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A friend of mine wanted a sheath for his Cold Steel Trailhawk. He's deploying to Afghanistan so he wants something to attach to his MOLLE gear. I rigged this up for him over the weekend. It fits tight so it won't rattle, has adjustable tension, and is designed to be attached with zip ties if the clips break. It was difficult to get it to work just right, but a fun project.
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Very nice work.
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Excellent work! I'm sure you could find a home for your works if you run out of storage room.
What models have you made holsters for?
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I've only done XDs, as thats the only pistol I have right now. I tried using it as an excuse to buy more, but the wife didn't go for it. I suppose I could buy some models for the more common pistols and expand my repertoire a bit.
I've done a couple knife sheaths, cell phone cases, things like that. I've also considered a key holder. I hate key rings and the way they dig into my leg. I'm toying with the idea of a holder that I could keep a couple keys in so they would lay flat in my pocket. That would also eliminate the annoying key jingle.
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I've also considered a key holder. I hate key rings and the way they dig into my leg. I'm toying with the idea of a holder that I could keep a couple keys in so they would lay flat in my pocket. That would also eliminate the annoying key jingle.
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I like that key holder. A kydex version would have to be quite a bit different, but I really like that. I do construction work and some shade tree mechanicing and I'm also getting scratches on my legs from crawling around with keys in my pocket. I'll definitely try to work something out using kydex.
I've been asked to supply more information about my tools and methods. I'll post a write up of sorts when I get time to put one together. I'm no expert so I can't tell you all the secrets, but I'll include the things I've learned along the way.
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Sorry it took me so long to get this up here. My wife had a baby followed by an appendectomy, followed by a series of unexpected bills and time off work. Not quite the month we had planned. I forgot I had promised to post this until I got the notification of michigan0626's post. Anyway....
I get my leather and some of my hardware like rivets and belt clips from Tandy Leather Factory. They have a huge selection and good prices. Some other places may be a little cheaper on some items but Tandy is cheaper overall. I like 8-9 ounce leather, but a little thicker or thinner is fine. 8-9 ounce is about 1/8 of an inch thick.
When I started out I ordered from KnifeKits.com. The hardware they sell is overpriced and the leather is low quality stuff. But if you want to buy enough to make one or two holsters, it's probably the way to go because they'll sell smaller quantities than Tandy will. I still get my Kydex from KnifeKits. They sell it in 12x12 or 12x24 inch sheets in thicknesses from .060 to .125 and a ton of different colors including a few digital camo patterns and a carbon fiber print.
You'll probably want a pair of gloves. You'll be able to handle the hot Kydex briefly, but prolonged contact gets pretty painful without them. I use leather, but you can use anything that puts a barrier between your skin and the heat.
You need something heat the Kydex. I usually use a toaster oven but I have to use the big oven when I have a piece of Kydex that won't fit in my toaster oven.
A drill of some sort is pretty much essential for making holes in the Kydex. It doesn't matter what kind it is. I use my old worn out cordless drill that is too beat up to work for anything else. You'll need a couple different sizes of small drill bits, too. The exact sizes will depend on what kind of fasteners you end up using.
I use a utility knife for cutting the Kydex and leather. You can use an X-acto knife or pretty much any other sharp knife. The leather dulls the blade pretty fast and a sharp blade is important for clean, safe cuts so I keep a whet stone close by to sharpen my blades. I make a couple passes over the stone in between cuts to keep the edge razor sharp. If you don't want to bother sharpening the blades, or can't get them sharp enough, just keep a replacement pack close by.
For cutting anything other than a straight line in the Kydex, you'll want a pair of tin snips or a band saw. Some people use a Dremel, which works, but it isn't very efficient. I started out with snips but now I use a small bench top band saw.
For measuring I use a small tape measure but you can use a ruler or anything else you want. For that matter, you don't have to measure. I just prefer to work with uniform pieces and I think it helps me reduce my waste.
If you want to cut straight lines in the Kydex, use a straight edge to cut along. A metal ruler from a carpenter's square works great.
A silver metallic Sharpie works very well for marking the Kydex, but you can use whatever you want. If I have silver left on the finished product, I color over it with a black Sharpie.
I use a good ball point pen to mark the leather, but you can use a pencil or marker if you prefer. Try a couple different things and find which you like best.
I keep a stack of scrap paper close by to make templates when I start a new project. It's a lot cheaper than Kydex and leather so if I mess up at first it's no big deal.
I keep leather scraps to make forms out of. I have different width templates that I use to make belt clips for different size belts, cardboard for shims, and wooden forms for rough forming the Kydex. If you're going to be making many duplicates of anything, forms and templates really speed up the process.
For setting rivets I use a rubber mallet and a rivet setter I bought on eBay. Not critical tools, but handy. I use a leather punch to make holes in the leather but a drill works fine as well. For stamping I bought an alphabet set of stamps from Tandy.
