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As I watched the recent zombie apocalypse movie "World War Z," an uneasy feeling crept over me. The highly contagious zombie infection turns people into single-minded predators who are unable to think and reason.
Zombies are dangerous and terrifying because of their mindlessness. It is futile to try to reason with them because they are feral creatures, entirely focused on infecting other people. What disturbed me most was not the violence of the movie, but rather the anxious realization that a zombie epidemic can be viewed as a subtle satiric commentary on religious fanaticism, which is as dangerous as a zombie plague.
Both destroy people's higher cognitive powers and ability to question authority. Both demand blind obedience, often turning followers into senseless automatons. Once "zombified," they don't care much about anything except converting others and increasing their growing hordes.
Watching the characters in the movie become ever more desperate in their efforts to avoid the zombie infection, I too was wondering, how can we avoid real-life epidemics of religious fanaticism?
The U.S. has a secular government, one that is legally bound to protect the "wall of separation between church and state." More Americans than ever report that they have no religious affiliation and the percentage of U.S. Christians, while still a majority, diminishes steadily.
Yet even as our culture and government teem with signs of religious diversity, there exists a widespread belief that the U.S. is a Christian nation. Concurrent with this idea is the belief that the U.S. government should support Christianity to the exclusion of other religions. These beliefs work in tandem to produce ignorant prejudice in mild cases, and violent fanaticism in the extreme.
Culturally, legally and historically, the U.S. is not a Christian nation. The founders deliberately left religion out of the Constitution, and the 1797 Treaty of Tripoli further reinforced America's secularism with the statement, "The Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."
Religious leaders often equate Christianity with patriotism and secularism with heathenism. The very word "secular" has taken on malignant connotations with some religious leaders. Pat Robertson said, "The truth is, the secular world isn't too enamored with Jesus." Jerry Falwell said that the 9/11 attacks were brought on by "all of them who have tried to secularize America."
Religion conflates secularism and "godlessness" when, in reality, secularism benignly connotes a neutral separation from religion. By denigrating secularism, religious leaders teach their followers to view the separation of government and church as an ungodly abomination.
Spreading like a zombie virus through the biosphere, these misguided beliefs propagate the idea that our country should be (even) more Christian and that our government should only uphold Christianity. Medieval, Old World governments did this, and the results were sectarian violence, torture for those with questionable religious beliefs and rampant abuses of power by clerics and kings.
We are still vulnerable to the religious brainwashing that spews Christian supremacy from the pulpit and creates the illusion that Christianity is all about loving-kindness and forgiveness. Raised in a highly Christian household, I experienced firsthand the subtle ways in which religion breeds fear, sheep-minded acceptance and a sense of righteous superiority.
When I began to question my own religious beliefs, I felt like a traitor to God and my family, as if I were taking an axe to the root of my community and very existence (since God Himself ordained my birth). But in reality, what I discovered was that I had been betrayed by a millennia-old methodology that numbed my intellect and sabotaged my reason. No one ever told me that I could say no to religion, so for years I was blind to other possibilities.
Religion uses fear and shame to create blinders. The belief that the U.S. is or should be a Christian nation promotes dangerous radicalism and supremacist ideology. This deplorable indoctrination starts at a young age as Sunday school teachers inundate children with the cheery images of Christ's flagellation and crucifixion.
Viruses work most effectively on those who are ill of body, whereas religion packs a punch on those who are weak of logic. Churches target the young, the brokenhearted and the dying because those vulnerable people are most susceptible to the emotional pull of religion's outlandish premises and promises.
There have been thousands of gods and religions over the millennia, and the vast majority of them are long forgotten. Richard Dawkins says, "We are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further."
Fanatics refuse to take that last step. One of my favorite bumper stickers reads, "God, please save me from your followers." When the zombies try to tear down the barricade that separates church and government, our antidotes must be rational thinking and commitment to the true meaning of secularism.
Armed with these, we can protect ourselves from the infection.
Kristen Webster, 30, was born in Lynchburg, Va., and lives in Seattle. She earned a B.A. in English at the University of Virginia and an M.Ed. in community counseling from the College of William & Mary. She's now pursuing a B.S. in computer science and systems at the University of Washington-Tacoma. Her long-term goal is to integrate the disciplines of literature, psychology and computers in new ways.


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Hey is there anyone here who knows any mando'a club where people help each other learn mando'a ?
Hey is there anyone here who knows any mando'a club where people help each other learn mando'a ?
and i'm talking about online clubs
ok now i feel stupid for making this thread expecting to get an answer
Don't worry, it's still early.
There's a whole bunch of meemrbs that only pop up at night because of either work schedules or time difference.
You only put it up about 2 hours ago, anyway. It will take a little longer than that to get a response.
I think there's some site that basically has a Mando'a/English dictionary, but I don't know it off-hand.
I wish you luck,
Karen Traviss has the full mando'a dictionary up at her site.
There's not enough there to make it a functional language, but it's a good solid start.
.....this is what I'm using!
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i've been to Karens page. says she'll update the dictionary in April. i kan't wait
I don't know....Ask the Klingon.
It's all in good fun and comradeship.
Aside for what I learn from the novels, I doubt I'll ever spend time learning the language. However, I think it's cool for those with a desire to try and learn.
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i'm kinda like a language freak :P.... i've tried Japanese two types of Elvish and now i'm gonna try out Mando'a since it's such a easy language to learn compared to most other languages. the word order is the same as in English and the letters sound like the ones in faroese wich is my local language :P
Su'Cuy Ner vod!
