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TerraTrike TravelerPosted on April 24, 2017 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
Spring is here for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere! The closer we get to the sun and higher temperatures, the more our minds drift towards the adventures the warmer weather will bring. Some of those adventures may involve traveling to far off lands. Unfortunately, even most folding trikes don't really fold down enough to be avoid oversize charges on an airline. One exception is the TerraTrike Traveler. Read More »
Cruzbike T50Posted on April 18, 2017 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
The new Cruzbike T50 isn't the first "mainstream" model that the company has produced. They may be more well-known for their higher performance record-setting models like the Vendetta or the Silvio, but they've always produced at least one more accessible model. However, the T50 is taking the accessibility of a front wheel drive (FWD) moving bottom bracket (MBB) bike to a whole new level. Read More »
Cruzbike T50 on Kickstarter!Posted on April 18, 2017 by Bryan Ball
Cruzbike has officially launched their new entry-level T50 on Kickstarter! These early-bird prices won't last and start at only $650 for a frameset! I'll have a full review up later today. The most accessible Cruzbike ever. More info on Kickstarter.
From Cruzbike Press Release…
The T50 is the newest bike from Cruzbike, the North Carolina-based brand known for fast, innovative recumbents. Read More »
Greenspeed AeroPosted on April 7, 2017 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
One of the stars of the 2016 Recumbent Cycle-Con (and the one before that) was the Greenspeed Aero. This low, sleek racing trike represented Greenspeed's return to the high-performance tadpole trike market. The Australian company took their time making refinements and changes, but the finished product is definitely a hit with buyers and very uniquely Greenspeed.
Most high-performance trikes use 26 inch or 700C rear wheels. Ian Sims of Greenspeed has been designing and building trikes for 27 years and is a very vocal opponent of large drivewheels on tadpoles. He's finally acquiesced to market demands and is making a 26" version of his company's "mainstream" GT 2.0 model but he wasn't about to put a big wheel on his flagship. The Aero uses a 20" (406mm) drivewheel. Read More »
Laidback Bike Report 04-02-2017Posted on April 2, 2017 by Bryan Ball
On this episode of the Laidback Bike Report, we have an interview with Jerrel Nichols of RANS, Alan Mikloleit who is working on a new Delta design and Bryan Ball will give a brief review of the Greenspeed Aero. We'll also have our race report from Denny and the usual cast of characters. LIVE at 2 PM EST on YouTube or you can watch it afterwards right below.
Arkel TailRiderPosted on March 31, 2017 by Larry Varney
by Larry Varney
Many of you may be familiar with this bag. Indeed, I suspect that many of you own one, and possibly other offerings from this company – when I go to various events, I see Arkel is well represented. But it has been a long time since I wrote about this particular bag, and I thought it was a good time to refresh your minds, as well as my own! It's quite possible that some of you do not know much about this company and its products, and do not realize the reception that the offering of this bag in bright yellow is having on some people – including me. Anyway, on with the review! Read More »
No More Bebop PedalsPosted on March 6, 2017 by Bryan Ball
I know a lot of us recumbent people are huge fans of Bebop pedals but it appears that we were part of an exclusive club that could no longer sustain their production. The manufacturer (VP Components) sent this via email to one of our sponsoring dealers. (Zach Kaplan Cycles.)
The decision was taken in the company to officially stop producing Bebop
The reasoning was an unfortunate combination of rising materials cost, low
demand, and lack of factory capacity (with newer fast growing business
taking up all available space in our production schedule)
Laid Back Bike Report 3-5-17Posted on March 5, 2017 by Bryan Ball
On this episode of the Laid Back Bike Report, the subject will be Recumbents and the Law. Also Bryan J. Ball will tell us about the brand new Catrike Road AR which was just released and Sandy Earl of the Red Pearl Ultra Racing team will be on live from California to talk about her upcoming Race Across America (RAAM) attempt. Please join us at 3 pm Eastern to watch and hopefully participate in our Live Chat during the show.
Catrike Road ARPosted on March 3, 2017 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
SURPRISE!!! There's a new Catrike on the road! (Pun fully intended) When Catrike introduced their first full-suspension trike, they teased us incessantly. The trike was first shown to the public nearly a year before it actually hit the market. With their second full-suspension (FS) trike, they've taken the opposite path. The trike you see here in this review, the Catrike Road AR, is debuting later today at the Seattle Bike Show and can be ordered by your dealer right now.
The Road is one of Catrike's longest-running model names. It's gone through several iterations. Before Catrike was really a household name, it was a fairly conventional tadpole trike typical of the early 2000's. The only difference was that it was made of aluminum. Then it became one of the company's first trikes to use it's now-iconic spaceframe. In 2012, the Road became Catrike's first trike with rear suspension. Now, for 2017 it's been updated with full suspension and a slightly new character. Read More »
The Laidback Bike Report for 2-19-17Posted on February 19, 2017 by Bryan Ball
Today on the Laidback bike report, we have a veritable velomobile extravaganza! Josef Janning (a Velonaut from Germany), Doug Davis (a Velonaut from Dallas), Luc Fornier (a Velonaut from Montreal) and Stephane Boving (Owner of Katanga) as our special guest. And as always, we'll have the news from Bryan and a report from the Sebring 12/24 bike races. Coming to you live at 2PM EST on YouTube or it can be watched in the window below any time after that.