To shape the Kydex you'll want some sort of foam. Most Kydex suppliers also sell foam but it's pretty expensive. I've never used it so I can't say if it's worth the money or not. KifeKits.com occasionally sells bundles of foam scraps pretty cheap if you want to try it. I use a camp pad that I bought from Walmart for $6. It's about 1/2 inch thick blue foam. Just cut it into squares and layer it. Over time the heat will damage it but it's so cheap you can just replace it when it gets too bad. I'm still on my first camp pad.
A heat gun comes in handy for detail work but it isn't critical. Harbor Freight sells one for $8 but the shipping drives the price way up. Lowe's has a Wagner model in stock for about $25. It's a better gun than what Harbor Freight sells and ends up only costing a couple dollars more.
For a more professional look you'll want to clean up the cut edges. A Dremel is handy for that, but sanding by hand works fine too.
I think that pretty much covers the tools. Now we'll get into the fun stuff.
A couple of safety rules before we go any further. You'll be working with a lot of heat. Make sure your gun is unloaded and that all ammunition is a safe distance away. If you plan to make a magazine holster, make yourself a dummy round. With a pair of pliers or Vise-Grips, pull the bullet out of the shell and dump the powder. Load the empty shell in your gun and fire the primer (point it in a safe direction). Press the bullet back in the empty shell. That's your dummy round. Empty your magazine and load just your dummy round before you put hot Kydex anywhere near it.
Now that we're working safely, we can get started.
By now you should have some idea of what kind of holster you want to make. If not, look around at other holsters for ideas. Copy somebody else's design or make up something new.
Crossbreed and most other holster makes use .060 Kydex because it's thin and easy to work with. That feels flimsy to me so I use .080. It's a little tougher for form and doesn't look quite as detailed but I feel more comfortable with the strength. These are real guns we put in our holsters, not $20 airsoft guns, so why take the chance?
Use a piece of paper to figure out how big of a piece of Kydex you'll need. Cut your Kydex a little bigger than you think you'll need. For straight lines, score it with a utility knife and bend it back and forth until it snaps.
Heat the Kydex in the toaster oven or oven at somewhere between 250-400 degrees. Ovens all heat differently so experiment until you figure out what you need. You want the Kydex to be floppy and soft. If it starts to turn shiny, it's too hot. When it gets too hot it warps and is useless. Get it as hot as you can without it turning shiny. Keep a close eye on it.
While your Kydex is heating, get your gun and foam ready. As soon as you remove the Kydex from the heat, place it over the gun as close as you can get it to the position you want. It doesn't have to be perfect; that's why you cut it a little oversize. Set the foam on top and press down. You can press with your hands or put a board on top and sit or stand on the board. Some people build presses or use clamps but I find it's just as easy to sit on it.
Wait a couple minutes then check your progress. You should be able to see some of the details of the gun formed in the Kydex. Experiment with different thicknesses of foam to find what you like. Three layers usually works best for me.
You'll notice that the outline of the gun isn't formed very well. I use a scrap of plywood with the outline cut in it to press over the gun before I press with the foam. That forms the outline in one simple step.
Check that your sights won't catch or snag anywhere. If they do, tape a piece of pencil or something similar behind the front sight. Reheat the Kydex and start over. The pencil will form a groove for the sights.
If you aren't happy with the result, put the Kydex back in the oven and try it again. You can reheat it as many times as you need to. Each time it's heated it will go back to a flat sheet.
Once you get the general shape, heat a small section at a time with the heat gun and form the finer details. This helps with retention and cuts down on rattle, but most importantly, it looks cool
Again, be careful not to overheat.
Once you have the Kydex formed how you want it, mark the shape you want and cut it out with snips or a band saw. Leave enough around the edges that you can rivet it to the leather. Trim a little at a time until you get it where you want it. Mark and drill holes for your rivets then clean off any burrs and sand the edges.
Use a piece of paper as a template to figure out the size and shape of your leather. Set the gun and Kydex shell on the paper allong with your belt clips to figure out where you want them. Mark the paper and cut it out in the general shape you want, again being sure to make it a little big. Trace the paper onto the leather and cut it out carefully. Take your time with it. Leather is expensive so you don't want to make a careless mistake here.
Line up your clips and Kydex shell where you want them on the leather and mark the holes. Drill or punch the holes in the leather and put everything together. Rivet the shell to the leather and mount the clips with Chicago screws or T-nuts and machine screws with finish washers.
Test the holster and trim off any excess leather. Make sure you don't have metal in contact with your skin. Polymer against skin isn't bothersome for most people, but you may prefer to keep any part of the gun from being in contact with your skin.
I like to cut a small bevel on the back side of the leather to clean up the edges a bit. It's just a personal preference thing.
