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...Vincent Van Gogh's artwork 'starry night' is a classic example of the post impressionism movement. Post-impressionist were artist who rebelled against the limitations of impressionism. They developed person styles that focus on emotional, structural, symbolic and spiritual elements they felt were missing from impressionism. 'Starry Night' was created in 1889, earlier that year Van Gogh decided to enter the asylum at Saint-Rémy....
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A Starry Night by Anne Sexton
Anne Sexton, born on November 9, 1928 in Massachusetts, was an American poet known for her highly personal and confessional verse. She won the Pulitzer prize in 1967. Themes of her poetry include her suicidal tendencies, long battle against depression, and intimate details from her private life. Anne spent most of her childhood in Boston. On August 16th,1948...
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Post-Impressionist Vincent Van Gogh was an inspiring artist, whose unique techniques and styles captured the attention of many artists and critics. Van Gogh's emotions and surroundings was what interpreted his paintings. When it comes to the topic of Van Gogh's artistic approach, each of his pieces displayed a brilliant use of color along with molding color and harmony with applying the elements and principles...
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Café Terrace at night: Van Gogh
The outcome that I choose is analysis to compare, to contrast, to distinguish, to point out and to relate the painting charateristics.
The painting "Café Terrace at Night" was a painting made by Van Gogh. Today, it was called Café Van Gogh it was placed in Paris. It was a painting representing the exterior of the café at night. In the painting you will notice the light...
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Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night is probably his most famous painting. Instantly recognizable because of its unique style, this work has been the subject of poetry, fiction, CD-ROMs as well as the well known song "Vincent" or "Starry, Starry Night" by Don McLean. Starry Night was painted in the mental...
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Expressionism was considered a movement in fine art, which showed a persons inner experience and feelings, instead of a realistic portrayal of an object. Expressionists tried to depict their subjective emotions and their general responses to objects and events, instead of depicting an objective reality. The artist accomplished these themes in their paintings through distortion, overstatement, primitivism, and imagination. Their paintings often...
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...chose to write my formal analysis on is called "The Café Terrace on the Place du Forum, Arles, At Night". This piece was created by Vincent Van Gogh in Arles, France and was completed sometime in September of 1888. This painting is oil on canvas, and it is currently housed in the Kroller-Muller Museum located in Otterlo, The Netherlands in Europe.
This painting depicts a sidewalk café in France at night. There is a doorway to the front left of the painting that...
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...the Van Gough painting and the corresponding poem "The StarryNight" by Anne Sexton. The poem references death rather frequentlyand I think that night in some way goes hand in hand with death. In contrast morning and daylight give way to life, the flowers opening up to the sun's warmth and birds awaking; the day begins. The painting shows a town at night, which is asleep, quiet and peaceful. During the day the town is alive with people doing their day to day...
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Woodworking Tools and Woodworking Machinery Article Archives
General now offers a new 14" band saw
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 13 September 2010 00:00
General International's latest band saw, the Deluxe 14" model 90-170 M1, features a one-piece steel frame, cast-iron wheels and a full 12" depth of cut, making it ideal for both general-purpose shop use and resawing, according to product manager Norman Frampton.
Grizzly adds small-shop dust collector
Monday, 13 September 2010 00:00
Grizzly Industrial has introduced a compact 1-1/2-hp cyclone dust collector that measures 38-1⁄4" long x 23-1/4" wide x 65-1⁄2" high. The small size of the collector makes the unit well-suited for use in small shops.
Stanley is back with two chisel lines
Monday, 13 September 2010 00:00
With the bold statement that "we are going back after the professional woodworking market," Stanley Black & Decker introduced new chisels - a Sweetheart line of socket chisels and a Bailey five-piece chisel set - at a recent press event in New York City.
Wood-Mizer rolls out log processing line
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 13 September 2010 00:00
Wood-Mizer Products, a manufacturer of portable sawmills and industrial-grade stationary sawmills, recently introduced its Small Log Processing line, a new solution for those looking to maximize their small-log sawing capabilities.
Grizzly unveils Polar Bear machine line
Monday, 16 August 2010 00:00
Grizzly Industrial has introduced its new Polar Bear series of woodworking machines. The seven machines will have the same quality, features and warranty as their green counterparts and an introductory price that won't "deep-freeze" the budget, according to the company.