Happy Birthday, Larry Varney!Posted on February 16, 2017 by Bryan Ball
If you see this galoot around today, wish him a happy birthday! I won't say how old he is, but it's a big one. He's been my running buddy and partner in crime for well over a decade now. BentRider wouldn't be what it is without him.
Chris Kegel 1954-2017Posted on February 8, 2017 by Bryan Ball
The bike industry lost a true legend. Chris Kegel was the founder and driving force behind Wheel & Sprocket. He didn't only run one of the most successful bicycle shop chain in the country, he was also a huge advocate for cyclists everywhere and the largest recumbent bike dealer in the country for many many years. You can donate to the Chris Kegel Foundation here. More information about Chris can be found at bicycleretailer.com
Cruzbike Wind Tunnel TestsPosted on February 8, 2017 by Bryan Ball
Cruzbike has recently conducted some wind tunnel testing on their Vendetta V20 at a wind tunnel in Charlotte, NC. The results are very interesting. If you're gonna learn about going fast, you may as well go to where nearly all of the race cars built in America are made! More info on Cruzbike's blog.
AZUB Twin TandemPosted on January 23, 2017 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
AZUB has always been a company that is focused on touring. And when AZUB thinks of touring they don't mean your average "throw your tent in the support truck and meet up at the next camp sight" sort of touring. They're thinking of true "middle of nowhere, turn left for 100 miles and sleep in the desert" kind of touring. So when they redesigned their Twin tandem for 2016, it's not surprising that they optimized it for that very purpose. Read More »
Laid Back Bike Report for 1/8/17!Posted on January 8, 2017 by Bryan Ball
Today the guest will be Steve Woods who lived his dream riding his tech laden recumbent bike around the country. Special start time of 3PM EST.
Radical Bags: Banana and Solo RacerPosted on January 6, 2017 by Larry Varney
I am one of those people who need to carry stuff when they ride. Really, all of us need to carry some essential items, such as a spare tube, wallet, a pump or CO2 inflator, etc. For just those items, you could probably get by with a fanny pack – but I'm one of those who "needs" to carry more, sometimes lots more. It can vary, from as relatively little as a camera, snacks, a jacket, sunscreen, and a phone, all the way up to a tent and a sleeping bag! As you might guess, the bag I choose may turn out to be overkill or just not big enough – so what to do? That's up to you, of course, but I chose two bags for my ICE VTX, both from Radical Design – the Banana Racer and the Solo Racer (narrow). Let's take a look at both of them, and you can decide if you need both, or can get by with just one. Read More »
2016 Bike/Trike and Accessory of the Year WinnersPosted on January 1, 2017 by Bryan Ball
The time is here!!! Time to honor our 2016 Bike and Trike of the Year winners! As seems to be the norm, every category was very close this year. We also had more votes from our readers than ever before. (To learn more about our voting process and nominees, please click here.) Thank you everyone who sent in their votes. Without further delay, here are your winners! Read More »
BiKASE Outlier Backpack/Pannier/Trunk BagPosted on December 21, 2016 by Bryan Ball
Managing Editor
A lot of us commute on our recumbents. When you commute, you have to bring stuff with you. On a recumbent, you can't just throw on a backpack and be done with it. You have to use a pannier or a trunk bag or a seat bag or something similar. I've always been jealous of the guys with their backpacks that just hop off the bike with their backpacks smugly settled on their backs and stride in the workplace and/or gym without a care in the world. Meanwhile, I fiddle with my complicated bags and awkwardly lumber into the building carrying something that was never really meant to be carried. (I may be projecting a bit.)
Whether my perceptions of events are a fact or exist only in my mind or not, you can understand why I was excited to see the newest Kickstarter offering from BiKASE. The Outlier is a Backpack/Pannier/Trunk Bag that promises to do all three of those things well. For a commuter, it looked like it could be the only bag you ever need. Read More »
2016 Bike/Trike and Accessory of the Year Nominees!Posted on December 15, 2016 by Bryan Ball
The time is here!!! It's time to cast your vote for 2016 BentRider Recumbent of the Year! Due to our nomination rules (must be new or majorly revised for 2016 and widely available at the end of the calendar year) the list is a bit short again year but there are a lot of great options! And if I missed one feel free to let me know but PLEASE keep the rules in mind. Learn how to cast your vote below!
PLEASE read this entire article carefully. If you email with questions that are clearly explained in the following article I will not respond. We get A LOT of emails related to this. Read More »
Laid Back Bike Report for 12/11/16Posted on December 11, 2016 by Bryan Ball
TODAY on the Laid Back Bike Report… Named this week as one of the "10 best cycling innovations" of 2016 XShifter is starting to get noticed:
We noticed and booked it's inventor Paul Gallagher for today's Laidback Bike Report. We'll be live at 2 pm Eastern which turns out to be 3 am in the Chinese city where Paul is currently working on his product's final details and launch. Please join us by watching the video below or on the website www.laidbackbikereport.com to watch the show and participate in the live chat. See you this afternoon!
There will also be the usual panel, (minus Bryan who has no voice at the moment) and all of the other Laid Back Bike Report goodness.

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One word: FUCK.
Thanks for the MHO
So far? We are mid way through.
My big three O came last month so this year was a big one for me.
I also took a huge exam and I am awaiting the results.
I just hope it keeps looking up from here!
State boards for becoming an RN?
It's been okay.
Shit year. 💩
Fucking awful.
I'm not liking the year so far, plus it's going by too quickly for me :/
Great so far (for me personally), but not so much with all the murders and bullshit.
