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Hybriweld & The Mainliner
Anyone with questions about Hybriweld or The Fowler Mainline please contact me! I work for Tom Fowler and I build all his Fowler Mainliners for him..
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Arc Force not working properly !!!
Why bother with a 7 range unit when you can have full range with a SAE300 and be done with it.
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My Arc Force Sucks !!!!
I was hoping some rig hand could help me with a problem Im having. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this problem ??? I recently had this Arc Force product installed on my 67' Lincoln 200. It didn't seem to work properly from the git go. At 47 hrs it quit working!!! Amperages were down 15 or so on the load bank and were sporadic in the heat range you had to run anywhere from 35 t0 55 more on range dial to make it work. The person who installed this has run a series of tests and has found it is not up to par. Also you have to hold the rod right on the pipe or it would "flame out!! You cant make it long arc. The person who rebuilt my machine has called Hyper-weld several times and talked to some guy named "Peter" with no solution to my problem!! Recently all they get now is voice mail or dont know !! There are 3 different 200 pipeliners sitting at this shop with the same problem!!! I've paid a lotta' money for this item and to have it installed and I'm not a very "Happy Camper!!! Is it possible that the windings or something else went wrong on the production line to produce these 3 non-producing Arc Forces to not work properly??? They have removed mine and now it welds good. WHY?? I do know you have changed you wire supplier recently. I guess what I'm asking are you having a problem with your Arc Force Product and do I have a lemon built on Friday or Monday??
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Skip everybody in P/L World says the same thing, even long term customers from 40 years back, ie Tom had it all together, the son (and crew) doesn't.
NOBODY has a poor word to say about Tom, either parts or service.
Both, and specially service have nose dived with the kid taking over.
It's been a slow downward slide as Tom gradually slipped into retirement.
Sad but true, Tom build an empire with an impeccable reputation as a jam up 200 pipeliner guru that's pretty quickly turning into junk.
We've been hearing the rumblings for several years now, today it's just a no go on Fowler products in my opinion, to bad because they used to be the best you could buy.
Good luck with it, I'd recommend Chris's welder repair in Odessa, TX. He still runs the joint and really knows his bizness, and what parts are pipeline ready good to go.
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I agree w/ CK. Milliner won that battle early on and yet ND still tried to go that route.
Had the Irish gone w/a few swing passes to Woods & Riddick, the game might have gone differently... but I digress
I agree w/ CK. Milliner won that battle early on and yet ND still tried to go that route.
Had the Irish gone w/a few swing passes to Woods & Riddick, the game might have gone differently... but I digress
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Is it just me or is Ertz a terrible blocker and good receiver. We already have a 3rd pick on the roster that can take that slot on the team. maybe Ertz isnt soft and going to Stanford I know he's alot smarter than our current TE thats afraid to block. I think Toilolo is a much better TE, the dude is as good at catching but blocks like Fasano and probably could be had in round 4 or 5. Also Lutzen-whatever looks like an all around TE if we decide to not pay Fasano that could be had prolly round 5, not as athletic atleast I dont think as Toilolo but definitely a good football player.
But back to Milliner the way he locked Eifert up is impressive, and that makes me think that he has the skillset to take on the Marshalls and Fitzgeralds as well as smaller quicker guys. If detroit passes on Milliner for maybe a stud passrusher where is the next threat to take him? Tenn? if that plays out what would it take to jump Tenn....especially with the Jills and Jest in front of Tenn? A #12 and a 4th or 1 of our 3rds? and would that be worth giving that extra pick to our rivals for a corner who IMO can become a strong #1 with a strong pass rush?
I know we need an athletic seam guy, we've needed that since at least since David Martins 1 good year. I just know that when picking a TE higher than round three the guy better be either a super dynamic seam threat and hands catcher or be a strong seam threat and strong inline blocker. I just do not see those qualities in Ertz and do not believe he should be considered in round 2. He has made some nice grabs but I dont believe he is a 4.5 athlete that warrants anything higher than a 3rd. Especially when there is mad talent at WR and CB at that area of the draft that we need moreso, IMO.
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I think he could be a great pick up and Joe will know just what is is capable of. I know some around here are concerned about drops but imo Finley offers more then Keller or Cook... though I would be happy with any of the three.
Like you, I'd much rather have Toilolo, who could be something special in a season or two.
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East Lansing, MI (Sports Network) - The Northwestern Wildcats notched four takeaways and a defensive touchdown to top the Michigan State Spartans, 23-20, in a Big Ten Conference tilt at Spartan Stadium.
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The Spartans (5-6, 2-5) have now lost four of their last five contests, although they can still become bowl eligible with a win at Minnesota next weekend. Le'Veon Bell ran for 133 yards in a losing effort, while Andrew Maxwell threw for 297 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions, one of which was returned the other way for a touchdown.
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Chris Chambers has been the most productive WR of most of my Miami Dolphin football watching days.
Like the **** is that?
Chris Chambers has been the most productive WR of most of my Miami Dolphin football watching days.
Like the **** is that?
Deshaun Watson is the TRUTH!
I have his autograph...
surprised he could hold onto the pen long enough to sign for you. i guess as long as you threw it 8 yards behind him against the boundary he would haul it in, but if you put it right in his hands you know he would have trouble holding on.
Just a good #2 WR treated as a #1 here.....
Still not learning from mistakes.
i wish i was around to see warfield play, but i was lucky enough to see duper and clayton work their magic, and then along came fryar and mcduffie. i'm not going to dig up stats but i am pretty sure that nut job we had here for a couple of years put up better numbers than anything CC put up, sans in maybe 08 (i believe).
I remember when there were heated discussions here on how chambers was better than Reggie Wayne and that Wayne was a product of his qb
Wayne didn't really take off until his fourth year
Chambers was indeed awesome in his rookie year. Then came the drop-off, or rather, a lack of progression; he never got better. He was also saddled with Fiedler which will derail one's NFL receiving career rather quickly.
