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Arsenal in the Community's annual internship project continues to go from strength to strength and has expanded this year, with an increased intake catering for up to 30 places.
This includes a summer programme aimed at university students wanting a unique experience abroad. This year the Club has Gappers based in Barbados, Bahrain, India, Indonesia, Israel, Kenya and Uganda, who are all making positive contributions to local communities.
Applications for the 2012/13 programme are now open with the deadline set for Friday May 25, 2012. The course is split into three parts, with those accepted on the course beginning their adventure on Monday August 6 2012. If you would like to find out more about Arsenal's Gap Year Internship Programme, contact John Olaleye via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
To give you a flavour of some of the projects currently going on, Arsenal.com brings you the latest diary from one of our students. Adam is currently working on the scheme out in New Delhi, India, gaining skills in football coaching and experience in local schools.
Here is the latest news from his travels:
"After our FIFAPizza the weekend was soon upon us. After Ali's mum flew home on Friday our attention turned to the second big event of the week, the Arsenal 'Be a Gunner, Be a Runner' fun run we were holding at the IYSA (India Youth Soccer Association) ground.
"Rather than run it as a mini-marathon with each participant running the 6k distance we decided to stage a relay race, with 18 people from each of the four league teams (including two coaches per team) running a lap of the IYSA ground (about 250/300) metres each. The under-16s would run two.
"Despite some fears about turnout early in the week, the event was a big success with the numbers working out perfectly and everyone having a good time. The run also saw some heroic performances from a number of the kids, especially the under-11s who completed the course running some spectacular laps. Nathan is one of the smallest guys in the programme but received the baton in third before winning comfortably.
"The stars of the under-14 race were the powerhouse middle order of the yellow team, Juvraj, and the two Prakash's whose performance in the key seven, eight and nine roles were the foundation of the Lightning Strikers' eventual victory. Morwin also deserves credit for his performance in what was by then an already lost Eleven Aces cause.
"The Lightning Strikers' victory was seen home by the excellent under-16 pair Munjeet and Mohit, whose nonchalant, smooth and quick laps made a mockery of the struggles of the coaches! Our laps came in the (theoretically) crucial 15th position, although by the time I was handed the baton it was already a two-horse race between my team, Ten Hurricanes and the leading Lightning Strikers. Eleven Aces and Ali's Serious Cyclones having already been 'lapped' by that point!
"After a sterling lap by Raju which left us about 30 metres behind, I set off attempting to reel in Sanjeev (Mr Bhalla to you) who was already about 20 metres ahead. After a good start I started to reel him in on the back straight and was confident of at least drawing level before the changeover. However, this optimism was soon made to look ridiculously misplaced when on the last corner I hit 'the wall'; one about as big as the one in China.
"This meant the heroic sprint finish to overtake Mr. Bhalla that I had envisaged collapsed into a desperate shambles to cross the line and get the baton as far away from me as possible, which isn't actually very far on quite a small, round track. Despite a poor final 15 metres I was pretty pleased with my lap, which left our team in with a shout until the end but just unable to overhaul the jet-powered duo of the yellow team.
"Ali, receiving the baton just before I gave mine in, may well have run the fastest lap of the day in order to make sure his team avoided the ignominy of a last placed finish!
"Anyway, most importantly everybody seemed to enjoy the day with the kids constantly chanting and shouting encouragement throughout the race. They very excited that they were participating in an Arsenal event that was taking place all around the world!"
To read more of Adam's blog, visit http://aroundtheworldin80drills.wordpress.com/.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Arsène Wenger is playing Havard Nordtveit at right back so the defender can add to his experience.
The 20-year-old joined Arsenal as a centre back and captained the Reserves from that position two seasons ago. However he played in central midfield while on loan at Nurnberg last term and has operated at right back for much of pre-season.
That's because Wenger doesn't believe Nordtveit is the finished product yet and is hoping the Norwegian can improve his game by playing in different roles.
"He can play centre half," confirmed the manager. "I still believe he needs some more experience and that is why I try to use him in a different position at the moment."


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50162. Information sharing. (a) Upon request from the officials to whom is entrusted the enforcement of the motor fuel tax laws of another government, the board may furnish to those officials any information in the possession of the board that is deemed essential to the enforcement of the motor fuel tax laws. Any information so furnished shall not be used for any purpose other than that for which it was furnished.
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Employee Building Pass Files, SSA/DCFAM/OFM
Security classification:
System location:
Various Social Security Administration (SSA) facilities under control of SSA, Office of Finance, Assessment and Management, Office of Facilities Management, Office of Protective Security Services, 1-M-25 Operations Building, 6401 Security Boulevard, Baltimore, Maryland 21235-6401.
Categories of individuals covered by the system:
All SSA employees and non‑employees who require continuous access to SSA buildings; (e.g. employees of vendors and contractors).
Categories of records in the system:
Name, Social Security number (SSN), office location, office telephone number, color code for type of pass, agency or firm name, individual's signature and photograph, facility access code information and badge number.
Authority for maintenance of the system:
40 U.S.C. § 486(c).
SSA building passes are used and required for admission to SSA buildings. The file of application forms verifies issuance of a building pass to an employee and verifies prior issuance in the event of loss or theft of the card.
Routine uses of information maintained in the system, including categories of users and the purposes of such uses:
Disclosure may be made for routine uses as indicated below. However, disclosure of any information constituting "returns or return information" within the scope of the Internal Revenue Code will not be disclosed unless disclosure is authorized by that statute.
1. To a congressional office in response to an inquiry from that office made at the request of the subject of a record.
2. To the Department of Justice (DOJ), a court or other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal when:
(a) SSA, or any component thereof; or
(b) any SSA employee in his/her official capacity;or
(c) any SSA employee in his/her individual capacity where DOJ (or SSA where it is authorized to do so) has agreed to represent the employee; or
(d) the United States or any agency thereof where SSA determines that the litigation is likely to affect the operations of SSA or any of its components, is a party to litigation or has an interest in such litigation, and SSA determines that the use of such records by DOJ, the court or other tribunal is relevant and necessary to the litigation, provided, however, that in each case, SSA determines that such disclosure is compatible with the purpose for which the records were collected.
Wage and other information which are subject to the disclosure provisions of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) (26 U.S.C. § 6103) will not be disclosed under this routine use unless disclosure is expressly permitted by the IRC.