Stamping the leather is fairly simple. Get a wet rag and dampen the leather where you plan to stamp it. Let it sit for a few minutes and dampen it again if you need to. Line up your stamp and whack it with a mallet. Use a hammer if you have to, but beware damaging your stamp set. If you have to restamp it, be sure you line your stamp up perfectly. You may find that the water has discolored the leather. If so, just wipe down the entire piece with a wet rag.
Check your retention. If it's too tight, find where the Kydex fits the tightest and heat the area slightly to loosen it. If it's loose, heat around the trigger guard and press lightly to tighten it up. Experiment with it until you get it right.
That's pretty much all there is to it.
A couple other thoughts for the road: If you sweat a lot, consider using horse leather. It has a dense, non-porous grain and is more durable than cowhide.
When designing a holster or choosing a style, consider when and where you'll be using the holster. Do you need absolute concealment? Comfort in the car? Lightning speed? Will you need to be able to tuck your shirt in? Are you going to be crawling around under a car or bungee jumping wearing the holster?
Edit: Make sure your work area is spotlessly clean. Hot Kydex will pick up little pieces of grit and debris that will later scratch the finish of your gun. Check your Kydex after forming it for any little pieces of dirt.
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It really is pretty simple. I know it seems intimidating at first, but if you can tie your own shoes, you can do this. I hope my write up will encourage somebody to try it.
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im looking for a good book that simular to Brave New World, Handmaids Tale, and 1981. i heard there was a good one that came out this year but i cant find anything. i really like the "government opression" kind of books if that helps... plz help
by R.Wilson and R.Shea....
edit: well, not quite exactly what you are looking for.... kah-razy anyways
Fahrenheit 451 or whatever the number was.
So, uh, where's that avatar from?
i've read fahrenheit 451, good book.....
whats Illuminatus about?
i got the first 3 books of The Wheel Of Time series. (simular to LOTR) heard its a good seires
i got the avatar from another msg board i used to look at..
First off, it took me 10 minutes to read this thread, 9 out of the 10 was spent looking at your advatar. :inlove:
Anyway, I'm really into fantasy books. So I can give you a list of those.
Sword of Truth Series: By Terry Goodkind
A Song of Ice and Fire: George R. R. Martin
The Darktower Series: Stephen King
Hehe my list isn't too big because I've been reading fantasy books for about a year now. My friend just told me, to tell you, to read a book called "Choke" he says its about a sex addict. He said its wierd and you might like it. Hes an idiot, you don't have to listen to him.
Choke, i believe, is by Chuck Palhanuik (no idea how to spell that last name). The guy who wrote fight club. good books. that's all.
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Do a Google search for "dystopia" and you'll pull up a lot of leads.
My suggestions...
Fatherland by Richard Harris (avoid the crappy TV movie version at all costs, though).
A Clockwork Orange
Alan Moore's V for Vendetta.
Also, if you liked the Handmaid's Tale, Atwood has a new book out called Oryx and Crake.
Illuminatus! is about the truth
You might like Herman Hesse's Steppenwolf or George Orwell's Animal Farm. For some reason these came to mind.. along with authors like Kurt Vonnegut and Tom Robbins (the last two are both kind of comical writers but their overall world view is along the same lines as Huxley's.. maybe?).
You can never go wrong with Mark Twain. Definately one of my favorite writers. His short story "the Mysterious Stranger" is probably one of the greatest IMHO. "Letters from the Earth" is nice too.
.. if you like Brave New World you might get a kick out of these authors anyway.
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"Armor" John Steakley.
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"Stranger in a Strange World" Robert Heinlein
Anything by Heinlein really. ANYTHING!
Anything from Isaac Asimov really.
These all have that feel you are looking for. I am into the same genre you are. so i know. when i have more time i'll post more.
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Heinlein is really where its at! "Puppet Masters" is another one of his good books. Anything Heinlein is where it is at. Believe it or not "Starship Trooper" (which only has two things in common with a the movie: the title and they both have soldiers. thats it. nothing more.)
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I have to second some of Oglzogl's picks. If you liked 1984 & Brave New World, you'll probably enjoy Animal Farm. Of those three it's my favorite. Personally I think it should be read to children before bed.
Also Slaughterhouse 5 is a good introduction to Kurt Vonnegut. You may end up liking him, you may not. But at least that book is based on a historical event (the firebombing of Dresden) that Vonnegut was a witness to. So it's probably relevant one way or another.
Um. Regarding Hermann Hesse... all his works are slower than the others mentioned. And I'm not as fond of Steppenwolf as I am of his others. Siddhartha is really good, but you might find it boring. Hard to say. The Glass Bead Game is also good -- it won him the nobel prize for literature -- but it's huge.