Weight gain.
One word: mess.
All of the celebrities are dying. I'm not happy.
It sucks
Same as last year, lmao tbh it's been an ass year.
Not fantastic, sometimes I lose faith in humanity. There are a few ok days.
Honestly, im very negative so no matter the year i'd still think it was crappy
Been pretty shitty so far. And has also claimed a lot of greats for only being 6 months into the year...
Meh. Only got another 196 or 197 days or so left to go.
One of the best years in my life so far.
Decades from now I'd look back at 2016 and I'll say. 2016 was a great year.
Got swole.
Got started on bike lyfe.
Went racing.
Roadtrip almost every week.
Made a shit ton of new friends.
Got accepted into a great school.
And if things goes according to plan , gonna start getting job experience on things that actually matter and perhaps , just perhaps , finally meet someone who's been teasing me for over fucking 6 months and counting. I am going to make her pay... DEARLY!
Pretty good so far, though the big stuff is yet to come, let's see how it unfolds.
Not to brag it's go pretty amazing lol.
It's every bit as shit as 2015.
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Discussion in 'Original Pictures Forum' started by Metro Lawn, Jul 25, 2006.
Here it is. Fresh from the paint shop.
thats a big truck
How many trucks do you guys run?
Do they all have plows?
We are running 14 at this time. All but 2 of them have plows. The 1 ton dump with the chipper box and the spray truck do not have plows.
Very Impressive!
If I may ask, how many crews are strictly for maintenance or installs?
In terms of mowing, how many accounts are you guys knocking out each week.
Last thing, what is your staff like number wise (this could be anything from office secretaries to crew members)
Thanks a lot! Feel free to PM me if you would rather.
your a winner IMO... i just got a steal on a smaller dump two weeks ago... paid 1100 cash for an 88' F-350 with a mere 33k on it.... good luck with that!
Thanks. Here is the next one for paint. I picked this one up on eBay back in December for $750. It is an 86 with no rust and original paint.
Dude, HOW THE HELL DO YOU GET THESE DEALS?!?! I'm looking into a 1 or 1 1/2-ton dump over the winter.
if you dont mind me saying if you ever want to get rid of a 2500 dodge diesel with a bed that is decent i would definnetly buy it!!! hahaha
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Gently tip your couch backward until the back is on the floor, and the bottom is exposed.
Remove the legs. The most common leg installation is the hangar bolt style, where the screw sticks out of the leg. To remove, grasp the leg, and unscrew it counterclockwise.
Check the t-nut for damage. The t-nut is a locknut embedded in the sofa frame where the hangar bolt on the leg is attached. It can become stripped or damaged over time, or the hole it is inserted into may widen, causing the t-nut to loosen. If the t-nut is damaged or loose, you have two choices: Pry out the old one and hammer a new one into the same place, or install a t-plate, which serves the same function but has a square plate with anchor screws at each edge for added stability if the wood has been damaged.
If the t-nuts are undamaged, simply screw in the new legs and set the couch upright.
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Business and the Law; The New Powers Of the S.E.C.
By Stephen Labaton
Published: January 24, 1991
WASHINGTON— THE rules of enforcement are changing for the Securities and Exchange Commission. Fortified by its success in persuading Congress to give it broader powers, the commission is preparing procedures to handle many cases within the agency that previously had been taken to the Federal courts.
Last year Congress approved the Securities Enforcement Remedies Act, which gives the agency the authority to impose monetary sanctions and issue more significant orders instead of relying on Federal judges. The legislation permits it to hear a wider variety of actions, including illegal insider trading cases and stock manipulation. It has led the S.E.C. to begin writing procedures to permit its administrative law judges to consider cases traditionally reserved for Federal district judges.
"It is the single most dramatic change in enforcement in the history of the agency," said Harvey L. Pitt, a securities lawyer in the Washington office of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson, who served as the general counsel at the S.E.C. in the 1970's.
In the past, most cases before the administrative law judges have been smaller actions involving brokers, securities dealers and investment advisers accused of such offenses as churning accounts and not keeping books and records in proper order.
The commission's lawyers fare significantly better before the administrative law judges, where they almost always win, than they do in the Federal courts, where they succeeded in only two-thirds of the cases adjudicated last year.
In part, this difference reflects what some people call a built-in conflict, in which appeals of rulings by administrative law judges are heard by thesame five commissioners who initially granted the agency's staff the authority to lodge the complaint.
The changes in procedure come as the S.E.C. and its targets are becoming more combative than ever. While five years ago there were fewer than two dozen S.E.C. cases in the courts, there are now at least 75 in some stage of litigation. By most accounts, the increasing number reflects the moves by the agency to seek stiffer penalties, which has the effect of discouraging defendants from settling.
The purpose of the new rules, commission officials say, is to streamline the process and make it faster for the bureaucracy to dispose of cases.
Mary L. Schapiro, the commissioner who heads a group exploring how the new law will be enforced, said the primary goal "is to improve the perception of fairness in the process." "On average, since 1985, it has taken 32 months from the initial stages through trial, a period that is much too long," she said about agency proceedings. "The idea of an administrative proceeding is that it should be done with some efficiency."
The S.E.C.'s director of the enforcement division, William R. McLucas, said it was likely that large fraud and insider trading cases would still be takento the Federal courts and that decisions on which cases would be before the administrative law judges would be made on a case-by-case basis.