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Michigan Lottery offers free online offer after $1M win
July 25, 2016
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The Michigan Lottery is offering a free online offer after a Michigan woman won $1 million online playing the multistate Powerball game.
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Michigan trooper hospitalized after vehicle hit on freeway
July 25, 2016
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say a Michigan State Police trooper was seriously injured after his vehicle was struck from behind while stopped along a Detroit-area freewa. more »»
A roundup of recent Michigan newspaper editorials
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Lansing State Journal. July 21, 2016
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Police: Body found wrapped in plastic, carpet in Detroit
July 25, 2016
DETROIT (AP) — Police say a body has been found wrapped in plastic and rolled into a carpet on Detroit's west side. more »»
Sculpture 'United We Stand' unveiled at Detroit museum
July 25, 2016
DETROIT (AP) — An abstract sculpture called "United We Stand" has been unveiled on the plaza of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit. more »»
7-year-old boy dies trying to help friend at Michigan lake
July 25, 2016
CHESTER TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say a 7-year-old boy has died trying to help an 11-year-old friend who struggled while swimming in a lake in western Michigan. more »»
West Michigan Pike noted as a historic byway, tourist draw
July 25, 2016
MUSKEGON, Mich. (AP) — A driving route called the West Michigan Pike in western Michigan is being celebrated as a historic byway. more »»
All lanes open after truck crash on Rouge River bridge
July 25, 2016
DETROIT (AP) — All lanes of Interstate 75 are back open after a semi-truck knocked a hole in a concrete wall on the Rouge River bridge and fell to the ground in southwest Detroit. more »»
Police: 2 dead in apparent murder-suicide in Barry County
July 25, 2016
CARLTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Michigan State Police say a husband and wife are dead following an apparent murder-suicide at a home in Barry County. more »»
7-year-old boy dies while swimming in western Michigan
July 25, 2016
CHESTER TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say a 7-year-old boy has died while swimming in a lake in western Michigan while on a church group outing. more »»
Michigan lags other states in number of female lawmakers
July 25, 2016
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan has put a woman in the governor's office and the U.S. more »»
AAA Michigan: Statewide average gas prices fall 11 cents
July 25, 2016
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — AAA Michigan says gas prices statewide have fallen by about 11 cents per gallon in the past week. more »»
Driver sustains minor injuries after semi goes off bridge
July 24, 2016
DETROIT (AP) — A Michigan Department of Transportation spokeswoman says all lanes of northbound Interstate 75 are expected to be open to traffic for rush hour Monday morning after a semi truck... more »»
Large-scale Grand Rapids floral mural makes official debut
July 24, 2016
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — A large-scale floral mural is making its official debut in Grand Rapids as part of a project by the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts. more »»
Video gives tips on how to avoid spreading invasive species
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — State agencies have developed a video that offers tips on how to avoid spreading invasive species. more »»
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85-year-old dies after being run over by own pickup truck
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BEDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — An 85-year-old southeastern Michigan man was killed when he was backing up his pickup truck with the driver's door open, fell out and was struck by the vehicle. more »»
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DETROIT (AP) — The Michigan Department of Transportation reports two lanes of northbound Interstate 75 have been closed after a semi truck went through a concrete wall on the Rouge River bridge... more »»
US District Judge Cleland moving to Port Huron
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PORT HURON, Mich. (AP) — Judge Robert Cleland will replace the late Judge Lawrence Zatkoff as the resident U.S. District judge in Port Huron, which is where he grew up. more »»
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Please be advised of the following Hours during Finals:
Saturday 9:00am - 7:00pm
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Women are prevalent throughout history. Mentioned or unmentioned, they are there. They are engineers, soldiers, writers, waitresses, artists, musicians, ministers, housekeepers; teachers, sales clerks, doctors, police officers, lawyers, managers, librarians, fire fighters, professors, chefs, and homemakers. It is only right that women should be acknowledged and remembered when they achieve excellence. This is what Women's History Month is about. It is a time when we pause to reflect on women who have gone above and beyond - no matter what their profession is.
This year The National Women's History Project had chosen to focus on: "Honoring Women in Public Service and Government".