3. To Internal Revenue Service (IRS), as necessary, for the purpose of auditing SSA's compliance with safeguard provisions of the IRC of 1986, as amended.
4. Information may be disclosed to contractors and other Federal agencies, as necessary, for the purpose of assisting SSA in the efficient administration of its programs. We contemplate disclosing information under this routine use only in situations in which SSA may enter into a contractual or similar agreement with a third party to assist in accomplishing an agency function relating to this system of records.
5. Non-tax return information which is not restricted from disclosure by Federal law may be disclosed to the General Services Administration (GSA) and the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for the purpose of conducting records management studies with respect to their duties and responsibilities under 44 U.S.C. § 2904 and § 2906, as amended by NARA Act of 1984.
6. To student volunteers and other workers, who technically do not have the status of Federal employees, when they are performing work for SSA as authorized by law, and they need access to personally identifiable information in SSA records in order to perform their assigned Agency functions.
7. We may disclose information to appropriate Federal, State, and local agencies, entities, and persons when (1) we suspect or confirm that the security or confidentiality of information in this system of records has been compromised; (2) we determine that as a result of the suspected or confirmed compromise there is a risk of harm to economic or property interests, identity theft or fraud, or harm to the security or integrity of this system or other systems or programs of SSA that rely upon the compromised information; and (3) we determine that disclosing the information to such agencies, entities, and persons is necessary to assist in our efforts to respond to the suspected or confirmed compromise and prevent, minimize, or remedy such harm. SSA will use this routine use to respond only to those incidents involving an unintentional release of its records.
Policies and practices for storing, retrieving, accessing, retaining and disposing of records in the system:
Information is maintained on paper forms, electronic database, back-up floppy discs and tapes.
Records are indexed and retrieved alphabetically by name or SSN.
The records are stored in locked files. Access to the records is limited to those employees who have a need for them in the performance of their official duties. (See Appendix G for additional information relating to safeguards SSA employs to protect personal records.)
Retention and disposal:
The information provided on forms is retained for the length of service of the individual and then destroyed by shredding; picture passes, once surrendered, also are destroyed by shredding.
System manager(s) and address:
Social Security Administration
Director, Office of Protective Services
Office of Facilities Management
Office of Finance, Assessment and Management
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Baltimore, Maryland 21235-6401
Notification procedure:
An individual can determine if this system contains a record pertaining to him/her by contacting the system manager at the address above.
An individual can determine if this system contains a record about him/her by writing to the systems manager(s) at the above address and providing his/her name, SSN or other information that may be in the system of records that will identify him/her. An individual requesting notification of records in person should provide the same information, as well as provide an identity document, preferably with a photograph, such as a driver's license or some other means of identification, such as a voter registration card, credit card, etc. If an individual does not have any identification documents sufficient to establish his/her identity, the individual must certify in writing that he/she is the person claimed to be and that he/she understands that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another individual under false pretenses is a criminal offense.
If notification is requested by telephone, an individual must verify his/her identity by providing identifying information that parallels the record to which notification is being requested. If it is determined that the identifying information provided by telephone is insufficient, the individual will be required to submit a request in writing or in person. If an individual is requesting information by telephone on behalf of another individual, the subject individual must be connected with SSA and the requesting individual in the same phone call. SSA will establish the subject individual's identity (his/her name, SSN, address, date of birth and place of birth along with one other piece of information such as mother's maiden name) and ask for his/her consent in providing information to the requesting individual.
If a request for notification is submitted by mail, an individual must include a notarized statement to SSA to verify his/her identity or must certify in the request that he/she is the person claimed to be and that he/she understands that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another individual under false pretenses is a criminal offense. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 CFR § 401.40).
Record access procedures:
Same as notification procedures. Requesters should also reasonably specify the record contents being sought. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 CFR 401.40(c)).
Contesting record procedures:
Same as notification procedures. Requesters should also reasonably identify the record, specify the information they are contesting and state the corrective action sought and the reasons for the correction with supporting justification showing how the record is incomplete, untimely, inaccurate or irrelevant. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 CFR 401.65(a)).
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i been watching a guy stream rust for a few days now and it looks pretty fun, but strangely even though its at the top of the list in steam i dont hear much about it. is this game worth getting?
also. whats up with the nude dudes? lol why dont they have atleast underwear or rags on them.


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Re: Rose Cat v2
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Re: Majesty
gah! i NEED this shirt for my sister. she loves peacocks. i showed it to her today and had to explain that i couldn't buy it right now because i don't know if it's going to be printed (she didn't know what it meant that the design was in the derby).
let's vote on this one some more, everybody! i'd be in for 2 if we could push it into the top three!
paigeg wrote:SO glad you made that change. This is doing well, congrats!
thanks! Pretty happy with this one this week.
Re: Daydreaming in Watercolor (Resub)
Had to resub. Noticed some issues with the halftone dots that made it not printable. If you voted for the previous version please vote again!
Re: Meltdown
"Are you my mummy?"
Sorry, couldn't resist. =P
Re: Understanding Wildlife
This is a take on a lot of illustrations of nature done by naturalists. Their observations have brought us valuable insight into the different ecosystems that would have been unreachable areas at the time.
Watercoloring was a bit difficult for me since I'm more comfortable with producing straight lines and solid colors
ladybearslayer wrote:I really like this! There's something appealing about the architecture and the way the design blends into the shirt color.
I hope not; the title may be a reference but the design is more universal. Reminded me of Thoreau's "If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them."
I don't want it to get rejected either. I really like this design! But I think maybe it will be safer with a different title, because the name of the shirt is the direct name of that song - it's a reference.
Re: Tree Frog Wonders
make it bigger & add a tropical tree.
Re: Pilgrimage
His long journey nearing its end, he approaches the cathedral.
Re: Wild Mushroom Clouds
My first thought was that they were dragon blood trees.
Very nifty.
Re: Samurai Resurrection
Looks great! Love the colors, like rainbow vomit, I mean that in the best possible way too (traditionally vomit is not appealing but in this case it looks amazing).
Re: Broken Down
The colors and handling of this image are so delightfully delicate. I agree with Samshirt it has an appealing Miyazaki element to it too. I need to learn how to be a bit more subdued with my color palette like you
reminds me of a leafy seadragon, which I love!!!
