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A weekly challenge concerning prime numbers.
Can you locate these values on this interactive logarithmic scale?
Take any parallelogram and draw squares on the sides of the
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Give your further pure mathematics skills a workout with this interactive and reusable set of activities.
Have you seen this way of doing multiplication ?
Can you beat the computer in the challenging strategy game?
Practise your skills of proportional reasoning with this interactive haemocytometer.
This is an interactivity in which you have to sort the steps in the
completion of the square into the correct order to prove the
formula for the solutions of quadratic equations.
Use this animation to experiment with lotteries. Choose how many
balls to match, how many are in the carousel, and how many draws to
make at once.
Mathmo is a revision tool for post-16 mathematics. It's great installed as a smartphone app, but it works well in pads and desktops and notebooks too. Give yourself a mathematical workout!
An environment that simulates a protractor carrying a right- angled
triangle of unit hypotenuse.
The aim of the game is to slide the green square from the top right
hand corner to the bottom left hand corner in the least number of
There are thirteen axes of rotational symmetry of a unit cube. Describe them all. What is the average length of the parts of the axes of symmetry which lie inside the cube?
Place a red counter in the top left corner of a 4x4 array, which is
covered by 14 other smaller counters, leaving a gap in the bottom
right hand corner (HOME). What is the smallest number of moves. . . .
Players take it in turns to choose a dot on the grid. The winner is the first to have four dots that can be joined to form a square.
Try this interactivity to familiarise yourself with the proof that the square root of 2 is irrational. Sort the steps of the proof into the correct order.
Ask a friend to choose a number between 1 and 63. By identifying which of the six cards contains the number they are thinking of it is easy to tell them what the number is.
Six circles around a central circle make a flower. Watch the flower
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Can you beat Piggy in this simple dice game? Can you figure out
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The opposite vertices of a square have coordinates (a,b) and (c,d). What are the coordinates of the other vertices?
A right-angled isosceles triangle is rotated about the centre point
of a square. What can you say about the area of the part of the
square covered by the triangle as it rotates?
There are 27 small cubes in a 3 x 3 x 3 cube, 54 faces being
visible at any one time. Is it possible to reorganise these cubes
so that by dipping the large cube into a pot of paint three times
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A metal puzzle which led to some mathematical questions.
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Demi Lovato is the kind of cool you can't fake. In fact, the star is known for her no-holds-barred realness and total lack of hesitation when it comes to taking a stand. There's also the fact that she can belt it out like few others, and pairs powerful lyrics with songs that stay stuck in our heads for days (not that we're complaining, because who doesn't love singing along to a Demi power ballad?).
The 21-year-old star and three-time Teen Vogue cover girl got our attention with her personality and killer voice, but we've also been taking note of her beauty journey on the red carpet. In short? She's one to watch, and you'd better watch carefully—because blink once, and you might miss her latest transformation.
Over the years, Demi's gone through more hairstyles than we can count, not to mention the color changes: blonde, brunette, blue, and basically everything else you could think of. And while she's known for her signature look (smoky eyes, major lashes, and nude lips) she's also done more than her fair share of makeup experimentation.
Click through the slideshow above for her complete beauty evolution, and call out your favorite looks in the comments below.
15-year-old Demi sports a bright smile and light smoky eyes at a Camp Rock premiere. Note how she balances her dramatic eye makeup with a fresh fringe and bouncy curls.
Fast forward half a year: She's still rocking her go-to combo of dark eyes and peachy lips (hey, it works!), but updates her hair with a darker hue and side bangs.
Demi hits a glamour high note with this nod to burlesque-inspired beauty at the AMAs. Her flawless skin, defined brows, and deep side part pair like a dream with her light pink frock.
Now sporting a glowing tan, she's ready for summer with lightened-up waves and a glossy coral lip.
Her hair goes even lighter at the roots, then gradually translates into a darker shade in a cool, reverse-ombré effect (with some awesome tousled texture). She's also begun wearing the dramatic faux lashes that will quickly become her trademark.
This elegant updo reminds us of J.Law's major beauty moment at the 2013 Oscars, three years before it ever happened. We have to say, girl looks good in every color!
Demi reverts to full-on glamour with these ombré mermaid waves. Eyes also get an extra boost thanks to some tightlining action (translation? She traces her upper and lower waterline all the way around, instead of taking the color only halfway across the lower lashline).