But Edward H. Fleischman, a commissioner who has regularly criticized the agency for overstepping its authority, said it was only a matter of time before most of its caseload was filed with the administrative law judges.
"I truly believe we will ultimately decide to take virtually all our cases in-house," Mr. Fleischman said. "There has to be an irresistible impulse to do it."
Some defense lawyers worry that the new measures would make the process less fair to defendants. Under the existing procedure, defendants have favorable presumptions of innocence and burdens of proof when they first enter a courtroom. But under the new procedure, by the time the defendant gets to Federal court those presumptions and burdens have shifted against him.
"It is very serious, and for clients, it is bad news," said Mr. Pitt, the lawyer. "In-house, the Constitution does not apply. The S.E.C. has very little regard for the Fifth Amendment, the attorney-client privilege, and the First Amendment, which could apply to investment advice and proxy statements." In addition, Mr. Pitt said, there are no procedures for quashing subpoenas or seeking summary judgments to dismiss cases before full-blown trials.
These views are not unanimously shared by other securities lawyers. "The S.E.C's flexibility can be used to the advantage of the defense bar," said Theodore A. Levine, a partner in the Washington firm of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering and former associate director of the S.E.C.'s enforcement division. He said his clients might find in many instances that it was less expensive and burdensome to be before an administrative law judge.
Ms. Schapiro said the study group would complete its report in the spring. The commission is then expected to complete the new rules and procedures to handle its increased internal caseload.


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Title : Desire Ft. Nomi Ruiz (Cosmic Kids Remix)
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Va. mother on trial for 5-month-old's heroin overdose
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Erin Flynn said she and Patrick Hall had just finished snorting lines of heroin, with a 5-month-old boy nearby, when she stepped outside to smoke a cigarette. When she returned to the Fairfax County townhouse a few minutes later, the infant had a piece of paper in his mouth that might have had some of the drug on it.
Before long, the boy was in the emergency room, and doctors soon determined that he had overdosed on heroin. His mother, who allegedly supplied the drug to Hall and Flynn, was charged with felony child abuse and neglect. Her trial began Tuesday in Fairfax County Circuit Court.
Marilyn R. Fischl, 36, denied giving Hall and Flynn heroin July 14 before they were to babysit for the youngest of her three children. But she acknowledged in court of knowing that Hall and Flynn were drug addicts when she left her child with them and that she is a heroin addict who relapsed after her children were taken by child protective services following the infant's overdose.
The baby has since recovered, authorities said. Flynn, 32, has pleaded guilty to felony child abuse and neglect, and testified against Fischl in the hope that her cooperation would be noted at her sentencing. Charges are still pending against Hall, 42, and Rafael Preston, 30, the boy's father.
Flynn and Fischl testified that they met last year at the Recovery Women's Center, an outpatient drug treatment center in Fairfax. Flynn said they had shot up and snorted heroin together in Fischl's car and in the rented townhouse in Springfield, including 10 days before the baby's overdose.
Flynn said she began sleeping in Fischl's basement last summer, where Hall already was living. She said she saw Fischl provide Hall with heroin on various occasions, often as Fischl was getting ready to leave the house. But she said the drug was never specifically characterized as a payment for babysitting. In addition to the 5-month-old boy, Fischl has a 2-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son.
On July 14, Flynn said, Fischl went downstairs to the basement "and gave Patrick a [folded] piece of paper that contained heroin in it." Fischl told Hall and Flynn that she had to take her daughter to an appointment and left. Soon after, with the baby in arm's reach, "Mr. Hall and I snorted a line of heroin each," which was arranged on a separate piece of paper, Flynn said.
While Hall played with the baby on the floor, Flynn said she went outside to smoke. She returned to chat with Hall, who said he had to leave, and she went back outside for another cigarette.
The baby was in his car seat when she returned, Flynn said, and she saw something in his mouth. "I thought it might have been the piece of paper that Patrick and I had consumed heroin off of," Flynn testified.
Flynn said she watched the baby closely, but he showed no ill effects. When the baby's grandmother came to pick him up, Flynn said that she noticed the infant was groggy and constantly sucking, though nothing was in his mouth. The grandmother brought the baby back to the townhouse, and Flynn said the boy's "body was quivering, and his eyes were rolling in the back of his head."
Fischl testified that she rushed home and saw "my son was having a seizure." She took him to the Inova HealthPlex at Franconia-Springfield, and he was then taken to the Inova Fairfax Hospital emergency room.
Fischl denied giving Hall any heroin that day. She said she had known him for 15 years and allowed him to sleep in the basement in exchange for watching her children. She said there were no drugs or paraphernalia around the house that day.
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Flashlight or not to flashlight, scenario inside.
Hey guys and gals,
I'm back, and healing up quite nicely post surgery.
Here is the situation. I have a mossberg 500 I have completely fitted for home defense. Promag Collapsable stock/pistol grip, 18.5" barrel, one point sling, hogue forend, barrel mounted picatinny rails holding a red laser for point and shoot and a streamlight TLR1 with a remote coil back to the forend for complete flashlight control without having to take my hands away from the firing/racking position. Oh, and a sidesaddle holder for 6 spare rounds and another 3 in ANOTHER side saddle on the weak side of the promag. All on all, it's pretty much my dream home defense shotgun.