Re: Year of the Dragon
Hurray for the Dragons! Are you, like me, born in the year of the dragon? It's awesome to be the only mythological beast on the zodiac. Maybe you could carry this design on into a series with the rest of the zodiac creatures? Could become quite popular
Re: Who goes there
Hah! I love the way you rendered this owl!
Re: My Fire Engine
Wow! I love it!!! Although I would say it could go without the skull... or at least make the cross a dark gray instead of black... it looks a little out of place.
Re: Castle on a Cloud
Absolutely astounding! Seems we did similar themes but I like yours a lot more. Did you make it in Illustrator or Photoshop? I want to learn how to get crazy gradients like that
Aaaaawe! You guys made me ink!!! LOL love it :D
This is cute. I like the design. Not a Huge fan of it on this shirt color. Not that its your fault but I am really tired of every cat shirt winning. Yes I do realize that people want them and do buy them. Just my opinion
I really hope this gets printed. Nothing is bad about this deisgn. Great work!
Re: Elements of Life
Where is the 5th Element?
Re: Bird Lover
I would buy this one in a split second...LOVE IT !!!
Re: Panda Watercolor
This is adorable without being cutesy. Great eyes too. GMV.
Re: Portrait of Night-time
Beautiful! I do wish the profile of the face was a bit softer and more subtle, though...
Re: The Carousel
I'll be so upset if this shirt doesn't get printed. It's the only one this derby that I like, and I really like it a lot! Vote, people, vote!!!
Re: A Game of Cat and Mouse
hey three colors on creme shirt. pretty cool. learned a little about halftones. might try another before wednesday.
Re: Chicken Boo Fight V2
I hope so! It's a little hard to tell; the latest Woot template I have isn't very clearly marked. Voted, though.
You will have to correct and resubmit. The thumbnail not matching the comp is grounds for rejection. Great shirt, please do resubmit!
Cool, i like those clouds, remind me of this game Animal Kingdom
la belle dame sans souris ;)
i LOVE this! please please print pretty please...
jsee1218 wrote:makes me think of "the iron giant" movie for some reason. very nice design.
Makes me think of the "Astro Boy" movie.
lisadanger wrote:my personal favorite. love hot air balloons
Zagazoo wrote:The colors and handling of this image are so delightfully delicate. I agree with Samshirt it has an appealing Miyazaki element to it too. I need to learn how to be a bit more subdued with my color palette like you
Thanks for the comments guys, glad you like it. Yea there is definitely a bit of a Myazaki influence, I'm a fan of his work
I want this shirt so bad!! Please get up there!
zwartepaard wrote:Beautiful! I do wish the profile of the face was a bit softer and more subtle, though...
Hmm.. thanks for the feedback, zwartepaard :-> I was going for contrast with the softness of the watercolor.. but perhaps it was too much?
Re: Blossom
Very nice, ramy, beautifully executed. Not a shirt I could pull off, but I tip my hat to you.
Re: Tree of Eternity
I think this derby was custom made for you. Beautiful design!
Re: Butterflight
it's a lovely and so gracious work
jeleavitt wrote:This is adorable without being cutesy. Great eyes too. GMV.
Thank you for your comments. That's exactly what we were going.
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Wanship • Just as families began returning to their Summit Valley homes and firefighters were optimistic they finally had a handle on the 2,000-acre Rockport 5 Fire that consumed eight homes, the 14,000-acre fire in Skull Valley took a windblown turn that destroyed about 10 homes in the community of Willow Springs.
The lightning-sparked Rockport 5 Fire that quickly tore through the mountainside homes near the Rockport Reservoir Tuesday afternoon diverted resources from blazes such as the Patch Springs Fire south of the Stansbury Mountains. That inferno, also started by lightning, began Aug. 10, but hadn't destroyed any homes or structures as it neared the hamlet of Terra.
However, on Thursday, the Tooele County Sheriff ordered evacuations of the Willow Springs community, and on Friday about 10 manufactured homes there were destroyed as strong southern winds forced the fire out of control and managed to push it over State Highway 199, which previously had acted as an anchor point, said Joanna Wilson, Bureau of Land Management West Desert District spokeswoman. Three firefighters suffered from dehydration, though they have recovered, Wilson said.
As the growing fire, which was burning through brush, grass and juniper, came within a mile of the tiny town of Terra, the Tooele County sheriff ordered evacuations there and at the Clover Springs Campground off Highway 199. The fire also forced the closure of Highway 199 from mile post 6 to the intersection with State Highway 196, also called Skull Valley Road. The Utah Red Cross announced that it would begin setting up an evacuation center at Grantsville High School. Wilson said air support from the Rockport 5 Fire near the Summit County town of Wanship was brought in Friday to help, in addition to the two helicopters and two air tankers already deployed.
A number of firefighters also have been diverted from Wanship to Skull Valley, said Jennifer Hansen of the Northern Utah Interagency Fire Center, bringing Wanship's numbers down from 160 to 109. About 125 families were able to return home to the Bridge Hollow and Promontory neighborhoods late Thursday. However, 110 homes in the Rockport Ranch and Rockport Estate subdivisions were still under evacuation orders, meaning the remaining firefighters most of whom are volunteer will need to stay in place to continue battling the 2,000-acre fire, which was still only 60 percent contained.
Summit County District Fire Warden Bryce Boyer said it was unlikely those would be lifted before Monday evening. In addition to flare-ups and hot spots within the subdivisions, electrical services remained out and safety inspections of residential propane tanks were being planned.
The official count of homes destroyed had been nearly halved from 14 to just eight. Authorities said there had been confusion earlier in differentiating between residences and some trailers and outbuildings lost to the blaze.
Five of the burned homes were in Rockport Estates; of those five, two were primary residences. Of the three burned homes in Rockport Ranch, one was a primary residence, Boyer said. The fire was burning in oak brush, sage, grass, conifer and aspen trees.
The federal government approved $500,000 Friday for Emergency Watershed Protection for the area damaged by the Rockport 5 Fire that will include slope reseeding, protecting bridges and roads and building debris basins.
Saturday may bring a new threat to the Wanship area thunderstorms could mean debris flow and flooding. If a half inch or more of rain falls along the burn scars, debris flows could block roads and firefighter access to battle the blaze, said Kevin Callahan, Summit County emergency manager.