Time for a major change in makeup: Demi goes bold with this intense red lip. She keeps the overall look casual with a leather jacket and lighter eyeshadow application (the perfect high-low mix).
And another glorious red at the 2011 Grammy Awards, this time ever-so-slightly darker at the edges. She once again tones down the eyeshadow, opting for bronzed skin and barrel curls to offset that lip.
More proof that Demi has a knack for sensing future trends: this rare purple lip moment all the way back in 2011. Not one to make a single statement when she could make two, she pairs it with shiny, reddish waves.
The color experimentation continues with this pink dip-dyed style, which she shows off with a sky-high, sleek ponytail. Bonus points for the additional touches of pink at the base of her wraparound pony—and on her lips.
Everyone knows that Demi does edgy like a pro, but we also love it when she channels pretty sophistication. Case in point: this chic topknot with the sides pulled out just enough to look effortless. Wispy lashes and full brows complete the look.
At the iHeartRadio Music Festival, she's back to her show-stopping smoky eye standby, changing things up with long, sleek strands and straight-across bangs.
But she doesn't stay blonde for long! Now back to brunette, Demi debuts a darker look and sweeps those bangs to the side. In a rare moment, she skips the long lashes in favor of a softly rimmed smoky eye.
Later that month, she nails the classic Old Hollywood look: full brows, dark eyeliner, and curls loosely tucked in at the ends.
And the hair goes short! Demi turns heads at a Topshop party with a new chop, matte white eyeliner, and bright pink lips.
A few months later, she's still enjoying the shorter 'do. This time, she styles it in a windswept French twist that shows off her new blonde locks. The sultry winged liner-and-shadow combo also deserves a mention.
Can you believe this is a mere two days later? The former X Factor judge switches beauty gears with soft honey-blonde waves and peachy cheeks.
There's no better way to say goodbye to summer than beachy hair and pared-down makeup. This might be the most minimal eye look we've seen her wear on the red carpet, but it's a good call with her pinkish-nude cheeks and subtle lips.
Leave it to Demi to make us want to try the half-up pompadour. If you're going to attempt this on your own, take a cue from her and amp up your makeup accordingly. As for the crazy volume that makes this look, one word: hairspray. (And lots of it.)
Blue hair is definitely a dye job for the daring, so it makes perfect sense that she gave it a shot. And just in case that beauty statement wasn't bold enough, she takes it a step further with shimmery pink eyeshadow. The miracle? It totally works.
One month later, she's already moved on...to purple! The two-tone mix of blue and purple highlights is kept laid-back with a middle part and loose waves. She plays with color in her makeup as well, sporting rosy cheeks and a warm red lip—and of course, those signature major lashes.
This is the polar opposite of a boring updo: a low bun with swept-back, magenta highlights. The contrast between the bright hue and her darker roots gives hair a colorful, feathered effect—and from the front, it almost looks like she's rocking a pixie.
Undercut, anyone? While we loved the color, somehow the cut looks even better with her lighter ends. In the spirit of spring, she warms up her daytime smoky eye and does a little contouring with her blush and bronzer.
Demi has officially outdone herself with her latest hair update: this insane lavender-tinged ombré. For a fun summer spin, she adds a fedora, pink lipstick, and a mega-watt smile.
Is there anything Demi isn't afraid of? She's rocked the undercut for months, but updates her bold style with a freshly chopped bob. We can't help but admire the edgy addition of peekaboo electric blue highlights, too.
Never one to shy away from a dark statement lip, Demi pairs berry-stained lips with seriously poreless skin at Jingle Ball 2014.
Watch the girl glow! Thanks to a subtle application of peachy blush, Demi's never looked fresher. She keeps the rest of her makeup simple to capitalize on our major complexion envy.
With the start of summer, Demi swaps out her undercut for a refreshingly chic, jet black bob. Paired with a cherry-red pout, her lips say it all: girl's on fire.
If you've ever doubted your ability to sport the slick look, just follow Demi's lead—she absolutely owns the unfussy ease of this runway favorite.
A rare occasion, Demi lets her adorable freckles peek out from porcelain skin — and has us dying to see more of her natural beauty.
For the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, Demi debuts sleek strands and mile-long lashes before her switching it up for her big performance. Can you say makeup goals?
Demi lets us see her dark side with smoky makeup and bantu buns at the 2015 iHeart Radio Music Festival. If you've ever needed a little festival beauty inspo, one thing is for sure: Demi has you covered.


