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January is... January is named after Janus, the Roman God of two faces, one that looks back to the past and the other that looks forward to the future. January 1 in Pop Culture History January 1st is both the furthest away and closest day to December 31st. 4713 BC - Julian Calendar day #1, according to Joseph Justus Scaliger's cycle of 7980 years. 46 BC - The Julian calendar began, and was used widespread until 1582. 1622 - January 1st became the start of the "new Year" (it was March 25 for a long time prior) 1788 - The Times of London newspaper began publication. 1801 - Great Britain, Scotland and Ireland unite, founding the "United Kingdom" 1818 - Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus was published (anonymously) in London. (500 copies were made) 1862 - U.S. income tax began, with 3% of incomes over $600, 5% of incomes over $10,000. 1863 - The 'Emancipation Proclamation' issued by Abraham Lincoln 1886 - 1st Tournament of Roses took place in Pasadena, California 1896 - German scientist Wilhelm Röntgen announced his discovery of X-rays. 1908 - 1st New Year's ball drop at Times Square, NYC 1910 - The Hydrox "biscuit bonbon," a chocolate sandwich cookie with creme filling, was introduced. Oreos came out in 1912. 1915 - Aspirin was made available for the first time in tablet form. The pills were manufactured by Bayer pharmaceuticals, and had been available in powder form before that. 1928 - The 21-story Milam Building was the first air-conditioned, high-rise office building in the United States (San Antonio, TX) 1925 - 1st Sugar Bowl and 1st Orange Bowl 1936 - The Herald Tribune of New York began microfilming the latest issues, becoming the first US newspaper to make a current record of its publication. 1946 - ENIAC, the first U.S. computer was completed. It was built at the Moore School of Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1948 - The first motion picture 'newsreel' in color was taken at the Tournament of Roses and the Rose Bowl Game, Pasadena, California. 1954 - NBC broadcasted Pasadena's Rose Bowl parade, for the first time in color. 1960 - US population: 179,245,000 1962 - The Rose Bowl game on NBC was the first coast-to-coast color television broadcast of a college football game in the US. 1964 - Tops of the Pops first aired on BBC 1966 - "Caution Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health" warning started appearing on cigarettes. 1971 - Cigarette television ads cease. 1985 - VH1 debuted on US cable 1985 - The AT&T monopoly was broken up into seven companies: Ameritech, Bell Atlantic, BellSouth, NYNEX, Pacific Telesis, Southwestern Bell and US West. 1995- The History Channel was launched 1995 - The last syndicated "Far Side" by cartoonist Gary Larson appeared. (started in 1985) 1997 - U.S. television networks adopted a ratings system for programming similar to the one used for motion pictures. 1997 - The Emergency Broadcast System was replaced by the Emergency Alert System 1999- The Biography channel and DIY channels were introduced 2008 - CourtTV was rebranded as TruTV 2011 - Discovery Health Channel became The Oprah Winfrey Network. 2014 -The manufacture and importing of the common 40-watt and 60-watt general service incandescent lamps was ended under the deadline set by the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007. January 2 in Pop Culture History 1818 - The British Institution of Civil Engineers was founded. 1839 - First known picture of the moon was taken by Louis Daguerre. 1834 - Pennsylvania opened its state liquor stores. 1870 - Construction began on the Brooklyn Bridge to cross the East River, in New York City. 1938 - Book publisher Simon and Schuster founded. 1947 - Mahatma Gandhi's march for peace in East-Bengali. 1959 - U.S.S.R. launches Mechta, Luna 1, for first lunar fly-by and first solar orbit. 1960 - John Reynolds set the age of solar system at 4,950,000,000 years (so in 2016, it became 4,950,000,056 years old) 1970 - Official US population is 203,302,031 people. 1974 - 55 MPH speed limit was imposed by the Richard Nixon administration. 2008 - Oil reached $100 per barrel for the first time. January 3 in Pop Culture History 1777 - Washington defeated the British at Battle of Princeton, NJ 1847 - Yerba Buena renamed San Francisco 1871 - Oleomargarine was patented (#110626) by Henry Bradley in Binghamton, NY 1919 - Professor Ernest Rutherford succeeded in splitting the atom. He split nitrogen atoms into oxygen atoms. 1920 - New York Yankees purchased Babe Ruth from Red Sox for $125,000 1924 - British egyptologist Howard Carter finds sarcophagus of Tutankhamen (King Tut) 1938 - March of Dimes was established 1951 - Dragnet premiered on NBC 1959 - Alaska was admitted as 49th US state 1970 - Jon Pertwee made his first appearance as the Third Doctor in the Doctor Who episode Spearhead from Space. It also marks the first time that the series was broadcast in color. (colour in the UK) 1973 - George Steinbrenner III bought the Yankees from CBS for $12 million 1977 - Apple Computers incorporated 1977 - Holly Hallstrom joined Janice Pennington and Dian Parkinson as a showcase model on The Price is Right 1979 - The USA cable network was founded 1983 - Plinko was added as a Pricing Game for the series The Price Is Right 1987 - Unsolved Mysteries premiered (as a special) on NBC 1987 - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducted the 1st female artist, the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin 1991 - First television sets to feature closed-caption display are introduced in the U.S. 1993 - ABC and CBS simultaneously broadcast their own movies based on the Amy Fisher story with ABC's starring Drew Barrymore and CBS's starring Alyssa Milano. NBC had already beaten the other networks airing their own version about six days prior. 1997 - Bryant Gumbel anchored his last episode of the Today Show. January 4 in Pop Culture History 1865 - The New York Stock Exchange opened its first permanent headquarters at 10-12 Broad near Wall Street in New York City. 1896 - Utah became the 45th State. 1902 - The Carnegie Institute of Washington was founded. 1903 - Thomas Edison filmed the electrocution of a murdering elephant, Topsy, to show the dangers of Alternating Current electricity. 1936 - Billboard magazine published its 1st music hit parade 1940 - Edwin H. Armstrong demonstrated the first "network" relay of an FM radio broadcast through several stations from Yonkers, NY, to Alpine, NJ, to Meriden, CT, and Paxton, MA to Mount Washington. 1958 - Sea Hunt premiered, in syndication 1958 - Russian Sputnik I, the first man-made object to orbit the earth, fell back into the atmosphere and disintegrated, after 92 days in space. 1965 - US President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaims his "Great Society" during his State of the Union address. 1971 - Congressional Black Caucus was founded 1975 - Elizabeth Ann Seton became the first US-born saint. 1980 - The Unuted States boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics 1986 - Phil Lynott, frontman for Brit rockers Thin Lizzy died from heart failure from pneumonia complications. 1988 - Nick Jr. programming started on Nickelodeon 1995 - Newt Gingrich became Speaker of the US House of Representatives. 1999 - Former professional wrestler Jesse Ventura was sworn in as governor of Minnesota. 2007 - Nancy Pelosi was elected Speaker of the US House of Representatives. January 5 in Pop Culture History 1905 - The National Association of Audubon Society incorporated. 1914 - The Ford Motor Company announced an eight-hour workday and that it would pay a "living wage" of at least $5 for a day's labor. 1933 - San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge construction began 1945 - Pepe LePew debuted in Warner Brother's "Odor-able Kitty" 1949 - President Harry S Truman labeled his administration the "Fair Deal" 1957 - Dodgers' Jackie Robinson retired rather than be traded to New York Giants 1971 - Former boxing heavyweight champion "Sonny" Liston's (36) corpse found (he probably died Dec 30, 1970) 1998 - Vandals decapitated Copenhagen's Little Mermaid 1970 - All My Children premiered on ABC 1991 - Blossom debuted on NBC 1995 - Daytime soap opera All My Children celebrated its 25th anniversary January 6 in Pop Culture History 1838 - Samuel Morse made the 1st public demonstration of telegraph in New Jersey. 1839 - The Night of the Big Wind swept across Ireland, damaging or destroying more than 20% of the houses in Dublin. 1854 - Sherlock Holmes' Birthday 1912 - New Mexico became the 47th state. 1941 - FDR gave his "4 Freedoms" speech (speech, worship, from want and from fear) 1957 - Elvis Presley made his 7th (and final) appearance on Ed Sullivan Show 1973 - ABC's Schoolhouse Rock debuted with Multiplication Rock 1974 - In response to the 1973 oil crisis, daylight saving time began nearly four months early in the United States. 1994 - Olympic Ice skater Nancy Kerrigan was attacked when Tonya Harding's husband and bodyguard hired Shane Stant to break her legs. Kerrgan finished in second place, Harding in 8th for the event. 1996 - Blizzard of 1996 January 7 in Pop Culture History 1714 - The world's first patent (#395) for a "Machine for Transcribing Letters" was granted in England by Queen Anne to Henry Mill. This first planned typewriter was never actually produced. 