Of course, the storm, which is forecasted to be on the northern edge of the burn zone, could miss the area entirely and not cause any problems, he said.
On the west side of the valley, Saturday brings with it safety concerns for hunters as they move into the Stansbury Mountains where the archery hunt opens this weekend. Big Hollow Canyon is closed, though East Hickman Canyon is open, but there is fire activity in that area, Wilson said.
"We're just asking people to please be careful. … Just keep your distance," she said.
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We as a country and a county need to get back with God and our Lord and savior. You always see and hear, "God bless America." If you look around you he did back through the years. We have fallen away from him. He hasn't fallen away from us.
We Christians have let things creep upon us like a frog in warm water that sits there and is boiled before it knows about it and it's too late.
Prayer out of school, same-sex marriage, no Ten Commandments when or where we want them. abortion, (5there are) lots of sin in our world, all around us.
We are members of Mrs. Inman's Owen County Elementary School Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) group. Our group is currently working on a project that uses technology to capture Owen County from the past to the present.
We wanted to get our community involved in our project. If anyone has any information or copies of pictures on Owen County from 1819 through the 1900s, we would be very thankful. Also, if possible, we would like a picture of Col. Abraham Owen, the man from which Owen County was named.
At the recent Democratic National Convention the delegates took a vote to take God out of the platform. Why did Obama and some speakers end their speeches with God bless America? Were they praying and to whom were they praying? If they were praying to God, whose word is the Bible? I believe God may not bless a nation whose laws makes abortion legal.
What does President Obama mean by fundamentally changing America? For starters, how about the Constitution? President Obama said the Constitution was written by a bunch of old men and needed to be rewritten due to the Constitution being antiquated. President Obama took an oath to uphold the Constitution, not destroy the Constitution. The Constitution gives us freedom of speech, freedom of the press and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms.
The Owen County VFD would like to thank the following businesses for helping our golf scramble be a success. Without your help we are not able to do these things.
aAs fall begins, I am reminded that we are entering a new season of enriching programming and robust educational services offered through Kentucky Educational Television.
Committed to education, KET continues its rich tradition of bringing trusted, world class digital learning to Kentucky classrooms. In addition, KET provides distance learning courses in physics, Latin, German and soon Chinese, early childhood education resources and training, GED preparation courses and more serving all ages.
On Nov 6, 2012, the President and every House seat and 33 Senate seats are up for vote. The 2012 election is more than just a decision between two candidates. This election will determine the kind of government we will have and the kind of nation our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren will inherit from us.
The next president elected along with the congress could make crucial decisions about our future economy, Social Security and health care that will affect all Americans for future generations.
I enjoy reading The News-Herald. When appearing, I especially enjoy letters to the editor. Some I find amusing, others informative. It is certainly a way to share local news and ideas. Some I agree with, others I don't.
The letter appearing Oct. 10, 2012, "Time to Wake Up America" I found not only to be some sort of fairy tale, supposedly occurring in a college classroom, but a cowardly way of making a statement.
The below e-mail was passed to me with only the initials (CB) to identify it; therefore, I cannot verify the content, but as I pondered the brave men and women who have fought to PASS THIS WONDERFUL COUNTRY to us I felt I must pass this information to a broader reader base than just e-mail recipients.
Please read this carefully and prayerfully and remember this warning when you vote in November. If our forefathers had been as naïve as our generation seems to be, we would be living under communist control today. WAKE UP AMERICA!!!!
I will not vote for Wanda Crupper Hammond for Kentucky House of Representatives for our district because she swore: "I believe in the principles of the Democratic Party and intend to support its principles and policies."
The 2012 Democratic Party platform is the official statement of Democratic Party principles and policies and I find the principles and policies stated there in support of abortion totally unacceptable.
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By Joe Brewin
Thomas Vermaelen believes Robin van Persie's all-round game has blossomed this season.
The Dutchman has been in scintillating form in all competitions so far, scoring his 15th goal of the campaign in the 1-0 victory over Everton last weekend at Emirates Stadium.
Vermaelen, current deputy to captain Van Persie, believes the in-form striker's development is a joy to behold.
"It's amazing if you play with him, even in training," the defender told Arsenal Player.
"I knew before that he was a quality, world-class player and that technically he was really good. He's scoring goals now and his game is more complete.
"He's fit, playing every game, scoring goals and for the team that's really important. Personally I'm really happy to be playing with him every game."
You can watch the full interview with Thomas on Arsenal Player now.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Once again its my second post on the forum and damn are we confused. Anyway looking at the reviews it appears that given my situation working long hours an online course would be best.
A friend of mine out in Vietnam at the moment suggested that he does not recommend an online course as most schools do not recognise them. Is this true?
We are not experts however the two course we are considering is maybe icalweb or ontesol. Doing the 100 hour course and 20 hours practical.
The newbie questions then is, wait for it, dum dum dum.
1 - Once I have the online TESOL/TFEL what is the best way to find work in Korea?
2 - Is there anywhere which has a list of the best ranked language schools in Korea?


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U'd have to speak w/ a lawyer to be sure. As tempting as something like that is to do, what is to be gained. I wouldn't do it.
I just found out the General Manager of my former place of employment was demoted. He was the asslicker who fired me, and I want to send a letter of sympathy to him but I also don't want any legal problems. My best friend suggested it might be considered harrassment, but I disagree because it is a one-time letter. Below is the letter I wish to send and I need some imput on whether or not anyone sees a potential problem with it. His full name and address have been omitted to protect the slimy and not-so-innocent:
Russ W
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Dear Russ:
As a former employee of DC#29, thanks to you, Id like to extend my congratulations on your new position, which I believe is sucking up to a new General Manager. That was your newly-kicked-out-of job wasnt it?
Read up on the history of Ross Mullis, he was the General Manager of DC#29 one time and his past is your future. He was also walked through the DC by his boss and was made to pick up trash, while everyone else watched and snickered, like a lowly employee, just like the ones you kick around. Yep, you were observed by the rank and file and they knew exactly what was happening to you. You must feel really embarrassed. Are you? After he had been adequately humiliated, he was demoted, and then he was fired. He never recovered and was tagged a loser in the industry. Find a mirror, because in it you will see the new Ross.