It's also the gun my wife would have the best chance of knowing how to use in a home invasion scenario. I plan on having her familiar with both my ar15 AND the shotgun so she is proficient with both, but that may take some time. Since she already has been drilled a few times about shotgun operation and where I wan her positioned calling 911 in the event of an intruder, that's the gun I want in her hands (for the time being).
I would also wanna weapon in this scenario, and the only other gun I own is my badass AR15. I don't live alone, but the house next to me is owned but never occupied (old hoarder lived there, got married, now hides the house and her previous boarding problem from her husband so the house is maintained but never occupied). In the scenario of a home invasion, my little sister (20, going on 21) lives with my wife and I yogi e her a taste of what paying rent and providing for herself would be like... I would want to go get her, and bring her back to the safety of the master bedroom where my wife is.
I currently do not have a flashlight on my rifle, and I'm thinking I need one. Once my wife becomes proficient with the AR15, however, I could have her with that and I'll take the shotgun with me to retrieve the sister/hunt down the BG who had the balls to break in to my house... (we have three 60ish pound dogs who would also help with this). I'm stumped, I can't decide if I want a flashlight on the rifle or not. I'm leaning towards yes, just in case, but it's a rough call. Since I find myself liking the vertical forgrip better than angled, I could easily grab another TLR-1 and remote coil it to the forgrip.... But maybe a push button type light with a strobe option would be better.
I am open to all suggestions/input. I'm concerned about adding extra weight to the end of the gun, as well as price. I dont just want any flashlight, I wan one meant to BLIND and disorient the attacker so I have a few moments advantage.
I have no experience with sure fire, but I do LOVE streamlight. I guess that love affair started back when I bought and trusted my life on their firefighting lights....
I don't like lights or lasers mounted on my defense weapons. I think it allows the bad guy a straight line right back to me. For me I would rather be able to navigate my home in the dark. It's only me and the wife here so it's pretty easy to keep inventory of people that should be in the house.
If I where to have a light on anything it would be a long gun/shotgun as they are two hand weapons. I wouldn't have a light or laser on a handgun. I'd rather use a hand held light that I can keep away from the body and I practice point shooting at closer (home invasion friendly) distances. I don't think of an AR as a home protection gun for indoors. A shotgun makes much better sense to me just for it's a little less likely to go through a wall on a miss. Now if I was looking for what was making noise outside the house I might be little more apt to want to use a rifle but really how much range do you need in such a situation? I'm sure the courts would have a field day with that. But I'm the last person to pass a judgement there. I'm one of those dumb people that will make reloads for defense loads sometimes.
Hey Todd, I like the TRL 1S. Its compact and very floody great for indoor use. But it doesn't have too much throw and that could hamper ur use out doors. While I do believe in the power of the shotgun, it is a very specialized tool. When transitioning to the outdoors I don't know it is an optimal choice. I would probably go with the AR outdoors for a greater range flexibility. Greater ranges also mean that your streamlight will be less effective. I would reccomend looking at a Surefire with a P60 module. The P60 module refers to type of bulb/reflector configuration. Its pretty much standardized. I have recently purchsed a few P60 Cree XL-M T6 drop ins and they are amazing. Its max output is 1000 lumens when given enough power.
My current torch setup is a 502b body torch with a 18650 battery setup that provides enough power to drive the led to about 550 lumens. The TRL1-S is rated at 160 lumens. Yes this led is over 3 x brighter. On max, it'll. Blind and disorient. Hell at three inches you can use the beam to warm your hands at night. Seriously it throws out soo much light you can feel the warmth of the beam from 3 inches away. That heat from the light itself not from the actual body of the torch. It puts my 4 D cell battery Maglight to shame, in all but 2 aspects. The Maglight is still a better club and it has a longer run time. At about $15 for a Cree XL-M T6 P60 complete drop in its very economical. The torch bodies I'm using are about $15. The batteries run about $5-10. Very inexpensive. I was soo impressed with my first one I bought a few more. I'm currently playing/testing them out trying to decide if they are reliable enough to put on my hd rifles. So far so good.
I am also one that doesn't care for a flashlight on a weapon. I can pretty much walk through the house with the lights off, since we always have a touch of starlight providing enough light to see in. Other issue? If I have the wife call 911? I am NOT going into the yard. Last thing I want to have happen is my prowling around on my yard, leaving the house empty except for the wife, and encounter the cops who have no clue who I am.
I subscribe to seeing the target and positively identifying it, hence I like having a torch on my hd setups. The the strobe on my torches are incredibly disorientating in the dark. Navigating my home in the dark is not an issue for me either.
I have a flashlight on my shotgun since it is a 2-hander. I use the "Harries Hold" with my handguns: flashlight in support hand under the strong hand, supporting the gun.
I have a flashlight mount for my AR-15, but the only time I see myself using it is if these 3 things occur:
1) Power is out in the neighborhood
2) There is no police presence because of a loss of Rule of Law
3) I have to be outside at night to protect my family
I think the AR is a fine weapon for outside work when the S has really HTF. But I don't see myself using it in my home for home defense work. A shottie and handgun had better do the job. I doubt I will be dealing with armed gangs of mobsters coming in my home.
I honestly think a suppressed sbr is the best choice for home defense. The M193 55gr fmj has excellent stopping power at close ranges and does not penetrate barriers (walls) like 00 buck and 9mm would. I think my 18.5" shotgun patterns the best for 10 to 25 yard engagements. Beyond the pattern becomes to spread out. I love my by .45 and .357, but I am way more proficient with my AR. Since I cannot have an SBR in my state. I have an AR15 pistol. I can outshoot any of my handguns with it, rapid fire or slow.