1800 - US President Millard Fillmore, born January 7, 1800 in Cayuga County, New York, died on March 8, 1874 in Buffalo, New York. 1830 - The 1st U.S. Railroad Station opened in Baltimore, MD 1927 - Commercial telephone service, via radio, began between New York and London. 1929 - Drawn by Hal Foster, Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan comic strip 1st appeared 1929 - Buck Rogers, illustrate by Dick Calkins, appeared in newspaper comics. 1927 - The Harlem Globtrotters played their first game in Hinkley, Ill. 1934 - Alex Raymond's 'Flash Gordon' comic strip debuted in newspapers across the United States. 1948 - Thomas Mantell reported seeing a UFO over Kentucky 1962 - The Avengers premiered in ITV, in the UK 1966 - Gene Kiniski defeated long-time wrestling champ Lou Thesz to become NWA champion. 1980 - President Jimmy Carter authorized legislation giving $1.5 billion in loans to bail out the Chrysler Corporation. 1990 - The Leaning Tower of Piza was closed, citing safety concerns, and after some repairs, reopened on June 16, 2001 2004 - The Apprentice premiered on NBC January 8 in Pop Culture History 1790 - George Washington gave the first 'State of the Union' message, urging the opening of the US Patent Office. 1815 - Andrew Jackson won the "Battle of New Orleans" 1835 - The United States' official debt was $0.00. 1889 - Dr. Herman Hollerith received the 1st U.S. patent for a tabulating machine, technically this was the first computer patent! 1918 - Mississippi was the 1st state to ratify 18th amendment (prohibition) 1963 - Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa was exhibited in the United States for the first time, at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. 1964 - US President Lyndon Johnson declared 'War on Poverty' 1987 - Dow Jones closed above 2,000 for 1st time (2,002.25) 1996 - Jacques Cousteau's Calypso was accidentally rammed by a barge and sank in Singapore Harbour. It was raised, and is now a museum in France. 2002 - President George W. Bush signs into law the bi-partisan No Child Left Behind Act. January 9 in Pop Culture History 1788 - Connecticut became the 5th state in the US. 1793 - Jean Pierre Blanchard made the first successful balloon flight in the United States, from Philadelphia, PA to Woodbury, NJ. 1857 (Earthquake) Fort Tejon, California 1913 - US President Richard Nixon, born January 9, 1913 in Yorba Linda, California, died on April 22, 1994 in New York, New York. 1947 - Elizabeth "Betty" Short, AKA the Black Dahlia, was last seen alive. 1951 - Life After Tomorrow, 1st film to receive an "X" rating, premiered in London... 'X' ratings at that time were not the same as today - through 1951-1970 - it meant the film was for viewers over 16. 1956 - Abigail Van Buren's "Dear Abby" column 1st appeared in newspaper syndication. 1960 - Severus Snape's Birthday 1984 - Wendy's "Where's The Beef" commercials with Clara Peller began 1996- 3rd Rock From The Sun debuted on NBC 1997 - Antiques Roadshow debuted on PBS 2000 - Malcom in the Middle premiered on FX 2007 - Apple's iPhone was unveiled. 2011 - Bob's Burgers premiered on FOX January 10 in Pop Culture History 1863 - London's Metropolitan, the world's first underground passenger railway, opened. 1870 - John D. Rockefeller incorporates Standard Oil. It is now part of ExxonMobil. 1899 - The US patent (#617592) was issued for an "Electric Device," invented by David Misell, which was manufactured as the first tubular "Flash Light" by Conrad Hubert at his American Electrical Novelty and Manufacturing Company. 1901 - The first major discovery of oil in Texas was made at Spindletop, near Beaumont. 1920 - The League of Nations was established. 1927 - Fritz Lang's Metropolis premiered in Germany. 1946 - The United Nations General Assembly met for the 1st time in London. 1949 - The 7-inch '45' PRM record was introduced, by RCA. The blue-colored vinyl played a promo in English on one side and Spanish on the other. 1955 - Inherit the Wind opened on Broadway at the National Theater 1983 - Fraggle Rock premiered on HBO 1990 - Time Warner was formed by the merger of Time Inc. and Warner Communications. 1999 - The Sopranos debuted on HBO 2010 - FOX announced that Simon Cowell would depart from American Idol in May in order to launch a US version of X Factor in Fall 2011, also on FOX January 11 in Pop Culture History Today is also Stomp in a Puddle and Splash Your Friends Day (weather permitting) 1693 (Earthquake) Sicily, Italy 1908 - The Grand Canyon National Monument was created. 1922 - Leonard Thompson (1908-35) was the first person to receive an injection of insulin as a treatment for diabetes. 1927 - Louis B. Mayer, head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), announced the creation of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, at a banquet in Los Angeles, California. 1949 - It snowed in Los Angeles for the first time (that we know of) 1964 - US Surgeon General Dr. Luther Leonidas Terry, M.D., published the first governmental report saying that smoking may be hazardous to health. 1973 - Major League Baseball owners voted to approve of the American League adopting the designated hitter position. 1995 - The WB Television Network was launched. January 12 in Pop Culture History 1906 - Dow Jones closes over 100 for the 1st time. 1926 - Original Sam 'n' Henry premiered on WGN (Chicago) radio and later renamed Amos 'n' Andy in 1928. 1959 - Motown Records was formed in Detroit. 1965 - 'Hullabaloo' premiered on NBC. 1966 - ABC's 'Batman' television series premiered. 1967 - Dr. James Bedford was the first person to be cryonically preserved with intent of future resuscitation. He is still frozen at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation. 1971 - All In The Family aired for the first time on CBS 1988 - Dynasty debuted on ABC 1997 - King Of The Hill made its premiere 1998 - The game SuperBall! was played for the last time on The Price Is Right 2001 - National Geographic Channel debuted American cable 2001 - Lizzie McGuire premiered on The Disney Channel 2006 - A stampede during the Stoning of the Devil ritual on the last day at the Hajj in Mina, Saudi Arabia, killed at least 362 Muslim pilgrims. 2010 (Earthquake) Port-au-Prince, Haiti January 13 in Pop Culture History 1863 - Thomas Crapper invented the portable toilet. 1888 - National Geographic Society was founded in Washington, D.C. 1930 - Disney's 'Mickey Mouse' newspaper strip first appeared. 1906 - The 1st radio set advertised (Telimco for $7.50 in Scientific American) 1959 - Motown Records is formed in Detroit. 1962 - Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors scored 73 points against Chicago 1966 - Tabitha was born on ABC's Bewitched. The episode titled, "And Then There Were Three." 1967 - US patent (#3359678) was issued to the Wham-O Mfg. Company for their improvement of the Frisbee. 1969 - Dick York collapsed on the set of Bewitched and is rushed to the hospital. He resigned from the show due to his persistent back injury (started in 1959) and was replaced by Dick Sargent. 1978 - United States Food and Drug Administration began requiring all blood donations to be labeled "paid" or "volunteer" donors. 1986 - Johnny Cash performed his famous Folsom County Jail show. 2005 - US Surgeon General, Richard H. Carmona, issued a national health advisory to warn the public about the risks of breathing indoor radon. January 14 in Pop Culture History 1794 - Elizabeth Hog Bennett became the first woman in the US to successfully give birth to a child by a Cesarean section. Her husband, Dr. Jesse Bennett performed the operation. 1878 - U.S. Supreme Court rules that race separation on trains is unconstitutional 1914 - Henry Ford opened his assembly-line Model-T factory 1952 - NBC's 'Today Show' debuted. 1954 - NY Yankee Joe DiMaggio married actress Marilyn Monroe. 1954 - The Hudson Motor Car Company merged with Nash-Kelvinator Corporation forming the American Motors Corporation. 1967 - The Summer of Love took place, starting at San Francisco's 'The Human Be-In.' 1972 - NBC's 'Sanford and Son' debuted, with host Dave Garroway. 1973 - The Miami Dolphins complete the first undefeated season by winning Superbowl VII. 1973 - Elvis Presley's Aloha From Hawaii Special, was seen by over 1 billion viewers. Since it was on the same day as Superbowl VII, it was shown later (April 3, 1973) in the US 1978 - Fantasy Island premiered on CBS 1981 - FCC ends limitation on TV commercials. 1990 - 'The Simpsons' premiered on Fox. January 15 in Pop Culture History 1759 - The British Museum, in Bloomsbury, London, the world's oldest public national museum, opened to the public. 1861 - The Steam elevator was patented by Elisha Otis. 1863 - Woodpulp paper was first used in the US for a printed newspaper by the Boston Morning Herald of Boston. 1870 - The Donkey was 1st used as symbol of Democratic Party, in Harper's Weekly, drawn by Thomas Nast. 1889 - The Coca-Cola Company, then known as the Pemberton Medicine Company, was incorporated in Atlanta. 1895 - Tchaikovsky's ballet "Swan Lake" premiered in St. Petersburg. 1919 - The Boston Molasses Disaster - a huge vat of molasses broke open at the Purity Distilling Company and flooded a Boston neighborhood. 21 were killed. 