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The Stylist for Iggy Azalea's Clueless-Themed "Fancy" Music Video featuring Charli XCX Tells All
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The Stylist for Iggy Azalea's Clueless-Themed "Fancy" Music Video featuring Charli XCX Tells All
Genre defying, Australian rapper Iggy Azalea drops a music video for her latest track "Fancy," featuring pop singer Charli XCX and beats by the Invisible Men. The infectious self-proclaiming track uses the perfect basis for its music video–1995 cult-hit, Clueless. Azalea, of course, portrays Alicia Silverstone's iconic Cher character with all the sass and swagger both are known for. Charli XCX plays school-girl bestie Tai, with comparable style and brass. The video is filled with remakes of classic Clueless scenes, and the outfits are skillfully reinvented to channel the famous stylings of the movie with a slightly modern edge. We had the chance to sit down with Azalea's stylist to learn more about the perfect stylings of the video and what it's like to work Azalea and the rest of her team. Alejandra Hernandez was the mastermind behind all 260 looks of the "Fancy" video, and, as expected, it wasn't an easy feat. Hernandez described how every person you see in the video was individually styled to match the '90s Clueless theme. It took 17 days to prep all the styles and almost two weeks to return their massive pull of clothing to an assortment of brands. Leaning towards edgy, bold and tailored designs akin to Azalea's tastes, Hernandez collaborated with designers and brands like Betsey Johnson, Adidas, and Doc Martens. Styling Charli XCX's character Hernandez used a lot of vintage Betsey Johnson, and for the classic gym scene Hernandez turned to Adidas and Converse for her '90s-inspired athletic wear. For the rest of the looks Hernandez pulled from mainly private-vintage dealers, some friends' clothing stores in Canada, and specially designed a few iconic looks. After watching the video there's no denying that all of Hernandez's hard work went to good use. The video accurately depicts all of the classic Clueless fashions, and Azalea looks amazing as a modern day Cher. The two started working together about three years ago after Hernandez helped an ex-boyfriend with Azalea's "My World" music video. Both Azalea and Hernandez hit it off and soon came up with the idea for a Clueless themed music video. Once Azalea's management approached them about using the theme, they immediately went to work. "Fancy" is the first single off of Azalea's much-anticipated debut album, The New Classic, and it certainly shows signs that this upcoming album should impress. With the inventive music video concept for "Fancy," we're definitely left wanting more. The New Classic is due to drop sometime this March. In the meantime, you can take a look at are scene-by-scene breakdown of the "Fancy" video. It highlights all the reworkings of your favorite Clueless scenes, including details from the stylist, Alejandra Hernandez.
The Infamous Digitized Closet
Hernandez gave us the details for this look from the opening scene of the video. The robe Azalea is sporting is actually a vintage boxing robe. It's designed by Betsey Johnson and it perfectly recreates Cher's chic and classy '90s style.
Cher's Sassy Class Presentation
The iconic plaid outfit Cher sports in the original movie was an almost exact replica in the music video. It's no surprise that this look was custom made. Hernandez designed it from scratch while shooting in LA. There's just no playing around when it comes to a yellow plaid mini skirt suit.
School-Girl Lunch
"The guy on the left is wearing a vintage jersey and the guy to the right is wearing vintage Tommy Hilfiger. All of the men's vintage was pulled from my friend's really cool vintage store in Canada. Iggy is wearing vintage Chanel and Charlie's character is wearing vintage Betsey Johnson." – Alejandra Hernandez
A Fashionista's Take on Gym
This scene was skillfully recreated to feature '90s athletic wear with a hip modern twist. Hernandez used Adidas and Converse for the footwear and designs from Alexander Wang, and Revolve for the clothing. Hernandez even incorporates tiny details like star accessories she noticed Amber's character working in the original movie by adding stars to an outfit in the scene.
Freeway Driving At Its Finest
For this scene, Hernandez filled us in on all the details. Azalea is sporting vintage Calvin Klein and Deon's character is wearing a Betsey Johnson archive hoody. The actor playing Deon's boyfriend Murray(not pictured in this scene), works an Adidas Original vintage track suit and a Kangol hat. On point!
House Party In The Valley
Ah the red "Val party" dress. As Clueless fans know well, "It's an Alaïa." To recreate the iconic look from the party in the valley, Hernandez says it was a Betsey Johnson collaboration that really brought Cher's look in this scene to life. She styled Charli XCX in a vintage custom-made outfit with Vivienne Westwood boots.
Cher's School Boy Crush
For this scene, Hernandez styled Azalea in a 2014 Just Cavalli sweater and bottoms from Vivienne Westwood's current collection. The actor playing Christian wasn't even supposed to be in the scene. He's actually a part of Azalea's management team and was a perfect last-minute addition. As if!
Ruling the Halls
"I had to make the suits for both the Cher and Deon characters and the hat. The hat my cousin made. He's actually a really amazing artist. He's famous for making the Lady Gaga meat dress so he made the Deon hat for me. He's the only person I trusted. The hat was going to be the most challenging part. I can get a suit made in LA and try to match the plot as much as possible, but the hat is what really won." – Alejandra Hernandez
While any other stylist would have been totally buggin with a task as monumental as recreating the Clueless wardrobe, Hernandez handled it like a pro. What other movies would you love to see Iggy Azalea recreate in a music video? Tell us what you think on Twitter!


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07-28-2013, 05:40 PM #11Bob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Looks like you could grind it out, weld it up and grind the welds down. Lay a piece of 3/16" 2X3" angle on each side and weld them up with short beads being careful to stagger from one side to the other to avoid to much heat being placed into the base metal. Don't want to weaken the tubing outside of the cracked area. This would help with the torsional effects it might see.
About the risks with welding this, i think you could have risks with almost everything you weld to a point but in this case a half dozen cars and the public being at risk from a failure could be a huge liability case. But the hand rail i fabricated/welded and installed on a 2 story deck could also be a case for the courts. The mud flap mount that i welded on a truck could come off and strike another vehicle or cause an accident hence another case for a liability suite. Im not sure you can be 100% safe but drawing the line as to what you do may help....Just saying.
I've been welding since the mid 80's. Mostly the same old crap. I have not been out on jobs to gain experience on everything that comes up but I have learned a lot more in the last 4 years with my new will to make it.
When I said 5X's stronger, that was figure of speech so to say. If anybody repairs it with any decent method I just think it will be better than any other part of that whole tube. But like you say another failure point might be born.
It is gone never to return, one of you guys may see it as it runs from LA to Atlanta on a regular route, so I was told.
I think it was bob in a post after yours that said he has seen too many made from the same type of tubing. Good grief, I'm glad I didn't have anything to do with it.
I probably sound like I'll do anything for a buck, not really, I turned down a hitch to be put on the back of a fifth wheel to pull another trailer.
Then another make shift hitch after that one.
Now a jeep where the stabilizer and steering linkage both connect to the frame, cracked three times already. I will look at it because I know the guy and the Jeep is used off road but he drives to these mud bogs on the road.
Maybe weeks away but I'll take pics and see what non welding options you guys might come up with. I'm thinking a sturdy bracket bolted to the frame. Maybe a fish plate on the frame then bolt thru all or maybe nothing for me to deal with.
Anyway, I'll not ever look for the ignore setting on anybody.
You guys are a wealth of knowledge.
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I have to agree with Sandy, leave me a-lots of space on the freeway when the car haulers are around. Specially when they are going around curves (side to side sway) and hitting the humps (up and down humpiness), watch them and you'll see it.
Just based on looking at too many of them. They are designed very lightweight to maximize $ cargo $ capacity $. They live a relatively short lifespan because of that. Owners run them well past that usable life.
You'd think the dirt/rock hauler end dumps and transfers would be the low end in trucking world but they are far ahead of the car haulers based on my observation. That's antecdotal I know, but still, I steer clear of them in the truck or the Yukon, stay way, way away on a motorsickle. It's like following a plumbers flatbed, something just might fall off.
I still haven't seen one I was willing to weld on, they are the dominoe effect in real time. I hate being a falling dominoe. If there's anything that will haunt you in welderland, it's a used/previously repaired car hauling trailer. My opinion only.