Oh. And as far as fantasy is concerned, I'm not a big fan myself, but I still enjoyed George RR Martin's series, which AnarchyAo2 already mentioned... The Wheel of Time turned to crap at some point, in my opinion. I liked the first 3 or 4, but I gave up on the series half way into the 5th or 6th.
Have you read Fight Club? Since terrorism is a part of the book it might hit closer to home than when I read it. If you're from the US anyway. I actually thought of this book when I turned on the TV the morning of sept. 11th.
Hmm. So i didn't actually make any new recommendations... well, whatever. it's all good, pimpin.
Personally I think Palahniuk's book "Lullaby" has more overtly political/ social statements in it than "Choke" but I guess when you're reading any of Palahniuk's books you're going to get extreme statements of any kind...Fight Club, of course is the obvious example but I preferred the film.
"Survivor" another Palahniuk book talks a lot about engineered celebrity and all that sorta stuff...
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- The Litany Against Fear
here's a couple...
The Giver;Lois Lowry[maybe alittle easy though... read it in like 6th grade and just recently picked up a copy and reread it so its been fresh on my mind..
Jules Verne's of course are cool.
not really the dystopia/satirical kind of book but about Vietnam "Fallen Angels" ; Walter Dean Myers
never ever stick your tongue in the electrical socket.... never...
and if you do it once dont do it again.
"I always like to drive fast when I feel that way. you get it up to around ninety-five and you feel wonderful... It's fun in the country. you hit rabbits, sometimes you hit dogs."
-Farenheit 451
Heinlein: Have spacesuit will travel is a good book.
bunch of terry pratchett ones are good (discworld series)
1984 is the weirdest book ive read but i liked it.
lloyd alexander chronicles of prydain or good (7 books)
Asamov: caves of steel, all the robot novels.
and getfuzzy comic sstrip treasury.
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By turns humorous and warm, stark and frightening, "Bluebeard'S Egg" glows with childhood memories, the reality of parents growing old, and the casual cruelty men and women inflict on each other. Here is the familiar outer world of family summers at remote lakes, winters of political activism, and seasons of exotic friends, mundane lives, and unexpected loves. But here too is the inner world of hidden places and all that emerges from them-the intimately personal, the fantastic, the shockingly real...whether it's what lives in a mysterious locked room or the secret feelings we all conceal. In this dramatic and far-ranging collection, Margaret Atwood proves why she is a true master of the genre.
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Certainly, LSU junior Seimone Augustus is already off to a great start, and some folks might be ready to hand her all the player-of-the-year trophies now.
While she might indeed end up getting them -- and is quite deserving of all the attention she's receiving as the season begins -- there are other players who should get some big-time spotlight, too. It's quite possible that they'll be in the thick of the running for the ultimate individual awards by season's end.
Connecticut fans are ready to make their cases for juniors Barbara Turner and Ann Strother. Tennessee fans will be in senior Shyra Ely's corner. Notre Dame will raise the banner for senior Jaqueline Batteast. And, since this might be a season of some surprises as far as team success, there are almost sure to be some individual players who'll step forward even more than we might guess now.
But here, I want to talk about two players who, in some ways, have a lot in common. They are both seniors who for their first three seasons were in the shadow of an All-American a year older than them. They are both emotionally intense athletes; the kind whose kettles can go from low-boil to screaming pretty quickly ... and yet, away from the heat of competition, they revert to off-court personalities that are opposite. One is happy-go-lucky and extroverted; the other is quiet, laid back and introspective.
Both will have the same challenge and opportunity this season: Most people expect their teams won't be as good as they were last year. And this is their chance to show how much weight they can carry.
Both start their seasons Friday: Kendra Wecker leads Kansas State at home against Wyoming and Janel McCarville, her broken left hand mended, will be back for Minnesota as it faces Arkansas State in Minneapolis.
Kansas State's Nicole Ohlde and Minnesota's Lindsay Whalen were the biggest names for their teams the past three years and both had outstanding WNBA rookie seasons this summer. Now it's time to see how their replacements as team stars do.
McCarville, a 6-foot-2 center from Stevens Point, Wis., missed the Gophers' two exhibition games and the WBCA Classic at Washington. There, Minnesota beat Mountain West Conference preseason favorite UNLV 77-69 but lost to the host Huskies 72-67.
With McCarville back, of course, Minnesota is a far different team. She made her case as an elite center quite powerfully last March and April. Who else in the history of the women's NCAA Tournament has looked as jaw-droppingly dominant as she did on the boards for such a sustained stretch?
Along with that, people saw her "finesse" skills, which are so creative and natural you know that this is somebody who was just born to play entertaining basketball. The knock, if you will, on McCarville was always that she'd let anger get the best of her on court and that she didn't work as hard as she needed to off court. But last season, McCarville showed the heart, fire and determination that elevated her to the Kodak All-America team and helped the Gophers make the Final Four.
