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'The owners claim poverty, but refuse to open their books to prove it. The players operate under the misguided notion that they deserve to be paid like their peers in football, baseball and basketball. And both sides cling to the quaint idea that the people who make them all quite wealthy still care.'
Archives for November 2004
Logic, fans take brutal beating as NHL season remains frozen
Sabre Legends: Jim Schoenfeld
'During his rookie season The Vancouver Sun described him as a man who " usually communicates with opponents by using body language – a fist in the mouth, an elbow in the ear, that sort of thing."'
Vanek wins AHL weekly honors
'The fifth overall selection (by Buffalo) in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, the 20- year-old Vanek joined the Amerks this season after two standout seasons at the University of Minnesota, which included honors as the MVP of the NCAA Tournament as a freshman in 2003, when the Golden Gophers claimed their second straight national championship.'
Boulton signs pact with ECHL team
'Boulton signed with the Columbia Inferno of the ECHL, the league in which he began his pro career in 1996-97. Boulton was in the lineup Friday night for a game in Charlotte and had a hooking penalty in the first period.'
Boulton signs with Columbia of ECHL
'Considering the Amerks, when healthy, have four extra skaters (two defensemen, two forwards), there wasn't any need for another player, especially since Boulton would fall into the AHL "veteran" category (more than 260 games).'
Inferno Make Some Roster Moves
'The Columbia Inferno announce that Eric Boulton, NHL left winger, signed a contract yesterday.'
Sabres' wives make progress on labor front
'Players around the league are having babies at higher than normal rates, and Sabres are contributing to the phenomenon.'
Patty, Sabres make up
'"Any time you leave a place that you loved and were a part of, there is a healing process," LaFontaine said after the news conference. "There's a letting go of that emotional tie. You move forward, and you forgive and say, "It is what it is.'"'
LaFontaine back in Buffalo to host charity game
'"I look back at my time here, the fact that the Buffalo organization, the alumni pulled together like this, I just think that's very special," LaFontaine said, when asked about his past. "With everything going on in the world and going on in hockey, I commend the Sabres and alumni. What better place to help than Children's Hospital?"'
Beyond the Boards… Jim Craig
The biggest difficulty that I had was the constant barrage of interviews that I was required to do, how much time and effort that took for me and how much you had to concentrate on not offending anyone. At that time, hockey was basically a very Canadian sport, with very few American or European players.
Sabre Legends: Pat LaFontaine
'LaFontaine made his return, but was always one hit away from having to retire for his own good.'
Sabres' eyes are here to watch
'With the NHL locked out, Ruff, the Sabres coach, and Regier, their general manager, don't have a whole lot else to do.'
Q&A: Sabres prospect Ryan Miller
'The other night the Americans set a franchise record for their largest home crowd when they played in Buffalo. How enthusiastic were they?
Ryan Miller: They were great. They were happy to see hockey back in Buffalo. They have been deprived for a while with the lockout. The team had some fun around town; we got there early and went around town.'
Beyond the Boards… Craig Ramsay
'I love to tell stories about Buffalo, the old Aud or just the people I met there when I lived in Buffalo. It's a great city, good community and a great place to raise a family. I always enjoy going back. It's one of the most underrated cities in the country. It's too bad that Buffalo ended up with the reputation that it has, because it's a great place to live and raise a family.'
Pyatt off to Sweden
'Pyatt will depart Thunder Bay for the Swedish capital of Stockholm where he will play in the All-Swedish league, which is the second division of hockey in that country.'


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Stan, have the Bren invoices been mailed out yet?
I have 3 .303 barrels here, and you should have 3 of my barrels there. I would like 2 of those you have converted to 7.62x54r.
I am going to Duracoat the rest of my stuff here to match your finish (black oxide).
ps, my MG34 kit should be shipping to you by next week!
Any updates ?
I believe Pirate is down for the next week or two in order to move into his new shop. I hope he still can bend his back after literally moving tons of steel machines from the old shop to the new one. From what I've seen and heard, the new shop is a Taj Mahal Machinist Cave that would make any gunsmith/machinist/builder/shootist drool!
Thanks for the info!
I spoke to Stan yesterday regarding the RPD run. He was just getting power setup and building benches and said he was very busy with all that. He said it will be a few days before he is up and running, but he seemed anxious to get working again.
Any word on the Bren builds? I was under the impression that the Brens were to be done after the last RPD run.
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|Randalls Rack uses the GM J car center pull rack and a corvette pump. The price with pump and bracket is around 1,500.00, about a grand less than the TCP (Chris Alston Chassisworks) unit. This is the unit I have decided on for the Cougar when I get the money saved up, It uses the original Mustang, or in your case Granada tie rod ends. This is a completely bolt in kit with the exception that you will need to modify you column, the parts you need to do that even come with it. For about the same money you can get the manual kit from flamming river which includes their steering column, however I understand from another forum that I belong to that they have some issues with bump steer. Good luck.
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The Canisius College rowing team opened its mid-season racing trip in Florida at the University of South Florida Invitational. The Golden Griffins scrimmaged the University of Florida, University of Tampa, and host USF in a series of 1500-meter sprint races on Saturday afternoon along the Tampa Bypass Canal.
"It was a great day of racing in Tampa with thanks to coach Jon Compana of our hosts at USF, and the crews from Tampa and Florida who came to join in the racing," said head coach Joel Furtek. "Overall, today was the challenge we needed going into our full week of training here in Tampa."
The first race of the day included club crews from Florida and South Florida, and the Golden Griffins' Novice team.
"Our novices completed their first sprint race and learned a great deal from the speed of UF - coached so well by UCF All-American Krystina Sarff," said Furtek. "[Canisius novice coach] Stephanie Parrish did a great job of improving their speed between heats and I know she'll continues that development. I look forward to their increase in speed this week."
Following the Novice race, the Griffs' Varsity Eight split into a pair of fours to face Tampa in the sprint races.