Muntz Library will host events in honor of this very special month. More details on these events is forthcoming
Want to know more? Go to The National Women's History Project http://www.nwhp.org/
When revolutions rocked Europe in 1848, Frederick Douglass responded almost immediately by framing these movements across the Atlantic in global terms. As the rebellions against monarchy spread from Paris to Prague, Douglass reprinted poems by Alphonse de Lamartine in his abolitionist newspaper, the North Star; wrote essays in which he tied class strife in the Old World to the contest over slavery in the New; and delivered lectures in which he heralded this upheaval as part of an international uprising against tyrants."France," he declared, "is not alone"; it is "in direct communication with all the great cities" from London to Washington and Rome, "and the influence of her example is everywhere powerful."
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Want to know more? Refer to the African American History LibGuidehttp://libguides.uttyler.edu/afamhistory
The Library will host an Open House, Thursday, October 8th from 4-6pm. The event will take place on the 3rd floor of the library. There will be refreshments and giveaways for the first attendees to the event. Also, library Facebook followers will have a chance to win Muntz t-shirts .
We hope to see you there!
Robert R. Muntz Library will host and/or support the following events in observation of Banned Books Week:
Tuesday, September 29th - A Debate on Censorship (in collaboration with UT Tyler's award winning Debate Team)
Wednesday, September 30th - Barnes and Noble at UT Tyler will host a "Read In"
Thursday, October 1st - The Library will be a virtual host site for "The Robert Cormier: Censorship and Intolerance Symposium" at Fitchburg State University
More Questions? Please call Alma Ravenell at 7314
...It's Banned Books Week! And we are celebrating at Muntz Library!
Banned Books Week is the national book community's annual celebration of the freedom to read. Hundreds of libraries and bookstores around the country draw attention to the problem of censorship by mounting displays of challenged books and hosting a variety of events. The 2015 celebration will be held September 27-October 3.
Banned Books Week was launched in 1982 in response to a sudden surge in the number of challenges to books in schools, bookstores and libraries. More than 11,300 books have been challenged since 1982 according to the American Library Association. There were 311 challenges reported to the Office of Intellectual Freedom in 2014, and many more go unreported.
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Constitution Week is this September 17-23. Constitution Day is September 17th. It is actually mandated that any institution receiving federal aid, must recognize this day. As Americans, we should recognize this day because we have love for our Country and that which it stands for.
The Tyler chapter of The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) have set up an impressive display in the Muntz Library to honor this day and week. Below is an excerpt from the DAR website:
The aims of the Constitution Week celebration are to:
• Emphasize citizens' responsibilities for protecting and defending the Constitution.
• Inform people that the Constitution is the basis for America's great heritage and the foundation for our way of life.
• Encourage the study of the historical events which led to the framing of the Constitution in September 1787.
Today is International Literacy Day! The Library is recognizing the day with a display featuring: The Top 10 Most Read Books in the World! Come by and see what they are! We even have several available in our library!
Want to know more? Click on this link: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/unesco/events/prizes-and-celebrations/celeb...
Librarians touch the lives of the people they serve every day. The I Love My Librarian Award encourages library users like you to recognize the accomplishments of exceptional public, school, college, community college, or university librarians. We want to hear how you think your librarian is improving the lives of the people in your school, campus or community.
Each year 10 librarians are selected. Each librarian receives a $5,000 cash award, a plaque and a travel stipend to attend the awards ceremony and reception in New York City, hosted by The Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Nominations for the 2015 I Love My Librarian Award are open through September 28.
Taken from: http://www.ilovelibraries.org/lovemylibrarian
President Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation which was delivered on January 1, 1863 had little to no impact on slavery existing in most southern states - particularly Texas. It was not until June 19, 1865 that slaves in Texas realized their freedom. This day has come to be known as Juneteenth.
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"What I'd like to do someday" is the theme of the fourth annual Doodle 4 Google. This contest for U.S. K-12 students will reward the child who designs the coolest logo based on this theme for Google's home page with a $15,000 scholarship. Also, the child's school will receive a $25,000 grant.
Teachers, parents, or legal guardians must register their student(s) by March 2. Submissions must be postmarked by no later than March 16. Only one Doodle per student will be accepted.