We've put on a lot of underwheel lifts on big truck wreckers in the '90's'00's, and stretched and shortened many big truck frames, I'll do almost anything for money. The only hauler I'd work on is a relatively new one with minor damage.
Everbody else can do whatever they want of course.
JSome days you eat the bear. And some days the bear eats you.
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I would'nt have any problem repairing that and have been working on things like that for about 28 years.
Fireman suggested stitch welding and thats the wrong answer, You want to repair the crack, Grind it flush and if the tube is 2" tall x 4" across, x 1/8" thick I would put a 3/8" thick x 4" wide plate across the bottom x However long the damaged area is approx. 8" long and fully weld it so water cannot get in between the plates and start rusting.
I would cut the ears loose on the cylinder, put a plate on the top and fully weld it and then reweld the ears back onto the plate.
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Keep in mind, I have been putting hitches on trucks forever, everything from a pick up truck to Gravel trains.
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I draw the line however when it comes to hitches on cars, Not enouph frame for me.
The trailers that scare me the most are the lumber haulers. I don't like all those cars swaying around but when you pull along side a 18 wheeler loaded with lumber and see the trailer flexing like a spring its time to hit the gas.
I know they are designed to flex to prevent them from breaking but you see the weight of the load and know its a heavy beast.
Luckily I was a ways back from one that blew a tire one day, there was crap flying everywhere all over the highway. BIG pieces that would do some serious damage.
The comment about the plumbers truck and something falling off is too funny and true. Been there. I hate the roofers trailers loaded with torn off shingles and raining nails.
Nothing like trying to pass a big dozer being hauled with dirt clods falling off and so hard they would bounce. I hit the passing lane and kicked it only to have one fly off the side, with a quick swerve it missed but took another 100 yards to get back in control of the car.
Back to welding, my cuz who is a foreman over a pipe crew is all about NASCAR. He went on some kind of tour through one of the teams shop. I almost didn't believe him but he said the welds on the cars look like sheet. He couldn't believe it himself. I would like to see for myself.


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This vegetarian timbale is inspired to a traditional Ligurian dish, polpettone di fagiolini, something I heard of the first time I went to Liguria – oh my, that was 20 years ago! Enclosed between the Mediterranean sea, the Alps and the Apennines mountains, Liguria is a narrow strip of land which is breath taking to look at and also a true culinary minestone. Due to the region's geography, in fact, Ligurians developed a diet based mostly on vegetables, fruit, herbs, the best olive oil ever (apologizing to Tuscans and Apulians), the little fish that the agitated Ligurian ocean allowed to fish and small animals like chickens and rabbits. Eggs of course, and cheese from the milk of goats and sheep kept on the nearby mountains, were also used to complement the mostly plant-based regimen. Grains were integrated and often substituted by legumes. Sometimes game from the nearby woods was also caught but that was a rare treat for common people.
La cucina povera ligure, the "poor" cuisine of old-time Ligurian folks, sounds indeed like the perfect Mediterranean diet. Which is not having pasta and pizza all day long, like some of us may think It is instead a sustainable and healthy way of eating which we may want to consider before turning to more fashionable diets. After all, as many as we are, we may well think as we were old time Ligurians and had only a tiny strip of land to support ourselves.
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The look and feel of the painted bookcase surface replicates that found on antique furniture. Like older traditional finishes, the milk paint used on this bookcase consists of milk protein, clay, earth pigments and lime. Where conventional paint can chip and scratch, milk paint penetrates into the grain; polishing as it wears. For this piece I used three layers of color: lexington green, barn red, and pitch black in that order. The subtle complexities will improve as the furniture wears, creating a tortoiseshell appearance. In addition, I added small tear-outs and other "hand tool marks" to create the authentic look of a genuine antique piece of furniture, along with custom wood drawer slides and full mortise solid brass hardware.
To create the rich tones on the walnut and Carpathian elm burl book matched veneer top I used Kusmi #1 button shellac imported directly from India. The shellac is applied over a preliminary coat of boiled linseed oil. The oil penetrates the wood giving a maximum illumination to the fibers. Because there's no purity standard for ethanol labeled "Denatured Alcohol" for dissolving the shellac, I use high-test, 190 proof Everclear (95% pure ethanol) as my preferred shellac solvent. No other finish can compare when it comes to the illumination of the natural beauty inherent in the wood.
It's not only what's visible that makes this piece unique, but rather what goes unseen. Built into the bookcase is a hidden drawer. To access the drawer, you have to pull each of the visible drawers open to a certain point before the latches they control slide out of the way, similar to how the pins in a regular lock work. That allows a length of wooden dowel to slide out – hidden as a knot in the wood itself – to trigger the opening of the secret compartment built into what looks like a normal molding.
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I cannot say enough here! Old timer craftsmanship combined with creative use of internal unused spaces blew me away! I'm looking forward to adapting your mechanism into a 16th C monk's study cask that I purchased from an auction in Scotland.. I can't wait for it to be decommissioned, removed from the national archives, disassembled and shipped (really? All that to ship a desk? Where's the genius of IKEA when you need them?)
Could you link to a non-private video, or take the video off of private if you're the uploader?
how did you construct it?
how you even start ^^ with pen n paper?
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Everything you need to know about "how-to paint" with milk paint can be found here: http://www.designedandmade.com/2010/08/30/milkpaint/
Enjoy: http://www.youtube.com/user/grababrewski77
In the 7th picture you show the drawer faces folding down with mechanism behind them. What are those for?
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2010 NEC Tournament
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No. 2 Robert Morris University Colonials (22-11)
Wednesday, March 10, 2010 - 7 p.m.
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The top-seeded Quinnipiac University men's basketball team plays host to second-seeded Robert Morris in Wednesday's NEC Tournament Championship, to be broadcast live nationally at 7 p.m. on ESPN2. The Bobcats are coming off a tough-fought 83-78 victory over Long Island, while the Colonials defeated No. 3 Mount St. Mary's, 80-62. The Colonials lead the all-time series against the Bobcats, 8-14, but the Bobcats took the only meeting between the two teams this season, 87-79, Feb. 20 in suburban Pittsburgh. The Bobcats have played just once in the NEC Championship, falling to CCSU in 2002.
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The first 3,000 fans to come through the gates at Wednesday's NEC Championship Game will receive Bobcat Gold t-shirts. Fans are encouraged to wear the gold t-shirts during the game to make the home-court advantage that much greater and show their Quinnipiac pride to the national-television audience.
Scouting the Robert Morris Colonials
Robert Morris is led by freshman guard Karon Abraham, whose 13.3 points per game are a team-high. Six other active RMU players average between 5.8 and 10.1 points per game, including Rob Robinson's 10.1 points and team-high 5.4 rebounds per game. Velton Jones' 2.8 assists and 1.4 steals per game lead RMU. Guard Mezie Nwigwe was named NEC Defensive Player of the Year.