1936 - The first building to be completely covered in glass, two stories built for the Owens-Illinois Glass Company, was completed in Toledo, Ohio. 1951 - The US Supreme Court ruled that "clear and present danger" of incitement to riot is not protected speech and can be a cause for arrest. 1955 - The Benny Hill Show debuted on the BBC 1967 - The inaugural Super Bowl was simulcast on CBS and NBC. The National Football League (NFL) champion Green Bay Packers defeated the American Football League (AFL) champion Kansas City Chiefs by the score of 35-10. 1967 - The Rolling Stones appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show, and did not sing "Let's Spend Some time Together" as planned. 1969 - The first docking of two manned spacecraft took place between the Soviet Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5. 1974 - 'Happy Days' debuted on ABC. 1975 - Space Mountain opened at Disney World (Florida) 1977 - The Coneheads debuted on NBC's 'Saturday Night Live'. Also, Bill Murray joined the cast of SNL, replacing Chevy Chase 1978 - Superbowl XII aired on CBS, the first night-time Superbowl 1981 - 'Hill Street Blues' premiered on NBC. 1983 - Thom Syles kept a life saver intact in his mouth for over 7 hours. 1988 - Jimmy 'The Greek' Snyder made a racist remark about black athletes - He said that the black athlete was "bred to be the better athlete because, this goes all the way to the Civil War when ... the slave owner would breed his big woman so that he would have a big black kid." 2001 - Bob The Builder premiered on Nick Jr 2001- Wikipedia debuted online. 2009 - US Airways flight 1549 landed safely in the Hudson River, NY, thanks to Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger. January 16 in Pop Culture History 1547 - Ivan the Terrible crowned himself 1st Tsar of Moscow. 1581 - The English Parliament outlawed Roman Catholicism. 1605 - The first edition of El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha (Book One of Don Quixote) by Miguel de Cervantes was published in Madrid, Spain. 1776 - The U.S. Continental Congress approved the enlistment of free men for the rebellion. 1894 - Theodore Witte of Chilliwhack, British Columbia, was issued a U.S. patent (#512930) for a "Puttying-Tool" (the first caulking gun) 1920 - The 18th Amendment, Prohibition began, and alcoholic beverages were made illegal in the United States. (Effective one year later) 1920 - The League of Nations held its first council meeting in Paris, France. 1936 - The first photo finish camera was installed at a US racetrack, at Hialeah, Florida. 1939 - The 'Superman' newspaper comic strip debuted. 1941 - War Department forms 1st Army Air Corps squadron, The Tuskegee Airmen, for black cadets. 1964 - Hello, Dolly!, starring Carol Channing, opened on Broadway. 1976 - The 'Donny and Marie' musical variety show premiered on ABC. 1984 - Paul and Linda McCartney were arrested in Barbados for possession of marijuana. 1991 - All major television networks were pre-empted with Gulf War coverage right after evening news broadcasts. 1995 - Hercules: The Legendary Journeys which starred Kevin Sorbo and Michael Hurst premiered January 17 in Pop Culture History 1929 - Popeye made his 1st appearance, in comic strip 'Thimble Theater' 1929 - From the Mount Wilson Observatory, Carnegie Institution of Washington, Edwin Hubble showed that the universe was expanding. 1946 - The United Nations Security Council held its 1st meeting 1949 - The Goldbergs debuted on CBS 1950 - During the Great Brink's Robbery, eleven thieves stole more than $2 million from an armored car company's offices in Boston. They were all caught later. 1954 - Jacques Cousteau's 1st network telecast airs on CBS's 'Omnibus' 1984 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that private use of home VCRs to tape TV programs for later viewing does not violate federal copyright laws, in a 5-4 decision. 1994 (Earthquake) A magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit Northridge, California. 1998 - Matt Drudge broke the story of the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky affair on his website, The Drudge Report. 2011 - Piers Morgan Tonight, replacing Larry King Live, debuted on CNN 2012 - Food Network personality Paula Deen revealed that she has Diabetes type 2 January 18 in Pop Culture History 1778 - James Cook 'discovered' Hawaii, naming it 'The Sandwich Islands' 1896 - The X-Ray Machine was shown to the public. Not really. The Cabaret du Neant charged people to see an 'illusion' of the effect. 1911 - The first landing of an aircraft on a ship took place as pilot Lt. Eugene B. Ely landed on the USS Pennsylvania. 1944 - Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, Artie Shaw, Roy Eldridge and Jack Teagarden performed at the Metropolitan Opera House, in NYC. 1971 - Ivan Koloff beat Bruno Sammartino in New York, to become WWWF champion. 1975 - Leslie Knope's Birthday 1980 - Gold reached $1,000 an ounce for the first time. 1990 - Washington D.C. Mayor Marion Barry arrested in drug enforcement sting. He claimed that the "bitch set me up" when he was caught with crack cocaine. 1993 - Martin Luther King Day is official in all 50 United States. 2004 - The L Word premiered on Showtime January 19 in Pop Culture History 1839 - The British East India Company captures Aden, Yemen. There have not been many companies that could claim "capturing" an area. 1883 - Thomas Edison, using overhead wires, began serving electricity to the residents of Roselle, New Jersey. 1915 - A US patent (#1125476) was issued to George Claude of Paris titled a "System of Illuminating by Luminescent Tubes" an early neon sign. 1920 - The United States Senate voted against joining the League of Nations. 1937 - Howard Hughes set a record by flying from Los Angeles to New York City in seven hours, 28 minutes, 25 seconds. 1953 - Lucy had a baby, and over 70% of every TV in the country watched 'I Love Lucy' 1977 - President Ford pardoned WWII siren Tokyo Rose (Iva Toguri D'Aquino) 1977 - Snow fell in Miami and The Bahamas. It was the only time in recorded history that it happened, and a sure sign of a coming ice age (global cooling), scientists believed. 1978 - Volkswagen Beetles stopped being produced in Germany. 1981 - Buffy Summers' Birthday 1988 - CBS's '48 Hours' debuted. 1989 - President Ronald Reagan pardoned George Steinbrenner for illegal campaign contributions for Richard Nixon. 1993 - FOX expanded their prime-time line-up to seven days a week 2012 - The Hong Kong-based file-sharing website Megaupload was shut down by the FBI. January 20 in Pop Culture History 1265 - 1st English Parliament was called into session by Earl of Leicester. 1835 (Volcano Eruption) Cosigüina 1920 - American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) was founded. 1929 - In Old Arizona, the first full-length talking motion picture filmed outdoors, was released. 1930 - The first radio broadcast of 'The Lone Ranger' took place in Detroit (WXYZ) 1965 - The Beatles appeared on ABC's Shindig. 1981 - Twenty minutes after Ronald Reagan was inaugurated, Iran releases 52 American hostages. 1989 - Ronald Reagan became the 1st President elected in a '0' year (1980) since 1840, to leave office as President while still alive. 1998- Dawson's Creek premiered on The WB 2000 - SoapNet debuted 2006 - High School Musical was broadcast on The Disney channel January 21 in Pop Culture History 1790 - Dr Joseph-Ignace Guillotin proposed the guillotine to the newly formed National Assembly of Paris as a "humane" method of execution. 1799 - Edward Jenner's smallpox vaccination was introduced. 1807 - The London Institution for the Advancement of Literature and The Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (The London Institution) received a royal charter signed by King George III, to "promote the diffusion of Science, Literature, and the Arts, by means of Lectures and Experiments, and by easy access to an extensive collection of books, both ancient and modern, in all languages." 1861 - Jefferson Davis resigned from the United States Senate. 1911 - The first Monte Carlo Rally took place, with 23 cars. 1915 - Kiwanis International was founded, in Detroit. 1954 - The first atomic submarine, the U.S.S. Nautilus, was launched at Groton, Connecticut. It was officially commissioned later that year. 1970 - The Boeing 747, made its 1st commercial flight, between New York's John F. Kennedy Airport and Heathrow Airport in London, England. . 1972 - The first convention of Star Trek fans was held in New York City's Statler-Hilton Hotel 1977 - President Jimmy Carter pardoned most Vietnam War draft evaders. 1979 - Neptune became the outermost planet as Pluto moved on its highly elliptical, tilted orbit closer to the sun than Neptune. This eventually led to Pluto being downgraded from planetary status. 1990 - MTV Unplugged premiered on MTV (The featured artist was Squeeze) 1998 - News of the Monica Lewinsky/Bill Clinton affair was published, President Clinton said he "did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky." January 22 in Pop Culture History 1946 - Creation of the Central Intelligence Group, now the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency). 1947 - KTLA begins operation in Hollywood. 1968 - Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In debuted on NBC 1973 - Roe vs Wade: U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortions. 