"Our two varsity fours faced good crews from U Tampa under veteran coach Bill Dunlap, who was coaching here when I was a student-athlete in 1987," said Furtek. "I'm pleased that we won the piece."
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Q&A with robotics competition co-founder Dr. Woodie Flowers
Education reporter Lindsey Foat spoke with Dr. Woodie Flowers, original host of the PBS series "Scientific American Frontiers" and the co-founder and creator of the yearly challenges for FIRST Robotics.
Consumers, advocates rushing toward health-reform deadline
Open enrollment for health insurance under the new health care reform laws ends March 31. Health reporter Mike Sherry interviewed both consumers and health care advocates about meeting this deadline.
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The Kansas City Kansas Community College debate team became the first ever community college to qualify for the National Debate Tournament three years in a row this month. Foat found out why this feat is so exceptional for a community college team.
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A former Polish prime minister, Jroslav Kaczynski told a recent audience there was a climate of anti-Christianity in the once solidly Christian Europe. "If Europe is to be strong, it has to be Christian. And today, it is anti-Christian and especially anti-Catholic." There is something ironic concerning comments about the anti-Christian attitude that he believes is common in Europe. Unfortunately, Mr. Kaczynski does not offer any explanation for this turn of events. Which factors or ideas have resulted in this supposedly anti-Christian attitude emerging? Perhaps, one explanation for what he terms "anti-Catholic" stems from the inability of the Catholic Church to recognize the modern world and make adjustments to fit into it. The idea of a celibate priest or nun simply doesn't fit into contemporary thinking. Of course, the concept of celibacy only came to the church after hundreds of years had passed from the death of Christ.
Perhaps, the people of Europe are not so much "anti-Christian" as having a different conception as to the meaning of Christianity. Perhaps, the stumbling bumbling behavior of the current Pope reflects his inability to grasp the nature of how Catholics think in the year 2009? Pope John XXIII stirred Catholics forty years ago, but none of his successors could build on the exciting ideas of this dynamic leader.


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By Rob Kelly
Arsène Wenger is confident Lukas Podolski will soon hit top form - but says even the very best players take time to adapt to English football.
The Germany international has made a solid start to his Arsenal career, scoring four goals in 14 appearances in all competitions.
Wenger has been pleased with Podolski's contribution, but believes the best is yet to come from the 27-year-old.
"He started well and works very hard," the manager said. "In recent games he has been a bit less fresh. He's not used to working at that level of intensity.
"When you come to England it's a shock. When Robert Pires [first] arrived, his first game was against Sunderland and I put him on the bench. I said, 'Today you will sit next to me'.
"At the time they had Peter Reid and after 20 minutes [in which] they kicked us, he said to me, 'Is it always like this?'
"In England everyone works their socks off. There is no room for anybody to work less or you don't exist.
"For example the game against Man United, where we were not very good. But the intensity of the game physically was absolutely unbelievable."
- Wenger was speaking at Great Ormond Street Hospital, where the Club opened a Lung Function Unit - a legacy from Arsenal's partnership with GOSH during the 2009/10 season


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Frogs, toads and some salamanders can be easily attracted to backyards by creating or improving aquatic habitats, provided these aquatic habitats have some forested areas nearby.
Ponds made by digging shallow holes and lining them with waterproof plastic are the easiest way to provide amphibians with the aquatic habitats they need for breeding and staying moist.
A few frog species, such as bullfrogs, green frogs and Fowler's toads, are able to survive well with fish present in shallow ponds. But most amphibian species including chorus frogs, treefrogs and most salamanders are unable to survive with fish, with the exception of a few mosquitofish. To attract a diversity of amphibians, it is best to leave these ponds fishless.
Vegetation is also an important consideration when making or improving an aquatic habitat for amphibians. Aquatic plants like water lilies, Sagittaria spp., bladderworts, sedges, rushes and others are important to provide structures for egg attachment as well as cover for larvae-like tadpoles. You may wish to leave some "open" water so you can observe and enjoy your amphibians, but some vegetative cover is necessary elsewhere. In addition to aquatic plants, terrestrial vegetation such as shrubs or other plants is needed adjacent to some or all of the pond to provide cover and calling structures for treefrogs.
If there are wooded areas adjacent to or near the pond, it is important to leave logs, leaf litter, rocks and other cover to provide shelter for amphibians while they are away from the pond. Many amphibians spend more of their time on land than in water. Some amphibians only use aquatic habitats for brief breeding episodes.
Because the skin of amphibians is very porous and absorbent, pesticides should be used conservatively and prevented from entering the pond through runoff. Other than tadpoles that eat algae and decaying vegetation, all amphibians eat insects and other invertebrates. Eliminating amphibians' prey could reduce or eliminate them indirectly. Successful attraction of a diversity of amphibians to your backyard will help control insect populations without the need for excessive pesticides.