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Ghost Rider brings the team to the underworld in an effort to stop Mercy. Find out what happens next in "Thunderbolts" #22 by Charles Soule & Carlo Barberi.
Marvel debuts an all-new hero in "Ms. Marvel" #1 by G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona. Find out just who the new Ms. Marvel is on Feb. 5!
The "X-Men: Days of Future Past" director opens up -- a bit -- about what's planned for the 2016 film, and dismisses some rumors.
Chris Evans discusses Steve Rogers's continuing battle to adjust to the modern world -- and a new costume -- in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."
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Marvel's UK-based mini-event rolls on, and CBR has an exclusive preview of Rob Williams and Brent Anderson's "Revolutionary War: Supersoldiers!"
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Marvel has 'stealth released' a prelude to "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" in the Infinite Comic digital format, written by Peter David.
Paul Cornell reflects on his first "Wolverine" run while looking ahead to Vol. 2 and its mysterious new villain, plus exclusive Ryan Stegman art!
White Tiger goes feral in her quest for vengeance against the man that murdered her family in Al Ewing & Valerio Schiti's "Mighty Avengers" #7!
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Matt Fraction and Annie Wu's "Hawkeye" #16 continues Kate Bishop's Los Angeles escapades in an issue that's "a winner and a half."
Nick Spencer defines the mission statement of "Avengers World," and his and co-writer Jonathan Hickman's plans for Marvel's global superteam.
Marvel has released a dragon-tastic preview for "Avengers World" #3, by Nick Spencer, Jonathan Hickman and Stefano Caselli.
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Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb confirmed that long-running comic book character Deathlok will appear later this season on "Agents of SHIELD."
As the release of "X-Men: Days of Future Past" approaches, Fox has released another quick-cut teaser with new footage from the film.
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Thor's fury is unleashed in this exclusive preview of Rick Remender and Steve McNiven's "Uncanny Avengers" #16
George Romero & Alex Maleev's "Empire of the Dead: Act One" #1 is "an interesting story ... that fits well with the comic book medium."
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Marvel has debuted a first look at pages from "Disney Kingdons: Seekers of the Weird" #2.
CBR has an exclusive preview of "Superior Spider-Man" #26, the prelude to Dan Slott's mega "Goblin Nation" arc.
The previously blacked-out character on Mark Bagley's "Cataclysm" #4 cover has been revealed, but may be the next one to die in Galactus' assault.
Jonathan Hickman, Nick Spencer and Stefano Caselli pit Shang-Chi against the Gorgon in an exclusive "Avengers World" preview!
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Mark Waid and Chris Samnee bring Marvel's current "Daredevl" volume to a pre-relaunch close with issue #36, on sale Feb. 19.
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In recent years there has been a good deal of research in the area of keyword search on structured and semistructured data. Most of this body of work has a significant limitation in the context of enterprise data, since it ignores the application code that has often been carefully designed to present data in a meaningful fashion to users. In this work, we consider how to perform keyword search on enterprise applications, which provide a number of forms that can take parameters; parameters may be explicit, or implicit such as the identifier of the user. In the context of such applications, the goal of keyword search is, given a set of keywords, to retrieve forms along with corresponding parameter values, such that result of each retrieved form executed on the corresponding retrieved parameter values will contain the specified keywords. Some earlier work in this area was based on creating keyword indices on form results, but there are problems in maintaining such indices in the face of updates. In contrast, we propose techniques based on creating inverted SQL queries from the SQL queries in the forms. Unlike earlier work, our techniques do not require any special purpose indices and instead make use of standard text indices supported by most database systems. We have implemented our techniques and show that keyword search can run at reasonable speeds even on large databases with a significant number of forms.
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The VLDB Journal
Volume 22, Issue 1 , pp 99-123
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- 2013-02
- 10.1007/s00778-012-0287-5
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- Enterprise application forms
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- S. Sudarshan (2)
- Purva Joshi (3)
- Manisha Naik Gaonkar (2)
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Last night I started feeling increased pressure in my abdomen. I drank a metric shit-ton of water and it eased up. When I woke up this morning, I was feeling a much stronger pressure (let's call it a 6/10), so I got up to pee. TMI- while sitting on the toilet, post-pee, I suddenly got this intense (7-8/10) cramping pressure in my pelvic floor. My first instinct was gas, so I tried to wait it out, but it got to intense I had to stand up... And it dropped back down to a 3-4/10. I drank some more water, and went back to bed. When I bent over to get into bed, tho... The severe pain came back, this time taking my breath away. I straightened up (on my knees on the mattress at this point), and the pain decreases again. I try to lower myself sideways to the bed, thinking maybe baby's head is obstructing something in my pelvis when I bend, but that hurt too! After about 10 deep breaths I managed to lie down. I've had three more instances of those stronger, more painful sensations in my pelvic floor, and some constant dull ache/cramping at the front of my pelvis.