And people found out about McCarville the person. They read how her mom, Bonnie, was battling cancer and considered her "little girl" -- the youngest of five children -- an amazing joy in her life. (The report from Minnesota is that Bonnie McCarville is doing well now.) Folks discovered what a funny, interesting kid McCarville was.
But as great as it was to see Minnesota's run through the NCAA Tournament last season, part of it cost everyone a chance to see someone else at her best: Wecker.
In one of the selection committee's biggest blunders last season, Kansas State as a No. 2 seed was treated like yesterday's garbage. The Wildcats were sent to the guillotine of playing the first and second rounds at Minnesota's Williams Arena. It's the kind of thing that would never happen in men's basketball and shouldn't still be happening in the women's game.
For Wecker, a 5-11 forward of great power and versatility, it was an extremely painful night against the Gophers. She fouled out of the second-round loss with 7 minutes, 15 seconds left and scored just eight points. Of course, the year before, she also struggled in the NCAA second round -- and that was on the Wildcats' home court. Wecker had 10 points in the 2003 loss to Notre Dame.
A hard truth about sports is that players sometimes are judged on a few highlighted games and not their sum total of excellence. Which is why Wecker fans -- who are spread throughout the entirety of Big 12 country -- hope to see her finally receive her due this season.
Wecker didn't get Big 12 freshman of the year honors in 2002 despite leading all league rookies in scoring and rebounding. Instead it went to Texas' Heather Schreiber.
Wecker's sophomore season, she was even better. She established herself as a 3-point threat while still playing power forward. She led the Wildcats in scoring that season, but Ohlde won Big 12 player of the year and made the Kodak All-American team. Last season, Ohlde got those same honors again -- and the truth is they could just as well have gone to Wecker.
But Wecker has dealt very well with all of that. She and Ohlde are both north-central Kansas natives, good friends with similar roots -- they are in fact, related going way back on their mothers' sides of their families. Wecker has never been anything but complimentary of Ohlde. As Missouri coach Cindy Stein put it, "Wecker is an unbelievable player, but the other big thing about her is she's a really great teammate."
Wecker loves being part of a team, even though her athleticism has always made her stand out. It brought her national attention at age 12 in 1995, when she became the first girl to make the finals of the NFL's Punt, Pass and Kick competition. She finished second -- and is still a bit irritated about shanking her punt, which cost her first place -- and made a commercial for the NFL.
Back then, she couldn't grasp what the fuss was about. She was just playing football, the sport she loved most and ruled on the playgrounds of her hometown of Marysville, Kan. But thanks to Wecker opening a door, now millions of girls have competed in PP&K.
Wecker has spent her whole life being a phenom in the small-town Midwest landscape, where there's still a lot of social pressure in regard to how talented girls, especially, are "supposed" to act. They're always expected to be humble, friendly and approachable. And Wecker always is.
She sometimes likes to be alone for hours, just playing her guitar or watching TV or thinking. But when she needs to be "KENDRA WECKER!" for the adoring children at Bramlage Coliseum or the beaming old folks who see her in Wal-Mart, she does that, too.
Kansas State senior guard Laurie Koehn knows both Wecker and McCarville . She and Wecker started playing AAU ball
together when they were youngsters, and they've been roommates/housemates in college. Koehn and McCarville were roommates when they played together on the U.S. Pan Am Games team in 2003.
"They're not very much alike ... Janel is very outgoing, is never quiet and Kendra is more reserved, likes to be by herself more," Koehn said.
"Whereas with Janel, if you want a moment by yourself, you're not going to get it if she's your roommate. It's always 'What are you doing? Where are you going?' constantly. She's hilarious, one of the most fun people I've ever been around."
But where they are alike, Koehn said, is in competitiveness. Koehn talks about teaching McCarville how to play a card game when they were at the Pan Am Games in Cuba, then pairing with her against U.S. teammates Turner of UConn and Iciss Tillis of Duke.
"Janel didn't know what she was doing very well, and she kept underbidding her hand -- really bad," Koehn said, cracking up. "So we were underbidding like crazy -- not on purpose -- and they got really mad and ended up throwing the cards down and leaving. And Janel's like, 'What? What's wrong?' She had no idea.
"And then she got mad, too, and I was trying to calm her down. Kendra's like that, too -- when it comes to competitive stuff, they both can get pretty hot. But, really, they're both very nice people."
And like anyone who has watched them play, Koehn's excited to see this season as a stage for them.
"Janel is a total stud. And so is Kendra," Koehn said. "Definitely, this should be a really big year for those two."
Mechelle Voepel is a regular contributor to ESPN.com's women's basketball coverage.


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The Hen or the Egg.
At the end of Akbars Durbar, a pandit came to the court & said he wanted to question him. Akbar was tired & told Birbal: Please answer the pandits questions fast. I want to end this Durbar.