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The Revealer
All of us have asked the question: What is God's will for my life? This query is usually posed when we are selecting a vocation or spouse. Specific answers to these questions for each individual are not given in Scripture, ...Read More
Revealing the Heart
Dr. John MacArthur teaches that "no infraction against God's holiness is a trifling thing, and each person will ultimately give account of such indiscretion" (The MacArthur Bible Commentary, p. 1,146). The Lord hears and remembers every word we speak; therefore, ...Read More
The Revelation
We often long for things to be "just as they were before [fill in the blank] happened" in our relationships with other people. If we are the main offending party, however, we cannot realistically expect this to happen if our ...Read More
Revelation Incarnate
Just because Jesus is the incarnate Word of God does not mean that we need not study Scripture or hold it as supremely authoritative in matters of faith and practice. We learn about and from Christ throughout Scripture, and when ...Read More
The Revelation of Character
A man cannot hide his character from God, but it can remain unknown to others. This practical observation should always be kept in mind as men are considered for church office. But even if we are not candidates for leadership, ...Read More
The Revelation of God's Wrath
John Murray was one of the most influential Reformed theologians of the twentieth century. In his commentary on Romans, Murray says in his exposition of 1:18 that "wrath is the holy revulsion of God's being against that which is the ...Read More
The Revelation of Mystery
Cults commonly claim to have special teachings that are available only to a few who are wise enough to understand them or have enough money to buy this knowledge. This is far different from biblical Christianity, which assumes that God ...Read More
Rewards for Discipleship
Any reward that God gives us is by His grace, for He is the one who prepares good works for us and enables us to do them (Eph. 2:8–10). Because it is all by His grace, we should never arrogantly ...Read More
The Rewards of Discipleship
Although we should not follow Jesus simply to get earthly or heavenly blessings, Scripture nevertheless holds out rewards as one motivation for obeying Christ. On those days when the cost of discipleship seems not worth paying, let us remember that ...Read More
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The Love is Love campaign is a celebration of love that is meant to create greater social awareness at the University of Virginia and beyond. The power of its message is found in its simplicity. It is a message that can span all communities. Regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, and community-affiliation, true, committed relationships between adults are founded in love. All relationships are equal. All love is equal. Love is Love. It's not about what it looks like; it's about how it feels.
The Love is Love campaign is scheduled for the week leading up to Valentine's Day, a holiday that often overlooks members of the LGBTQ community through heterosexist traditions, advertising, and greeting cards. It is also designed to help correct the common misconception that same-sex partnerships and relationships are simply based on sex and sexual attraction with no real feeling or emotion involved. It is meant to represent progress from the past and remind us of how far we still have to go.
It's a simple message, but one that bears great meaning. Love comes in all shapes, sizes, colors, and varieties. Just because it looks differently, doesn't mean it feels differently or should be treated differently. In the end, LOVE IS LOVE.
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Infanticide: Britain's burdensome babies
Single-payer health care systems like the NHS must ration care. It is inevitable. Despite the government's taxing power, there is not enough money to pay for every individual's every health care need. In Britain, care is rationed in many ways, including by making people wait weeks, even months, to get treatment. In the last decade another rationing method has been developed: the Liverpool Care Pathway, by which patients considered near the end of life are denied treatment and put on the "pathway" to death.
Until recently it was believed that the LCP was used only on elderly and terminally ill patients (130,000 a year). But then a doctor wrote in the British Medical Journal that children, including infants with severe disabilities, are being placed on the LCP. Children whose lives are written off as "futile" by doctors are placed on the LCP by their parents, The Daily Mail of London reported. They are then denied food and fluids. They shrivel and die.
This is the logical end result when nationalized health care is mixed with the belief that quality of life is more important than life itself. An otherwise civilized people begins to exterminate its children to prevent them from becoming burdens.


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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by Mogilny, Aug 29, 2011.
If the season ended today, my team wouldn't even qualify for the Consolation bracket....should be an easy win for Nemo this week.
You're just trying to jinx me...anyways, I'll get my easy win when I go against Darth...
Who is Big Gurlz Need Luv 2? She sounds hot
I think it's Locstah.
I still don't know all the players...and who they are. I wish I had a lineup card.
At least it's not as bad as fantasy baseball. The commissioner (the evil Darth) forced us to choose official MLB teams as our team names. I still don't know all of the teams and we are 157 games into the season.
I plan to send out a memo today authorizing all teams to change their names. Sorry for the slight delay.
Darth just likes to dink with us........He's good at messin with people...
You have no idea how many times I've been called into Rascoe's office.
I don't report you for your [STRIKE]rudeness[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]sarcasm[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]signature[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]bluntness[/STRIKE] light-hearted pokes. If Rascoe kicked you off, then your wife would suffer, and she is too nice for that...
Very little trash talk...and not much discussion. At least not what I expected from this roster of characters...Aurora excluded..........
Looks like I botched my lineup this week :nerd2:
I'm also getting clobbered. My RBs didn't show up to play...almost literally.
Allen Iverson is a natural athlete. And he did look really fine in his high school football uni, yes? Lol. If you can get him signed into the NFL, I'll make the deal Laimbs. Mike Williams, is, like, putting up wild numbers like under 5.00 on Statwhacker. Jus' sayin. I think the tight end or the running game or someone other than Mike Williams is getting the targets. This is NOT what all the fantasy magazines said, I'd like to point out. But "I guess that's why we play the games." The Wildcats have our team leader of hotness though. Darren McFadden has captured our heart. He is tall and lean for a running back and has an upright running style that is elegant and sleek. I love to watch him run!
Good thing Aura's hottness method isn't working. * THANK GOD * Mcfadden is killing it. Big win over the jets.
This year is not the year to draft any Tennessee Titans players apparently. Kenny Britt's ACL and MCL played a cruel joke on me this week. Oh, and if anyone has seen the real Chris Johnson, please ask him to report to the team. This other Chris Johnson I have is an imposter at best. Maybe that's why the coach is limiting his carries until the real one shows up. He's not fooling me! SMH
Wow, we put up a stinker this week... Jeesh!
It would be nice if the defense of Darths favorite team - the Dallas Cowboys - would get 3 or more points tonight.
I'm rootin for ya..........Just be glad it's not the Philly D......
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Seattle native Jeffrey Meriwether has long been an unabashed history buff. The pursuit of his Ph.D. took him to Exeter, England, where he honed a particular affinity for British military history. A U.S. Navy Reservist when he began his career at Roger Williams in 2001, Meriwether's zeal for all things historic has only grown since he arrived in New England. In 2003, Meriwether took full advantage of the region's colonial roots by signing on as a Revolutionary War re-enactor with His Majesty's Tenth Regiment of Foot, one of several British regiments stationed in the Boston area during the Revolution.
BEING A RE-ENACTOR: "It's funny… My wife actually found the regiment online. The rest is history!" A colorful character himself, Meriwether found himself at home with his fellow re-enactors. His wife told him, "You found your people!" Each year on Patriots' Day, Meriwether's regiment takes the battlefield on Lexington Green to re-enact that battle in the early morning hours, just as it was fought in 1775.
LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE BRITISH MILITIA: "I took an undergraduate class in South African history that focused on the colonial days of that country, which primarily revolved around the British army. That sparked my interest. My Ph.D. focused on the British Army and its role in national defense and specifically the South African War from 1899 to 1902. I was hooked."
THE NAVY: "I had been in the Navy ROTC in college but didn't follow the program to the end. But teaching military history, I thought I should actually know what I was talking about. In 2000, I joined the Navy Reserve and finished what I started in the ROTC."
TEACHING AT RWU: Meriwether says that students' academic qualifications are improving progressively. But occasionally, he gets frustrated with students' lack of attention to the wider world. "I want to engage them and impress upon them my passion for the subject. I feel like sometimes students can't comprehend the magnitude of what they're studying. But I've had some phenomenal students, and I can tell you that they recharge the teaching batteries. I am one of the lucky ones – I'm fortunate enough to get paid to talk about the stuff I like to talk about."


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This recipe does not include flour so it is gluten free.
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
- 1 sprig fresh thyme
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 2 Tablespoons butter plus enough to butter the casserole dish
- 2 pounds russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/8-inch thick slices
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup grated white cheddar cheese
While cream is heating up, butter a casserole dish. Place a layer of potato in an overlapping pattern and season with salt and pepper, sprinkle some of the carmelized onion on top. Remove cream from heat, then pour a little over the 1st layer of potatoes. Top with some grated cheddar. Repeat this for 2 more layers. Bake, uncovered, for 45 minutes. At this point if you desire you can top the baked scalloped potatoes with a little more cheese and broil until the cheese browns.
Since this recipe used heavy cream instead of making a white sauce this dish is gluten free.


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Busy in the Bayou - Green Bay Makes Final Preparations on Saturday
By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
BATON ROUGE, La. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – With the start of the 2013 NCAA Tournament less than 24 hours away for the Green Bay women's basketball team, the Phoenix had a full slate today and an even busier Louisiana Saturday night. No. 11 seed Green Bay will battle sixth-seeded LSU on its home floor at the Pete Maravich Center tomorrow night at approximately 6:30 p.m. on ESPN2.
ADMINISTRATIVE MEETINGS: The day kicked off at 10 a.m. with administrative meetings at the host facility, attended by all four teams' head coaches and a variety of other staff members. Head coach Kevin Borseth and a handful of other Green Bay athletics staff members received important information regarding the behind-the-scenes side of the tournament as well as a tour of the facility.
TAKING THE PODIUM: After a few hours off, the entire team made the trip across town to the Pete Maravich Center for the team's press conference and practice. At 3:30, coach Borseth and seniors Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.), Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) and Lydia Bauer (Lake Zurich, Ill.) addressed the media in a press conference prior to practice. The seniors fielded questions regarding their winning streak, success in the tournament and keys to defeating LSU. Coach Borseth covered a variety of topics including his move back to Green Bay from Michigan, scheduling non-conference opponents and mid-majors in the NCAA Tournament.
TALKIN 'BOUT PRACTICE: Following the team's media availability, the Phoenix took the court at the Maravich Center for the first time at 4:20 p.m. for a 90-minute practice. For the first 15 minutes, the practice remained open to the media before becoming a closed session. After the team's time on the court was up, coach Borseth spoke with the ESPN2 commentators for tomorrow night's game, Tom Hart and Krista Blunk.
TOURNAMENT TALK: The team returned from practice and ate dinner at 7:30 p.m. before a special edition of Tournament Talk with Kevin Borseth at 8:15 p.m. Hosted by Green Bay assistant athletics director Andrew Gavin, the show opened with a recap of the day's events before player guest Lydia Bauer talked about past experiences in the NCAA Tournament. After a comical segment hosted by Adrian Ritchie and Sarah Eichler that had the crowd rolling, Gavin and Borseth previewed the keys to winning tomorrow night's game.
BELLY PHLOP: To close the night, members of the team served as judges in the annual Phoenix Phlop Off competition between the Green Bay cheer team and pep band. Unlike previous years at less balmy locations, this year's belly-flop competition was held outside on a 65-degree evening at 9:30 p.m.
BIG DAY TOMORROW: After a 9 a.m. breakfast on Sunday, Green Bay will have its shootaround session later in the morning before the start of the day's first contest between No. 3 seed Penn State and No. 14 seed Cal Poly. The Phoenix will head to the arena tomorrow afternoon and battle the Lady Tigers at approximately 6:30 p.m.
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Well, I had this sold but it fell through.
The main thing I did not like about it was that it seemed to small on me.
So I unsnapped my current armor and taped the BM armor on it and it was dead on .
The next thing was the top of the chest plates. They kinda stuck out on the top. They had a weird curve to them and did not sit right on my chest.
The collar armor had the same thing going on. It was almost flat and did not rest on my shoulders the way it should. Most people don't have this problem. As I said, this was my problem.
I read somewhere that you could change the shape of fiberglass by heating it up the same way you can with plastic. So I took it to work and hit it with a heat gun and was VERY happy with what I came out with . I shaped the back plate to match.
I personally think Bobamaker makes a AWESOME set of armor but it would be next to impossible to make something that would fit everyone out there. This armor was ''Ready to go'' out of the package. I'm just nuts I guess.
So that being said, if you are teetering on getting some of his stuff, go for it.
On top of that, He is a stand up guy to work with and keeps you updated .
This is my opinon anyway .
The pics are of the ''AFTER'' form.
By no means was this stuff not killer right out of the box, I have just become way picky .
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I haven't noticed that the Beretta values were in decline. But I'll have to say that I haven't been shopping prices on used 92/96's either, so I may be completely overlooking that fact. I did notice that the PX4 asking prices have gone up by 15% or more in the last few months. I ordered mine in early November... the same place is asking $70 more today. I've seen quite a few examples of that.