Anyone else experience this? I pooped yesterday, and the day before (and not rabbit poops, either!), and I've been drinking water... There's no regular pattern to the pain, and it hasn't increased in severity or frequency over the last hour, so I don't think it's preterm labor... But it's kinda freaking me out.


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Definición de Killarney fern en inglés:
Killarney fern
A rare bristle fern which grows on rocks by streams in a few parts of western Europe.
- Trichomanes speciosum, family Hymenophyllaceae.
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- Others, like the Killarney fern, are found in Ireland and other parts of Europe.
- A study was currently being carried out on the Killarney fern which was found on the route of the proposed Dungarvan Outer bypass which was at the planning and design stage.
- Although primarily a species of the UK, Ireland, Brittany and the Atlantic Islands (Canaries, Madeira and the Azores), the Killarney fern is also found in Europe at scattered locations in other parts of France, Spain, Portugal and Italy.
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GSA offered a similar blanket purchase agreement earlier this year for wireless services with four large carriers.
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Plush Willamette Valley Reserve Pinot Noir 750ml 4-Pack
$73.99 $215.00 66% off List Price
2010 Plush Reserve Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon
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I got this in a previous woot off (I think - maybe it was a regular offer). In any case, I've been underwhelmed thus far. I opened one bottle with dinner and couldn't find a good pairing with the particular menu we had that day. I thought then that maybe it would work better as just a sipping wine, not to be paired with food. But since then I haven't tried another bottle because when it comes time to select a bottle to open, I have other wines I'd rather open.
Sorry I don't have better tasting notes.
Was offered as a "black tie" two pack for $59.99 and as a four pack for $99.99 before.
How does it compare to the Expression 44 (Roserock)?
well this s/b interesting, morning from the left coast.
andreaserben wrote:Was offered as a "black tie" two pack for $59.99 and as a four pack for $99.99 before.
I checked my order history. When I got it, it was $76.99 for 4, during the Feb 19 Woot-off.
moondigger wrote:I checked my order history. When I got it, it was $76.99 for 4, during the Feb 19 Woot-off.
OK, then it was offered one ore time, I guess
andreaserben wrote:OK, then it was offered one ore time, I guess
Yup. About the same price this time, considering the separate tax now.
fredrinaldi wrote:well this s/b interesting, morning from the left coast.
You are correct. I am much less inclined to make multiple purchases throughout the day since they can't be saved in the cart for a per cart $5 shipping fee. It would seem that perhaps they should consider returning to the $5 all day for Woot Offs . . .
the last time this was offered i bought it, not thinking twice about it. Opened up a bottle for some casual drinking (as we do often do in here in New Orleans), and all it took was one sip and i was in love. I have been searching everywhere for more Plush wine since, but with no luck. To wake up to this Woot Off felt like Christmas and I literally bought out Woot's stock. Hooray woot woot!


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- Where Poway Center for the Performing Arts, 15498 Espola Road, Poway, CA Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
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- Cost $10 - $15
Above: Exterior image of Poway Center for the Performing Arts.
On June 28th, Twenty of the most talented students in the area are scheduled to compete for the top prize of $500.
Last year's first and second place winners, Matt Billman and Kristi Krause, open the show with three vocal numbers. Talent categories include singing, instrumental, drama or dance.
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Bryan Bros' latest trick is a Web.com Tour win
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DAO triggers are not meant to shoot itty bitty holes in targets, they are just meant to shoot and at the fairly close ranges ecountered in most self defense shootings.
They are a compromise and the lack of accuracy is the biggest compromise.
This is a discussion on DA/SA transition to DAO - Innacurate like me? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have a DA/SA SIG226 in 40 that I love, I can shoot the middle out of the target I have a DAO Kahr K9 ...
I have a DA/SA SIG226 in 40 that I love, I can shoot the middle out of the target
I have a DAO Kahr K9 that I also love....however, I am not so accurate in with it
especially after shooting the Sig first.
I shoot at 7 yards.