The pandit said: Ill give you a choice. You can either answer one difficult or a hundred easy ones.
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Pandit: Which came first, the hen or the egg.
Birbal: the hen, of course!
Pandit: How can you be so sure?
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HTC Corp has just announced that Chairwoman Cher Wang has taken over the role of Chief Executive Officer, replacing Peter Chou, who has been CEO of the company since co-founding it with Wang and H.T. Cho in 1997.
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HTC partners Valve to bring new VR headset into the gaming market
HTC revealed at its pre-MWC 2015 event earlier today that it's partnering with Valve to bring a new VR headset into the gaming market.
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HTC One M9 official images and specs leaked
Just days before its official unveiling on 1st March at MWC in Barcelona, official images and specs of HTC's upcoming flagship One M9 have been leaked online. According to the leak, the One M9 will sport a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 2GHz octa-core processor, 3GB RAM and 32GB storage.
Tuesday, 10 Feb 2015
Rumor: HTC-branded tablet coming this year, will be based on Google Nexus 9
Tipster @upleaks claims that HTC is working on its own tablet based on the design of the Google Nexus 9, but it is unlikely to be announced in this quarter.
Monday, 2 Feb 2015
HTC senior exec finds iPhone "terribly boring", wants something "more stunning"
Jeff Gordon, HTC's senior global online communications manager, shared his views on Apple's recent quarter earnings report on Twitter and also took the chance to take a swipe at the iPhone.
Wednesday, 21 Jan 2015
Alleged photos of HTC One (M9) leaked, reveals same design with new rear camera
We might be looking at the first two images of HTC's upcoming One flagship smartphone, which is expected to retain a similar design with a new 20.7-megapixel rear camera sensor. Hit the link to find out more!
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HTC to launch next flagship smartphone on March 1 at MWC 2015
HTC just sent out media invites to an event on March 1 at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015 where it is expected to unveil the next generation HTC One flagship smartphone.
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I'm back to work but the doc said I should take 10 days, so my body is not happy w/ me lol.
Actually the last time I posted was in like Feb of 2012 lol. But I was updating my pic across a couple sites so figured I'd just tie some of my accounts together. And I've been using it since a friend of mine is fond of hangouts. I honestly don't like it that much. I'm more a fan of FB.
The circles are confusing as hell and people are being added/removed...or at least notifications are being sent/shown when I'm not touching them lol. And the same thing is happening for me when it comes to other people's circles...is weird lol.
I'm doing all right. Things are moving along. =)
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Even though many campaigns for seats in the August elections have begun, actual filing for those offices doesn't begin until Feb. 28.
Many offices in Pulaski County will be open this election season including sheriff, which is currently held by Pulaski County Sheriff J.B. King. King has already announced his intentions to retire and will not be seeking re-election, opening the door for several people to declare candidacy.
Bill Farnham's term as Eastern District Commissioner will be up and that seat will be open for contest along with Rick Zweerink's Western District Commissioner seat.
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Jamie O'Neal Covers the Classics
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Jamie O'Neal is set to release her first new studio album in five years, on which she'll be taking on some of country's classic tunes. The album, appropriately titled Eternal, hits stores and Internet outlets on March 18.
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The bonus track, "Wide Awake," is the sole original song on the album. "I grew up listening to these songs and was shaped by the artists who originally made them famous," Jamie noted in a release about Eternal. "It was an honor and a challenge to record these wonderful songs. There's also a bonus track that fans have been asking me to record."
Jamie, whose hits include "There Is No Arizona" and "When I Think About Angels," will be touring around the country to promote the new record.
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- Help Me Make It Through the Night
- One Day I Walk
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- Born to Run
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26 Sep. 2010Elementary School Musical
While Homer and Bart accompany Krusty to Oslo so he can receive the Nobel Peace Prize, Marge enrolls Lisa for a week in performing arts camp.
3 Oct. 2010Loan-a Lisa
Lisa uses the $50 she receives from Grandpa to give Nelson a microloan to jump-start his bicycle business, but soon comes to regret the decision.
10 Oct. 2010MoneyBart
Lisa takes over as manager of Bart's baseball team and uses statistical analysis to build a winner, but she takes all of the fun out of it and causes Bart to quit the team.
7 Nov. 2010Treehouse of Horror XXI
A Satanic board game causes other popular board games to come to life, Homer and Marge rescue a possible killer and let him on their boat, and a parody of "Twilight" where Lisa falls for a young vampire.
14 Nov. 2010Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life
When Lisa discovers that Marge was also a model student, she tries to find out where everything changed so that she doesn't repeat her mistakes. Meanwhile, a series of chance accidents cause Bart to replace Nelson as school bully.
21 Nov. 2010The Fool Monty
After Mr. Burns finds out that he is dying, he has an accident and loses his memory, and all the townspeople use the situation to get their revenge on him.