Only problem with the ar platform for home defense is the blown out ear drums your entire family will have to deal with.
yeah, a suppressed sbr would make me sooooooo haaaaappyyyyyyyy. Untill then, electric ear pro to the rescue.
I am a huge fan of lasers that are NOT powerful enough to leave a beam showing its source, and just because a flashlight is on the rifle doesn't mean it has to stay on. You don't walk through your house with the light on, inviting the BG hiding behind your lazyboy to shoot you, you leave it off until you have a target squired then flash them to ID the threat prior to engagement. Hence why I like remote coils, it's nigh-hands free use that allows me to keep my normal, firing hand position with full control of the light.
I think I'll be tossing one on the rifle, for both an alternate home defense gun until infer the wife trained on it and then I can unleash the beast of the home defense shotgun I own, or just in case the SHTF in a mean way and we are out of our house, but out bags on the backs, and making our way to the BOL. Then, light will be essential anyways.
And can ha believe it, I own a nice tricked out AR and HD shotgun, but still no pistol? Soon as I'm fully heed from the surgery that's totally my present to myself :p
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The Wu Tang seek to destroy the Shaolin Temple. The monks of Shaolin pin their hopes on a lone disciple to hold back the Wu horde. Training him are various teachers, including two crippled masters. (89 mins.)
Director: Shi Hou Fong
Stars: Sonny Yu, Yung-Hsin Chao, Ying Bai, Shao-Peng Chen
Raiders of the Living Dead (1986)
A newspaper reporter hears of strange goings-on on a remote island. He travels there and finds that a mad scientist lives there and he is creating zombies. (86 mins.)
Director: Samuel M. Sherman
Stars: Scott Schwartz, Robert Deveau, Donna Asali, Robert Allen
Radioactive Dreams (1985)
After an atomic war Phillip Hammer and Marlowe Chandler have spent 15 years on their own in a bunker... (98 mins.)
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Rendezvous in Paris (1995)
Three stories of love and coincidence around the theme of dates in Paris. (98 mins.)
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Return from the River Kwai (1989)
A group of war prisoners from the Kwai bridge building camp undertake a harsh journey to Japan. (101 mins.)
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Stars: Timothy Bottoms, Nick Tate, George Takei, Edward Fox
Remember the Daze (2007)
A glimpse into the teenage wasteland of suburbia 1999 that takes place over 24 hours, and the teenagers who make their way through the last day of high school. (101 mins.)
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Stars: Katrina Begin, Charles Chen, Melonie Diaz, Sunny Doench
Riding Shotgun (1954)
When a stagecoach guard tries to warn a town of an imminent raid by a band of outlaws, the people mistake him for one of the gang (73 mins.)
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Stars: Randolph Scott, Wayne Morris, Joan Weldon, Joe Sawyer
Return of the Magnificent Seven (1966)
Two survivors of the initial Magnificent Seven outfit, Chris and Vin, recruit four new members in order to re-form the outfit and defend a few Mexican villages from attacks by vicious bandits. (95 mins.)
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Stars: Yul Brynner, Robert Fuller, Julián Mateos, Warren Oates
Raise the Red Lantern (1991)
A young woman becomes the fourth wife of a wealthy lord, and must learn to live with the strict rules and tensions within the household. (125 mins.)
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Regular Guys (1996)
Christoph, cop and self-confident macho, has trouble with his fiance. After a long night he wakes up in the arms of Edgar... (102 mins.)
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Dai yûkai (1991)
A wealthy matriarch is kidnapped by a gang of three. She is insulted by the amount of money they propose to demand as ransom... (120 mins.)
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Director Chris Paine takes his film crew behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM, and the Silicon Valley start-up Tesla Motors to chronicle the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. (90 mins.)
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Revenge of the Nerds (1984)
At Adams College, a group of bullied outcasts and misfits resolve to fight back for their peace and self-respect. (90 mins.)
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Rain (2001)
Whilst on a family vacation on the Mahurangi Peninsula in New Zealand, 13-year-old Janey begins to realize that her parents' marriage is on the rocks. (92 mins.)
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Rebirth of Mothra II (1997)
Mothra's twin nymphs and children from the city find a lost city, as well as a giant monster that is attracted to environmental calamities. (100 mins.)
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Repli-Kate (2002)
A scientist and his sidekick accidentally clone a journalist and decide to turn the mistake into Repli-Kate, their idea of the perfect woman, who loves, beer, football, and frat parties. (96 mins.)
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Ratko: The Dictator's Son (2009)
The son of a dictator travels to the U.S. to attend college. (85 mins.)
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After the death of his beloved wife, a man reads her diary and finds out that she was having an affair with a young construction worker. (105 mins.)
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Life for a happy couple is turned upside down after their young son dies in an accident. (91 mins.)
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Rachel, Rachel (1968)
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Radar Patrol vs. Spy King (1949)
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Radio Romance (1996)
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Raffles (1930)
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Radio (2003)
The story of a high school coach and the developmentally challenged man who he took under his wing. (109 mins.)
Director: Michael Tollin
Rage and Honor (1992)
Story about an inner-city high school teacher who musters the martial arts to thwart the lure of street gangs and their seductive plague of drugs. (89 mins.)
Director: Terence H. Winkless
Rage at Dawn (1955)
A special agent from Chicago is sent out west to bring in the notorious Reno brothers. (87 mins.)