By the way, Ill bet the pressures of maintaining a $400,000 house and a certain lifestyle for your family must be tremendous, especially in light of the almost certain fact that you will soon be losing your job. Hope your wife doesnt lose respect for you and start sleeping around with winners for a change. I also hope your kids dont lose respect for you, assuming they havent. Anyhoo, cheers!
U'd have to speak w/ a lawyer to be sure. As tempting as something like that is to do, what is to be gained. I wouldn't do it.
I agree with Shipwreck. There is no point in that. It is all water under the bridge at this point. People in his position can be unstable, and you do not want him showing up at your doorstep when you are gone and your wife or family member answers the door. Just something to think about.
Hey nick, I'm with shipwreck and 96 on this... I'd leave it alone. Just knowing he was demoted would be pleasure enough for me.
On a different note... Are you in Lakeland...? I lived there for a while. I use to spend many, many afternoons walking around Lake Hollingsworth. There was a little area at the college where girls would aways lay out in the sun... I think we use to call it "Beaver Hill"
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First, only the legal aspect of the letter concerns me. This guy isn't unstable. He's a pussy to be quite frank. And he's a coward. When I was fired it was over the telephone, and he had someone else do it. Says a lot about how threatening he could be
js, no I 'm not exactly in Lakeland. I lived there briefly, and still travel there sometimes, but I live in Auburndale. Before that I lived in Plant City. Lakeland is between the two. I spent time around Lake Morton when I was in Lakeland and the only thing they had there were geese and ducks. Guess I was watching the wrong wildlife.
On a totally unrelated, yet fun, note, I sold my Kel-Tec today and there's a gun show in Tampa at the end of the month. Woohoo. Finally getting a Kahr.
What didn't U like about the Keltec?
Where to begin, lets see--it looks and feels cheap, and is cheap. They have no quality control, except for the customer being the quality control. The attitude of "if it doesn't work, send it back" is a bad one. The barrel looked dirty on the outside, yet that's how it came from the factory. My best friend had a Kel-Tec, the .380 version. It jammed badly, he sent it back, they returned it, it jammed badly, he sold it. I decided my life was worth more than 250 bucks. Besides all that, I like a full length grip to wrap my hand around. If I have to place a finger or two under the grip then it is too short. The Kahr is a larger gun, but it is flat, so it will slide into my back pocket easier.Originally Posted by Shipwreck
Well, I have never been a fan of the Keltec pistols - out of all guns, I see so, so many complaints about them. But then there are the diehard Keltec fanatics who rile up if you say anything bad about them.
I would never buy 1 of their pistols. I have been tempted to get one of their Keltec folding carbines before, and maybe will get 1 one of these days. But, I don't think I'd want a Keltec pistol, if someone even gave me 1. I'd rather have a Beretta tomcat, if I wanted a pocket gun.
My regular CCW is a Walther P99c - about the size of a Glock 26 - admittedly kinda fat for pocket carry, though.
Well, I'll never buy another one. As much as I love having 12, 13, 16 rounds available I will be just as happy with 8 or 9 rounds of Hydra-Shok in a slim Kahr. Ultimately I want a Para Ordnance double-action CCO, but that's down the line when I can better afford it.


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I guess you could, but using a hobby knife to 'score' the plastic and then 'snapping' it off will go easier and leave you with a nice clean edge.
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I guess you could, but using a hobby knife to 'score' the plastic and then 'snapping' it off will go easier and leave you with a nice clean edge.
Depending on your trash can's thickness- a sturdy pair of kitchen scissors (what I used on mine) or something like garden shears works just fine.
I used trash can armor on my first Fett for Halloween with my hasbro helm- I couldnt find the oval shaped can so I used the round one instead, and i must say it formed quite nicely to my torso. I used a smaller rectangular can for the back plate (sorry no pic of the small can)- but got everything else (chest plates, shoulder bells and cod piece) from the larger can. Im currently in the middle of upgrading everything with fiberglass armor and all new helm and suit all together. I must say my paint job wasnt absolutely accurate on the trash can but it was good practice for the upgrade armor. Here are some pics of the trashcan and my fiberglass (not weathered yet) armor.
just to add compliments. great job, never would have though of it
So, this is what inspired my build. I just wanted to say a big thank you to everyone on the board!
wow that's genius man. Time to buy a trash can!
Well fella's heres my progress on the trash can armor. I have a thread going at the RPF, but few people seem to care! hah
I'm definitely going to be doing this in the next few days for my wife's and my custom mando. After many years of trooping with the 501st, I love the opportunity to go outside of my comfort zone. Just how good these look, and especially for being home made out of existing parts gives me positive thoughts about doing a budget build. I personally like building my armor, it gives me more of a connection to the finished product being something I made.
I'll be sure to show progress pics when I get them cut out and painted up. Thanks for all of the information and great job everyone who's posted.
Hi guys, I'm very excited about doing this project and hope to find strong info using scratch materials. Thanks!
Hi guys, I'm new to this board. Over the holidays, my 10 year old son and I decided we were going to make our own Mando armor. No particular reason, we just thought it'd be a cool father-son project for us to do over the winter. I googled making Boba Fett armor and found this board, and this thread. Definitely looks like the right route for us to take for our first set- looks good and won't cost us a fortune. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find the exact trash can that the original poster used, but I've been searching high and low for trash cans with the "right curves" so we don't have to do much heating/molding/bending with the armor. If anyone has had any success with a different trash can having the "right curves", would you mind sharing the style, where you bought it, etc?
BTW-- we're in the suburbs of Philly and would love to find local people to get together with at Philly Comi-Con and wear our armor!
Here is some trashcan armour I made for my Nephew for a bit of fun.
wanted to type something here so any newbies like myself might stumble upon this because its amazing! Is there a garbage can technique for the back plate? WOF template?
Attachment 67431That great i was wondering will this method work for other cos? Im working on making the armor of inferno from the Ronin Warriors and want to fine a good way to make it with out costing alot.
I just realized that I have recommended 13 gallon can in my laundry room. Wonder if my landlord would miss it.......
thats really creative
Wow very nice!! Thank you so much for taking time to share this. There may be hope for people like me yet! ;)
I was wondering if anybody had any work in progress pics of their backplate or cod/butt armor?