This year's judges will include actress/TV show host Whoopi Goldberg, cartoonist Jim Davis, figure skater Evan Lysacek, and several other cartoonists, animators, and illustrators.
The top 40 finalists will earn a trip to Google's New York office on May 19, and be featured in an exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Visit Doodle 4 Google for more info and full rules.
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EASTTOWN Ś Suburbanites tend to have a love-hate relationship with backyard critters. They delight in some, despise others.
Not so for Tom and Sue Ellen Kline of Berkeley Road. The Devon area couple welcomes so many beasts of land, water and air to their front, back and side yards, their one-plus acre property has become a Certified Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation.
Among their regular visitors is a 4-foot-tall Great Blue Heron, whoĺs infamous for snatching goldfish from a neighborĺs pond when heĺs not hunting frogs at the Klines.
Other guests include 25-pound snapping turtles, a 5-foot long Eastern brown rat snake, a pair of nesting red tail hawks, an array of songbirds and assorted foxes, muskrats, and woodpeckers.
ôWe donĺt know where they all come from,ö said Tom Kline as he showed a reporter around on a recent September morning. ôBut thereĺs a whole system of streams and creeks around here. Iĺm sure they just migrate.ö
Naturally, thereĺs a herd of deer too. ôThat definitely has its drawbacks,ö Kline deadpans.
Its bucolic setting in the middle of suburbia is what sold the Klines on the Berkeley Road property 13 years ago: the 150-year old trees, the towering evergreens, the pond, the stream, and the easy walk to Waterloo Gardens.
Sue Ellen Kline calls the wildlife habitat designation ôgood newsö for her quickly changing Easttown neighborhood. Just a block away, developer Eli Kahn will bulldoze Waterloo Gardens to make way for an apartment complex and right down the road, upscale homebuilder Tom Bentley has carved a longstanding estate into eight one-acre lots.
The Klines are hardly unique. Their ôwildlife gardenö is part of a growing national movement, according to David Mizejewski, a former ôAnimal Planetö host and a naturalist with the National Wildlife Federation. ôWeĺre definitely seeing an uptick in participants in the last five or 10 years as Americaĺs green consciousness continues to grow,ö said Mizejewski, in a phone interview.
The NWF has certified 95 backyards along the western Main Line and nearly 170,000 nationwide. ôWhile some are on pieces of land and some are tiny urban lots, most are typical suburban backyards,ö Mizejewski said.
To become certified, yards must have four features: food, water, cover and places for animals to raise their young.
The beauty of this concept, he says, is that it doesnĺt matter where you live, how much space you have or what your budget is. For example, a simple birdbath will do as a water feature. In fact, Mizejewski contends that homeowners will probably end up spending less on yard maintenance because theyĺll be designing their gardens in the looser, less formal way that nature designs ecosystems.
With less grass, ôyou donĺt have to spend Saturdays pushing a smelly lawn mower, you can be sitting sipping lemonade watching the butterflies at the wildflowers,ö he said.
If you plant local flora, fauna will follow. Another bonus of native vegetation: itĺs adapted to local soil and weather conditions and thus doesnĺt require much fertilizer or pest controls.
ôWhen people read up on this, they plant some of the plants, and the next thing they know birds and butterflies are showing up,ö Mizejewski said. ôItĺs a life-changing experience for some people; they want to do more and more. ô
The Klines, for one, no longer need TV to keep them entertained. They just sit out back and watch ôWild Kingdom,ö the Devon edition.
ôI love the incredible beauty of nature and open space here in this part of the Main Line and I want to do my part to help,ö says Sue Ellen Kline, who grew up just outside New York City. ôThe opportunity to live in a suburb of a major city and still see the unique diversity of wildlife every day here at our house is amazing,ö
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This came as quite a shock to me yesterday. Harris Publications, the publisher of gun magazines like Combat Handguns, Guns & Weapons for Law Enforcement, Guns of the Old West, and a considerable volume of annual publications. In the interest of full disclosure, I have written for Harris a considerable amount in the past, and count many of their staff on the firearms publication among my friends.
Small 1911's and Reliability
Earlier this week I started a long-term review of a Dan Wesson ECO, which is a 3.5 inch Officer's sized 1911. Lest anyone think its reliability will be a gimme, I offer the following video from Rob Pincus. I don't know Rob, and I don't agree with everything he writes, but based off my personal experience he is correct.