Director: Tim Whelan
Radiohead: 7 Television Commercials (1998 Video)
Features 7 music videos from the British band, Radiohead. Covering their singles from the albums The Bends and OK Computer, this features songs like Street Spirit (Fade Out), Paranoid Android, and High and Dry. (34 mins.)
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Raffles (1939)
Man about town and First Class cricketer A.J. Raffles keeps himself solvent with daring robberies. Meeting... (72 mins.)
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Rage (2009)
A young blogger at a New York fashion house shoots behind-the-scenes interviews on his cell-phone. (98 mins.)
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Stars: Simon Abkarian, Patrick J. Adams, Riz Ahmed, Bob Balaban
Rage of the Werewolf (1999)
Jake, a lycanthrope, on the run from the authorities in an apocalyptic New York City, must make his way past helicopters... (88 mins.)
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Raggedy Man (1981)
It's 1944 in the small town of Gregory, Texas. Divorcée Nita Longley has been brought into the town... (94 mins.)
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Ragtime (1981)
A young black pianist becomes embroiled in the lives of an upper-class white family set among the racial tensions, infidelity, violence, and other nostalgic events in early 1900s New York City. (155 mins.)
Director: Milos Forman
Rain Fall (2009)
A hit man looks to protect the daughter of one of his victims against CIA assassins. (111 mins.)
Director: Max Mannix
Stars: Kippei Shîna, Gary Oldman, Kyoko Hasegawa, Misa Shimizu
Rain Falls from Earth: Surviving Cambodia's Darkest Hour (2011 Documentary)
On April 17, 1975, the face of Cambodia would forever be changed. As Khmer Rouge soldiers marched into the capital city of Phnom Penh...
Director: Steve McClure
Stars: Sam Waterston, Em Chem, Monirith Chhea, Vollevann Kaylor
Rainbow Around the Sun (2008)
Zachary Blasto is a hard-drinking but talented songwriter and performer. Zach suffers from an over-active... (75 mins.)
Director: Kevin Ely, Beau Leland
Rainbow Bridge (1972 Documentary)
A documentary about various singers, musicians, artists, astrologers, etc., who attended a "New Age" gathering in Maui, Hawaii. (108 mins.)
Director: Chuck Wein
Stars: Jimi Hendrix, Bob Amacker, Baron Bingen, Charlotte Blob
Rainbow Drive (1990 TV Movie)
A Hollywood multiple murder is investigated by a homicide cop, despite high-placed efforts to cover up the crime. (100 mins.)
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Stars: Peter Weller, Sela Ward, David Caruso, Tony Jay
Raising Arizona (1987)
When a childless couple of an ex-con and an ex-cop decide to help themselves to one of another family's quintuplets, their lives become more complicated than they anticipated. (94 mins.)
Director: Joel Coen
Stars: Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter, Trey Wilson, John Goodman
Rampo Noir (2005)
This four-part anthology takes its cue from the short fiction of legendary horror writer Edogawa Rampo. (134 mins.)
Director: Akio Jissôji, Atsushi Kaneko
Stars: Tadanobu Asano, Yûko Daike, Chisako Hara, Masami Horiuchi
Rang De Basanti (2006)
This story is about six friends who help an English filmmaker create a documentary about Indian freedom struggle. During filming, this group of friends learn about those before them and the importance of fighting for their rights. (157 mins.)
Director: Rakesh Omprakash Mehra
Stars: Aamir Khan, Soha Ali Khan, Siddharth, Sharman Joshi
Rap Files Vol. 1 (2003 Documentary)
"Rap Files" is a video magazine that covers the world of today's urban hip-hop music and culture. It... (86 mins.)
Director: Dee-Eazy
Stars: David Banner, Birdman, Mannie Fresh, Hump
Rappin' (1985)
An ex-con and break-dancer helps save a neighborhood from a greedy developer while trying to win a rap contest. (92 mins.)
Director: Joel Silberg
Raptor (2001 Video)
When a series of unexplained vicious animal attacks strikes his community, Sheriff Jim Tanner and his assistant Barbara trace them back to a Dr... (81 mins.)
Director: Jay Andrews, John Blush
Stars: Eric Roberts, Corbin Bernsen, Melissa Brasselle, Tim Abell
Rashomon (1950)
A heinous crime and its aftermath are recalled from differing points of view. (88 mins.)
Director: Akira Kurosawa
Rasputin and the Empress (1932)
A prince plots to kill the mad monk Rasputin for the good of the czar, the czarina and Russia. (121 mins.)
Director: Richard Boleslavsky
Rat (2000)
A woman becomes furious when her husband arrives home from the local pub and turns into a rat. (89 mins.)
Director: Steve Barron
Rat Race (2001)
A Las Vegas casino magnate, determined to find a new avenue for wagering, sets up a race for money. (112 mins.)
Director: Jerry Zucker
Stars: Breckin Meyer, Amy Smart, Whoopi Goldberg, Vince Vieluf
Rate It X (1986 Documentary)
A portrait of the various forms of male sexism existing in contemporary American society. (93 mins.)
Director: Paula de Koenigsberg, Lucy Winer
Stars: Lucy Winer, Ugly George, Joel M. Reed, Dwaine Tinsley
Rated R (2008)
A witty look at three actresses working in soft porn cinema in a country waking up after 40 years of repression. (103 mins.)