I think its pretty cool that Mandalorians have their own language. It definitely adds a cool element to the books Karen Traviss writes.
Like Cruzer I don't know that I'll sit down and learn the language through a Mandalorian Dictionary, but hell even Boba Fett is just now learning
it wold be esyer to lern if i had some a friend to lern vith. but i don't think i'l find annyone as nerdy as me for hundreds of miles from were i live
woln't it be cook to like walk around in a mandalorian armor and talking in theyr language ?..
Spell checking is your friend!
His first three to four posts seem to be written in pretty coherent English, so I assumed he was just a kid typing too fast and not checking what he typed.
I think Traviss should seriously consider my above-illustrated book suggestion!
you'r kinda bout right. i'm not from the U.S and i'm wrighting fast wit out checking my spelling. and i'm not realy a kid . i'm 19
thanks. heh i actualy hate being over 18. it suck to pay taxes :P...

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Milwaukee native Jimmie Foster recently completed his fifth season on Green Bay's staff. He was named an assistant coach under Brian Wardle on May 3, 2010, after coaching at the University of North Dakota during the 2009-10 campaign.
During his time at Green Bay, Foster has helped the Phoenix to 95 victories in just five seasons, including a 48-17 record the past two seasons. In 2013-14, Foster helped Green Bay to the regular season title in the Horizon League and an appearance in the NIT.
In his first season with the Phoenix, Foster helped tutor 7-foot-1 Alec Brown, who was named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team after averaging 10.2 points, 5.6 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game.
Brown's development under Foster has been tremendous, as the big man increased his numbers to 13.8 points, 8.2 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game as a sophomore. He was named to the All-Horizon League team as a sophomore, junior and senior and was voted Defensive Player of the Year in 2014-15.
With Foster's help, Brown added new dimensions to his game in 2013-14. The All-Horizon League and All-Region performer shot nearly 45 percent from long range in conference play. Brown was selected No. 50 in the 2014 NBA Draft by the Phoenix Suns.
Foster's work with the post players also aided the development of Greg Mays, who was named to the All-Horizon League Second Team as a senior in 2014-15.
As a recruiter, Foster has helped the Phoenix with his relationships in Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota as well as his ties to the junior college ranks and in Canada. He was instrumental in recruiting Racine's Jordan Fouse and Milwaukee's Carrington Love.
Fouse has been named to the Horizon League All-Defensive teams in each of his three seasons, including being voted as the runner-up for Defensive Player of the Year in 2014 and 2015.
Along with on-court coaching and recruiting responsibilities, Foster handles some of the program's scouting. He also spearheads the program's community service efforts and his involvement on campus includes membership in UW-Green Bay's Diversity Committee. The men's basketball program has reached over 800 hours of community service annually under Foster's watch.
Foster went to North Dakota after spending two seasons as an assistant coach at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Eagles went a combined 60-10 in his two seasons at the school, finishing third nationally in 2008 and as the runner-up in Division II in 2009. During his two-year stint, Foster helped nine Eagles earn all-conference honors, while two of his players nabbed All-America honors.
A native of Milwaukee, Wis., Foster was a standout player at Rufus King High School before going on to a successful collegiate career at Kirkwood and the University of South Dakota. At Kirkwood, Foster earned second-team All-America honors as a sophomore and helped lead the Eagles to a pair of ICCAC Championships. He also was twice named All-Region XI.
After transferring to South Dakota for his final two collegiate seasons, Foster was a two-time All-North Central Conference honoree and was named the league's Newcomer of the Year in 2001. Foster earned his bachelor's degree in recreation from USD in 2002.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio – The Wittenberg University Department of Theatre and Dance presents its final mainstage production of the 2013-14 academic year, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, April 10-12, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 13, in Chakeres Memorial Theatre, 905 Woodlawn Ave.
Directed by Pam Hill and under the musical direction of Chris Moore, the 1986 Tony Award-winning musical by Rupert Holmes is based on the 1870 novel by Charles Dickens.
Centered on Edwin Drood, who is contracted to marry Orphan Rosa but disappears after they break off the engagement, the novel was unfinished at the time of Dickens' death and the ending is unknown. The play has a different ending each performance.
Performers include Robby Thrall, class of 2014 from Strongsville, Ohio; Corey Ragan, class of 2015 from Columbus, Ohio; Benjamin Holbrook, class of 2014 from Alliance, Ohio; Sarah Van Deusen, class of 2016 from Chattanooga, Tenn.; Alyssa Lane, class of 2017 from Mentor, Ohio; Connie Frankenstein, class of 2017 from Cincinnati, Ohio; Deanna Torstenson, class of 2017 from Springfield, Va.; Haley Justice, class of 2014 from Hickory Hill, Ill.; Sterling Milner, class of 2017 from Green Bay, Wis.; Dylan R. George, class of 2015 from Dublin, Ohio; Danielle O'Neill, class of 2014 from Canal Winchester, Ohio; Adam Barstow, class of 2017 from North Ridgeville, Ohio; Katie Paolacci, class of 2016 from Granville, Ohio; Amanda Rogus, class of 2017 from Allison Park, Pa.; Hannah Yalaz, class of 2015 from Springfield, Ohio; Deshea Hughes, class of 2017 from Lima, Ohio; Kreig Spahn, class of 2015 from Cochranton, Pa.; and Carl Burgason, class of 2016 from Hilliard, Ohio.
Tickets cost $5 each – Wittenberg students receive one free ticket by presenting their ID card. Tickets go on sale at the Benham-Pence Student Center service desk, 937-327-7443, 10 days before the performances begin and at the theatre box office one hour prior to each performance.