Time Against Robert Morris
James Johnson scored a career-high 28 points, while Justin Rutty compiled a double-double of 17 points and 11 rebounds as the Bobcats defeated RMU, 87-79, Feb. 20 in Moon Township, Pa. Rob Robinson had 16 points for RMU.
Time Out Against Long Island
Justin Rutty compiled his sixth straight double-double with 22 points and 16 rebounds as the Bobcats held off No. 4 Long Island, 83-78, in Sunday's NEC Tournament Semifinals. Deontay Twyman tied his career high with 16 points, while James Feldeine (13) and Jonathan Cruz (10) also finished in double figures. Jaytornah Wisseh had a game-high 33 points for LIU.
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Wednesday's game can be seen live nationally on ESPN2. Bob Wischusen will have the play-by-play call, while Tim Welsh will provide color commentary. It can also be heard live on AM 1220 WQUN. Bill Schweizer will have the play-by-play call, while Bill Mecca and Bob Tipson will provide color commentary. The game can also be seen on Bobcat Channel and ESPN360.com. Live stats will also be available through www.quinnipiacbobcats.com. To access live audio, video and stats, click on the appropriate links on the men's basketball schedule on www.quinnipiacbobcats.com.
Rutty Named NEC Player of the Year
Justin Rutty was named NEC Player of the Year in a vote of the league's coaches, the conference office announced March 2 during its annual pre-tournament media teleconference. Rutty averaged 15.0 points and led the league with 10.8 rebounds per game in the regular season. Rutty is the first Bobcat to be named NEC Player of the Year since QU joined the league in 1998-99.
Moore Awards
After leading Quinnipiac to a program record 23 victories, Tom Moore was named the Jim Phelan NEC Coach of the Year. Included in the 23 wins is a 14-0 home record. Moore is the first Quinnipiac coach to win the award.
First Team, First Team
In addition to being named NEC Player of the Year, Justin Rutty was named to the All-NEC First Team. Joining him on the team is teammate James Feldeine, who averaged a team-high 17.3 points.
In The NEC Tournament
The Bobcats are 7-6 all-time in the NEC Tournament. This is the second time Quinnipiac has reached the NEC Finals (2002, 2010). The Bobcats fell at Central Connecticut in 2002.
Championship Gets The Bobcats...
An automatic berth in the National Invitation Tournament, should they falter in the NEC Tournament Championship game. The Bobcats tied for the best record in the league with Robert Morris, but earned home court throughout the league tournament by virtue of the head-to-head tie-breaker with the Colonials.
Moore Wins
With 23 wins, including 15 NEC victories, the Bobcats have set a new program record. The marks edge the 1999-2000 QU team (18-10, 12-6 NEC) for the most wins at D-I, and passed the 1972-73 and 1979-80 teams for the all-time program record.
Bobcats In Bracketology
ESPN.com's Joe Lunardi has included the Bobcats in his "Bracketology" this week as one of the 65 teams projected to make the NCAA Tournament. Lunardi has the Bobcats playing top-seeded Syracuse in Buffalo, N.Y., as part of the south region in his latest installment.
Keeping Good Company
Quinnipiac is one of just three teams in the NCAA ranked in the top 10 nationally in both rebound margin and rebounds per game. The Bobcats rank first in rebound margin and sixth in rebounds per game. Quinnipiac joins No. 3 Kentucky (4th - rebound margin, 5th - rebounds per game) and Radford (8th - rebound margin, 1st - rebounds per game) in the exclusive club. Quinnipiac also ranks 13th in offensive rebounds (14.74).
Feldeine Climbs QU Scoring Charts
James Feldeine became the 33rd player in QU history and the seventh in program Division I history to reach 1,000 career points, Jan. 7 against Mount St. Mary's. Making the feat more impressive is that Feldeine scored just seven points in his freshman year. He currently ranks 14th in program history and fourth in QU Division I history at 1,303 points, having passed Joe Trimarchi '98 (1,293), with 13 points, March 7 against Long Island.
Rutty Scores 1,000th Career Point
Justin Rutty became the 34th player in Quinnipiac history and the eighth in program Division I history to score 1,000 career points, Feb. 11 against St. Francis (N.Y.). He's also on pace to challenge for 1,000 career rebounds. With at least 31 more games left in Rutty's career, his career 8.8 rebounds per game average would leave him at 1,053 boards, while his two-year average of 10.44 boards per game would put him at 1,104 rebounds. Just two prior Quinnipiac players have reached both 1,000 points and rebounds. Rutty climbed one spot on the QU career scoring list to 25th, Mar. 7 against Long Island, passing Dave Tuthill '65 (1,106) while upping his career total to 1,124.
State of Mind
Quinnipiac is 18-0 in games played in Connecticut, including a 14-0 mark at home. The 14-0 start at home is the best in program history. Ironically, Quinnipiac has started three of the last four decades with at least seven straight home victories. Quinnipiac started the 90's 8-0 at home in 1990-91 and the 80's 7-0 in 1980-81. The Bobcats are one of just 11 teams in Division I currently undefeated at home.
Knows Scoring
James Johnson has averaged 15.8 points per game over the last eight games, including three 20-point performances in the stretch. The heat wave has raised his scoring average to 12.2 ppg for the season.
Eleven In Thirteen
Justin Rutty compiled his Quinnipiac Division I record 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th and 29th career double-doubles in the last six games, and has 11 double-doubles in his last 13 games. Rutty began the streak five straight double-doubles, Jan. 24-Feb. 6. After a two-game stretch when he missed a double-double by two rebounds against St. Francis (N.Y.) and two points against LIU, Rutty has since reeled off six more double-doubles.
Eighty Up
The Bobcats are 11-0 when scoring at least 80 points this season.
Hot, Hot
The Bobcats has shot over 50 percent from the floor in three of their last five games. QU began the streak with a 50.9 percent effort at Robert Morris, before shooting 54.2 percent against Monmouth. After being held to 40.3 percent at FDU, the Bobcats shot 55.3 percent against Monmouth.
In the RPI
The Bobcats are the top-ranked NEC team in the NCAA RPI (ratings percentage index). QU is ranked No. 133, leading the NEC's closest competitors, Robert Morris at No. 145 and Mount St. Mary's at 173.
It's Free, It's For Me
The Bobcats have enjoyed marked improvement from the free-throw line. After seeing its season free-throw percentage dip to 65.1 percent through 15 games, QU has shot 76.8 percent (334-435) over the last 15 games to raise its free-throw percentage to 72.0 percent.
Rutty Grabs Quinnipiac DI Rebound Record
With 11 rebounds against Wagner on Jan. 9, Justin Rutty took over the Quinnipiac Division I Rebound lead from Bill Romano '02 (580). Rutty currently has 781 career rebounds while in just his junior season, and moved into 16th all-time in the NEC with 16 rebounds, Mar. 7, against Long Island.
Rutty's Keeping Good Company
At 15.2 points and 11.0 rebounds per game, Justin Rutty is one of just 20 players nationally averaging a double-double.