1984 - Apple's "1984" advertisement ran (for the only time) at Superbowl XVII 1987 - Pennsylvania politician R. Budd Dwyer shot and killed himself at a live, televised press conference. 1997 - Lottie Williams was the first human to be struck by a remnant of a space vehicle (Delta II rocket?) after re-entering the earth's atmosphere. 2003 - Chappelle's Show debuted on Comedy Central January 23 in Pop Culture History 1571 - The Royal Exchange opened in London. 1793 - Humane Society of Philadelphia (America's 1st aid organization) founded. 1870 - US cavalrymen killed 173 Native Americans, mostly women and children, in what is known as the Marias Massacre, in Montana. 1964 - The 24th Amendment to the United States Constitution, prohibiting the use of poll taxes in national elections, was ratified. 1977 - Roots premiered on ABC 1978 - Chicago Guitarist Terry Kaith's last words were "Don't worry, it's not loaded" while playing russian roulette. 1983 - The "A Team" premiered on NBC 1984 - Hulk Hogan defeated the Iron Sheik for the WWF (now WWE) championship 1985 - Thundercats debuted, in syndication 1986 - The 1st induction of Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame included Chuck Berry, James Brown, Ray Charles, Domino, Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley. 2003 - Mythbusters premiered on The Discovery Channel January 24 in Pop Culture History 1848 - Gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill, Coloma, California by James W. Marshall. 1899 - The US patent (#618128) for a rubber 'safety heel' was issued to Humphrey O'Sullivan 1922 - The 'Eskimo Pie', an ice cream centre covered in chocolate, was patented (#1404539) by Christian K. Nelson of Onawa, Iowa. 1935 - The 1st beer in a can - 'Krueger Cream Ale' is sold by the Kruger Brewing Company. 1950 - A microwave oven patent (#2495429) was issued to Percy LeBaron Spencer under the title 'Method of Treating Foodstuffs'. 1963 - Buddy Rogers and Lou Thesz wrestle in Toronto, Rogers becomes WWWF wrestling champ and Thesz becomes NWA champion. 1984 - Apple Computer unveiled the Macintosh personal computer. 1995- Live coverage of the O.J. Simpson trial began. Day-time network soap operas were pre-empted for almost nine months. 2003 - The United States Department of Homeland Security officially began operation. January 25 in Pop Culture History 1858 - The Wedding March by Felix Mendelssohn was played at the marriage of Queen Victoria's daughter, Victoria, and Friedrich of Prussia. 1881 - Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell formed the Oriental Telephone Company. 1937 - The Guiding Light debuted on NBC radio from Chicago. 1939 - Joe Louis KO'd John Henry Lewis in one round for the World Heavyweight boxing title. 1945 - Grand Rapids, Michigan, became the first US city to begin fluoridating the drinking water. 1955 - Columbia University scientists developed an atomic clock accurate to within one second in 300 years. 1961 - President Kennedy held the first live presidential press conference. 2004 - Opportunity rover (MER-B) landed on the surface of Mars. January 26 in Pop Culture History 1837 - Michigan joined the United States. 1838 - Tennessee became the 1st state to prohibit alcohol. 1858 - The Wedding March by Felix Mendelssohn was played at the marriage of Queen Victoria's daughter, Victoria, and Friedrich of Prussia. 1906 - The world's steam car land speed record was set at 127.7 mph (205.5 km/h) by Fred Marriot, racing at Daytona Beach, Florida, U.S.A. in his canoe-shaped Stanley Steamer Rocket. The record stood until 2009. 1912 - Jim Thorpe relinquished his 1912 Olympic medals for being a professional athlete. He was paid for playing two seasons of semi-professional baseball before competing in the Olympics, thus violating the amateur rules at that time. His Olympic medals were reinstated posthumously by an act of Congress in 1983. 1915 - The Rocky Mountain National Park was established. 1966 - The Beaumont Children (ages 9, 7, and 4) disappeared from Glenelg Beach near Adelaide, South Australia. 1979 - The Dukes of Hazzard debuted on CBS 1980 - NHL - The New York Islanders and Hartford Whalers played a NHL penalty-free game. January 27 in Pop Culture History 1888 - The National Geographic Society was established. 1967 - Astronauts Gus Grissom, Edward White and Roger Chaffee were killed in a fire during a test of their Apollo 1 spacecraft at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida. 1970 - James M. Schlatter received a patent (#3492131) for 'Peptide Sweetening Agents' later marketed as NutraSweet. 1977 - 'Roots' mini-series began on ABC. 1984 - Michael Jackson's hair caught fire during filming for Pepsi commercial. 2010 - Steve Jobs unveiled Apple's latest product, a tablet PC called the iPad, at a press conference in San Francisco. January 28 in Pop Culture History 1813 - Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice was first published. 1915 - An act of the US Congress created the United States Coast Guard as a branch of the United States Armed Forces. 1934 - The first ski tow rope in the US, built by Robert Royce, was used for the first time in Woodstock, Vermont 1953 - J. Fred Muggs (a chimp) joined NBC's 'Today Show' 1958 - The Lego Company patented the design of its Lego bricks. 1979 - CBS News Sunday Morning debuts with original host Charles Kuralt. 1986 - Space Shuttle Challenger 10 exploded 73 seconds after liftoff, killing astronauts Michael J. Smith, Dick Scobee, Ronald McNair, Ellison Onizuka, Gregory Jarvis, Judith Resnik and schoolteacher Christa McAuliffe. January 29 in Pop Culture History 1845 - Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Raven' was published in the New York Evening Mirror. 1861 - Kansas became the 34th state in the US. 1886 - Karl Benz patented the first successful gasoline-driven automobile. 1924 - The first US patent (#1481813) for an ice cream cone rolling machine was issued to Carl R. Taylor of Cleveland, Ohio 1959 - Walt Disney's 'Sleeping Beauty' was released. The Beauty, Princess Aurora, only appeared on screen for about 18 minutes as an 'adult', but she was actually a sixteen year-old. 1967 - The Mantra-Rock Dance (the 'Ultimate High') took place in San Francisco and features Janis Joplin, Grateful Dead, Allen Ginsberg and others. 2015 - Malaysia officially declared the disappearance of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 (disappeared on March 8, 2014) an accident and its passengers and crew presumed dead. January 30 in Pop Culture History 1790 - The first boat designed as a lifeboat was tested on the River Tyne. 1868 - Charles Darwin's book, Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication, was published. 1882 - US President Franklin Roosevelt, born January 30, 1882 in Hyde Park, New York, died on April 12, 1945 in Warm Springs, Georgia. 1948 - Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated by Nathuram Godse. 1958 - The first two-way, moving sidewalk (1,425 feet long) was put in service at Love Field Air Terminal in Dallas, TX. 1960 - Lily Potter's Birthday 1968 - The North Vietnamese Army and the Viet Cong began the Tet Offensive 1969 - The Beatles rooftop performance and recording for Let It Be took place at Apple Records. 1972 - British Paratroopers open fire on and kill fourteen unarmed civil rights/anti-internment marchers in Derry, Northern Ireland. 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PH vet, AAS rookie. Questions on a classic stack.
PH vet, AAS rookie. Questions on a classic stack.
Whats up brothers in iron.
Long time PH user, first time ever steppin to realdeal AAS.
Age 29
Ht 5'10
Wt 200
Years liftin 12
Years of PH experience 8
AAS Experience: 0.
Close to natural max, may have already peaked years ago.
Been readin up a lot, doin my due research, and a buddy and I just started this week with what i hear to be a classic stack, and i know our stuff is legit. He had experience with somethin similar, but that was 15 yrs ago.
May be doing 10 weeks or 12, depending on a lot of factors.
rookie stack: (for lean mass, strength, size)
TestE 500mg wkly (250 mg 2x/wk) Wk 1-10 (or 12)
TrenA 75 mg eod Wk1-8
Dbol 25 mg ed Wk 4-8
Adex 0.25 mg ed Wk 4-10 (or 12)
Got Nolva on hand in case of gyno.
Thinkin Clomid Wks 8-10 or 10-12 too?
Have tried Torem (tapered of course)+Clomid to come off a nasty PH cycle a couple years ago, worked wonders. Anybody see any problems at all with anything at all here?? - 11-23-2010, 09:46 PM
tren isnt really a beginners compound-at all
but w/e im not a vet in aas by anymeans
and i have no room to talk as my first injc cycle will be 24 weeks long with hcg from week3-week25(26 weeks to let esters clear)
goodlcukTest e/dbol/epi/winnie
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/cycle-info/164764-schwellington-has-been.html - 11-24-2010, 08:57 AM
The only thing I ( a rookie as well) see is your clomid starts too early....you wanna wait ~2 weeks after your last pin before starting PCT, because of the long esther....so your 10 or 12 week cycle should start PCT at week 12 or 14.
Now as long as no one disagrees LOL!!
And most recommend a simpler first time run, just because you dunno how you'll react to whatever compound.
But then again, others recommend going all out because your first cycle is the one you get the most from.