I am a SIG fan but really don't believe that SIG offers a viable IWB CCW weapon that I like in DA/SA
Does anyone else have this problem?
The Kahr is relaible, and is perfect size for IWB CCW.
I am considering actually selling my SIG, and getting a K40 or CW40, so that I only have one trigger to learn
The Kahr at this point is good enough accuracy, for close range, but I definitly dont bring home the targets to show my wife
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DAO triggers are not meant to shoot itty bitty holes in targets, they are just meant to shoot and at the fairly close ranges ecountered in most self defense shootings.
They are a compromise and the lack of accuracy is the biggest compromise.
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Kahr has a really smooth DAO trigger. My best advice would be to practice, practice, practice. The Kahr guns can be very accurate.
As HotGuns said, your going to give up some accuracy with a DOA gun. Once your first shot is fired with your DA/SA pistol, your shooting SA with a nice crisp let off. DAO you have the longer and heavier pull each time. With practice you can overcome most of it, but you will probably never be quite as accurate as you are with your Sig.
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With practice, especially in dry fire with snap caps, that DAO trigger will teach you how it likes to be rolled up. I have students that are very accurate with their Kahr's nice triggers. You don't have to manage two different SA/DA triggers when shooting with the off hand, either. My EDC has a nice crisp SA trigger, but it requires more discipline in a tense situation. For a back pocket ambidextrous BUG, I like my PM40.
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I can put a pretty decent group up at 30 meters, and I'm still fairly new to the world of shooting handguns; I learned how to shoot with rifles.
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Due to Agency regs, I had to have my P-229 converted to DAO. I still shot 100% out to 25 yards and had sub .3 splits.
It's easier to shoot consistently with a DAO as it only has one trigger press to learn than a DA/SA. Can it compare to a good 1911? It sure can. It simply depends on your mindset and training.
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I went from my Sig P229, Taurus PT709, and Springfield Armory EMP 9mm to my S&W Bodyguard 380 and Keltec PF9 both with DAO triggers and can honestly say I suck with both of these pistols I can hit the target and but it will not be anywhere as great as when I am shooting my other guns I just got to go out there and practice practice practice !!! God Bless
This is apples to oranges. If a P226 fits you well, the Kahr is probably too small, and all else being equal, will be a greater challenge to shoot well. I set aside my Kahr, and eventually traded it, because I could just as easily carry a full-sized 1911, which I could shoot well without conscious thought, or a J-frame or K-frame revolver, also shooting them well without conscious thought. To shoot the Kahr well required me to consciously remember to place my trigger finger on the face of the trigger in a unique way, and press the trigger in a unique way. I felt the effort to reach unconscious competence with a Kahr to simply not be worth the trouble, as it could never be my duty pistol, due to regulations. (I had "grandfathered" my 1911 pistols, and my only other choices were specified .40 larger pistols.)
Today, over a decade later, I am using one of those specified .40 duty pistols, the P229. NOW we are talking apples to apples. I own three DAKs, a form of DAO, and two DA/SA P229s. The DA/SAs cannot be readily converted to DAK, as they have stainless steel frames. My accuracy results? About even. Apples to apples. Right-handed, I tend to do better with DAK. Left-handed, I tend to do a bit better with DA/SA.
We do all train to shoot with each hand, no?
Edited to add: I am not being critical of Kahr! I just did not feel it was worth the trouble to learn a totally different weapon system, that required unique (to me) manipulation, and fit my hand differently. If a Kahr fits, then it is a fine defensive weapon. My wife still has hers.
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I must respectfully disagree with the assertion that DAO fire is a compromise. When I want to shoot the smallest possible groups FAST, under dynamic conditions, with my usual "primary" right hand, I select a lugged-barrel 4"+ GP100, and shoot it DA for every shot. Slow fire? Well, much as I like to try to shoot small groups from a sandbag rest with a nice 1911, or all-SA with an all-stainless steel P229, I am generally better off with DA, with the sixgun. The GP100 grip and trigger dimensions seem to have been designed by a long-lost twin brother, and I made it a point to really learn DA shooting during my rookie year as an LEO in 1984, when I could carry any handgun I wanted, as long as it was a DA revolver of reputable manufacture and passed inspection. I am no Jerry Miculek, but I do understand why he likes DA revolvers.
As old, chronic injuries start to plague my formerly stronger right hand/wrist/arm/shoulder, SA shooting has become my compromise, as it becomes more difficult to pull a DA trigger as many times as I once could, so I use SA and DA/SA weapons more often.
