some of our teammates from Spectre so if u want to you can meet up with us. but idk what team we are going to be on
where is this tourny at me and a buddy of mine wanna go
Ummm...you are?
I'm Grizz.
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Posted 16 February 2011 - 10:29 PM
Open play is every weekend starting in April. If you do go to open play you will only wind up playing a very small portion of the field. The ranger team is some of the most fun playing that I have ever had, but sadly, I did not pre-register in time, SO I am stuck on the Somali side.
Im going I got to meet up with you guys! Going to ll5 instead of 4 so now I can go to all MI PA scenarios. Is there open play before this. I want to check out the field once before the scenario. Only seen pictures of it.
Edit: There is no open play the day of, if that is what you were asking.
The field is in Pinckney, Michigan. I will throw up the site http://hellsurvivors.com/
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We normally call an outing to HSI a "Slaughter", since there are no restrictions on ROF and since they merged the advanced class with open play. When you put your, as well as a few of your friends, $1250.00+ markers against your average rental players... this is exactly what it sounds like, a slaughter. Sometimes they break us up so its not so severe, but by the end of the day its all the same.
Another note of interest; The ref's at HSI are less than professional in pretty much all aspects. I'm not sure if its the minimum wage or the fact they are, for the most part, just old enough to have a job... but they act as you would think 16 year old employees would perform. There is usually an older Head Ref that is to monitor the group of refs, but they're usually no where to be found.
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|I have a few watches but like a few others, I prefer to go the cheap and replaceable route when sailing. My sailing watch is a Casio Sea Pathfinder (which I believe is a cheaper version of the Pathfinder). Waterproof to 100m, back light, alarms, tide graph, stopwatch and dual time. Gains one second every 5 days which is easy enough to keep track of. Has taken a few years of some tough punishment. Don't know how much it cost because I got it free with a magazine subscription. If I lose it, no big deal...
|Tag Heuer- any one of them are good. If it fits right, and you keep an eye on it, the losing it over the side chances are reduced, (although not eliminated, obviously). I've only had one. It has lasted through two very aggressive careers, multiple outdoor adventure sports, and two boats. I can't say enough about it- it's a one time expense, has gone 23 years now with no problem except the bezel stop wore out, and so now the ring will go backwards as well as forwards- only life changing if you dive without a computer.
I wear a Casio Pathfinder. Somebody mentioned before that it updates with WWV here in the states but it also updates 3 other places in the world. Very accurate, multiple time zones, Compass (Fairly accurate) temp, baro and altimeter. Good down to 200M with solar power also.
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I would say the Luminox 3901, (Navy Seal with the velcro band). I have and have had many watches and the Luminox is the one I would depend upon if I had to. Mine has been through hell and still ride my wrist most of the time.
|I wear a Victorinox Dive Master 500M. I have had it a couple years and have not had an issue with it. It was about 500 bucks though...
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Never had a problem, it's bullet proof & completely automatic.
I think it's the only watch I'll ever have.
|I would say the Luminox 3901, (Navy Seal with the velcro band). I have and have had many watches and the Luminox is the one I would depend upon if I had to. Mine has been through hell and still ride my wrist most of the time.
Citizen Ecodrive Skyhawk
I would go with this b/c I've had one for 6 years with no problems. No batteries or winding. I has the digital bit for stop watch etc... plus can store and switch between timezones world wide. I used to be a professional pilot which is why I originally went with this type of watch. Of course you don't have to have it but I can't stand not. Even with access to a hundred other things that will tell you time and more, I like having it on my watch.
If you really want to get serious about the "going to sea" part and extreme circumstances, the other feature that this watch has that I actually use a lot is called an E6-B on the bezel. This is a sort of circular slide rule that all pilots learn to use at some point. They are easy to learn and use and do all sorts of calculations for time/dis., speed, fuel burn, etc....Again it is totally analog, easy to use and I've actually used it on distance races, road trips, etc...
I'm a watch guy too, and while I'll wear whatever I happen to be wearing that day sailing (it is, after all, just a watch, and my philosophy is that if all it's going to do is sit in a watch box and never be worn then it's useless), on an extended cruise where I'd be away from home for a long while I'd only bring two -
my quartz Luminox, simply because it's built like a friggin tank, is extremely accurate, and the luminous dials are mighty convenient at night..
and my "automatik" Sinn 556, because frankly I'm completely in love with it and it's a "dressier" watch to wear when making landfall.. Plus, it looks stunning in person and I love the attention it gets from the women despite its incredibly simple dial
Other than that, other watches that have made it onto a boat are an Omega Seamaster 120, old Gruen military watch, Glycine Airman, Swatch Chrono, and countless cheapies.. I've lost a Fortis Flieger Chrono over the side though (bummer!), so some crab off the coast of Brittany is sporting that one.. and I got so pissed off at the Seiko automatic and it's ridiculous 6-8 hr power reserve and chronic inaccuracy (granted it was a cheapie) that I voluntarily offered that one up to Neptune two years ago off the coast of Maine after it made an escape attempt by snapping one of the spring-bars and falling onto the cockpit sole.
But yeah, all that to say - it's a watch -wear what you like and what you're comfortable wearing for extended periods of time. And don't wear anything you're not prepared to lose or replace.
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What are you talking about? There's no 15th killstripe on the ESB Hero helmet!!! Let's count them (again): 1, 2, 3, 4... 12, 13, 14! 14 killstripes and not 15! 15 killstripes are on the Pre-Pro #3 helmet which looks close to the ESB Hero paint scheme, but differs in most of the close-up details, especially the extra killstripe. So what are you talking about?
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