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So yesterday was opening day for us here in Washington state. Took my 1 year old lab out for his first hunt. Everything went well for the hunt except for the overall lack of birds and the horrible tide. It wasn't until the end of the hunt that I noticed something was off with my dog Murphy. He just looked uncomfortable. Anyways, fast forward to when I get home. It's about 8 at night and my wife wakes me up from my nap, she's concerned about Murphy. He is not himself, walking around with his tail down, and his armpits are raw and sticky. Which he keeps trying to lick. So we take him in to the emergency vet and they say he sprained his tail, no biggie there, but his pits look like he's having an allergic reaction. So I told them he wears a neoprene vest and the vet said that she herself was allergic to neoprene and the same thing happens to her. So they gave him an antihistamine shot and shaved the fur off the affected area. We are to keep him on a benedryl schedule till his skin heals completely. One side looks 100 percent better while the other is healing a little slower. So my question is this. Has anyone else had this problem? And are there any alternative vests I can get or is he going to have to go without? He's got some thick fur even for an inside dog so if it comes down to him going without its not that big a deal. However, I wear all kinds of gear to stay warm and dry so I can at least afford to do the same for my dog. Hopefully somebody can shed some light on this for me.
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I would like to purchase a chainsaw for my husband for Christmas. After moving out to our 2 acre home, he's said several times he wished he had a chainsaw--however, I have no idea what I am buying and--although I realize they are all dangerous machines--are there any for the nonprofessional user that might be safer than another?Seems like Stihl is the way to go? We have a local hardware dealer that sells Stihl, I may go check them out, but any recommendations would be great.
What do thos numbers mean anyways... 031, 034 and so on?
About 75% of all chainsaw accident are by hobbies just my .02 BEE HAPPY Jim 134 :)
Is he going to do this for a living or a hobby or what? Or is it that he is accident prone? The helmet and the chaps are a bit extreme. Most people that operate a chainsaw realize that it can be a dangerous tool and if it is used with that in mind will do fine without all that extra gear on them to bog them down. If you want to get him something useful, you could get him a good pair of ear muffs for hearing protection, goggles if he don't wear glasses, a pair of good work gloves and some sharpening files that match the pitch of the chain on his saw.


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Canisius (38-13, 14-7 MAAC) vs. Fairfield (18-28, 9-12 MAAC)
Thursday, May 16 - Noon (DH)
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RHP Garrett Cortright (10-2, 1.98 ERA) vs. RHP Mike Wallace (6-3, 3.49 ERA)
LHP Alex Godzak (8-2, 2.07 ERA) vs. RHP EJ Ashworth (2-4, 2.80 ERA)
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- The Canisius baseball team concludes the regular season with a three-game series against Fairfield University at the Demske Sports Complex on Thursday and Friday.
- Canisius qualified for the 2013 MAAC Championship with last weekend's sweep of rival Niagara. The Golden Griffins will be playing in the conference tournament for the seventh consecutive season, the longest active streak by a baseball team in the MAAC.
- Canisius is 25-9 in road games. The Griffs have the most road wins of any Division I team in the country, two ahead of the 23 road wins by Cal-State Fullerton.
- Canisius starts the weekend with a 14-7 record in conference play, sitting in a tie with Siena College for third place in the MAAC standings. The Golden Griffins will either be the No. 2, No. 3 or No. 4 seed in next week's MAAC Championship.
- Since starting the season 4-4, Canisius is 34-9 in its last 43 games.
- Canisius has won 38 games this season, which ties for the fourth-highest total in MAAC history. It is the fifth time in conference history that a MAAC team has won 38 or more games, with Canisius having three of those teams (2008 and 2009).
- Canisius is 35-12 in MAAC series during the past six seasons, including 15 three-game sweeps and one two-game sweep.
- Canisius has won 21 of its last 26 home conference series and 39 of its last 51 MAAC home games.
- Freshman Alex Godzak was named the MAAC Rookie of the Week on Monday, winning the award for a league-best third time this season.
- Junior Jesse Kelso was named to the Capital One Academic All-District First Team on May 3, the eighth Golden Griffin to earn All-District honors in the last five seasons. Kelso is now eligible to be named a Capital One Academic-All American later this month.
- Canisius leads the MAAC in eight offensive categories, including batting average, on-base percentage, slugging percentage and runs per game.
- The Canisius pitching staff leads the MAAC in strikeouts per nine innings and hits allowed per nine innings. The Griffs rank second in ERA and walks allowed per nine innings.
- The Griffs also rank second in the MAAC in fielding percentage.
- Canisius set a program record with an 11-game winning streak, ranging from April 10 to April 27. The Griffs saw that winning streak come to an end in an 11-6 loss to Marist in 10 innings on April 28.
- Canisius has had four winning streaks of five games or longer this season. The Griffs have had 15 winning streaks of five or more games since 2008, the highest total in the conference.
- Three Canisius pitchers combined to throw the program's first nine-inning no-hitter at the Division I level in an 8-0 win at Iona on March 29.
- Canisius has 13 Canadians on its roster, the most at the NCAA Division I level.
- The final game of the series willbe the 500th in the career of Mike McRae at Canisius.
- Fairfield holds a 24-22 lead in the all-time series between the teams. The Griffs have won 16 of the last 22 meetings between the teams.
- The teams split their four games last season. The Stags won the regular-season series between the teams in Connecticut as Canisius won the opener (5-2) but lost the next two games (4-0 and 7-3).