Rutty Finding Free-Throw Stroke
Justin Rutty, a career 49.4 percent free-throw shooter, has shot 80.0 percent (48-60) from the charity stripe in the last 12 games. Included in the mark are two separate strings of at least 11 consecutive successful attempts. Rutty went 6-for-6 at Sacred Heart, the first 100 percent game of more than three attempts in his career. He followed with a 4-for-4 effort against SHU, and an 8-for-8 performance at SFPA.
Bobcats, Rutty On NCAA Rebound Charts
Led by Justin Rutty's 11.0 rebounds per game (10th-NCAA), the Bobcats rank sixth in the nation in rebounds per game (40.9 rpg.).
At First You Don't Succeed...
41.5 percent of the Bobcats' rebounds have come on the offensive end, third-most in the NCAA.
the Rebound
Quinnipiac has been outrebounded just once in 31 games this season, and owns a +9.5 rebounding margin, best in the nation. The NEC all-time best in rebound margin for a season was set by FDU in 1997-98, when the Knights finished at +9.1.
Quinnipiac, Rutty Grab Top Rankings
The Bobcats are ranked 13th in the nation in offensive rebounds per game (14.7). Individually, Justin Rutty ranks third nationally at 4.9 offensive boards per game, a year after finishing second in the nation behind only Pittsburgh's DeJuan Blair (5.6 oreb/game) with 4.6 offensive caroms per game.
Sitting on Top of the NEC Stats
Quinnipiac ranks in the top three in the NEC in 12 of 19 statistical categories. The Bobcats are first in scoring offense (74.3), scoring margin (+7.8), field-goal percentage (.452), assist-to-turnover ratio (0.99), rebounding offense (40.9), rebounding defense (31.5), rebound margin (+9.5), offensive rebounding (14.74) and defensive rebounding (26.19). QU ranks second assists (13.65) and third in field-goal percentage defense (.414) and free-throw percentage (.720).
Johnson's Elite Company
James Johnson's consecutive starts streak reached 62 games to begin his career, Mar. 4, against Monmouth. Johnson became just the eighth freshman in QU Division I history to start his collegiate debut, and started all 31 of Quinnipiac's games in 2008-09, joining just 19 other freshmen in the nation to start every game their team played. Having started every game this season, Johnson's streak has reached 62 games. Each player to start his first game and complete four years at QU has scored over 1,000 points. Rob Monroe, Bill Romano and Jared Grasso started their first games and rank first, second and sixth, on the Bobcats scoring list. The 62-game streak currently ranks second in program history to begin a career and fourth among all QU D-I starts streaks.
Jeremy Baker scored 13 points on 4-for-5 shooting from the field and 5-for-5 from the free-throw line, March 4 against Monmouth.
In Double Figures...Again
Five Bobcats scored in double figures, Feb. 20 at RMU. James Johnson (28) led the group, while Justin Rutty (17), James Feldeine (15), Jonathan Cruz (10) and Deontay Twyman (10) also scored in double-figures for the Bobcats, marking the first time five QU players have scored in double figures since Feb. 4, 2009, at Sacred Heart. QU repeated the feat, March 4, 2010, when Johnson (23), Feldeine (15), Rutty (14), Jeremy Baker (13) and Twyman (10) each reached double-digits.
...And A Weekly Award For Good Measure
Justin Rutty averaged a double-double of 19.5 points and 12.5 rebounds in being named NEC Co-Player of the Week for the second time this season. Rutty's contributions led the Bobcats to a 2-0 win as the Bobcats clinched the NEC Regular Season Championship.
Feldeine, Feldeine, Feldeine
With 19 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds, Feb. 25 against Monmouth, James Feldeine compiled the first Quinnipiac triple-double since Kason Mims went for 18 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds, March 1, 2004, against Long Island.
Twenty For The First Time In Thirty
With their 20th victory of the season, Feb. 25 against Monmouth, the Bobcats reached 20 wins for the first time since the 1979-80 team won a program record 22 victories.
Bobcats Helping Bobcats
With a season-high 25 assists, Feb. 25 against Monmouth, the Bobcats reached 25 assists for the first time since Dec. 19, 2007, when they piled up 27 assists against Dartmouth.
Rutty Sets New Offensive Rebound Mark
With 11 offensive rebounds, Feb. 18 at Saint Francis (Pa.), Justin Rutty broke his own Quinnipiac Division I single-game record. Rutty previously set the record of 10 offensive boards, Nov. 21 at Yale.
Represents Queens, Raised Out In Brooklyn
James Johnson showed his New York City toughness in scoring a career-high 28 points to defeat first-place Robert Morris on the road, Feb. 20. He went 6-11 from the floor, including all three of his three-point attempts. He connected on 13-of-16 free throws, including 11-for-12 in the final 2:25 of regulation. He added six rebounds and six assists and was named the Connecticut 6 Player of the Week.
Career Weekend For J.J.
James Johnson tied his then-career-high with 17 points against St. Francis (N.Y.), Feb. 11, before scoring a new career-high with 23 points on a career-high nine field goals, Feb. 13, against Long Island. For his 20.0 points per game effort, Johnson was named NEC Co-Player of the Week. Johnson has since set a new career high of 28 points, Feb. 20, at Robert Morris.
Times 4 For The Second Time
Four Bobcats - James Feldeine (22), Jeremy Baker (18), Justin Rutty (16) and James Johnson (15) - scored at least 15 points in the same game for just the second time in Coach Tom Moore's tenure at Quinnipiac, Feb. 6 against Sacred Heart. The first time came in Moore's first game in Hamden, when Bryan Geffen (19), Feldeine (19), DeMario Anderson (16) and Evann Baker (16) each scored at least 15 points in a double-overtime victory over Hartford on Nov. 11, 2007.
Jonathan Cruz compiled his first two career double-doubles in a span of three games. He posted his first career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds, Feb. 4, at Sacred Heart, before scoring a career-high 16 points to go along with 10 rebounds, Feb. 11, against St. Francis (N.Y.).
Charity March
The Bobcats marched to the free-throw line 52 times, Feb. 6 against Sacred Heart, and converted a Northeast Conference record 45 free throws, good for 86.5 percent. The previous high came on Feb. 9, 1991, when FDU made 44 free throws against Saint Francis (Pa.).
Ninety's Nice
In defeating Sacred Heart, 90-87 on Feb. 6, the Bobcats scored 90 points for the third time under Tom Moore. The first two efforts came within two games of each other in Moore's first season in Hamden, when the Bobcats scored 92 points in double overtime at Lehigh, Nov. 28, 2007, before scoring 90 points in regulation against St. Francis (N.Y.), Dec. 6, 2007.
Hassling Hassan
The Bobcats held Sacred Heart's Corey Hassan, the NEC's leading scorer (21.4 ppg.) and the nation's leader in three-point field goals made per game (3.7) entering their two-game NEC Rivalry Week series with the Pioneers, to just 24 points and four three-pointers on the weekend. Included in the mark was an eight-point performance without a long ball, Feb. 4, at the Pitt Center. James Johnson drew the primary defensive assignment, holding Hassan to fewer than 10 points for the first time this season.