Yes, the gun in the video is a Kimber, but that is irrelevant. Small 1911's are generally finicky. In fact, I fully expect the ECO will fail at some point. And if it does, I have a couple of things in my bag of tricks that might help reliability.
Did you see the challenge at the end of the video? I don't know if Rob is still offering this, but if the ECO kicks ass, maybe I could take him up on the offer – not likely.
In the end, I hope the ECO stuns me with utter reliability, but if it fails, I will not be shocked in any way. It is the nature of the beast.
So… do you have a small 1911 that has been flawless? Let us know. Please include the total cumulative round count, as well as the maximum round count you shot in one session.
And for those that care, I finally got around to buying some ammo so testing will start tomorrow!
Marlin 25M Slow Motion
Is this video pretty pointless? It sure is. But it's also fun, and it was actually pretty awesome to get out to the range with my oldest, best friend and do some shooting. I've had that rifle for 20 years now, and it is literally the only gun I'd never, ever sell. Your first gun, a gift from your father? It should be special.
Oh Jerry, don't ever stop
Jerry Miculek is a treasure. Don't ever stop, Jerry.
If you can't do it with irons, you need to get better
An article I faith I've accepted since I was a little kid was that when you're teaching someone to shoot, it's irons first, then optics. The old school logic behind that was that if you can master shooting with iron sights, moving up to a scope is going to be easy mode for you. While I appreciate the John Wayne sentiment that drives such a thought process, we're also in a golden age of affordable optics. Is it time for that thought process to change?
Continue reading "If you can't do it with irons, you need to get better"
Dan Wesson ECO
What the… another 1911 review?
I say why not? We here at Gun Nuts are simply trying to appease the ghost of John Moses Browning. We feel such appeasement is necessary given that most people flock to polymer wonders and shun ole' slab sides. Simply put, the 1911 can be an excellent projectile launcher and if well-built, it is an exquisite work of art. It can also be a source of endless frustration and malfunction drills if poorly built or improperly maintained.
So it was with your interest in mind – or maybe it was the fact I really liked this pistol and wanted to try it – that we open up the testing on the Dan Wesson ECO. This will be a kick-off review. As I write this, I have yet to actually shoot the gun. This is a quick bench top, initial impressions review. My goal is to track the rounds fired and give updates as the weapon either proves itself or infuriates me.
Now for you heathens that don't know; Dan Wesson was founded in 1968 by Daniel Wesson, great-grandson of D.B Wesson who co-founded Smith and Wesson. In 2005 the company was bought out by CZ, who also makes quality firearms. But enough history, if you want to know more about Dan Wesson's history you can look here, or here.
The ECO is an Officer sized 1911, thus it is sporting a 3.5" tapered bull barrel and the requisite shorter grip. Being chambered in 45 ACP the capacity is lacking, but frankly I don't care. With 7+1 rounds of .455 diameter ballistic goodness I can take on seven parachuting ninja (or is it ninja's?) and at least one pissed off gopher. Yeah, yeah, I know… no one has ever asked for less ammo in a gunfight. Ironically I own a double stack combat autoloader for those causal jaunts through gangland, or into Syrian held territory.
The ECO has an alloy frame which reduces weight. In the past I have owned some lightweight 1911's in both Commander and Officer length; and while the recoil wasn't life-ending it was definitely there. I suspect this will be similar; however, the ECO comes with a flat wire guide rod setup. Rumor mill says it is from Evolution Gun Works. If that is true it is great news as I have read good things about that setup's duality of increasing reliability while reducing felt recoil. We shall see.
Here are the specs from Dan Wesson.
- Chambering: 45 ACP
- Magazine Capacity: 7
- Frame: Anodized Aluminum
- Grips: G-10
- Barrel Length: 3.5 in
- Weight: 1.56 lbs.
- Overall Length: 7.25 in
- Height: 5 in
- Width: It's a 1911, it's thin. Duh!
So what do I love about the weapon?
- It feels good in the hand.
- It is well-balanced.
- The sights are not bad – although I will likely put some orange around the front tritium insert to mimic a Trijicon HD.