- The teams also met in the first round of the MAAC Championship, with the Griffs winning 2-1 on a walk-off hit from Jose Torralba.
- Fairfield comes to Western New York with an 18-28 overall record and 9-12 record in the MAAC.
- The Stags have won eight of their last 13 games overall. Fairfield took two of three games at Manhattan last weekend,.
- Fairfield is hitting .260 as a team and is averaging 5.1 runs per game. The Stags have a 4.76 team ERA and .961 team fielding percentage.
- Fairfield hasn't allowed more than four runs in eight straight games.
- Ryan Plourde leads the team with a .352 batting average and has a team-high 17 multi-hit games. He has reached base in 45 of 46 games.
- Anthony Hajjar leads the team with 36 runs scored, 15 doubles and 35 RBI.
- Sophomore EJ Ashworth is fifth in the MAAC with a 2.80 ERA. Freshman Mike Wallace has won his last three starts.


text: The Philippines (my parents' home country) is a relative newcomer to competitive figure skating. No skater representing the 7,107 islands has ever made it to the Olympics. Ironically, a few skaters of Filipino heritage have: Elizabeth Punsalan, Amanda Evora and Christina & William Beier. But it looks like history could be made soon. Last year Chris Caluza finished 21st at Worlds; to my knowledge he is the first Filipino to make the free skate at a major ISU championship outside of Junior Worlds and Four Continents. Michael Martinez just came off a 5th place finish at Junior Worlds, unprecedented for a skater from a country that doesn't even have snow. Both have improved their personal bests this season. Chris will be in London, ON for Worlds, and if he skates well, the Philippines may have its first-ever Olympic figure skating berth in Sochi. If successful, the Philippines will return to the Winter Olympics after a 22-year absence. Granted, Chris and Michael have some way to go before they can challenge for medals. But they seem to be in good hands, and who knows? The Philippines may have TWO spots at the 2018 Winter Olympics. Most developing countries in figure skating are lucky if they can produce just one adequate skater!


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I wouldn't put a straight axle under it. Instead, I'd put a dropped axle from a van or puick-up under it. It'll keep the height under control.
Weld a piece of tubing across the frame horns up by the radiator support area to keep them in place and knock out the factory cross member. It's a ton of weight used to control the IFS. It's also in the way if you need to drop the pan after a race.
That's one of the reasons old school Gasser's had axles under them. The bigger reason was weight transfer. But, they were often serviced in the pits for things like broken oil pumps and such. Much easier with a smaller cross member that allows the pan to come off w/o jacking the motor out of the frame.
You can get a weld-in tube cross member with the correct motor mounts for your block easy enough
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Trying to keep the original front frame section(K-member) just makes this a lot harder to do. Go to Speedway Motors web site and look at their Gasser front suspension and frame package to see what things need to look like. The have a couple of PDF files you can look at too.
You can also search at www.jalopyjournal.com which is the HAMB web site(Hokey ***** Message Board). Lots of Gasser info there, and lots of build pic's. I was just looking at a '55 Chevy straight axle build thread there last night.
Biggest problem with keeping the stock front frame is that the drop section in the center of the crossmember is where the straight axle needs to be causing a clearance problem unless you go rediculously high in front, cartoon-ish high.
I'm in the process of gathering parts for making a Gasser out of a '71 Vega, going to build my own rectangle tube front frame like the Speedway set up, which is like most that were done back in the day.
Forgot one thing
I'm doing this on a real real tight budget, so if somehow I could utilize my existing k-frame that would be great.
Thanks in advance!
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Ok so I'm just starting a 72 skylark gasser-like project...
I want to put a straight axle on the front but I have no idea where to start?
I've got a 455 pontiac motor almost ready to go in but I'd like to figure out the straight axle first before I start buying motor mounts or a kit to swap from the 350 buick that's in it to the 455 pontiac.
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So, a few years ago I decided to get a concealed carry permit (people are getting crazy), and then bought an Interarms Walther PPK in .380, and it shared the house with the Rossi up till one fine day last October. That's when I was at the old Park Mammoth Resort at Mammoth Cave, and discovered that the new owners of the Resort had converted much of the surrounding grounds into ranges. Long ones, short ones, wide ones, covered ones, rough ones, and some just off in the woods. Since the old Resort is only about 15 minutes from my house, I joined the shooting club there. Since then, the house has gotten crowded with a couple Glocks, a couple Berettas, a 1911, a couple older Smith & Wesson revolvers, and one big ole' SAA "Horse Pistol" in 44-40 for the times I want to just have a smokin' good time. I've discovered I really like shooting on the range and trying new toys. I probably go through too much money buying and trading, but I'm having fun, it's just me n' the cats, and they don't care as long as supper is on time. Anyway, I just stumbled onto the forum doing some research on what to try next. :)


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I bought and returned the lip tar because i found it a bit too neon for me, but im seriously thinking i may go a purchase again! LOL
There are tons of different lip tar shades, but this kit specifically comes in 6 really pretty ones! And they aren't all neon
I'm loving the colors of the summer bags! YAY SUMMER!
I am really loving the colors and assortment of shapes and sizes on the summer bags.
The Lip Tar colors are seriously gorgeous but I need to take a deep breath and count to ten before I purchase ANOTHER lipcolor! LOL I have been guilty of total gluttony this year when it comes to lipsticks and glosses.
I LOVE makeup bags. I got one not too long ago that I absolutely love and use every single day. I'm drawn to them all the time but don't travel enough to justify buying tons of different ones. I'd like to try the OCC nail polish, if they aren't too expensive (nailpolish is not something that I like to splurge on). I have the OCC lip tar in anime and its just gorgeous
I am SUCH a makeup bag hoarder. The tokidoki phase was the worst, I think I bought a bag from every single collection!