I can't for the life of me find white trash bins like these, I can only find square ones in my local shops. Anybody have a link to someplace that sells them?
Here's a picture of my tote armor project. Any advice would be appreciated. I'm pretty new to this stuff.
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I still need to round the edges a bit and clean them up, and I've surved the "flatter" part of the shoulder bells a little more since this photo was taken.
I loved this idea, I wonder if doubling up the layers would make it a bit more heft to it.
Very nice, over here we don't have that brand so I'll just use a can with the appropiate thickness and form.
Here are a couple shots of how mine came out when they were finished. The biggest problem I'm having now is the paint did not fully adhere to the plastic, so it's taken some doctoring to get it to work.
(Please excuse the ammo belt. It is an offense to the SW universe and is in the process of being fixed)
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First shot of my chest pieces. Early stages yet, and a bit tougher, as I can't for the life of me find Sterilite bins in the UK, or an ovoid can big enough...


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Deputy Fire Chief Michael O'Brien Sr., said the fire at the four-story brick building, a former YMCA building, was under control in minutes as residents began to extinguish the fire before two engine companies and a ladder truck arrived on scene.
"We consider this to be quite serious," O'Brien said. "The building was occupied and the residents were sleeping," he said. "The alarms worked and awoke the residents. We consider this an arson attempt. It could not have been good."
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Just to add to that, my well-stocked local gun shop didn't have any 1911's in 9mm from any manufacturer. The two guys I spoke with said that 9mm 1911's don't last long in the for-sale case when they do get them. When they told me that Kimber is running about 4 months right now to get their pistols in 9mm, I put an order in for one. I'm hoping that it's delivered sooner but I figured that I'd better get a place in line, so to speak.
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There's no room for slackers with this season's sharp styles as tailoring takes centre stage. Nevertheless, military needn't mean masculine, as proved by this sexy Temperley dress (£590, www.netaporter.com). Vary your silhouette by covering up with a cape – the brass buttons on this striking Jaeger number (£499, www.jaeger.co.uk) are a suitably soldierly touch that add the definition necessary to prevent you being swamped by the fabric. Pair it with a slim-fitting pair of trousers or skirt. To add a tough edge to other outfits, these sturdy but chic boots (£249, www.toast.co.uk) and dashing leather gloves (£24.99, www.riverisland.co.uk) should pass muster.
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Overflow bees, that would normally beard around the entrance, take up residence on the slats and act as guard bees. They will sometimes festoon from the slats if a very large population, and hang down below the hive like a swarm.
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Thanks for the article reference, skflyfish - I always enjoy reading Charles Martin's writings.Linda T in Atlanta
Here's a quote from Jamie Strange's article "The Bournacq Hive," in the October 2003 issue of Bee Culture:"It was not until after beckeepers began working in moveable frame equipment that foulbrood became a problem…. Also, because generally only strong colonies were Wintered, the beekeeper insured that he was keeping the best stock for the following year. These strong colonies did not have to be fed or treated for disease…. the beekeepers were selecting for disease tolerant stock."
No more facing the entrances to the sun. You might think this is not important but it can be. I moved some colonies onto a lovely piece of land overlooking a large slough designated as a wildlife preserve, faced to the sun as I had been taught to believe was right. They steadily lost vitality and died. There is a fierce wind blowing straight up the slough directly into the hive openings facing south, which is the direction they need to face to get the most sun. Most sun means quickest warm-ups and most light for the longest duration, which means most work which means most production. I still catch myself feeling uncomfortable about it from time to time. Unlearning is apparently harder than learning.
There are some disadvantages: Decreased honey production for one. Or, is that a good thing?
You might think bottomless hives could be invaded easier by yellow jackets and cleaned out by robber bees. But there is a difference between how the guard bees function with bottomless as opposed to conventionally bottomed. In the conventional setup, the robbers have only to get past the guards, which are positioned at the entrance looking out. Once in, yellow jackets can have their way virtually without challenge. With bottomless, the guards cover the complete territory, scanning in every direction, and it is not possible to get past them. I have watched yellow jackets working the bottomed hives while avoiding the bottomless. I think with the guards out in the open, the yellows get attacked a lot quicker and heavier, and they learn fast.
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You're a pretty girl Sky! (I have a fish named Skye) It sounds like you keep your family very busy! Congrats on being POTD! I hope you have a fun day!
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Aww! What a beautiful Ferret girl you are, Sky! Your photo album has me smiling from ear to ear! Your close-up (that nose), that shot of you in your stylin' harness, belly up, simply precious! But the one of you with your beloved Kie, and that shot of you and Kie and Reaper, the terrific trio all snuggled up together, beyond heart melting!
I'm so sorry to hear your beloved Ferret friend and mentor Kie had to leave for the Rainbow Bridge long before her time. It's so hard, losing a best furry friend, for humans and 4 leggers alike. But hopefully soon you'll be welcoming another furry friend to the mix, and what a happy day that will be! Until then, I'm sure your Mommy and Reaper are doing a great job, keeping you busy and feeling loved! How lucky they are, having a sweet and loving furkid, a best friend, in you!
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A British documentary asserts that a local tribal feud resulted in false information provided to the American military and a subsequent air attack which resulted in the death of dozens of innocent Afghanistan civilians. The hour long documentary includes scenes from a Herat provincial court trial in which a leader from a rival village was sentenced to death for giving false information to American military authorities. The British broadcast also asserts US forces are not cooperating with local police who seek three men from Kalask, the rival village in the torture death of an Azizabad man because the suspects work as guards for the Americans. Tom Roberts, the British director and narrator of the program claims Americans have taken sides in the feud which probably stems from a dispute over jobs working for Americans.
The US military insists the air strike led to 30 civilian deaths along with those of 60 to 65 Taliban militants. The Afghanistan government claims 140 villagers were killed. Investigations by the Afghanistan government and the UN definitely identify the death of at least 90 civilians, but the US military insists they are incorrect. The American military stance resembles the infamous Viet Nam process of daily "body counts" which claimed to have killed X number of the enemy as a result of air strikes. Exactly, how does a pilot flying hundreds of miles an hour know that his bombs killed "militants?"


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|There is a oneway valve in some filters, if you have the hoses connected to the wrong nipples it wont flow.