Feldeine Earns 4th NEC Player of the Week
James Feldeine was named NEC Co-Player of the Week after averaging 24.5 points and 5.5 boards in the Bobcats' NEC Rivalry Week sweep of Sacred Heart. The award was the second of the season and fourth of Feldeine's career.
Rutty Compiles 5 Straight Double-Doubles
Justin Rutty compiled double-doubles in each of five straight games, Jan. 24-Feb. 6, padding the Quinnipiac Division I career double-doubles record with 23. He's since upped his total to 27. Rutty passed Jeremy Bishop '02, who had 18 double-doubles for QU, with a 26-point, 14-rebound performance against CCSU on Jan. 24. He then added to his total with 15 points and 10 rebounds at Wagner, Jan. 28, 18 points and 15 rebounds at Mount St. Mary's on Jan. 30, and 22 points and 10 rebounds in just 25 minutes, Feb. 4 at Sacred Heart. His last double-double of 16 points and 13 rebounds came Feb. 6 against Sacred Heart.
Feldeine's Just Fine
After suffering through a 1-for-14 shooting effort, Jan. 30 at Mount St. Mary's, James Feldeine bounced back with a 27-point performance on 11-for-14 shooting, Feb. 4, at Sacred Heart.
Day of the Week
With the Bobcats' victory against CCSU on Sunday, Jan. 24, Quinnipiac has won at least one game on each day of the week this season.
The Bobcats shot a season-high 60.0 percent (33-55) from the floor, Feb. 4, at Sacred Heart. It was the Bobcats' first effort of 60 percent or more since Dec. 19, 2007, when the Bobcats shot 64.7 percent (33-51) against Dartmouth.
Double Trouble
With Justin Rutty and Jonathan Cruz's double-doubles, Feb. 4 at Sacred Heart, two Bobcats compiled double-doubles in the same game for the first time since James Johnson and Rutty did it against Monmouth, Dec. 6, 2008. The Bobcats repeated the feat when Rutty and Feldeine both had double-doubles, Feb. 18 at Saint Francis (Pa.), and Feb. 25 against Monmouth. Feldeine added a third double-digit output to his stat line against Monmouth for a triple-double.
Rutty Earns Second CT6 Player of the Week
With averages of 16.5 points and 12.5 rebounds per game, Justin Rutty earned his second Connecticut 6 Player of the Week Award on Feb. 1. Rutty posted a pair of double-doubles as the Bobcats split a pair of road contests at Wagner and Mount St. Mary's. Rutty had 15 points and 10 rebounds in victory over Wagner, before scoring 18 points and grabbing 15 rebounds in defeat at Mount St. Mary's. The pair of double-doubles give Rutty 21 for his career, while the Mount St. Mary's performance was his sixth career 15-15 game.
Historic Start
At 14-6 overall and 8-1 in the Northeast Conference, the Bobcats completed their best start in program Division I history, both overall and in the NEC. The 14-6 mark was also the Bobcats' best since the 1979-80 season under legendary coach Burt Kahn, when Quinnipiac went 15-5 through 20 games. Prior to this season, Quinnipiac had never gone better than 11-6 overall at the Division I level or 5-1 in the NEC.
Thrivin' Twyman
Deontay Twyman stepped up his game in the Bobcats' eight-game winning streak. He averaged 9.1 points per game in the stretch after scoring at a 4.3 points per game clip in 12 prior games. Twyman has also dished out 14 assists in the last six games while turning it over just twice in the span.
Baker Cooking
Jeremy Baker averaged 10.1 points per game during the Bobcats' eight-game winning streak. He got to the free-throw line with some regularity during the stretch, connecting at 80.0 percent (32-40), including a span of 20 consecutive made free throws.
Taking Care of the Ball
The Bobcats went six straight games in which they dished out more assists than they committed turnovers, prior the Jan. 30 Mount St. Mary's game. Included in the stretch was a run of five of six games with nine turnovers or fewer. In total, Quinnipiac dished out 87 assists while turnover the ball over 51 times, good for a 1.71 assist-to-turnover ratio. In less than three seasons, Tom Moore's QU teams have had 11 single-digit turnover games. In the prior nine seasons at D-I, QU had seven.
Century 14
James Feldeine ran three of his career statistical records past hundred markers, Jan. 21, against Bryant. He surpassed 1,100 points, 400 rebounds and 100 steals for his career in the game.
Bench Best
Led by Deontay Twyman's 16 points, the QU bench scored a season-high 32 points Jan. 21. The mark topped QU's best bench output of 25 points, compiled two games earlier at CCSU.
'Cats Scratch Out Season-High 14 Steals
The Bobcats made a season-high 14 steals, Jan. 21, against Bryant. Five Bobcats had two steals each, while four more had one apiece. The double-digit steals effort was the third of the year for QU, which had 11, Dec. 23, against Columbia, and 10 more, Nov. 24, at Maine.
Feldeine Honored Twice
James Feldeine was named the Connecticut 6 and Northeast Conference Player of the Week, Jan. 18, after leading the Bobcats to three wins the week prior. Feldeine averaged 18.3 points while shooting 60.0 percent (21-35) from the floor, including 61.5 percent (8-13) from long range in wins against Brown, CCSU and Bryant.
Q Can Play D, Too
The Bobcats held Central Connecticut to 29.2 percent (14-48) from the floor, Jan. 14 in New Britain. It was the Bobcats' first sub-30 percent field-goal percentage defensive performance since Jan. 15, 2009, when QU held St. Francis (N.Y.) to a program Division I best 25.4 percent.
Fuego From Three
Quinnipiac shot a season-high 63.6 percent (7-11) from long range, Jan. 14, at CCSU, easily besting their previous best on the season, a 44.4 percent (4-9) showing, Jan. 9, against Wagner.
Bedeviling Performance
Quinnipiac easily scored its largest margin of victory against Central Connecticut, Jan. 14, defeating the Blue Devils by 31 points. The previous mark was set during the 1961-62 season, when Quinnipiac defeated CCSU by 16 points.
Quinnipiac outscored an opponent by 30-plus points for the first time in the Tom Moore era, Jan. 14, at CCSU. The 76-45 victory was the first 30-point win for QU since Nov. 22, 2006, when the Bobcats beat Division II Concordia (N.Y.), 106-57, at the Burt Kahn Court.
Johnson & Johnson - 14 & 14
Dave and James Johnson had more than their last name in common, Jan. 2, at Monmouth. The duo each scored 14 points, a career-high for Dave.
Dutch Boys
The Bobcats outscored Brown in the paint, 58-16, Jan. 11 at the TD Bank Sports Center.
Shooting Lights Out
The Bobcats shot a then-season-high 57.7 percent (30-52) against Dartmouth, Dec. 30, besting their previous best of 55.4 percent, Dec. 8, at Rhode Island.
Rebounding Dominance
The Bobcats outrebounded an opponent by 20 or more rebounds for the second time this season, Dec. 30, against Dartmouth. Quinnipiac took a 42-22 advantage on the boards against the Big Green after taking a 23-rebound advantage against Yale, Nov. 21, in New Haven.