@sephoramusthave - the OCC polishes are $10, which is at the top of my price range for nail polishes, but I swear they are worth it.
@candacebt- So ya know what would be a great summer 500 point perk for VIB's??? One of those summer bags (we'll even take the smallest) filled with some deluxe samples of summer time goodies....HINT ......HINT
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Barry Grant instructions....
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The ITER Project is a seven-member international collaboration to design, build, and operate a first-of-a-kind international research facility in St. Paul lez Durance, France aimed at demonstrating the scientific and technical feasibility of fusion energy. The primary goal of ITER is achieving and maintaining a burning plasma with a peak output of 500 MW thermal power driven by 50 MW input power. ITER will provide much of the scientific and technical basis to proceed to a fusion demonstration plant. The seven ITER Members are China, the European Union, India, Japan, South Korea, the Russian Federation, and the United States. The legal framework for construction, operation, deactivation, and decommissioning is contained in the ITER Joint Implementation Agreement (JIA or Agreement). The ITER Agreement entered into force in October 2007 for a period of 35 years. The JIA created the ITER Organization as the agent of the seven governments to carry out the purposes of the Agreement.
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The three major experimental facilities in the FES program—the DIII-D tokamak at General Atomics in San Diego, California; the Alcator C-Mod tokamak at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts; and the National Spherical Torus Experiment (NSTX) at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) in Princeton, New Jersey—provide the essential tools for the U.S. research community to explore and solve fundamental issues of fusion plasma physics. In addition, research at these facilities focuses on developing the predictive science needed for ITER operations and providing solutions to high-priority ITER technical issues. All three are operated as national facilities and involve users from many National Laboratories and Universities.
DIII-D: The DIII-D tokamak operated by General Atomics in San Diego, CA is the largest magnetic fusion facility in the United States. DIII-D provides for considerable experimental flexibility and has extensive diagnostic instrumentation to measure the properties of high temperature plasmas. It also has unique capabilities to shape the plasma and provide feedback control of error fields that, in turn, affect particle transport and the stability of the plasma. In addition, DIII-D has been a major contributor to the world fusion program over the past decade in the areas of plasma turbulence, energy transport, boundary layer physics, and electron-cyclotron plasma heating and current drive.
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The FES diagnostics program supports the development of unique measurement capabilities or diagnostic instruments to serve two important functions: to provide a link between theory/computation and experiments, thereby increasing the understanding of the complex behavior of the plasma in fusion research devices; and to provide sensory tools for feedback control of plasma properties in order to improve device operation.
The General Plasma Science program is directed toward supporting plasma science through numerous university programs and excellent student education. FES is the DOE steward of basic plasma science and participates in the NSF/DOE Partnership to leverage both agencies' ability to fund high quality research. FES involvement in the partnership also allows DOE national laboratories to be funded as collaborators with numerous university research programs.
NSF / DOE Partnership: The NSF/ DOE Partnership in Basic Plasma Science and Engineering is a joint program, ongoing since 1997, with the goal to enhance plasma research and education in this broad, multidisciplinary field by coordinating efforts and combining resources of the two agencies. Through the Partnership, research activities not directly related to fusion energy are supported which address fundamental issues in plasma science and engineering that can have impact in other areas or disciplines in which improved basic understanding of the plasma state is needed.
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Re: RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER
I like the background a lot... looks like a certain painting I know of. The background and foreground seem to be two different types of drawing and don't seem to flow easily. I like the concept though.
Re: I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
Little dude has a bindle-stick - I think he ran away from home! Adorable.
expo01 wrote:A poem by Walt Whitman, hope you like it. Thanks!
Awesome illusion. I thought of Island records too.
Re: The Rose That Grew From Concrete ( 2pac Shakur)
Beautiful! I love how the red pops against the concrete grey.
Re: Song At Sunset
Reminds me of my FAVORITE SUNSET SONG
Re: the raven and the fox
I see a little Deco in there, love me some A.Mucha. Very nice.
That's one heck of a nice rose.
Good Idea, Bad Form.
Many people do not know that 2pac was a brilliant poet. Good job bringing this to life.
threyon wrote:It could also be considered a symbol in this context, not a letter.
I agree, the "X" in the design is not a typographic X, it's more of a cross shape turned 45 degrees. A symbol just like the arrows. But I guess it's the rejectionator who decides...
It's the dark tower.
Wow - nice rose! And good to see some 2pac poetry
I like how you took a literal meaning and put a new twist to it. Bravo
shikausstan wrote:I like the background a lot... looks like a certain painting I know of. The background and foreground seem to be two different types of drawing and don't seem to flow easily. I like the concept though.
Ummmm. Imagination?
meedox wrote:Little dude has a bindle-stick - I think he ran away from home! Adorable.
*BINDLE-STICK* - I was trying to remember what it was called. Thankyou for putting me out of my misery!!!
bkeyser wrote:Yes resubmit with a different color shirt. I think even if you blurred the edges it would help it on the shirt but different color would help it.
Love it besides that!
I agree! Blur the edges and put it onto grey maybe, something so it's not so harsh. I love the design but it's too "confined" like that.
Re: Fire and Ice - Robert Frost
First off, DAMN YOU SIR!
Second, thank you for freeing up my weekend.
Third, my initial sketch had the fire on the right, and the Ice on the left. please recalibrate your Brain scanning machinery.