28 Nov. 2010How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window?
Bart adopts a carrier pigeon, but Santa's Little Helper eats it.
5 Dec. 2010The Fight Before Christmas
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Springfield, but while Marge gets in the holiday spirit, it's bah humbug for the rest of the family. Disappointed that she is alone spreading the holiday cheer, Marge sends a letter to Martha Clause to help her save the family Christmas. Martha comes to the rescue and transforms the house into the North Pole chalet Marge has always dreamed of, but when the family is noticeably absent from the perfectly trimmed holiday home, she realizes that it's Homer and the kids who make the holidays special. Meanwhile, the Simpsons ...
12 Dec. 2010Donnie Fatso
Homer goes to prison after attempting to get out of a series of fines with a bribe, but agrees to a reduced sentence by informing on Fat Tony for the FBI.
9 Jan. 2011Moms I'd Like to Forget
After Bart discovers that he has the same hand scar as a fifth grader, Marge becomes inspired to reunite with a group of old friends from Bart's "Mommy and Me" class.
16 Jan. 2011Flaming Moe
With Smithers' help, Moe renovates his bar to cater to the "regular" gay crowd, but refuses to tell the clientèle that he's straight. Meanwhile, principal Skinner has a crush on the free-spirited new music teacher.
23 Jan. 2011Homer the Father
After taking parenting advice from a 1980s sitcom, Homer refuses to get Bart a new dirt bike, so Bart decides to sell nuclear secrets to the Chinese to get one.
13 Feb. 2011The Blue and the Gray
After visiting a seminar to help boost his confidence around women, Moe employs Homer as his wing man only to find Homer has more luck with the ladies than he does, meanwhile Marge finds her first gray hair.
20 Feb. 2011Angry Dad: The Movie
Bart's "Angry Dad" character gets his own movie. But when the movie starts winning awards, Bart gets angry because Homer tries to hog all the credit.
6 Mar. 2011The Scorpion's Tale
Lisa's school project leads to the discovery of a new drug that makes the elderly less cranky and more tolerable.
13 Mar. 2011A Midsummer's Nice Dream
After Tommy Chong walks away from the Cheech & Chong reunion tour, Homer goes on the road as his replacement. Meanwhile, Marge tries to help the cat lady with her hoarding problem.
27 Mar. 2011Love Is a Many Strangled Thing
The tables are turned for Homer and Bart after a therapist cures Homer of his violent tendencies toward the boy.
10 Apr. 2011The Great Simpsina
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Dear Conservation Friends,
The Arizona Legislature has been in session 110 days and the end is nowhere in sight. Legislators again took a long weekend, meaning they are out of the Capitol and no damage can be done until Tuesday. They can't leave until they get a budget and the only thing happening with it is the proliferation of rumors. No one seems to have a clue on how to move beyond the impasse over the Medicaid expansion. There will be several more weeks of updates, I fear.
HB2404 NOW: building codes; energy efficiency (Carter) was put on to a Senate Third Read calendar at the last minute this week and passed 16-2-2. Representative Carter concurred on the Senate amendments (the striker and floor amendment), so the bill could be on the House Final Read Calendar as early as Tuesday. This bill prohibits local government from adopting more energy efficient building codes, which is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce energy use and save ratepayers money.
For more information on some of the bills we are tracking, look below or you can view our Legislative Tracker. The Legislative Tracker has a technical glitch right now and I cannot get it to update. I hope to have it resolved shortly.
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SCR1006 initiative petitions; filing date (Reagan) refers to the ballot a measure to move the filing date for petition signatures back from four months before the election to May 1. This gives people two fewer months to collect signatures and the Legislature more time to mess with citizen initiatives. OPPOSE. It awaits action in the House Rules Committee.
SCR1019 initiative; referendum; signature allocation (Reagan) requires signatures for a ballot measure to be collected from at least five counties and says that a minimum of 25 percent must be collected from other than Maricopa and Pima counties. This would make it nearly impossible to put measures on the ballot. OPPOSE. It awaits action in the House Rules Committee.
HB2007 ballot measures; proposition 105 disclosure (Ugenti) requires that any campaign literature, publicity pamphlet, and the ballot include language that says ". . .THIS MEASURE MAY NOT BE CHANGED IN THE FUTURE IF APPROVED ON THE BALLOT EXCEPT BY A THREE-FOURTHS VOTE OF THE LEGISLATURE AND THE CHANGE FURTHERS THE PURPOSE OF THE ORIGINAL BALLOT MEASURE, OR BY REFERRING THE CHANGE TO THE BALLOT."(With Rules Amendment) There are still inaccuracies in this brief statement, even with the Rules amendment, including that the measure can be changed by referring the change to the ballot. Referring a measure to the ballot changes nothing. The measure must be APPROVED BY THE VOTERS. This measure will not better inform voters, but is clearly intended to confuse, erect additional impediments, and to discourage citizen initiatives. OPPOSE. It awaits action in the Senate Committee of the Whole. This may get added to HB2305 in Conference Committee.