So IDK!!True story:
I give a f**K!! - 11-24-2010, 05:32 PM
thax wayn and schwell. schwell...damn, 24 wks, thats sweet...gutsy. i like it. im pretty set on the tren tho...but ill be careful for sure. thx 4 the warnin...wayn, will do w the clomid, thx man. Yea im aware of the controversy, i thought this stack was kinda middle of the road, midway between safe and crazy...
U think 25 mgs dbol is enough?
Also, is hcg safe to get offline?? I got gear from a bud, SERMs/AIs offline...but HCG i'm not clear on, and i apparently gotta get some, stat... -
i've read a couple people saying that hcg online is a different game than gear online. there's less protection for scammers because it's not illegal, so if someone scams you it's much easier to make them pay....thats my understanding of it at least....
it probably goes without saying that inj is what we're referring to...not the drops - 11-26-2010, 03:45 PM
thx jdj, yea i gotcha man. gonna see what i can dig up.
Yo If i do every 3 days on the tren instead of every 2, does it really make that big a diff?
And if i inject test enth say mon and wed for the week, instead of say mon and thurs, does that really matter, or is one way better than the other?
And im not on the dbol, or any serms/ai's yet....week 2 is now...would waitin to start the a-dex for a cpl more wks be really dumb, or is that permissible? - 11-26-2010, 03:58 PM
I would run 250mg of Test Eth Mon. & Wen. for 12 weeks. So you can get better aquanted with the effects of the Test. Also run 250 IU of HCG Mon. & Wen weeks 2-14 & proper PCT.
gotta say that all that junk you are planning on doing ...is pointless...how are you going to know what is working and how much you need ...if you take everything and the kitchen sink ...
try ..500mg of test per week for 6-8 weeks ...end cycle .. do whatever PCT you have planned ...next cycle try 500 mg of test again...don't tell me that after 2 cycles that 500mg of test isn't going to make you grow...still works for me after 20 years ,,
..then if at some point you REALLY feel the need ..try adding 75 mg every other day of tren to the 500 test .... - 11-29-2010, 09:45 AM
i know you are gonna wanna go big or go home, but like some others before have said I would just stick to the test, MAYBE dbol for weeks 1-4. I'm not suggesting this because of the lack of experience or anything, but because in the future if you want to run Test again youll never know how your body reacts to JUST the test.
TestE 500mg wkly (250 mg 2x/wk) Wk 1-12 (or 20)
TrenA 75 mg ed Wk 4-12
Dbol 30 mg ed Wk 1-4
Adex 0.25 mg eod Wk 4-12 (or 12)
id kick it off with dbol, get in your groove finish with tren, and idk if tren+nolva is good since from my research they both cause prolactin, and mood issues for some people. - 12-01-2010, 06:29 PM
Your test and Dbol would be plenty. Taking tren is; like some have said, a bit of a big step for a rookie. Not because you personally cant handle it, but more because you most likely dont really need it. You will get strong on test and D bol. Back in the day if you took those two you were going to grow, get strong and be very happy. I might be a bit of an old fuddy duddy, but that is what I would do. PCT as needed.
LOL....fuddy duddy...I haven't heard that since Opie & Anthony on the radio....Jimmy Norton it was saying and I remember it well.....
Sounds great guys. All great advice, i'm learnin a ton. Listen since im doin 12 weeks of test-E, is it legit to just do 4 weeks of the tren (since im on my 3rd week and have enough til the end of wk 4), and then switch right over to dbol for another 4 weeks, and finish off with the final 4 weeks of test alone? Will that hurt my body's internal systems at all, if i'm doin my a-dex? Do i need to "bridge"? Or is there a better way to do this? And would it be absolutely retarded to try to throw some dbols in with the test/tren combo just for kicks or??
if i could do this over i wouldn't have tossed tren in so fast but it was my first one, i was young dumb and fulla ... bad ideas. i say young and dumb & it was 2 weeks ago lmao
whale thax for puttin it that way. jj thax for the warning bout tren+nolva, im gonna do torem instead of nolva anyway...
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Materials are primarily in English
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Frederick Dean McEvoy was born on December 17, 1935, to Jesse and Reita Smith McEvoy in North Platte, Nebraska. McEvoy gained his initial experience in archaeology in 1951, as a summer assistant on an archaeological dig in North Dakota, under the direction of Dr. Richard P. Wheeler. Upon graduation from North Platte High School in 1953, he entered the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, completing one year of course work as an anthropology major. McEvoy subsequently joined the U.S. Navy and was trained as an air traffic controller; he served in the Philippines from 1958 to 1961. He married Hilda Seitz McEvoy in 1957; the couple had two daughters, Karen and Gwen. After discharge from the Navy in 1961 , McEvoy returned to the University of Nebraska, studying anthropology, with a focus on the Omaha Indians. Following graduation in 1964, he received a Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fellowship for graduate study in anthropology at the University of Oregon . Studying under Dr. Vernon Dorjahn, McEvoy was awarded a National Science Foundation Fellowship for field research in Liberia from 1967-1968. Upon completion of his Ph.D. at University of Oregon, McEvoy taught anthropology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and subsequently at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia. While at Marshall University, McEvoy was also co-editor, along with Dr. Svend Holsoe, of volume 6 and 7 of the Liberian Studies Journal (1975-1977).
McEvoy left academia in 1979, moved to Denver, and initially worked for the non-profit organization, Denver Opportunity. From 1981 to 1989, he served as the Director of Research and Education at the Colorado State Civil Rights Division. In the mid-1990s, McEvoy worked for the West Virginia Division of Culture and History in Charleston. McEvoy relocated to his hometown of North Platte, Nebraska, in 2002; he passed away on April 1, 2007.
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December 28th, 2009, 08:03 PM | #1 |
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December 29th, 2009, 03:26 AM | #4 |
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I think you may be thinking of 04EDGE, but there was a thread recently about how he rips people off.
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December 29th, 2009, 04:12 AM | #6 |
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x2, i was waiting for you to chime in.
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December 29th, 2009, 08:40 AM | #8 |
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use 12mm bolts instead of 10 or 16. 10 works, but a bit of a pain in the ass. 16 is to long for the gpu heatsink. The method with nylon washers is ghetto, use this one. It comes out to like $7 at home depot. Then of course you need your torx drivers T-10 and T-8 is what you will need. Also will need a "probe" of some sort. a very small screwdriver will work. This is needed to pop the top and bottom grates off, and push in the tabs on the back of the case.
parts list at home depot or similar store: 40 - 5mm washers (come in bags of 4) 8 - 5mmx12 bolts (come in bags of 3) parts list at a computer store: 1 - tube of thermal paste (zalman stg-1, arctic silver 5 ceramique, arctic silver 5) then you will need to use some rubbing alcohol and qtips on the cpu and gpu dies to make the surfaces look pretty much like a mirror. When applying the thermal paste, dont smother the paste all over. You just need a tiny bit. If using zalman stg-1, what id recomend, it has a brush built into the handle, just pain the surfaces thinly with it and your all set. good luck and have fun :) edit:: yes, never attempt this if its under warrenty, just plain stupid |
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It had already been cracked open(and modded), so Microsoft wouldn't have touched it since their seal had been broken. Last edited by ddeadserious; December 29th, 2009 at 02:56 PM. |
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- Phoenix Titan FS1283K Home Fire Jewellery Key Locking Safe
Roberts Rating Bronze
Fire Rating 60 Mins
Phoenix Titan II FS1283K Fire and Security Safe with a £2000 Insurance cash rating that will protect jewellery valued up to £20,000. It is fitted with a high quality key lock. protects paper documents as well as digital media for up to 1 hour.
Comes fully prepared for base fixing to the floor
- £2000 Cash / £20k Valuables
- Paper Documents, Digital Media
- Key Lock
- Free Standing, Bolt Down
- 1-2 business days
- 36
8st, 5lbs (approx)
External Dimensions
H 515 x W 400 x D 440 (mm) H 20.28 x W 15.75 x D 17.32 (inches)
Internal Dimensions
H 405 x W 300 x D 300 (mm) H 15.94 x W 11.81 x D 11.81 (inches)
The Phoenix Titan FS1283K Key Locking Home Security safe is ideal for securing jewellery and boasts both paper and digital media fire protection for 60 minutes.