I really love your design!! I just wish it was a little smaller as it's just too much for me to wear. Then again, if I buy a women's size it would be a little smaller. I'm really torn on this one but you are one heck of an artist!!
poeju wrote:Yeah, I went ahead and uploaded it anyway, I never expected to place, I just like learning and practicing with some direction. I do a lot of web design, but am not much of an artist.
The sad part is I thought I was going to be original by designing this...
skahfee wrote:Thanks for the words of encouragement, guys. I'll try to better wrangle my inner critic next time around. ;)
I voted for you because it's exactly what I was going to do tomorrow. I say we start a Fire and Ice Pact. See if we can get all top 3 designs for the same POEM!
poeju wrote:I wasn't going to upload this since it's the third of the same design (and certainly not the best) but I worked on it so I thought I'd throw it up anyway. I figure at least these contests will help me learn more about the design process.
Should've gone with something a little more obscure than one of obvious choices. Perhaps the man from Nantucket...
There may be multiple versions, but yours is Unique, and pretty good too, better than half of what I see most derbies!
Re: The Road Not Taken
The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Re: ulysses returns
Is it the one from Joachim du Bellay "Heureux qui comme Ulysse..." ?
I'm so happy you decided to go with french poems, even if it doesn't get much echo around here.
I think your designs are amazing enough on their own, and one doesn't really need to know the poem it's from to like it.
ramyb wrote:I worked this design to almost completion several times, but felt each time that it was overdesigned. I ultimately decided to go for something simple but striking. Hope you guys enjoy the outcome
Love the poem... but the thing I notice here is that while it's obviously a big cat on fire, it doesn't look much like a tiger.
Re: The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
This would go wonderfully with white flannel trousers.
doubtingsalmon wrote:A lovely design, but "The Tell-Tale Heart" is most definitely a short story. The various types of poetry aside, it reads nothing like Poe's poems.
This. Anyone who is a fan of Poe will agree that his poems bear a marked difference from his short stories in structure, fluidity, and meter.
Re: The Writer
I want this as a poster or a piece of art. Flippin awesome artwork!
patrickspens wrote:I thought this was poetry, but I might be wrong.
"Poetry has been known to employ meter and rhyme, but this is by no means necessary. Poetry is an ancient form that has gone through numerous and drastic reinvention over time. The very nature of poetry as an authentic and individual mode of expression makes it nearly impossible to define."
i'll leave it in the hands of the rejectionater to decide
The only competent definition for Poetry that I heard while getting a degree in English is that Poetry is what poets write.
Allow me to post an english translation I found :
Perch'd on a lofty oak,
Sir Raven held a lunch of cheese;
Sir Fox, who smelt it in the breeze,
Thus to the holder spoke:--
'Ha! how do you do, Sir Raven?
Well, your coat, sir, is a brave one!
So black and glossy, on my word, sir,
With voice to match, you were a bird, sir,
Well fit to be the Phoenix of these days.'
Sir Raven, overset with praise,
Must show how musical his croak.
Down fell the luncheon from the oak;
Which snatching up, Sir Fox thus spoke:--
'The flatterer, my good sir,
Aye liveth on his listener;
Which lesson, if you please,
Is doubtless worth the cheese.'
A bit too late, Sir Raven swore
The rogue should never cheat him more.
nadine624 wrote:I really love your design!! I just wish it was a little smaller as it's just too much for me to wear. Then again, if I buy a women's size it would be a little smaller. I'm really torn on this one but you are one heck of an artist!!
This is exactly what I was thinking. It's a bit too large of a design. I still love the image. The rose looks gorgeous.
Re: The Day the Saucers Came
Just for fun, "The Day the Saucers Came" by Neil Gaiman.
That day, the saucers landed.
Hundreds of them, golden,
Silent, coming down from the sky like great snowflakes,
And the people of Earth stood and stared as they descended,
Waiting, dry-mouthed to find what waited inside for us
And none of us knowing if we would be here tomorrow
But you didn't notice it because
That day, the day the saucers came, by some coincidence,
Was the day that the graves gave up their dead
And the zombies pushed up through soft earth
or erupted, shambling and dull-eyed, unstoppable,
Came towards us, the living, and we screamed and ran,
But you did not notice this because
On the saucer day, which was the zombie day, it was
Ragnarok also, and the television screens showed us
A ship built of dead-man's nails, a serpent, a wolf,
All bigger than the mind could hold, and the cameraman could
Not get far enough away, and then the Gods came out
But you did not see them coming because
On the saucer-zombie-battling gods day the floodgates broke
And each of us was engulfed by genies and sprites
Offering us wishes and wonders and eternities
And charm and cleverness and true brave hearts and pots of gold
While giants feefofummed across the land, and killer bees,
But you had no idea of any of this because
That day, the saucer day the zombie day
The Ragnarok and fairies day, the day the great winds came
And snows, and the cities turned to crystal, the day
All plants died, plastics dissolved, the day the
Computers turned, the screens telling us we would obey, the day
Angels, drunk and muddled, stumbled from the bars,
And all the bells of London were sounded, the day
Animals spoke to us in Assyrian, the Yeti day,
The fluttering capes and arrival of the Time Machine day,
You didn't notice any of this because
you were sitting in your room, not doing anything
not even reading, not really, just
looking at your telephone,
wondering if I was going to call.
jfsiv wrote:Aww I like the other one better, it looked cool.