There may be a valve built into the bypass filter adapter. Some have a valve that prevents oil going through the filter until a certain pressure, usually 20-30 psi, is reached. That could be built into the oil pump, but I don't think so on an SBC. Pressure is reduced after passing through the filter, so the pressure requirement makes sense. As noted, some have the opposite -- a relief valve to prevent to much pressure from entering (and possibly rupturing) the filter. Check manufacturers specs on yours to see how it's made. Filters have an anti-drainback valve, and some have a high pressure valve built in. You might have a bad filter. Did you pre-fill the filter before screwing it on? Try that, and a different filter.
Most adapters have a circular channel for the oil entering/leaving, there should be no holes to line up.
Oil filter relocation kit...
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Yes, I had good oil pressure. As far as the pressure relief valve, is the valve located on the block itself, or the mounting kit? I dont see one on the kit that attaches to the block...I think your on to something though with the holes not lining up between the filter and the mount, when I get off work that will be the first thing to check. I will also double check the lines to make sure nothing got in there...It would be a crying shame to burn my engine up for the convienence of not having to crawl under the car to change the oil filter!
|Did you have oil pressure? Is there fresh oil in the rocker area? It may be you had been just by-passing the filter altogether. There is a pressure releif valve that if I remember right, will allow oil to bypass the filter when there is too much back pressure by going through the filter. Its a little deal right there on the block/filter mounting pad. It could be stuck open or you have a blockage in the filter lines or maybe you have the wrong filters on the remote mount meaning the holes in the filter don't line up with the holes in the mount causing it to be sealed off.
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I have a question regarding relocating an oil filter. My bud and I finally worked out the timing problem we had to give a newly built engine the fire it needed it. On the first start we had to shut the engine down to fix a fuel problem. We only had the engine running for about 2 minutes. We ran out of time to restart the engine and continue the break-in, but out of curiosity I dropped the oil filter to take a look at the oil. It appeared the oil was not even circulating through the relocated oil filter. Alarmed, I drained the oil to see what it looked like. I dropped a large magnet in the oil and ran it around to see what would be picked up, and the magnet didnt pick up anything metal. the drained oil looked used, with black carbon swirls, settling on the bottom of the drain pan. The oil in the oil filter, and lines running to the block were as clean as it was when it was poured in. I am hoping that didnt cause any damage to the engine I still have yet to fire it up again to finish the break-in.
What would cause the oil not to circulate? I ensured there was nothing blocking the lines, and even ported out the more restrictive choke points of both the block and oil filter side of the mounts. I spent a pretty penny and quite a bit of time finding the plumbing and fabricating a bracket for the filter ount so this has been dissapointing. My plan is to get rid of the kit for now and put the filter back on the block, refill the oil and continue on or should I be looking a little harder before I start it up again? This is my first engine build so I hope Im not boogering something up! Any help would be most appreciated.
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I love chocolate and I love berries, so I was thrilled to come across this recipe that combines the two. I like to use egg bread when making this dessert. Since it cooks in the slow cooker, I can tend to other things. —Becky Foster, Union, Oregon
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- 6 cups cubed day-old bread (3/4-inch cubes)
- 1-1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup fresh raspberries
- 4 large eggs
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Whipped cream and additional raspberries, optional
- In a greased 3-qt. slow cooker, layer half of the bread cubes, chocolate chips and raspberries. Repeat layers. In a bowl, whisk the eggs, cream, milk, sugar and vanilla. Pour over bread mixture.
- Cover and cook on high for 2-1/4 to 2-1/2 hours or until a thermometer reads 160°. Let stand for 5-10 minutes. Serve with whipped cream and additional raspberries if desired. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Two celebrated authors will discuss their work during a free public Jan. 22 event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech.
The event, called "Voices of the Dream," is sponsored by Wayne State University Law School's Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights, and will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium at the Law School, 471 W. Palmer, Detroit.
The first speaker, Dr. Clarence B. Jones, is a former speechwriter and legal counsel to King. Jones will discuss and sign his latest book, "Behind the Dream: The Making of the Speech that Transformed a Nation."
Jones began working with King in 1960, and stayed with him as an advisor and close friend throughout the remainder of King's life, helping him draft the "I Have a Dream" speech.
The second speaker, Gregory Reed, earned his J.D. in 1974 and his LL.M. in 1978 from Wayne Law. He is founder of the Keeper of the Word Foundation and a former attorney to Rosa Parks. He'll be signing copies of his new, award-winning book, "Obama Talks Back: Global Lessons – A Dialog with America's Young Leaders."
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The workshop includes a presentation by Matt Helmers, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach agriculture and biosystems engineer. He will discuss cover crops and the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy. Cherokee County farmer Nathan Anderson will share his experiences using cover crops for soil health and grazing. Evan Wielenga, Blake Groneweg and Cam Gradert will discuss cover crop seed purchasing, application and establishment. Greg Marek, Sioux County NRCS district conservationist, will provide information on cost-share opportunities; and Dordt College students Michael Gallagher and Parker Merritt will talk about their research.
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A radio version of 'It's a Wonderful Life'
"Merry Christmas, George Bailey" celebrates the faith of Christmas and the American philosophy of life: hard work, fair play, love and support of family and community. Adapted from the classic movie "It's a Wonderful Life," this staged reading is set in a radio studio.
When • Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 7 p.m.
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Screwtape this at Midvale theater
Silver Summit Theatre Company will present "Screwtape," a provocative and funny theatrical adaptation of C.S. Lewis' novel The Screwtape Letters, about spiritual warfare from a demon's point of view.
When • Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 1, 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 2, 5:30 p.m.
Where • Midvale Main Street Theatre, 7711 S. Main, Midvale
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The Christmas secret in the attic
Magna's Empress Theatre presents a musical adaptation of Richard Paul Evans' The Christmas Box. It's the story of a family who moves into a new town, where they board with a mysterious older woman who seems to bring joy and positive light everywhere she goes. But the secret of a Christmas box in the attic keeps calling to the family.
When • Friday and Saturday, Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 3, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Empress Theatre, 9104 W. 2700 South, Magna
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SCERA Center for the Arts presents a premiere of "The First Christmas," a musical based on the Liken the Scriptures film.
When • Friday and Saturday, Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m.
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If handwriting is legible, It can look so beautiful in a zine. If handwriting is messy, it can be a nightmare to read. I guess we all know that.