The Bobcats held Columbia to just 26.1 percent shooting in the second half, Dec. 23. Quinnipiac ran away with the victory, outscoring the Lions, 15-1, during a span of 5:53 in the decisive stanza.
Feldeine Seeing 20-20-20-20-20
James Feldeine scored at least 20 points in five straight games against Navy, Massachusetts, Fairleigh Dickinson, Rhode Island and Vermont. He averaged 23.0 points in the span.
Rutty, Feldeine Scoring Explosion
Justin Rutty (30 points) and James Feldeine (28 points) both ranked in the top five in the nation in single-game scoring, Dec. 8, at Rhode Island. Rutty ranked second, while Feldeine ranked fifth.
Rutty Atop ESPN Nightly Rankings
Justin Rutty ranked as the most productive player in the nation, Dec. 8, as decided by the ESPN Rating. The ESPN Rating weighs points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, field goals, three-point field goals and free throws. Rutty scored 30 points, grabbed 15 rebounds and made four steals.
Dynamic Duo
Justin Rutty and James Feldeine combined for 58 points, Dec. 8, at Rhode Island. The 58 points between two players are the third-most by Bobcats teammates in QU Division I history. Rob Monroe (41) and Karl Anderson (20) combined for 61 points against Division II Longwood, Jan. 2, 2005, while Monroe (32) and Craig Benson (27) scored 59 combined points, Dec. 4, 2004, at Robert Morris.
Bobcats Sign Two For 2010-11
Quinnipiac Head Coach Tom Moore has announced the signings of Ike Azotam (Boston, Mass.) and Dominique Langston (Bridgeport, Conn.) to National Letters of Intent. Azotam is a 6-foot-7 forward currently enrolled at Marianapolis Prep in Thompson, Conn., for a post-graduate year. Langston, a 6-foot-3 guard also opted for a post-grad year, and is attending St. Thomas Moore in Oakdale, Conn.
Grabbing A New High Again
The Bobcats shattered their previous record of 24 offensive rebounds in a single game at the Division I level with 28 offensive caroms at UMass on Dec. 2. Quinnipiac's previous high of 24 was accomplished just three games earlier at Yale on Nov. 21. Justin Rutty was monumental in both efforts, grabbing 10 offensive boards at Yale and nine at UMass.
Great Minutes
The Bobcats held Navy without a field goal for a stretch of 10:29 in the second half, Nov. 30. The Midshipmen managed eight points, all on free throws, in the span.
Fordham Elevates Grasso To Head Coach
Jared Grasso '02 has been elevated to Interim Head Coach at Fordham University after more than three years as an assistant coach at the school. Grasso, who played for four years at QU (1998-02) and served as an assistant coach during the 2005-06 season, is sixth on the Quinnipiac Division I career scoring list with 1,134 points. In addition to his scoring record, he's second in three-point field goals (216), third in assists (404) and three-point field goal percentage (39.4%) and fourth in free throws made (233).
Getting Defensive
The Bobcats held Maine to just 30.6 percent (19-62) shooting on Nov. 24, including just 25.9 percent (7-27) in the second half. The Black Bears converted just two of 16 three-point attempts (12.5 percent).
Rutty Named NEC, CT 6 Player of the Week
For his average of 21.0 points and 11.0 rebounds in the Bobcats' 1-1 week, Justin Rutty was named both the Choice Hotels NEC Player of the Week and the Connecticut 6 Player of the Week. Rutty scored 19 points and added eight rebounds in a loss at Lehigh, before exploding for 23 points and 14 rebounds, 10 on the offensive glass, at Yale.
Downright Offensive
Justin Rutty scored 23 points and grabbed 10 of his 14 rebounds on the offensive glass in the Bobcats' Nov. 21 victory over local rival Yale.
Picked Second In CT6 Poll
Quinnipiac was picked second in the Preseason Connecticut 6 Coaches' Poll. Fairfield claimed the top spot, while Sacred Heart immediately followed the Bobcats in third. Central Connecticut, Yale and Hartford rounded out the poll.
Bobcats 3rd In NEC Coaches' Poll
The Northeast Conference's coaches selected the Bobcats to finish tied for third in the league this season. Mount St. Mary's claimed the top spot, followed by Long Island. Robert Morris was selected to tie QU for third, while Central Connecticut ranked fifth. Sacred Heart, St. Francis (N.Y.), Fairleigh Dickinson, Monmouth, Wagner, Bryant and Saint Francis (Pa.) rounded out the poll.
The Bobcats will continue their season in either the NCAA Tournament, March 18 or 19, at one of eight sites, or in the National Invitation Tournament, March 16 or 17, at campus sites to be determined.


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Tippmann TPX Trufeed Paintball Pistol - Desert Tan/Electric Purple
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The new Tippmann TPX Trufeed paintball gun is IN STOCK AND SHIPPING!!!
The new TPX .68 Caliber Paintball Pistol is an exciting new compact design that will be dependable, lightweight, easy to maintain and affordable. The new Tippmann TPX Pistol comes with 2 magazine clips, a barrel blocking device, a maintenance kit, and a deluxe carrying case.
The Tippmann Pistol has a barrel that is easy to remove. The Tippmann Pistol uses a standard Tippmann A5 or Tippmann X7 Threaded barrel. If you were to upgrade the barrel on your pistol, you would have a light weight and compact paintball gun with Great accuracy.
The Tippmann Paintball Pistol uses a ¼ Turn CO2 Cap. This means is is a very coarse thread and the 12 Gram CO2 cartridge is easily punctured. This is a great feature of the pistol because it will be very easy for you to change out the CO2 in game play or with your paintball gloves on.
The Tippmann Paintball Pistol houses the 12 gram CO2 cartridge just under the barrel. This makes the hand grip of the pistol feel more like a regular handgun. Most pistols store the CO2 cartridge in the magazine or in the Grip Frame making it very wide and uncomfortable. By Tippmann not including the CO2 cartridge in the Magazine of their Paintball Pistol, it has allowed them to sell spare Magazines at a fraction of the cost of the other similar paintball pistols.
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The Tippmann TPX Pistol has a unique Magazine Feed System. The quick release system drops the magazine right into your hand with the touch of a button. This makes it very easy for quick reloading on your paintball pistol. Also, The magazine on the Tippmann Paintball Pistols does not hold your CO2 Cartridges. This makes spare Magazines inexpensive and light weight to carry.
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Overall, The new Tippmann Pistol, Tippmann TPX Pistol, or Tippmann Paintball Pistol is a great paintball gun that gives you everything you need to be successful on the field.
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Caliber 68
Operation Spool Valve
Operating Pressure 350 psi
Co2 or HPA Either
Eyes? No
Hose-less? Yes
Tool-less Bolt? No
Barrel Thread A5/X7
Barrel Length 6 in.
Barrel Bore Size .689
Feed Neck Thread Magazine Fed
Weight 1 lbs 13 oz
Marker - Length 11 in.