..welllll....i probably should have left it up, but i'm chalking it up to a classic case of artist-self-doubt...which happens quite a lot with me...
thanks for the comment though! ...one of these i'll have more confidence...
fourlane77 wrote:..welllll....i probably should have left it up, but i'm chalking it up to a classic case of artist-self-doubt...which happens quite a lot with me...
thanks for the comment though! ...one of these i'll have more confidence...
pilarjuliet wrote:I love this! Not crazy about the arrow, but otherwise just lovely
inspektordogge wrote:This would go wonderfully with white flannel trousers.
And coffee spoons!
Re: The Tyger
It's gorgeous. Have to have it. <3
I love all the details you manage to get in.
firefrogh wrote:That piece is a rook.
Gotcha, thanks
Oh sure, you think you do good by disarming the monster that's been terrorizing the land and then you realize that's just the beginning of your troubles.
Re: Beowulf
Creative! Haha, love it.
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By the end of Glenn Beck's number-one best-selling political thriller The Overton Window, a young rebel named Molly Ross had torn aside the curtain to reveal a shadow war being waged for the future of America. In the six months since then, her fight for freedom hasn't gone well. Marked as traitors and hunted by ruthless government-sanctioned mercenaries using the most advanced surveillance technologies ever created, Ross and her "Founders' Keepers" find themselves cornered and standing alone. but the fight is far from over.
The battle lines in this bitter rivalry are as old as civilization itself: On one side, an unlikely band of ordinary Americans, ready to make their last stand in defense of self-rule, freedom, and liberty - and on the other, an elite cabal of self-styled tyrants who believe that unlimited power should be wielded only by the chosen few. That group, led by an aging, trillionaire puppet-master named Aaron Doyle, will stop at nothing to destroy the myth that man is capable of ruling himself.
As Doyle prepares to make his final move toward a dark, global vision for humanity's future, new allies join the fight and old enemies change sides. In the midst of it all, Molly draws together a small but devoted group willing to risk their lives to infiltrate one of the most secure locations on earth - a place holding long-standing secrets that, if revealed, would forever change the way Americans view their rare, extraordinary place in history. Exposing these truths, and the real-life game of chess being played for mankind's freedom, is their last chance to save the country they love.
©2013 Glenn Beck (P)2013 Simon & Schuster
I read, or listen to books to help me do better professionally. But I also like to read books on politics and US History!
"I love this stuff!"
The story was interesting and kept me engaged. I love the way real world is mixed with speculation...speculation that I can see as possible!
It makes you think!
Is this where America is headed?
"Didn't want it to end"
Makes you wonder, if this could really happen. A riveting story, very well written and researched.
"Couldn't follow"
This was rough. Even read the first one of this series but it just went way out there. Too many giant leaps without telling us how you got there. Don't usually start and not finish but that was the case with this one.
As I listened to this book, I was amazed at how it mirrored today's news. Uncanny. I remember listening to Glenn Beck last summer stating that he was not going to release the book until the time was right. Well the time was definitely right. Took me a little time to get oriented back into the characters from the Overton Window, but once I was in sync, it was fast paced and, as always, an eye opener.
"Great Story - Confusingly told"
I would recommend this book to all.
Left me wanting more.
The entire beginning chapter and how they escaped capture. Chilling executed.
Yes I would.
A solid, complex, chilling, political thriller that spins a confusing web of story styles into an all encompassing over view of modern day progressive liberalism and the truly evil agenda that it encapsulates.
I bought the audio book version of the book today from Audible and listened to all afternoon. I have to say that over all the book is pretty entertaining, chilling, and somewhat interesting. However it had a rather blatant disjointed, haphazard, mufti-authored, disconnect to it that made it very confusing to listen too, let along, I assume, to read. While I found the story to be chilling I also found that the way in which it was assembled had me wondering if I had missed a few chapters of the previous book, The Overton Window.
To me the book seemed filled with chapters that were well written, enjoyably suspenseful, insightful, yet seemingly written by many different authors. This effect brought a sincere sense of confusion to the over all flow of the story and to the book as a whole.
While much of the book was filled with political insight into the minds and ideology of hard core progressive liberalists, a significant portion delved into what I thought to be the heart and soul of those involved in the events encapsulated by the story. The book can be summed up as; A truly chilling mosaic of current political events spun out of control by agents of willful chaos and those who are caught up within the struggle and those who choose to just "ignore" the reality that surrounds them. Freedom is nothing more than what we are given by those who know there is no freedom but what freedom they grant to us.
All in all this is a good political thriller written in the multiple story telling styles of Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, and Glenn Beck. A truly chilling tale of the evil that is modern day progressive liberalism and how it is progressing through the body of liberty and killing it from within. Apart from the disjointed feel of the story, the over all story is outstanding and relevant to the issue we are facing in today's world. A solid book worthy of a place on any ones book shelf.
"Not a bad listen at all"
I enjoyed it - if you lisen closely Mr Beck threads in real life events into the fiction.
Might get his other, older fiction book
"Loved this book!"
The storyline was great and the narrator was very good too. I'm always trying to find a good book that an author has the ability to use the English language to express himself without the need to resort to foul language and ludeness. I highly recommend this series. This sequel is even better than the prequel.
"The time we are living"
I loved it my mind tried to work every hidden plots it made my mind to stay alert!
"Shattering the illusions of this world"
The Overton Window in the Eye of Moloch take the illusions of this world and shatters them. The novel reveals truths about how our society has sold itself out to the baser elements of its nature. How we continue to accept it's in Vail between sale of our liberties where are leadership and the media the sells us everything including the designer chain of surveillance and the standing army private police. not taking down the rabbit hole you're taken to the logical conclusion of what we're currently experiencing.