Features of the Phoenix Titan FS1283K Fire Security Safe with Key Locking
- Tested to International NT Fire 017-60 fire test standard at the Swedish SP Testing Centre Providing 60 minutes fire protection for paper
- Tested to MTC-DIP-60DM fire test standard, providing 60 minutes fire protection for digital media, DVD's, USB's and memory sticks
- Fitted with a high quality key lock supplied with two keys
- Overnight Recommended cash risk £2,000
- Overnight Recommended valuable risk £20,000
- Drop tested from 9.1 metres for resistance to falling through a burning building
- Fitted with 4 key hooks and a pull out drawer
- Finished in a high quality scratch resistant paint RAL 9003 White
Uses in the Home of the Phoenix Titan FS1283K Key Locking Fire Security Safe
- Camera, laptop, DVD's, USB's, memory sticks
- Vital documents such as passports, deeds, share certificates
- Valuable antiques
- Collectors items
- Jewellery up to the value of £20,000
- Cash up to the value of £2,000
Uses in the Business of the Phoenix Titan FS1283K Key Locking Fire Security Safe
- DVD's, USB's, memory sticks
- Mobile phones, tablets, laptops
- Jewellery up the value of £20,000
- Cash up to the value of £2,000
- Storage of security devices
How to Install the Phoenix TitanFS1283K Fire Security Safe with Key Lock
- Pre-drilled holes in base of safe
- Supplied with fixing bolts to secure to a concrete floor
- Place safe in position and mark drill points through pre-drilled holes
- Remove the safe and make holes using an electric drill with a masonry drill bit
- Place safe back in position, insert bolts and tighten to secure
- Bolts cannot be tampered with unless safe door is open
Useful resources to view before buying a security safe
- Product Range: Phoenix FS1280 Series Titan II Fire and Security Safes
- Manufacturer Part #: FS1283K
- Manufacturer: Phoenix Safes
- Cash or Valuables Limit: 2000 Cash / 20k Valuables
- Fire Protection Time (mins): 60
- Fire Resistance For: Paper Documents, Digital Media
- Fire Testing Standard: NT FIRE 017 - Fire Protection, MTC-DIP120 - Fire Protection
- Security Testing Standard: Not Independently Tested
- Lock Standard: Not Independently Tested
- Choice of Safe Lock: Key Lock
- Lock Features: Supplied with 2 keys per lock
- Suitable For: No
- Supplied Fittings: 1 Adjustable Shelf
- Fixing Methods: Free Standing, Bolt Down
- Volume (litres): 36
Weight (kg):
538st, 5lbs (approx)
- Warranty Period: 2 years, After Fire Free Replacement
- Delivery Time: 1-2 business days
External Dimensions
H 515 x W 400 x D 440 (mm) H 20.28 x W 15.75 x D 17.32 (inches)
Internal Dimensions
H 405 x W 300 x D 300 (mm) H 15.94 x W 11.81 x D 11.81 (inches)
Robert's Rating
Bronze Award
Bronze Rated cabinets and safes are entry level lower security that offer resistance to opportunistic theft and will sometimes have an independent security test certificate, but if not, the manufacturer will have performed an in house evaluation.
This fire resistant safe or cabinet has been tested and been issued with a fire certificate by a recognised international testing authority to provide 30 minutes fire resistance for paper documents. Some models will also protect digital or tape computer media for up to 30 minutes in a fire.
Who is Robert and what are his ratings?
"Robert's Ratings" - Robert's honest opinion about each and every safe we sell. Robert is the founder of Safe Options Limited and has over 25 years experience in the storage industry. Robert speaks to many customers who are confused about safes and storage, and he wanted to make the buying process easier for everyone - so that's why he rates every security and fire safe we offer - so you can easily select the safe that is right for you
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*However if the basket value is less than £50 there is a small order Handling Charge of £2.99 incl. VAT to cover administration only
*Does not include Highlands and Islands plus Northern Ireland - Contact us for price
*All Steel Storage and Safes with weights exceeding 100kg will be liable for an extra charge if delivered north of the line between Glasgow and Edinburgh. As will all Asgard*, Bedford and QMP steel products.
* All Asgard products are liable to an extra delivery charge for deliveries to Cornwall/Devon, remote areas of Wales and all of Scotland- Price on application.
Delivery TimesAverage Delivery times are listed against each individual product. Normally the delivery times (except where detailed) are :
Products weighing less than 30kg take 1-5 working days
Products weighing 31-100kg take 5-7 working days
Products weighing more than 100kg take 5-10 working days unless on a pallet delivery
Lockers and Steel Storage are delivered in 10-15 working days unless specified on the individual product
Returns & Refunds
This policy is offered in addition to your statutory rights.
You may return your purchase to Safe Options for a refund by obtaining a Customer Return Authorization (CRA) number within 14 days of the delivery date. To obtain a CRA please e-mail your invoice or order number and reason for return using the contact form. Alternatively you may contact our customer service department on 0117 929 2104.
Please note returns are subject to the following conditions:
1. You must have received a CRA number from our customer service department.
2. The product must be in "as new" condition, with original packaging and with all manuals and accessories.
3. You will receive a refund excluding the original delivery charge included in our price.
4. Special services such as Professional Installation are non-refundable.
5. Made to order items such as cut keys, keyed alike locks, Steel Cabinets and Lockers are non-refundable.
6. Products with bespoke modifications that are not available to order online are non-refundable.
7. Goods shall be returned to Safe Options Limited or their named agent. ANY POSTAGE AND PACKING COSTS INCURRED ON RETURNED ITEMS ARE FOR THE BUYERS ACCOUNT AND ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.
8. Please allow up to 28 days for refunds to be processed and credited to your account.Replacements
If the product you purchase is faulty, we may offer a repair, exchange or refund as appropriate in accordance with your legal rights. Please email customer services or contact us on 0117 929 2104 if you feel your purchase is faulty.
Phoenix Titan II FS1283K Fire and Security Safe with a £2000 Insurance cash rating that will protect jewellery valued up to £20,000. It is fitted with a high quality key lock. protects paper documents as well as digital media for up to 1 hour.
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Ethiopia Gedeb **NEW**
Story: The Gedeb is one of those special Ethiopian coffees that just nails the classic Yirgacheffe profile that we both love and crave. What does that mean exactly? It means this baby is multidimensional. The flavor profile bursts with fragrant jasmine and honeysuckle. It has a black tea like body that makes it mouthfeel satiny and elegant. There is a ripe melon sweetness throughout the cup that reminds me on honeydew. And has a rich ripe peach fruitiness that is playful and refreshing. We love it!
Region: Gedeo Zone, Yirgacheffe
Varietal: Heirloom
Elevation: 1800-1900 Meters
Farmer: Small Producers
Process: Washed
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Achievement Compacts
Malheur ESD Achievement Compact:
Malheur ESD Achievement Compact Advisory Committee (ACAC) develops and proposes to the Malheur ESD Board of Directors an annual Achievement Compact that contains students goals in a variety of different areas.
Committee Members:
Stephen W. Phillips
Mark Redmond
Heather Collins
Helen Thomas
Lynn Bates
ACAC Meeting Minutes:
March 20th, 2014 Minutes
March 20th, 2014 Agenda
April 8th, 2013 Minutes
April 8th, 2013 Agenda
January 10th, 2013 Minutes
Regional Achievement Compacts:
Malheur ESD will be participating in a Regional Achievement Compact pilot with several surrounding counties. The goal of this Achievement Compact is to further support education on a more broad, regional scale.
More information will follow in early summer 2013.


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Powerfire II 2 Wire Distributor - 289-302 Small Block Ford
The Powerfire II is a precision made distributor for two wire ignition systems. Includes vacuum advance canister for economy plus a mechanical advance system to dial in the perfect advance curve for your engine. An oversize steel shaft is coupled with an upper sealed ball bearing, brass cap terminals, adjustable mechanical advance and a high output magnetic trigger. This distributor is good for 10,000rpm. Compare the Powerfire II to an MSD 8361 Standard Pro Billet Distributor. This distgributor requires the use of an aftermarket spark box such as the Powerfire IV.
- Inlcudes vacuum advance canister
- Mechanical advance system to dial in the perfect advance curve for your engine
- Oversize steel shaft is coupled
- Sealed ball bearing
- Brass cap terminals,
- Adjustable mechanical advance
- High output magnetic trigger
- Distributor is good for 10,000rpm.


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Goodbye Sandy Bridge: Intel Core CPUs discontinued 45 second-generation "Sandy Bridge-DT"
A few months ago discontinued its microprocessors intel Core i5-2550K, Core i5-2450P and Core i5-2380P "Sandy Bridge-DT" , to them today a total of 45 chips of the same family of second-generation core "Sandy Bridge" .
Intel announced that the month of June this year, stopped making its microprocessors second Generation Core "Sandy Bridge-DT" for desktop socket LGA 1155, which measured the Production of microprocessors leaves made the manufacturing process to 32nm, to focus entirely on the production of its products manufactured 22nm (third-Core "Ivy Bridge", fourth "Haswell" and yet unreleased Core fifth generation "Haswell +").
Alongside the second generation Core microprocessors "Sandy Bridge-DT", also discontinued the microprocessor Intel Core i5-3450S "Ivy Bridge-DT", joins microprocessor Core i5-3450 discontinued last month , and that could be a indicates that we have much time to others third-generation Core CPUs "Ivy Bridge-DT".
Finally a moment of silence for the remembered and excellent second-generation Core "Sandy Bridge-DT"!