- It is well de-horned and the fit and finish are very, very good.
- The safety clicks on and off with confidence.
And what I hate about the weapon so far?
- I guess I could complain that Dan Wesson didn't add a magwell, but so what? It is not like I will be running this in Single Stack.
- I don't care for the zebra grips. But that is subjective.
- So what do I really hate about it, at this time? NOTHING!
I really hope this short 1911 proves to be reliable. I should be able to report back in a week or so with some rounds down range. Dan Wesson recommends a break-in period, so I will not be performing the 10-8 test until I have put 400 rounds down range.
To say I want this to succeed is an understatement. Time will tell.
Search Engine Q&A
Sometimes I like to go through the incoming search terms that have brought people to the blog and wonder "how in the hell did that get them there?" Other times, I like to find questions and answer them. This is the latter, so I'm going to cherry pick a few search terms and hopefully answer them. If you're the person who searched the blog for "plus size women's concealed carry clothes that won't print" you're probably going to be disappointed, but for the other people? This should be fun.
Kimber Pro Carry II 9mm: Dot Torture
One of the things I really like about the Pro Carry II is how accurate it is, especially for a smaller gun. This long video is me shooting a 49/50 on Dot Torture with it, putting the pistol through its paces for accuracy.
CCC Shaggy AIWB holster upgrades
I've been carrying in a Shaggy from Custom Carry Concepts for a couple of months now. Recently, the guys at CCC were kind enough to send me some upgrades for my holster out of the blue. These are pretty simple, but extremely functional upgrades that really enhanced the concealability of the holster.
Kimber Pro Carry II user induced failure
I did some shooting yesterday with the Pro Carry II, and while it wasn't a great practice session by any means, I was able to come away with some useful data about the gun itself. I've mentioned that the gun feels tremendously oversprung, and when reviewing slow motion video of some shooting I see that the slide is actually traveling forward and hitting cases at times causing them to fly forward of the gun. One of the other side effects of being oversprung is how easy it is to induce a failure.


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|#46 - Slavonia is not a country, it's a region in Croatia. Slovenia …
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|#89 - Ever heard of concentration camps? [+] (10 new replies)
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#112 - deutschblut (05/04/2016) [-]
And German ones were WAY nicer and more humane than the ones in Russia, Poland, England, France, Canada, Australia, America, and all the other nations.
Name one nation whose concentration camps gave Germans good food, medical care, sports events, swimming pools, movie theatres, money, religious services, and so on?
#188 - anon (05/05/2016) [-]
FYI Poles didn't have concentration camps
#160 - anon (05/05/2016) [-]
Litsen here you piece of shit, im posting as anon, since you blocked me months ago
you have no fucking idea what shit are you spewing, you live in america,
while i live in Slovenia, where WW2 actually happened, i HEARD what shit was
going on from old people who EXPERIENCED the nazi regieme,
and you have no fucking clue how it really was, beliving your fantasies and propaganda
There's only a bullet to the back of the head for the sypathisers and collaborants, and that's exactly what Marshal Tito did, and i dont blame him at all
#107 - dingdongpancakes (05/04/2016) [-]
#163 - anon (05/05/2016) [-]
What does being in America have to do with anything?
You do realize the majority of the people that left Germany after the War ended up here?
I grew up with Germans that told me what happened as well.
And, all the evidence supports my point, and not yours.
Believe whatever lies you want, but my People, the Rulers of Europe, and the creators of the future, the greatest Folk that ever lived, will rise again.
And if the evil Germanophia should threaten us any worse than it already does, me and mine will be there to fight!
#119 - deutschblut (05/05/2016) [-]
You being a worthless sub-human is clearly why blocked you.
Shit, I will make fun of niggers and Spics, but do not want them all dead just for the sake of who they are.
Yes. Germany DID the first bombing.
No one denies that.
They ACCIDENTALLY killed 300 civilians, while bombing military targets.
Hitler said he was sorry. That bombing is clearly an inaccurate, inefficient, and dangerous way to operate a war. He said he would never bomb again, and called for the world governments to make it strictly illegal globally.
The All-Lies response? TO BOMB TENS OF MILLIONS OF GERMAN CIVILIANS!!!
Sorry but, "You started it by accidentally killing 300 people!" is not going to fly with any reasonable person....