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Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - X7 and A-5 compatible threads provide the ability to add after market barrels.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - ¼ Turn CO2 Cap Easy to turn cap makes loading a snap even with gloves on.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - 12 gram CO2 Air System The under barrel location allows for a smaller grip and lowest cost magazine.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Picatinny Rails Built in rails make it easy to add a Tac light or other accessories.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Metal Trigger This durable trigger punctures Co2 on first pull, saving your air until you need it.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Magazine Feed System The quick release system drops the magazine right into your hand with the touch of a button.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Covered Ammo Windows Allows you to see how many balls are in your magazine at a glance.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Grip Ergonomically designed grip is smaller and textured for a secure feel.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Self-Locking 7-Ball Magazine Clip This spring loaded, compact clip is easy to carry, load and use.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Lanyard Clip Ensures you will never lose your pistol in the heat of battle.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - External Velocity Adjuster Allows for easy adjustment with a standard Alan wrench.
Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol - Ability To Add A Remote Line Allows access to a separate air supply when needed.
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Exhale Pavilion was designed to complement evening programs at Art Basil Miami Beach, which include video and performance pieces as well as an impressive DJ lineup during the fair. The piece opened yesterday, featuring seven miles of rope unfurled over 25,000 sq ft. Rotem and Huoang's piece was inspired by the bioluminescent effect that occurs naturally in algal blooms in the ocean. The installation also features sensors that detect wind conditions and send signals to a computerized light control system.
Rotem and Huoang also carefully considered the lifecycle of their installation — all the materials used will be either recycled or donated at the end of the show. The seven miles of rope will be donated to a non-profit organization, and the concrete bases will be donated to the Department of Environmental Resources Management in Florida to be used to create artificial reef in the waters off Miami Beach.
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Signed P-51D Mustang Model Airplane
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The famous Signed P-51D Mustang Model Airplane replica of the Detroit Miss is hand-signed by its 6-ace pilot, 1st Lt. Urban Drew of the 361st Fighter Group "Yellowjackets." It features engraved panel lines, a fully outfitted cockpit with a sliding canopy, movable wing flaps, an opening rear coolant scoop, rotating propeller, removable drop tanks and bombs, and optional-position landing gear. Includes removable figure, authentic markings, nose art and display stand. 1:48 scale. Ages 14 and up. 9.25" wingspan.
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These historic models celebrate World War II aircraft curated by our National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center.
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Kosher Meat
|Lamb with Potatoes, Zucchini, and Tomatoes
Adapted from Quiches, Kugels, and Couscous: My Search for Jewish Cooking in Franceby Joan Nathan
A RÖMERTOPF, A PORUS CLAY POT developed in the 1960s by a German company, is often used in Alsace and southern Germany for long- simmering stews. These stews may be akin to Alsatian baeckeoffe, a pot of meat (usually beef, pork, and veal along with calf or pig feet) mixed with potatoes, marinated in white wine, and cooked in the oven all day long, on Mondays, when the women traditionally do the wash. Agar Lippmann (see page 258) remembers her mother in Alsace making the Sabbath stew in a baeckeoffe, using a mix of flour and water to make a kind of glue to really seal the lid.
When I was having lunch at Robert and Eveline Moos's house in Annecy, they used a Römertopf to make a similar lamb stew for me. Eveline ceremoniously brought the dish to the table, and in front of all of us, took off the top so that we were enveloped in the steam and aromas of the finished dish.
1 5- pound shoulder of lamb, deboned
Marinate the lamb in the white wine overnight. Drain, saving the marinade.
Soak the Römertopf, if using, in cold water for about 1/2 hour. Then drain but don't dry.
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.*
Place half the onions and potatoes in a Dutch oven or Römertopf pan. Cover them with half the zucchini, half the tomatoes, 3 cloves of garlic, and a bay leaf. Add the lamb, and cover with the remaining onion, potatoes, zucchini, tomatoes, garlic, and bay leaf.
Add the wine marinade, sprinkle on the spices, and salt and freshly ground pepper to taste, cover, and bake for 3 hours. Bring to the table in the pot, and then cut the meat and serve.
Yield: 4-6 servings
*If using a Römertopf, KosherEye suggests to not preheat the oven. Place the Römertopf into a cold oven, as suggested by the manufacturer.


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Urban League of Springfield (Mass.)
Urban League of Springfield Records, 1972-1975.
1 box (0.5 linear feet).
Call no.: MS 150
Call no.: MS 150
Founded in 1914, the Urban League of Springfield is a community development and service agency working to secure equal opportunity for minority groups in such fields as employment, education, housing, health, and personal welfare.
The collection identifies issues and activities the league was involved in during the mid-1970s, including two surveys they conducted: racial attitudes in Springfield and voting behavior in the city.
- Springfield (Mass.)--History
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text: Workshops National Services Te Paerangi is committed to building the skills of everybody volunteering or working in museums* and improving opportunities for professional development. Our services and programmes cover most aspects of museum practice. Who do we provide training for? What topics do our workshops cover? What level are the workshops? Where are the workshops held? How do you register or find out more information about our workshops? Who do we provide training for? We provide training regionally and nationally for staff who are seeking museum skills at several different levels. This training is provided at little or no cost, and subsidies are often provided to enable participation. How do we decide on the type of training that is needed?Topics are chosen from feedback that we receive from the museum sector; a lot of this is gathered when our Museum Development Officers visit your museum. We also ensure that our training aligns with the following: New Zealand Museums Standards Scheme National Certificate in Museum Practice What topics do our workshops cover? Our workshops cover a wide range of topics and a summary is listed below. We will provide workshops on other topics depending upon the current needs of museums in New Zealand. Governance, management and planning Care of collections Exhibition and other public services Customer service Relationships with communities What level are the workshops? We offer workshops at three different levels: Poutama one | step one workshops are at an introductory level, aimed at those with limited experience in the museum sector. The workshops cover the basic skills required for each topic. Poutama two | step two workshops are a new addition to the range of training we provide. They are mid level workshops aimed at people that have either completed a poutama one workshop in a specific topic, or people at an intermediate level, with approximately 3 years experience in the museum sector. Poutama three | step three workshops are aimed at professional museum staff, with at least 5 years working in the museum sector, often in larger organisations. These workshops will draw on the expertise of leaders in the field. Where are the workshops held? In most cases, we work in partnership with a museum in the region to provide a venue for the workshop. If you are interested in hosting a workshop please contact our Sector Training Coordinator, Emma Philpott:freephone 0508 678 firstname.lastname@example.com How do you register or find out more information about our workshops? We'll tell you about upcoming workshops in our monthly e-alerts. We also send out workshop flyers to museums that are located in the region where the workshop is being held. The flyers are sent out by email about a month in advance. Our website calendar also lists, by date and topics, all the workshops that we provide. If you would like to be included in the mailing list for our workshop flyers and our e-news, please subscribe online or by contacting us: Sign up to receive monthly e-alerts and quarterly e-newsletters. freephone 0508 678 743 email@example.com