I think there is charm to both handwriting and typing. Old school typewriting looks cool, as long as there aren't so many typos that reading is a chore. If reading is a chore, I am less likely to bother. Harsh, I know, but true for me.
I do use my computer a lot for producing my zines. It's easier on me physically (my hand goes numb when I'm handwriting anything, but not when I type), and I appreciate being able to more easily make corrections and move text. Usually I type everything out, then do a cut and paste layout. I would use my computer to do layout too, if I could figure out how to do it with what I have.
I hate using my computer to communicate, but I do it because it's fast and easy and cheap. It is cool that via the internet I have met people and communicated with people that I would have otherwise not have known.
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It is stiff but playful - it seems like a paradox but that was my experience on it. Another way to look at it is to compare its stiffness to other Ride boards - its stiffer than the DH and a bit less stiff than the Arcade UL (Arcade is the new name for the Society UL)
In terms of sizes, I only glanced at Ride's 2012 dealers book and saw about 5 lenghts for non-wide, 158 and 160 or 161 being two of those (there is at least one that is shorter than 158), and 3 lengths in the wides starting at 159W. Sorry, I didn't pay attention to the other sizes because I was only looking at which one I'll be buying next year
PS. I'll try to get my hands on the 2012 Capita BSOD today (it is always out) - I really wanted to compare that to the Blauvelt board because they both have camber between feet and rocker out.
|Really interested at this board for next year (wanted to try camber b/ween feet and rocker out hybrid). Hopefully Ride will do some 2012 demos soon at Whistler. How stiff is the board? and do you know what sizes they'll be offering?
Review: 158 Ride Berzerker JBlauvelt Pro Model 2012
Weather - low temp and overcast with a bit of snowfall
Slopes - hardpack and ice
Park - ice
158 Ride Berzerker Jake Blauvelt Pro Signature Series 2012, Ride Ill Eagle 2012
STOP PRESS! You must try this board at first opportunity. The moment I strapped in a smile started eating up my face. And the smile only got bigger...
The Berzerker has (for Ride) a totally new camber profile - All Mountain Hybrid - traditional camber between the bindings, a little rocker in the tail, and a bigger rocker in the nose.
The board is ultralight, ultraresponsive (me and the board were one)and ultraversatile - whatever I wanted to do - carving, straightlining, hitting kickers, popping around on the slopes - the board was an absolute fucking champ at it.
I didn't get a chance to take it out into the backcountry - the place Blauvelt calls home. I would hazard a guess that's where his pro model does its finest work.
I also got some crappy photos of it.
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tried searching this and came up with a bunch of tutorials and pictures of peoples weathering (good job all, lol)
But can someone tell me about how these run size wise? Are they larger or smaller than what you would consider your normal shoes at this size?
I am going to give up on the making of my own and buy some CA ones, I wear an 8 ladies, 7 mens... but I want to make sure the 7 is a true 7 and not small or tight where I should have gotten a 7.5 or 8.
Nor do I wan to order them and end up with blisters because they rub from being loose...
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Bob has you on the right track..also try grinding the weld on both sides before using a hammer and dolly. The shrinkage is probably only in the area that turned blue from welding so stay close to the weld when stretching. If other areas are still low try bumping them out with a dolly, then smooth with a hammer and dolly. Check the curve of the panel up and down and front to back with templates taken from the other side of the car.
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|Mike, the welded seam has shrunk and pulled as it cooled causing the oilcan above. You need to hammer the seam with a dolly on method to stretch the seam area out and release the pressure causing the oilcan. If this doesn't work it'll probably need to be cut loose and rewelded. If you shrink the oil can tight the warpage might be less severe but I bet it will still be there or possible spread out over a larger area. Bob
Is it shrunk or stretched? Now what?
On my 62 galaxie restoration while i was working on the front end my partner was mig welding a 24"x 4" patch on the lower rear qtr. It seemed like he was done in no time he said he tacked it in but as i checked 4" above the weld seam there was an oilcan about 5'' wide by 3-4' high.I say its shrunk he says its stretched and we have to hammer on dolly on the weld seam***?THe weld seam is rock hard and it is level could the heat from weldinghave shrunk an area above the weld seam?Sorry for the long post .What do i do now? thanks mike
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John Olbrantz is currently the Maribeth Collins Director of the Hallie Ford Museum of Art at Willamette University. A native of Washington, he holds a BA degree from Western Washington University and an MA degree from the University of Washington in the history of art, and a Study Certificate from the University of California, Berkeley in arts administration and management. In addition, he did further graduate study at the University of California, Santa Barbara. A specialist in ancient and American art, he is particularly interested in Roman art, the history of archaeology, contemporary American art, and the history of museums.
Throughout his professional career, John has held various non-profit management positions in Washington, California, and Oregon. From 1976-1985, he was director of the Bellevue Art Museum in Washington, and from 1985-1987, director of the San Jose Museum of Art in California. In 1987, he returned to his home town of Bellingham, Washington where he served as deputy director of the Whatcom Museum of History and Art for 11 years. In addition, he has served as an adjunct lecturer at both Western Washington University and Willamette University.
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I've got a S&W 442 j frame and started having some internal lock issues (trigger locking up temporarily during rapid dry fire drills). Removing the lock is simple, but since I was going in, I decided to put in a wolff spring pack (8# hammer and 14# return springs) and smooth up the contact points with a 1500 grit emory.
The factory springs were 12# hammer and 18# trigger return, so that made a huge difference. It's still firm enough not to feel squishy, and sanding the contacts made it really smooth. I also replaced the factory boot grip with an old S&W Chief's Special square butt grip. I'm making a wooden piece to fill the void since it is a round butt frame gun. I'll paint it matte black and glue and pin it to one of the grips. It will look like a square butt back strap. This grip makes it easier for me to draw from a pocket and it gets my hand up higher, closer to the bore axis. This helps recoil and accuracy.
The result of the project: It fixed the trigger lock-up issue. Not been able to replicate through dry-firing. I put 50 rounds through it yesterday and from 12 yards I was able to put rounds dead on target. Now I just need to finish the grip void piece and put some bright orange on the front sight.
When I figure out how to post pics from my PC, I'll post a few. I like the old school look of the old grips on the 442.