One other observation... I think someone made this point on the other Beretta forum earlier this week... Beretta doesn't put the oomph in advertising like Springfield does. I've seen ALOT of XD fans with the "gotta have" attitude with the new XD-45 ACP. Of course, I'm not talking about a few folks... Springfield has created tremendous interest and momentum with their newest offering. I don't know that you could say that with any of the Beretta handguns right now.


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One of two things: Either the extractor rod unscrewed a little under recoil, and now it is jammed against the front of the extractor rod cutout under the barrel, preventing any movement of the cylinder; or, a few granules of unburned gunpowder became trapped under the extractor star during ejection of the last cylinder of empty cases, and when you reloaded and closed the cylinder, the granules kept the extractor from fully seating into its cutout in the rear face of the cylinder, making the cylinder effectively too long, and it is now binding so severely in the frame's cylinder window that it cannot revolve or be opened.
Note: all the following MUST be done with the weapon pointing in a safe direction; safe enough that if the gun were to accidentally fire, no one would be injured or killed, and property damage would be minimal. NEVER point it at any part of your body during handling, of course.
For the first problem, try using a tiny screwdriver to push the small spring-loaded locking bolt (at the front of the extractor rod) forward, which may release tension on the cylinder enough to get it open using the thumbpiece (if you can see any part of the bevel on the end, try to work the blade in far enough to press on this angled area). If that doesn't work, try pressing inward on the left-rear edge of the cylinder with your left hand, like you are trying to close it into the frame, and at the same time, use your right hand to press the thumbpiece forward to release the cylinder from the frame. If you can get the cylinder to unlock using the thumbpiece, it then should be possible to roll it out and unload it. Alternatively, keep pressing forward on the thumbpiece while alternating between pushing in (closing motion) on the cylinder, and pushing out (opening it) to get it to wiggle free.
Second-to-last resort: If you know how to completely disassemble a S&W revolver, you could remove all the internal frame parts, and then use a soft metal rod or punch to tap the center pin out of the recoil shield to unlock/open the cylinder.
Last resort: take to local gunsmith (transport VERY carefully if still loaded), tell him what happened, and let him take it from there. Be prepared to spend $50 (minimum; likely more, maybe MUCH more) for diagnosis and correction of the problem, and an overall inspection for bent/broken parts once he gets it open.


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Linux consistently appears high up in the list of popular Internet servers, whether it's for the Web, anonymous FTP, or general services such as DNS and delivering mail. But security is the foremost concern of anyone providing such a service. Any server experiences casual probe attempts dozens of time a day, and serious break-in attempts with some frequency as well.This highly regarded book, originally titled Building Secure Servers with Linux, combines practical advice with a firm knowledge of the technical tools needed to ensure security. The book focuses on the most common use of Linux--as a hub offering services to an organization or the Internet--and shows readers how to harden their hosts against attacks. An all-inclusive resource for Linux users who wish to harden their systems, Linux Server Security covers general security such as intrusion detection and firewalling a hub, as well as key services such as DNS, the Apache Web server, mail, and secure shell.Author Michael D. Bauer, a security consultant, network architect, and lead author of the popular Paranoid Penguin column in the Linux Journal, carefully outlines the security risks, defines precautions that can minimize those risks, and offers recipes for robust security. He is joined on several chapters by administrator and developer Bill Lubanovic.A number of new security topics have been added for this edition, including:
Michael D. (Mick) Bauer, CISSP, is Network Security Architect for alarge financial services provider. He is also Security Editor forLinux Journal Magazine, and author of its monthly "Paranoid Penguin" security column. Mick's areas of expertise include Linux security and general Unix security, network (TCP/IP) security, security assessment, and the development of security policies and awareness programs.
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Our look is the result of reader comments, our own experimentation, and feedback from distribution channels. Distinctive covers complement our distinctive approach to technical topics, breathing personality and life into potentially dry subjects. The image on the cover of Linux Server Security, Second Edition is a caravan. An essential mode of transport for 19th-century Americans making the epic migration westward along the Oregon Trail, the typical family caravan was a covered wagon approximately 10 feet long and 4 feet wide. It was essential for one's caravan to accommodate a large supply of food, clothing, and household necessities; however, settlers were wise to keep luxury goods to a minimum to economize space and avoid taxing their oxen and horses. Living conditions in the caravan were usually quite cramped. The boxes and trunks that lined the floor of the wagon doubled as beds for the weary travelers. Completing the Oregon Trail was an arduous and hazardous endeavor, as casualties caused by perils ranging from cholera to firearm mishaps took the lives of many intrepid pioneers. Those that survived the harrowing 2,000-mile journey settled in the Willamette Valley of northwest Oregon, as well as in Washington State and California. Today, motorists can travel much of the length of this historic route on U.S. Highway 26. Sanders Kleinfeld was the production editor and copyeditor for Linux Server Security, Second Edition. Linley Dolby was the proofreader. Matt Hutchinson and Claire Cloutier provided quality control. Julie Hawks wrote the index.Emma Colby designed the cover of this book, based on a series design by Hanna Dyer and Edie Freedman. The cover image is a 19th-century engraving from The American West in the 19th Century (Dover). Emma Colby produced the cover layout with Adobe InDesign CS using Adobe's ITC Garamond font.Melanie Wang designed the interior layout. The chapter opening images are from the Dover Pictorial Archive, Marvels of the New West: A Vivid Portrayal of the Stupendous Marvels in the Vast Wonderland West of the Missouri River, by William Thayer (The Henry Bill Publishing Co., 1888) and The Pioneer History of America: A Popular Account of the Heroes and Adventures, by Augustus Lynch Mason, A.M. (The Jones Brothers Publishing Company, 1884).This book was converted to FrameMaker 5.5.6 by Julie Hawks with a format conversion tool created by Erik Ray, Jason McIntosh, Neil Walls, and Mike Sierra that uses Perl and XML technologies. The text font is Linotype Birka; the heading font is Adobe Myriad Condensed; and the code font is LucasFont's TheSans Mono Condensed. The illustrations that appear in the book were produced by Robert Romano and Jessamyn Read using Macromedia FreeHand MX and Adobe Photoshop CS. The tip and warning icons were drawn by Christopher Bing. This colophon was written by Sanders Kleinfeld.