Link: Intel Stops Making Some of Its Best Core and Pentium LGA 1155 CPUs (Softpedia)
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Veterans' Charities
There are so many organisations covering so many subjects that it is hard to summarise the range of support that Veterans charities can provide. So if you are in need of any help or support, search this section and the others in this topic area thoroughly, because there is a very good chance that you will find what you are looking for.
To refine your searches by local authorities choose from the form below and click search.
Army Benevolent Fund- The Soldiers' Charity
Tel: 0131 310 5132 Email: email@example.com
The Castle , Edinburgh EH1 2YT
We are The Soldiers' Charity. We give life time support to serving and retired soldiers and their families. They risk so much for us, but for them, it's just doing their job. In return, we provide financial assistance when they are in real need.
British Ex-Service Wheelchair Sports Association
Richard Simmons - Secretary
Tel: 01670 363192 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
15 Third Avenue , Blyth, Northumberland NE24 2SA
BEWSA promotes welfare and rehabilitation of disabled ex-service men and women through participation in sport. BEWSA also encourages its athletes to compete to the highest standards of competition and many have competed in summer and winter paralympic games with many medals to their credit.
British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association (BLESMA)
Tel: 0208 5901124 Fax: 0208 599 2932 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Frankland Moore House , 185- 187 High Road, Chadwell Heath, Romford, Essex RM6 6NA
BLESMA is the national charity for limbless serving and ex-service men and women and their dependants and widows. It directly supports all our service men and women who lose limbs, the use of limbs or eyes or the sight of an eye in the service of our country. We provide rehabilitation - proving that there is life after amputation - and life long welfare support when old injuries come back to haunt.
Combat Stress (Scotland)
24-Hour Helpline: 0800 138 1619
Tel: 01292 561352 Fax: 01292 561301 Email: email@example.com
Hollybush House , Hollybush by Ayr, Ayrshire KA6 7EA
Combat Stress delivers dedicated treatment and support to Ex-Service men and women with conditions such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression and anxiety disorders. Our services are free of charge to the Veteran.
Erskine (Cottages)
Enquiries - Housing
Tel: 0141 812 1100
Bishopton , Renfrewshire PA7 5PU
Cottages for veterans and their families have been a feature of the Erskine estate for many years. Over the past few years, we have undertaken an extensive £7 million rebuilding programme. If you want to apply for cottage accommodation at Erskine, you must do this through Veterans Scotland. You'll find more information on the Veterans Scotland website. If you want to apply for cottage accommodation at Erskine, you must do this through Veterans Scotland at: http://www.veteransscotland.co.uk/pillars/housing/.
First Base Agency (Dumfries)
Education Manager - Mark Frankland
Tel: 01387 279 680 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
6 Beccleuch Street , Dumfries DG2 8PX
The First Base Veterans project works on four distinct levels. Firstly, and most importantly, we will try to do all we can to assist local veterans. Although help can be many months in coming locally, it can be more quickly available in other areas of Scotland. We will try to make the necessary connections and we can arrange for one of our ex-service volunteers to drive a veteran to where the help is available. We will also look to 'signpost' clients to any other services that can be of assistance to them. Secondly, we will do what we can to support the families of veterans, most particularly those who are trying to deal with alcohol and drug related issues. We offer drug awareness training sessions to any organisation working with veterans who have developed a substance misuse problem. It is very hard to help someone who is misusing drugs unless you have a proper understanding about the effects the drugs are likely to have both on lifestyle and behaviour. Finally, we will try to help in any we can with the goal of Veterans Scotland to raise public awareness about the difficulties so many returning soldiers are facing, particularly in these dire economic times.
Forces Children's Trust
Tel: 01737 361077 Fax: 020 7193 2330 Email: email@example.com
Quaver Rest , 65 Shawley Way, Epsom Downs, Surrey KT18 5PD
Forces Pension Society
David Marsh - Pensions Secretary
Tel: 02078 209988 Email: email@example.com
68 South Lambeth Road , London SW8 1RL
The Forces Pension Society exists to ensure that serving and retired members of the Armed Forces, their widows, widowers, surviving partners, civil partners and dependants receive the pension to which they are entitled and which they deserve; and that any review of public sector pensions much have regard to the unique nature of military service.
Glasgow's Helping Heroes
Tel: 0141 276 7199
15- 17 Duke Street , Glasgow G4 0UL
Glasgow's Helping Heroes provides a one point of contact 'Gateway Model' which aims to improve access to and co-ordination of advice and support for service personnel, veterans, their families and carers in Glasgow. We work with a range of organisations across health, housing, social care, employability, financial services and specialist armed forces agencies.
Glen Art
Fiona MacDonald
Tel: (0)7980 631 110 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Glen Art and the BRAVEHOUND project supports veterans and their families with horticultural and artistic activities as well as an annual Festival of Remembrance.
The BRAVEHOUND project places dogs with veterans and provides training and support, training is also available for veterans who already own a dog.
Gurkha Welfare Trust
- The Gurkha Welfare Trust
Tel: +44(0) 1722 323955 Fax: +44(0) 1722 343119 Email: email@example.com
P.O. Box 2170 , 22 Queen Street, Salisbury SP2 2EX
The Trust supports 7,213 retired Gurkha soldiers and widows in Nepal who have no other form of income. Most are in their 80s and 90s and are totally reliant on the Trust for a secure and comfortable old age. The Trust also provides Community Aid projects in Gurkha villages.
Increasing numbers of Gurkhas are settling in the UK and the Trust is ready to respond. As the lead charity for Gurkha welfare, the Trust has a coordinating role for helping those in need in the UK and other service charities. However, the Trust's firm focus remains Nepal and the many retired Gurkha soldiers and widows who will spend their final days in the mountain villages.
Haig Homes
Tel: 0131 550 1595 Fax: 020 8685 5778
Alban Dobson House , Green Lane, Morden, Surrey SM4 5NS
Haig Homes is the leading UK-wide provider of rental housing for ex-Service people. Haig Homes has over 1,300 properties, including 75 in Scotland, situated on small well managed estates. The properties are a mix of family-sized houses, maisonettes and flats. The properties are for rental only. There are 65 homes in total on the Haig Homes estate in Edinburgh. The properties are all located in the same area and are in groups.
You can also enquire through the Veterans Scotland Housing Portal at: http://www.veteransscotland.co.uk/pillars/housing/
HorseBack UK
Jock Hutchinson
Tel: 0133 988 0487 Email: email@example.com
Ferrar , Dinnet, Aboyne, Aberdeenshire AB34 5LD
HorseBack UK-wide aims to provide a safe and secure environment to aid those serving, or who have served in the UK-wide armed forces, many of whom have suffered physical injury and/or acute stress. Combining western horsemanship, rural skills and adventure training, HourseBack UK-wide endeavours to integrate serving personnel and veterans into the rural community inspiring a meaningful and rewarding future.
KOSB Association
J Ross - Edinburgh Secretary
Email: contact via web
The Byre , Broadshaw, Harburn, West Calder EH55 8RJ
Legion Scotland (Royal British Legion Scotland)
Kevin Gray MM - Chief Executive Officer
Tel: 0131 550 1583 Fax: 0131 557 5819
New Haig House , Logie Green Road, Edinburgh EH7 4HR
Legion Scotland exists to promote remembrance and comradeship and in partnership with other ex-Service charities provides welfare, benevolence and pension support to ex-Servicemen and women and their dependants throughout Scotland.
Mutual Support
Hilary Winstanley - Support Team Manager
Tel: 01476 861160 Email: email@example.com
Mutual Support exists for serving and ex-serving members of the Armed Forces and Reserves, their dependants and carers affected by Multiple Sclerosis. Mutual Support, one of the MS Society's National Support Groups, is run by volunteers with direct experience of MS and the Armed Forces and provides services and activities based on what people affected by MS have said they want.
Officers' Association Scotland
Mary-Clare Macfarlane - Head of Employment Services
Tel: 0131 550 1575 Email: email@example.com
New Haig House , Logie Green Road, Edinburgh EH7 4HQ
We aim to relieve distress among all ex-officers who were commissioned into the Regular, Reserve, Auxiliary, or Territorial Forces. We offer employers the best possible access to officers in the process of leaving the Services, and to ex-officers looking for employment.
Gary Gray - Head of Charitable Services
Tel: 0131 550 1593 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
New Haig House , Logie Green Road, Edinburgh City EH7 4HR
Poppyscotland offers a wide range of welfare services including direct financial assistance, respite breaks, mobility support, advice through the Armed Service Advice Project and a wide-range of employability initiatives aimed at getting those most detached from the workplace back into work.
Regular Forces Employment Association
Annette Berry - Regional Employment Advisor
Tel: 07852 287832 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
New Haig House , Logie Green Road, Edinburgh EH7 4HQ
The RFEA's simple aim, since 1885, has been to help those leaving the Armed Forces to find and to remain in employment throughout their working lives. Our Employment Consultants have the ability to 'connect-the-dots' between military skills and the job market and we have a unique understanding of what you are looking for.