Director: Dunia Ayaso, Félix Sabroso
Stars: Candela Peña, Goya Toledo, Mar Flores, Luis Zahera
Rattlers (1976)
A herpetologist investigating a series of fatal rattlesnake attacks discovers that the creatures have been infected by a mysterious nerve gas disposed of in the desert by the military. (82 mins.)
Director: John McCauley
Stars: Sam Chew Jr., Elisabeth Chauvet, Dan Priest, Ronald Gold
Raven (1996 Video)
A notorious criminal is hunted down by the elite Raven Special Forces team when things go wrong on a mission to capture stolen military hardware. (93 mins.)
Director: Russell Solberg
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Given its sporty demeanor and large V-8 and V-12 engine options, it's no surprise that the SL is thirsty. However, it's also lighter-weight and more advanced than past generations, which help keep the fuel economy from being completely abysmal.
The SL 550 is rated at 18 mpg city, and very decent 25 mpg on the highway, for a combined 20-mpg rating. Step up the more powerful SL 63 AMG model, and you only lose 2 mpg in the city, while highway ratings remain the same--lowering the combined rating to 19 mpg. If you're looking at the SL 65 AMG, however, you'll only earn 14 mpg in the city and 21 mpg on the highway, but even its combined 17 mpg isn't terrible–especially for its immense power.
It's slimmer, which helps handling, and the SL's also outfitted with stop/start technology, which shuts off the engine at longer pauses like stoplights, and automatically restarts when the accelerator is pressed. Some drivers may find it annoying, but it contributes to a 30-percent improvement in gas mileage on the U.S. cycle. The feature can be disabled via an Eco button on the console, but it must be switched off each time the car is started by the driver. The SL also has an Eco driving mode, one that slows out shifts noticeably and remaps fuel delivery.


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Metacafe, a veteran in the video sharing community space, has appointed Publicitas Digital, a Mediascope Publicitas company, for the management of its digital advertising sales in India. Advertising opportunities on the website include in-stream video, sponsored video options including branded channels, along with the traditional banner ads. As part of this agreement, the agency will oversee promotion, sales and management of Metacafe's digital advertising space on the website.
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Remember the story about how millions of unsold copies of Atari's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial game were buried in a landfill in New Mexico? It sounded like a tall tale, but Fuel Entertainment persisted and received permission to excavate the dump. That excavation happened Saturday and guess what? They found E.T.!
Hundreds of people gathered at the site to see what would happen, and eventually, Zak Penn (director of X-Men 2) displayed proof. He said, ""For anybody who doubted, there's a whole heck of a lot of games down there. We just saw them." He held up a cartridge that seemed to be good shape except for the ruined packaging.
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I've never made or eaten Italian buttercream. Is it kid friendly? or more geared towards an adult palate?
Also, does it do well under MMF?
My kids eat it...though I do think it's more adult friendly...and by kids theres 7 of them 19 to 1 so I think I got a good opionion base, and yes, it's great under MMf.
^__^ What she said . It's technically geared towards an adult palate because it is not sugary sweet, and the younger kiddos are used to shortening+powdered sugar grocery store icing. But my 5yo daughter loves the stuff, probably because it is so creamy and delicious. Just be sure to use plenty of vanilla in the recipe - approx 3TBSP. I love the Cake Bible's Mousseline Buttercream recipe for IMBC, it's very easy to make and I had successful results the very first time (but I do up the vanilla).
Also if you are worried about egg safety, you CAN make this with pasteurized whites, although some brands do not whip up. I have no idea what brands will work in Canada but you'll know the instant they whip into meringue (or not). Many people swear that the hot sugar syrup cooks the meringue to safe temp but I don't take chances since I often find myself baking for kids or baby showers.
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For use under fondant, just chill first till rock hard.
remember to cook your syrup to 240 degrees and you shouldn't have problems with food safety. you will get more volume in your meringue if you use fresh eggs but I have made it with pasteurized whites and it works fine.
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trouble with fluxsum
I am using ICEM package for mesh generation and I have trouble calculating fluxes through surfaces wit INT boco, but with the same fluid on the two sides. If I use the plface command (I think...) to plot the orientation of the surface I have a random distribution of the normals in the surface, essential fact for that the fluxsum command to work properly. Someone knows any way of renumbering the nodes or reorient the normals in the surface to give correct flux?
Thank you for your help. Jordi.
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The fluxsum command has 2 basic ways to calculate flux 1)You can do it graphically with a zone or by clicking on individual faces 2)You can define a set of shells on all the faces that you want to include. All you have to do is get all the shells pointing consistently in one direction. If you use any of the prostar tools to add shells (short of defining them individually yourself), they should point consistently outward. The fluxsum command does NOT depend on the orientation of the fluid cells.
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I hoped fluxsum command didn´t depend on the fluid cells orientation, I supposed there was a way of defining shells consitently in one direction, but I wasn´t sure if addshells command would work correctly, thank you very much for your help and your fast response.
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Dr. Jin Wang MD
- Nephrology Upland, CA
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Dr. Jin Wang, MD is a Doctor primarily located in Upland, CA, with another office in Upland, CA. He has 34 years of experience. His specialties include Nephrology and Internal Medicine. Dr. Wang is affiliated with Glendale Memorial Hospital, Montclair Hospital Medical Center and Sherman Oaks Hospital. He speaks English.
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Dr. Jin Wang has the following 8 areas of expertise, 2 specialties and 1 board certification.
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