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For Sys Admins.
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Linux Server Security, Second EditionBy Michael D. BauerSecond Edition January 2005 ISBN: 0-596-00670-5544 pages, $44.95 UShttp://www.oreilly.com/catalog/linuxss2/This book goes along with the moving trend of the normal computer user, securing your data. Servers generally are targeted more often than the average home PC because most are made to be accessible from the outside world. This is where securing that server comes into play. This book covers the tools and techniques to securing your Bastion host.First I'd like to start out and explain what Bastion host means as according this book so you can understand what this book covers more specifically. Bastion Host is defined as "A system that runs publicly accessible services but is usually not itself a firewall. Bastion hosts are what we put on DMZ (although they can be put anywhere). The term implies that a certain amount of system hardening has been done, but sadly, this is not always the case."After you understand what a Bastion host is defined as, you should understand that this book mainly covers these server daemons and the systems that run them. But some of the information applies to a Linux desktop system such as a per host iptables firewall, using secure shell, keeping up with your logs, and intrusion detection. Most of these things the average user doesn't care much about but sometimes being paranoid comes in handy.Someone who would most likely use this book more than the average desktop user would probaly be a system administrator. Securing web, database, ftp, dns, and email servers is what majority of this book contains. Along with covering these server systems, there are guides to securing the Linux system that runs these daemons along with designing the networks around these types of hosts. One of the sections I'm most fond of is Chapter 2: Designing Perimeter Networks. With this section you can really take a look at the design and layout of the different types of networks and figure out the portions that suit your needs for your own network. The diagrams shown in this chapter help explain what is going on with the traffic and allows you to see exactly what is going on and at what points the systems are protected. At the end of the book there are 2 well commented iptables firewall scripted that allow you to get a feel for the netfilter iptables system if you're not familiar with it already. With some modification of these scripts you can easily bring them into a working environment depending on your situation, which sometimes these helps with some of the frustration with the iptables syntax. I personally prefer the PF system within OpenBSD for it's clean syntax and have grown away from iptables, but both are powerful firewall systems and should fit the needs of your network.I'd definitely recommend this book to system admins or anyone who is paranoid about their security. Security is always something that people should be educated about.Lloyd RandallPensacola Linux User's Group
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Linux Server Security seems to be the buzzword in corporates and a lot of Infrastructure Services Group Leaders are spending considerable amounts of time securing the systems.Server Security has for long been considered as somewhat of a black art with the arcane details of it being shared among the few members who are part of the charmed circle. This book attempts to put the logical nature of Server Security in perspective by bringing together both the fundamentals as well as the practical toolsuites which help a long way in providing stable and secure Linux servers. If not for anything else, then for a description of the toolsuites this book is a worthy reference material.The section on Cyrus IMAP service is a welcome addition. As the world slowly moves towards a Cyrus-SASL-Kerberos stack for the mailing services, securing such service would be a high item on the agenda. The discussion of the services that make up various Linux servers, beginning with the basic principles and slowly moving into the security best practices would be useful to those who want to create secure server services but were at a loss in the sea of URLs.The sections on Database Security, Intrusion Detection Services and System Log management are well written especially for the novice users. The underlying assumption that secure bastion hosts are required by anybody drives the book towards a very granular level of discussion of the services. Be warned however, that firewall as a component is not discussed in great detail. A subset of the same is provided but enough forward looking references are provided which can be put to implementation and further tweaking.Securing Linux services is best done through tinkering and practical implementation of the tools. The fundamental principles provide the underlying causal agents and causal loops, without implementation nothing much is possible.In short, it is a very good book and worth buying. Go ahead and get your copy.
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text: How many losses is going to take, before we realize, franks system, don't fit us? Really? We can't win one game? We need A new coach! None of our guys wanna play for Frankenstein, and it's shows..... Yeah, we don't have the best talent on our squad, but we got enough to get a win....Frankenstein has gotta go! He's leading us to liking other NBA teams! We all know about Joe D, he is the dude who picked Darko over Carmelo and D Wade.... Pack up him and frank......I hope we do something soon because I can only watch so much of this garbage, we suck!


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Friday 13th August 2010
Other than wearing the same red football socks on matchdays for a long period during the Nineties, superstition is not really my thing so while today's date is significant to some, to me it simply means the weekend is upon us.
Of course however, this is no ordinary weekend. The slate has been wiped clean and it is time to start all over again. Sunday brings our opening fixture of the 2010/11 season, the 35th of my own personal Gooner journey!
Walking wide-eyed and excited into the West Stand with my dad all those years ago, the packed lunch my Nan had made up for me was probably more on my mind than whether I would still be attending in 35 years time!
Yet here I am, travel plans in place and thoroughly looking forward to probably our toughest opening day fixture for many years. The good news is I'm sure our hosts will see it that way too.
All that remains for me to say as we all jump on the rollercoaster once more...
Come on you yellows!
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I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand
That cheat'n ho, I've been dating her for years!!! The nerve.......
"The way of the warrior is death, this means choosing death whenever there is a choice between life and death. It means nothing more than this, it means to see things through, being resolved."---Yamamoto Tsunemoto's Hagakure
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Hey everybody, hope ur hollidays are going good.
Im plannin on gettin an ipod touch, has anybody here purchased one yet?
or what are ur thoughts on em?
Hey everybody, hope ur hollidays are going good.
Im plannin on gettin an ipod touch, has anybody here purchased one yet?
or what are ur thoughts on em?
it's an iphone you can't call people with. save yourself some heartache and sorrow and get a classic.