Riders Branch of Legion Scotland
Tel: 07884004890
New Haig House , Logie Green Road, Edinburgh EH7 4HR
The Riders Branch, The Royal British Legion Scotland (RBLS, "The Legion of Scotland") formed on Saint Andrews Day, 30 November 2010, in Edinburgh at the Headquarters Royal British Legion Scotland, on Logie Green Road. The branch is categorised as a "National" Branch within the Constitution of The Royal British Legion Scotland and has members throughout Scotland and beyond although, our primary platform is Scotland in which we are pro-actively recruiting. Our secondary platform for membership is receiving approaches for membership worldwide. We are keen to enlist the support of motorcyclists who have a willingness to help The Legion of Scotland to promote remembrance & comradeship and in partnership with other ex-Service charities, in order to support our ex-Servicemen and women and their dependents throughout Scotland. Members are categorised as either ORDINARY , ASSOCIATE or AFFILIATE Members.
Royal Air Force Association
Mr Gair Brisbane - Director Scotland and Norther Ireland
Tel: 0131 225 5221 Email: email@example.com
20 Queen Street , Edinburgh EH2 1JX
There are branches of the RAFRA throughout the UK - see website for details.
Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund
Tel: 0131 225 6421
20 Queen Street , Edinburgh EH2 1JX
Since our foundation in 1919, we have been there, through thick and thin, supporting the RAF family. We are there for all serving and former members of the RAF as well as their partners and dependent children.
Royal Naval Benevolent Trust
Cdr Stephen Farrington QGM - Chief Executive
Tel: 02392 690112 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Castaway House , 311 Twyford Avenue, Portsmouth PO2 8RN
The RNBT gives help, in cases of need, to serving and former Royal Naval ratings and Royal Marines other ranks; they are known as Primary Beneficiaries. We also help their partners, children and some others connected with them. Our beneficiaries are known collectively as the RNBT Family.
Royal Navy and Royal Marines Children's Fund
Monique Bateman - Director
Tel: 0239 263 9534 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Castaway House , 311 Twyford Avenue, Portsmouth PO2 8RN
The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Children's Fund is the only charity dedicated to supporting children whose parents work, or have worked, for the Naval Service. The needs of the children are paramount and help is provided when not available from family or statutory sources.
Royal Observer Corps Benevolent Fund (ROCBF)
- Secretary
Email: via website
Royal Observer Corps Benevolent Fund , 120 Perry Hall Road, Orpington, Kent BR6 0EF
The Royal Observer Corps Benevolent Fund exists to provide assistance and relief to those former members of the Royal Observer Corps and their dependents who are in need, hardship or distress.
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Union Mills, Burnham Overy
Burnham Overy Mills | |
Origin | |
Mill name | Union Mills |
Mill location | TF 8423 4260 52°57′35″N 0°44′05″E / 52.95972°N 0.73472°E |
Operator(s) | Private |
Year built | 1737 |
Information | |
Purpose | Corn mill |
Type | Tower mill |
Storeys | Six storeys |
No. of sails | Four sails |
Type of sails | Double Patent sails |
Windshaft | cast iron |
Winding | Fantail |
Auxiliary power | Waterwheel, also a steam engine which was later replaced by a gas engine and then an oil engine |
No. of pairs of millstones | Two pairs, plus three pairs in the watermill |
Size of millstones | Two pairs 3 feet (910 mm) diameter, three pairs 4 feet (1.22 m) diameter |
Union Mills or Roy's Mills are a Grade II listed[1] combined tower mill and watermill at Burnham Overy, Norfolk, England which has been converted to residential accommodation.
The watermill was built in 1737, this date being recorded on the watermill.[2] As originally built, it was a two storey mill.[1] Thomas Beeston was the miller in 1802.[2] The windmill was built in 1814 and bears a tablet inscribed T. B. 1814 PEACE, referring to the banishment of Napoleon to Elba in that year.[3] The watermill was probably raised by a storey at this date.[1] The mills were offered for sale by auction at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich on 3 August 1825. The windmill was described as having five floors and the Patent sails had shutters made of copper. The mills were not sold. James Read took them, and worked them until his death in 1864. William Love Porritt, the son-in-law of James Read then took the mills. The mills were offered for sale by auction at the Hoste Arms Inn, Burnham Market on 13 July 1870. They were then being let to Porritt at an annual rental of £225. In 1893, the windmill was dismantled and the watermill fitted out with roller milling machinery.[3]
In 1896, the mills had a steam engine as auxiliary power. This had been replaced by a gas engine by 1925.[2] In May 1935, the mill tower was burnt out in a fire. The tower was refitted, and the former conical roof replaced with two cowled ventilators.[3] An oil engine was the auxiliary power source in 1937. On 1 February 1953, the mills were flooded to a depth of 7 feet (2.13 m). The mills were still in use at this time but had ceased working by 1969. In 1999 the mills were purchased for conversion. A new ogee cap was constructed and fitted to the windmill tower.[2]
The windmill is a six storey tower mill with an ogee cap which has a gallery. There is a stage at third floor level. The mill had four double Patent sails carried on a cast iron windshaft. The windmill drove two pairs of French Burr millstones,[3] and was also capable of driving the three pairs of French Burr millstones in the watermill.[2]
The watermill is a three storey brick building with a roof of pantiles. It is powered by an undershot Poncelet waterwheel made by Whitmore & Binyon, the Wickham Market, Suffolk, millwrights.[1] The watermill drove three pairs of French Burr millstones and was also capable of driving the two pairs of French Burr millstones in the windmill.[3]
- Thomas Beeston 1802-25
- James Read 1830-64
- William Love Porritt 1865-1900
- Philip Roy 1904-22
- Philip Roy & Sons Ltd 1925-37
- Sidney Roy 1953
- ^ a b c d "WATERMILL WITH TOWER WINDMILL AND INCLUDING MILL BRIDGE ATTACHED TO WEST OF MILL HOUSE, BURNHAM OVERY, KINGS LYNN AND WEST NORFOLK, NORFOLK". English Heritage. Retrieved 23 June 2009.
- ^ a b c d e f "Burnham Overy Union towermill". Norfolk Mills. Retrieved 29 June 2009.
- ^ a b c d e f Apling, Harry (1984). Norfolk Corn Windmills, Volume 1. Norwich: The Norfolk Windmills Trust. pp. 195–97. ISBN 0-9509793-0-9.
External links[edit]
- Windmill World webpage on Union Mills.


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The 11th edition of the Windy City Weasels' signature tournament, the Weasel Moot, will take place June 23-25.
Where to go
Weasel Moot XI will be held at the Diversey River Bowl, located at 2211 W. Diversey Ave. (map), in the West Lakeview neighborhood of Chicago. We'll have the bar/restaurant to ourselves all weekend.
How to get there
For those driving, the River Bowl is just off the Diversey exit on I-90/94 and has a free parking lot. For those taking public transport, the 76 bus runs directly from the Diversey brown line stop. For those sailing, the alley is right on the north branch of the Chicago River. For those flying, there is a helipad on the roof.
This is the one game from the weekend that I'd really like to have back. I don't think I'd play the other two much differently, but with this one, I can identify specific errors I made that prevented me from posting a big score. The opportunities were there, and my inability to take advantage of them exposed weaknesses in my game — for which I'm very grateful. This one was a good (if painful) learning experience.
For a couple of days, this game appeared to be memorable less for what happened during it than afterward, as the events of the final turn provided the Tournament Director (Peter Yeargin) the chance to play a deliciously mean trick on me during the awards ceremony. When the tournament scores were released a couple days later, however, I discovered that I had actually played the trick on myself. I suspect that in most Diplomacy contexts karma is a difficult concept to apply. Not in this case.
Five Weasels made the trip to Washington, DC, this past weekend for the 2016 Tempest in a Teapot. The tournament was a big success, with 42 players playing a total of 14 boards over three days. The Weasels had a respectable though not dominant showing, placing four in the top 16 but none higher than 10th (achieved by newly minted Prime Weasel Brian Shelden). The standings can be found here.
Jake Trotta took home the coveted Rusty Blade award for worst stab (for his second round game), while I made some news by failing to win Best Austria (in my third round game). See the after-action reports below for more details (links will be added as the reports are posted).
After-Action Reports:
Watch the leaves and your opponents' faces change colors during a game of Diplomacy at David's apartment. The grill on the 3rd floor balcony will be fired up, along with whoever doesn't get Belgium. Bonus points for coming in your Halloween costume.
Dip or Treat
The 4th annual Bar Room Brawl Championship will take place alongside a regular league game, a chance to make some waves while a bunch of league sharks are hunting each other. The undercard can serve as a launching pad; one of last year's participants, Jake Trotta, is on the championship board this year.
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