FWIW, before I was an LEO, I was a 1911 guy, and thought revolvers were quaint relics that were on the way out. Now, I value both revolvers and autos for different purposes. I am realistic about the auto's advantages while patrolling the mean streets. I am also realistic about both DA and SA shooting; either can work well, when one trains for it. I believe some folks are hard-wired better for DA, and some for SA. In my case, my caveman right hand and arm seem wired for DA, and my left hand for SA, with my generally more skilled left hand better able to handle the transition from DA to SA.
Moreover, this post started off regarding SIGs and Kahrs. I don't consider the Kahr a true DAO, anyway, as the striker is partially cocked with each reciprocation of the slide.
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While I have no doubt that the DAO trigger can be mastered with lots of practice, its been my observation that most people will not spend the time or the effort to do so.
I've seen the scene play out hundreds of times. A new shooter gets a DAO and cant hit the broad side of a barn. They get frustrated and it gets worse. Then, someone offers them a different style trigger that they like and they immediately start shooting better. They often sell the DAO and get something else.
I've even seen it on the police range, more than once. Guys having a hard time qualifying with a DAO and eventually moving to something else. Its one of the very reasons that we moved to Glocks. They figured if you couldn't master that enough to qualify then you needed to sit behind a desk where the most dangerous part of your day was trying to drinking hot coffee without spilling it in your lap.
Something else to think about.
You gentlemen that frequent the gun boards, for the most part I wouldn't really consider "average" shooters. Many of you are like me, I will not be intimidated by a mere gun and I will master it and shoot in enough that I could do it without conscious thought.That is not the mindset of most people. They will simply choose to like something or not like it and move on.
How many people shoot 30,000 rounds a month like Miculek? Not many. They don't live with the gun, they just carry one and some of them are lucky to shoot one magazine a year through it.
Most of them will be like the OP...and move on.
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much like health care today--those who want to loose weight want it off NOW--staple my stomach or give me a pill ( or an excuse for my boss).
WHAT--you expect me to do something for myself and diet and exercise...no way
there is such an abundance to choose from today that there actually is something for everyone.
but the chance of a newbie getting it on their 1st purchase is astronomical. so they try this; trade it for that; read about X and try that also...
i grew up in the 60's. there was generally 3 choices: ok (least expensive) better (mid priced) and best ( you a doctor to afford that)
we learned to use what we had--figure it out, make it work the best it can, the best you were able to.
today people spend too much time looking for what may be better . had they invested that time in what they had--they likely would have found that it works just fine.
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This card won first place in the Legal Marketing Association Awards and also Gold Awards in animation and ecards from the Hermes Creative Awards.
My tasks on this project included storyboarding, helping concept the strategy, and interviewing the kids. Creative Direction from Wendi Spiess and Steve Klinetobe. Animation from Rich Moyer.Art Direction2015
Brain Food is an exploratory creative activity deck for kids and a collaborative product by AIGA & Portland non-profit, The Right Brain Initiative. I was honored to be one of 10 local artist who volunteered to create illustrations for the activity deck.Illustration2015
Peggy Hansens' Nan's Naughty and Nice Bloody Mary Mix is created from her Mom Nan's family recipe. We wanted the branding to feel modern, but with a nod to vintage aesthetics to mirror Nan's story.2015
A selection of products I designed for Walmart and Walgreens while working for Crush.2013
A collection of paper crafts I've designed while working at Crush.2013
A collection of photo cards and album pages I designed for Fuji while at Crush. My tasks included concepting, design, illustration, and art direction.Graphic Design, Illustration2015
I have the privilege of volunteering with an organization called The Cupcake Girls who seek to bring respect, resources, and relationships to those working in the adult entertainment industry in Portland and Vegas. They are such an amazing organization and I'm happy to get to help them communicate their message and vision to the community.2015
B-Movie Bingo is an event hosted by "Wolf Choir" (John Egan, Robbie Augspurger, Eric Dexter, and Aaron Shepherd) at Portland's Hollywood Theatre. My husband and I make the posters each month using old art from the movies, screen shots, and lots and lots of lasers.Graphic Design2015
Traveling Stories is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that specializes in creating experiences where families fall in love with reading. I love volunteering my time to help create postcards, infographics, and more to help support such a wonderful organization.Graphic Design, Illustration2015


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james alliban
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