HB2485 health and safety audit privilege (Carter, Stevens: Barton, et al.) was signed by Governor Brewer this week. It provides a "privilege" (aka secrecy) for violations of health and safety laws and harm that has resulted from them. This was not surprising, but disappointing nonetheless. As we have noted previously, apparently APS has a lot it wants to hide as it was primary driver of this legislation. OPPOSE. It was signed and will become law 90 days after the Legislature adjourns.
HB2621 fund; state parks; roads; fee (Escamilla,
Cardenas, Contreras, et al.) establishes an optional fee when you register your
vehicle. The fee would help fund the state parks system, although would not
provide a sustainable fund for parks. We need a dedicated funding source to
really help our park system, but this is a good start. SUPPORT. It awaits action in the Senate Committee of the Whole.
|To call your legislators, click on Member Roster and find their phone numbers. If you're outside the Phoenix area, you can call your legislators' offices toll free at 1-800-352-8404. In the Phoenix area call (602) 926-3559 (Senate) or (602) 926-4221 (House) and ask to connect with your legislators.


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As of right now we have 3 picks in next year's draft.
Worst of Den/NYK pick, so realistically something around the 8-15 range.
Our own, and with no changes that'll be around the 15-21 range.
and the Clippers pick which should be 26-30.
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The Workers Unite! Film Festival is a non-for-profit organization intended to publicize and highlight the struggles, successes and daily lives of all workers in their efforts to unite and organize for better living conditions and social justice through student and professional films. This year marks its 4th consecutive year, and will showcase 45 films in 21 days—from May 7th to 27th. Opening night is May 8th at Cinema Village.
The New York City Community Garden Coalition marched the steps of City Hall to protest the lack of transparency and community involvement in issuing an RFQ to developers to build affordable housing on "vacant" lots throughout the 5 boroughs that are actually thriving, active community gardens.
PS3 will be hosting it's very first Holiday Bazaar open to the entire community on Saturday, December 13th, 11am - 4pm. Shop artisanal gifts for the whole family, indulge in delicious baked goods at the PS3 Cafe and dance the day away with music from a live DJ! This is a great way to support local businesses and celebrate PS3 and it's community.
Over the past three years a small community of introspective frontier feminists have been gathering on intensive retreats to discuss and dissect the tenets of what it means to be a modern feminist. Presented by The Hole, "Future Feminism" is an exhibition collectively realized by Antony, Kembra Pfahler, Johanna Constantine, Bianca Casady and Sierra Casady. It realizes their reflective journeys into 13 tenets, articulating their meditations on modern feminist thinking. (Running September 11—27, 2014)
On July 17th, Housing Works Soho Shop will be transformed into an art gallery with a special opening featuring donated pieces from artist friends including Jemima Kirke (Girls), Scooter LaForge and Mel Odom as well as a curated collection donated from generous New Yorkers own collections, volunteers and staff.
Games, performances, interactive experiments, and the great outdoors combine for a full-day science extravaganza. Installations and activities from more than 50 organizations will focus on our three themes: space, weather, and robots. There's so much to explore: cutting-edge science experiments on the International Space Station, Mars rovers, extreme weather simulations, and robots that might someday live in your house, to name a few!
Janet Gorzegno continues to explore richly evocative images combining the poetic and the mystical. Her work, on exhibit through June 14th, shows the recurring motif of these intimately-scaled gouache paintings as the human head, serene and stilled, as if caught between thought and action. These luminous images test the visual tension between abstraction – with its vivid geometries and colors – and naturalistic portrayal. They offer a visual metaphor for meditative states and the space of dreams.
On May 15th Take Steps for Crohn's & Colitis, a family friendly community walk dedicated to raising awareness and mission-critical funds for cures for digestive diseases. In the past five years alone, they have succeeded in bringing together over 100,000 people and raised close to $40 million to help further CCFA's mission. 80 cents of every dollar raised goes towards breakthrough research, public and professional education, and patient support services in communities across the nation.


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priesthood to his death in 1890 at age 38.
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The seven-unit apartment property in City Heights at 4139 43rd St., San Diego 92105, has been sold for $960,000.
The buyer was HNG Investment LLC, a California limited liability company, 19639 Pilario St., Rowland Heights 91748. Philip Lin Ngo is the sole manager of HNG.
The sellers were William H. Burks and Lynne Chau D. Burks, co-trustees of the Burks Family Trust. The sellers took back a trust deed for $540,000.
The two-story, approximately 4,862-square-foot apartment was constructed on a 6,199-square-foot lot in 1980.
The apartment consists of eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
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