I got a 16 gig ipod touch about a month ago, I love it. I use it to surf TDH frequently.
IMHO I would not want people interrupting my music experience by calling me, so I like having my phone seperate from my ipod. My only problem with these 1st generation touch models is that 16 gigs is the largest in terms of storage. So if you are used to having a ton of storage you might want to get a classic and wait till they release one with a bigger flash memory.
I've had an i-pod touch for about a month and, IMO it's great. I have the 8gb model and there's plenty of space for all my tunes and video. You can also listen to podcasts, and surf the web from basically anywhere. (As long as there is a signal of course.) My one complaint is the battery dies after watching a couple of videos. Despite the battery problem I would still recommend it.
i've got an iphone and i love it... like folks have said, the touch is basically just an iphone without the phone.
a lot of my TDH time over the last couple of days has been from the ipod
I, personally, LOVE mine. I do pretty much everything on it.
I've got the iPhone. Amazing device. It really does make all other hand-held devices seem so... so last century. And I prefer having everything in one small device, that also happens to do everything really well.
Personally, I can't wait until Apple comes out with a PADD (ST-TNG), essentially a pad touch screen computer. It's going to happen eventually.
i got the 80 gig classic for christmas and i'm really happy with it so far. 15gb-ish of music on it so far, and using winff i'm converting all my videos to mp4. i'll end up using all the space and start complaining that i need the 160gb
i'm using handbrake for mac to convert DVDs to ipod video format. ESB was around 250 megs, which isn't bad at all.
i don't know the software you're using, but the big thing i found was making sure the video isn't better quality than the ipod can do.
my DVDs were defaulting to 720x480, but i scaled them down to the size of my screen. i also played with the bitrate on the encoder to get it as low as possible without artifacts.
fun stuff!
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"Every Fourth of July, we invite friends to our houseboat for a cookout," writes Cindy Williams of Fort Myers, Florida. "We always have corn on the cob prepared this way, and everyone loves it. The onions and peppers add fantastic flavor to the sweet ears of corn."
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- 3 cups Italian salad dressing
- 8 large ears fresh corn, husked and cleaned
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A highly anticipated follow-up from the best-selling author of Looking for Alibrandi and Saving Francesca, both highly acclaimed productions available from Bolinda Audio.
Taylor Markham is now a senior at the Jellicoe School, and has been made leader of the boarders. She is responsible for keeping the upper hand in the territory wars with the townies, and the cadets who camp on the edge of the school's property over summer. She has to keep her students safe and the territories enforced and to deal with Jonah Griggs - the leader of the cadets and someone she'd rather forget. But what she needs to do, more than anything, is unravel the mystery of her past and find her mother - who abandoned her on the Jellicoe Road six years before. The only connection to her past, Hannah, the woman who found her, has now disappeared, too, and he only clue Taylor has about Hannah and her mother's past is a partially written manuscript about a group of five kids from the Jellicoe School, 20 years ago.
©2008 Melina Marchetta; (P)2006 Bolinda Publishing
2009 American Library Association Michael L. Printz Award, for excellence in literature written by young adults.
Recipe for a perfect audiobook: a mind bogglingly good book mixed with an amazing narrator. There is no way to over recommend On the Jellicoe Road. If you are in doubt, please give it a chance. You will not regret it. I loved every minute.
I am a passionate devourer of chocolate and books. I also listen to audiobooks and drink chocolate. When I die, I don't want to be embalmed!
"Strange but good"
Where to start? This story was very confusing at first, but I expected that because I had an advanced warning. The story went back and forth between telling the story of a present day situation with a bunch of kids to an older story of a bunch of kids. The similarity being the place they were located, Jellicoe Road, in Australia. Jellicoe Road reminds me of a summer camps where they have kids who live in the camp and then bring in kids from the neighboring town and then bus kids in from wherever else. The three groups have mini battles of control and territory, but all in a nice way (or at least it is supposed to be in a nice way.) Most of the kids that live at the Jellicoe Road school seem to have some emotional dysfunction or other problems they are dealing with, like both parents getting killed or pyromaniac tendencies. The main character, Taylor, is a Jellicoe Road resident. She is a bit unstable and has huge gaps in her memory and is constantly trying to figure out how to get back to her Mother who had abandoned her when she was 11.
Toward the end of the story, I did decide that I liked the book, but it just wasn't my cup of tea. (I am a hot chocolate drinker.)
"The prettiest road I???d ever seen"
I will admit that the first hour or so, I was completely confused. There are flashbacks, and dreams, and dreams within flashbacks, ok, maybe not that confusing. But once the pieces fall together, it just become such an emotional rollercoaster, that you can???t put it down. They become like your brother or sister, you fall in love with them, and you want to take their hand, and make it all better! And Rebecca Macauley; she really got the feel of the characters.
"love this book"
I love this story, but the music between chapters is a bit annoying. the reading is fine however.
"One of the best books I have read!"
Exactly the kind of book that pulls you in. Made me cry. I easily cry when I read, but not by listening to them. This is the first audition to make me cry. Loved it!
I loved this one so very much. EVERY WORD. The narrator was so wonderful. <3
I am a total audiobook addict! I travel quite a bit for work and listen to them while I drive. Always searching for a good author to follow
"On the Jellico Road"
I found this book so hard to follow at the beginning because it jumps around a lot. Once I got a handle on who everyone was it all started to fall into place. After a few chapters, I REALLY loved it. I might have followed it better if I read it in paper version.
I will defiantly listen to it again and probably again and again. It was wonderful
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"Difficult Start, Great Ending"
Jellico started out painfully slowly with no sense of where the story is going. After an hour I put it down and didn't pick it up for over a year. After three hours I was considering deleting it even though I have a rule about always finishing books. That first was just sucha chore, I thought it could be the first to go.