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#174 - schnabulator (05/05/2016) [-]
Jesus I am sorry for my retarded ass countryman. I just hope he is trolling.
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he most certainly would not
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Because Putin has been known to always have the US' best interests at heart and all
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because they're both batshit insane.
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Because Putin only respects power.
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#146 - theoldfritz (11/01/2015) [-]
Not really
Belgrad Centralisation, forcing cyrilic and renaming the language to serbocroatian really dont say that tito, a pig, wasnt a proserb
#149 - PebbleBinder (11/01/2015) [-]
wait tell me more about tito in your opinion please, my mum always goes on about how great he used to be because she used to live in croatia and id like ot hear another opinion
#147 - deerbeer (11/01/2015) [-]
Belgrade was the largest city in Yugoslavia and was a capital before the war, so it was natural that it stays the capital. Centralization is expected in a dictatorship regime. Serbian and Croatian are one same language with two names, that he wanted to give a unified name to, to have one official language - serbocroatian was obvious solution. He didn't force cyrilic, both cyrilic and latin were in use. Latin was even more common.


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I have been reading some info on this (maybe called symphysis pubis disorder) but have not seen anything on how to relieve the pain! It is my right side only and mostly when turning from side to side in bed or walking (even short distances). I have a 19month old that loves to be carried (and I love to do it) but sometimes it hurts so bad I feel like my right leg is going to give our...or fall right off!! Anyone else having this problem or know how to relieve it? THANKS :)
Upper Inner Thigh Pain when walking
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Yeah sometimes I get that too, and I find it hard to walk or I have to walk with a weird limp! Then it goes away! Sorry to say not sure what it is though and have no idea how to prevent or cure it! I think if I remember rightly I had it with my first child too, then it went away but I still got it occasionally after giving birth, so maybe mine is something else all together lol! Sorry not any help to you!
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I had that with one of my pregnancies, but don't recall what I did for it. Maybe try not to carry your LO as much. Sorry, not much help.
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hi im not sure if I'll be any help either....
I also have a strange pain in the same place when I move about too much but my whole pelvis is too wide apart according to my gynae...cant walk long distances without needing to take a break every 2 minutes....
My gynae suggested a pregnancy band to keep me together...im not sure if that would help u out tho. It might last ur whole pregnancy....might go away, shud have a good chat with ur obgyn/doctor...altho i personally beleive obgyn's know much more about the trials of pregnancy than a gp does.


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Archive for April, 2012
Problem booting Windows 8 from VHD file
If you have used the VHD method to install Windows 8 and placed this VHD file on your host OS, you might experience getting the following error when booting at some point:
The reason you get this, is because you are able to install Windows 8 into a dynamic VHD file (Thin Provioning), but Windows 8 still looks at how much space there are left on the host volume where you have placed the VHD file. So if you have made a 20 GB dynamic VHD file and only using 10 GB, but the host volume only have 8 GB left, then you will get this error.
So you must always make sure that you have as much space available on your host volume as the VHD file can grow.
How to change the ADFS 2.0 URL in a deployment used with Office 365
Posted by mads in Cloud, Microsoft, Office 365, Office Professional Plus on April 12, 2012
I just wanted to share an good article I followed yesterday when I needed to change the URL and therefor also the certificate in a Office 365 ADFS setup:
Remember always to use a public certificate in production environment and this is also required if you need SSO for you Office desktop deployment. You also required to use ADFS Proxy or publish ADFS though TMG if you need to use SSO.
I found this great video that explains how to publish ADFS though TMG:
!!!Remember as it also shows in the video, when creating the web listener and you are using a star(*) certificate like *.yourdomain.dk, that you type *.yourdomain.dk in the Internal site name.
Microsoft's Certifications Reinvented for the Cloud
Microsoft has just announced that they are changing there certification program and by that also bringing back MCSE – this time MCSE I short for "Microsoft Certified Solution Expert"
The new certification program also has a lot more focus on Cloud technology, by making specific cloud certification paths. They have also divided the main titles into three categories: Associate, Expert and Master as you can see in this picture:
You can read more about this new certification program here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/features/2012/04-11CloudCertifications.aspx and there are also a small video explaining the new program.