It wasn't necessarily a bad or even badly told story; it was just seemed so murky and muddled. The story-within-a-story interludes were as yet unframed, the goals of Taylor (the lead) were still unknown and the initial set up (the 'war' between three groups of teens that live or study by the Jellico road) was confusing and, as such, uninteresting. I'm all for a story unfolding, for pieces of information deftly doled out at the right moments etc but the first third seemed like it belong to a different story or at least set up a completely different story.
The first three hours were about that 'war' but that is not what the book is about and event thought eh story provides more than one could-be 'resolution', the conflict is simply dropped when the real story got going.
The protracted set-up gave an opportunity to tease a few things and start setting up the real story but since I had no idea what the real story was, the tid-bits, flashback, allusions and interludes left me confused and bored.
Jellico road is essentially a story a story of two generations of friends who form/ed unbreakable bonds. It becomes about Taylors search for family, love and understanding. When it does – it is utterly fabulous. I just can't help but think that if it were only framed like that from the beginning it would have been solid gold.
By the last third of the book, the interludes/flashbacks are breathtaking in their revelations and I got excited every time I heard the music that signalled the change (as opposed to considering fast-forwarding them in the first third).
I guess you just have to go with the book and trust where it will take you but it's the second novel in a row that I feel did not frame the ultimate story early enough for me to be invested from the beginning. It's also the second in a row I've picked back up a year after dumping it – not a coincidence.
All I can say is if you like powerful emotional dramas, family sagas or intergenerational searches for love, family and hope than the Jellico Road is a wonderful book so stick it out. The end was so utterly emotional I had to lock myself in the bathroom at work to finish it because I couldn't leave it or sob at my desk.
I don't know how international readers will take the Australian story and the Aussie narrator. I AM Australian so I found a lot of the stereotypes, characters and idioms accurate to the point of uncomfortable. Somehow though, I still found the narrator's accent grating (I just kept wondering if that is what I sound like?!)
Overall, I strongly recommend Jellico Road and it is times like this I remember why I have my 'always finish' rule!
"The kids are not alright"
Glowing reviews from other people have tricked me into believing this was the next best thing in YA since "Catcher in the rye". Oh, how deceived I was.
So what's not to like on the Jellicoe Road? To start off most of the characters are supposed to be 17-ish something, but their real maturity level is more of 10 year old kids. Their main concern is looking tough and playing imaginary wars. Why are they doing it? No one knows and no one cares to even think about it. Actually there's hardly any thinking taking place in the heads of those children at all.
The main girl, Taylor, is especially annoying because of her constant self-absortion, hostile mood swings and "I want my mommy but I won't admit it to anyone". Honestly I wished to smack her headfirst into a wall of bricks more than on one occasion.
Lastly, narration was below average. The main voice was unpleasant to listen to as it always seemed to be on the verge of hysteria. For example the same tone was used to describe a serene view from the top of the tree and when someone attacked the character. In dialogs it was very hard to discern who spoke what because all of them used the same tones. Really frustrating.
"Poignient and gripping no matter your age."
The musical interludes which seem to be the trademark of all Bolinda children's and YA audiobooks are actually very off putting and condescending here. The fact they play the music backwards to indicate the shift to the story from the past is painful. If you can ignore the music, though, which I hope you can, this is quite an amazing story. Performed flawlessly and written in a way which is so endearing you're in love with these kids before you even realise it. Ignore the age label. I did and thank god for it. This is a classic.
"Thoroughly enjoyable."
I may have mentioned at some point (or at several points) that I am completely in love with audiobooks. They make my drive to work not just bearable, but enjoyable. I find that with audiobooks, your eyes don't get the chance to skip over the text and miss something important. Every nuance of a book is brought to life with unabridged recordings of books.
On The Jellicoe Road was another brilliant use of my Audible monthly membership. Rebecca Macauley brought Melina Marchetta's Australian narrative to life.
Taylor Markham was a protagonist who had me torn. At times I liked her cool independence and her "take no prisoners" attitude. At other times I was irritated by how tunnel-visioned she was. I guess when I was a teenager I suffered a case of near-sightedness and held the mistaken belief that my own tiny corner of the world was the sphere itself. Maybe that's just a part of growing up. Nonetheless, Taylor's selfishness irritated me. She'd been through a lot but didn't recognise the positives and potentials of her life.
The narrative of On The Jellicoe Road was split. On the one hand there was the first person narrative of Taylor, on the other was the manuscript written by Hannah, the woman who found and cares for Taylor. At first this was a tad confusing in the audiobook and it took me a few switches in perspective to figure out what was going on. However, I am slow...
I loved the setting of this book. The vivid description of the Jellicoe School and its surrounding grounds was made all the more bright and exciting by the Australian narrator who lent credence to the language. I found myself thinking in an Australian accent (a not at all believable one...) while listening to this book. What can I say? I'm an impressionable soul.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed On The Jellicoe Road. I'd heard a whole bunch of hype about it from my fellow bloggers and, while I'm not sure it's a book I'd rave about, it is a book which I found engaging and enjoyable!
"I am in love with this book"
I'm not giving any spoilers !!
laugh, cry, die a little and totally fan girl
I was a bit confused at first because I didn't understand what some of the slang meant but it becomes clear and is so work the effort to keep reading
This book is incredible, a little hard to follow in places so I'm going to re read it but I loved the mystery and excitement in it. I'm so glad I bought this book, and I'll definitely keep it around as a go to book when I'm low on credits!
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In 1923, in Inner Mongolia, a young paleontological assistant on a fossil-finding expedition came upon "the superb skull of a gigantic beast," as expedition leader Roy Chapman Andrews described it. It was the skull of Andrewsarchus, a cast of which on the Museum's fourth floor.
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• Theodore B. Olson, a partner with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and a former U.S. solicitor general (2001-2004) talks about his experience challenging Prop 8 in federal court. Olson has argued 58 cases in the Supreme Court, and in 2009 he teamed up with his sometimes Democratic adversary David Boies to challenge California's Prop 8.
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