"Good, but not as good as Overton Window"
The biggest problem with this book is one that many other audio booms have suffered. When you have a series and established voice sets, switching narrators really takes away from the whole experience.
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I saw that CAboots makes them in my sizes, but after reading some here, I take it they are not as great as they used to be.
MOW didnt seem to make them that small that I have found. What would be my best solution?


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I have been looking at getting a Tacoma for a few years now, but I decided I didn't want to be $28k in debt at this point in my life, so I'm looking at used jeeps running for $15-17k.
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hi, can anyone tell me where to get hold of an english user manual for the panasonic dmc-fz1. i just bought one on the net, found it a great camera, particularly the lens and the smooth zoom... the package has a total of 4 manuals, the english manual is for the software, but the rest of the manual for the camera is in every language in the world but english! any help is very much appreciated. dave
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Do a search here for dmc-fz1 :-)
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It has been said that the best possible outcome of research is to watch two questions grow where only one grew before; to find the possibilities and replace mere notions with points of reference for a fuller understanding.
"If we were to look to research and see what it shows us about how people react to different spaces," says Erin Costino, the 2012 AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice (AAJ) research scholar, "then slowly but surely, if architecture is done correctly, generationally you would eventually be able to see changes on the macro level."
The changes she wants to see, though, have to do with a public realm that most people simply don't see in their everyday lives: courthouses, correctional and detention centers, and law enforcement facilities.
To that end, Costino is currently developing a comprehensive database for AAJ that allows users to search for information, trends, and best practices in the design of those spaces. The database draws from AAJ's trove of research, much of it published in the AIA Knowledge Community's annual Justice Facilities Review.
For AAJ, it's a necessary step to streamlining best practice research for architects across the country. For Costino, it's a natural evolution of her multidisciplinary background, which includes a large-scale research project in the Psychology and Law Research Lab at the University of California, Irvine, where she interviewed inmates who violated their probation. It was during this time that she first became interested in justice design.
In 2011, she completed her M.A. in political science at UC Irvine, which resulted in a study on how the architecture and interior design of city council chambers "influence politically relevant behaviors, such as participation in local politics and perceptions of government," she says. Costino believes that architecture, aided by evidence-based design, can assist in changing societies, a view that consistently appears throughout her studies.
Costino, who is now pursuing her M.Arch. at The New School of Architecture and Design in San Diego, has a strong research background. This also helped to make her an impressive candidate, says Jay Farbstein, FAIA, who helps oversee her scholarship work. Her background in the social sciences has also given her a more nuanced, balanced perspective of the practice of justice design. "The reason I went into architecture is because it is the field of application for everything that I'm interested in, and it's a way for me to explore these sorts of ideas in a very tangible way," she says.
Costino will wrap up her graduate studies in 2014. Afterwards, she aims to land a job with a firm that specializes in justice architecture—mirroring the hopes that members of AAJ have for her. "Erin is very excited about her growing knowledge of justice facilities, and told me recently that she believes it will be a career-long commitment," says Farbstein. In the meantime, she continues to sort volumes of data into a robust, practical resource for architects interested in justice planning and design, and participating in the AIA as a student allied member of the San Diego chapter, in which she encourages other students to take part.
"I've had an amazing experience so far because I've been able to be in contact directly with several people who are doing what I want to do," she says. "Without getting in touch with the AIA—and AAJ specifically, for me—I would have felt lost, so it's given me a form of direction." —Jennifer Pullinger.


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Green Bay Hosts UIC Saturday at 7 p.m.
By: Jill Wunrow
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - After a three-game road trip, the Green Bay (2-9-3, 0-3-2 HL) men's soccer team is looking forward to playing its final two games of its regular season slate on its home field of Aldo Santaga Stadium. The Phoenix kicks off its final pair of home games when it hosts UIC (6-5-2, 2-1-1 HL) Saturday, Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. before wrapping up regular season play Saturday Nov. 3 hosting Cleveland State for senior day at 1 p.m.
Green Bay enters Saturday's contest in a must-win situation in order to be one of six teams to qualify for the Horizon League Tournament taking place Nov. 6, 9-11. With a win, the eighth-place Phoenix could move up to fifth place in the standings with a 1-3-2 conference record. UIC currently stands in second place with its 2-1-1 league record behind Detroit who is in first with a 3-0-0 record against Horizon League opponents.
The Phoenix hosts UIC after coming off a 3-0 loss on the road at the in-state rival Wisconsin Badgers Wednesday, Oct. 17 in a game that featured a torrential downpour rain storm in addition to senior goalkeeper Ryan Wehking (St. Louis, Mo.) leaving the contest late in the first half due to a minor injury.
Green Bay is 2-3-1 on its home field of Aldo Santaga Stadium this season and has forced its opponents to a program-record five double overtime games during its 2012 season.
ABOUT THE SERIES... Saturday's game is the 48th meeting between Green Bay and UIC with the Phoenix holding a 29-16-2 series record over the Flames. Green Bay has won three of its past four meetings against UIC with two of those victories at Aldo Santaga Stadium.
SCOUTING THE OPPONENT... UIC comes to Green Bay after a week's rest following two consecutive wins, including its most recent 3-1 victory at Drake University Oct. 13. In addition to its game against the Phoenix, the Flames have two remaining conference games (at Cleveland State, vs. Detroit) with an opportunity to pick up points in the standings.
UIC is led by reigning Horizon League Player of the Year and First Team All-League selection Ivan Stanisavljevic who has six goals and four assists for the Flames. Stanisavljevic has taken a league-best 46 shots on the season while his six goals rank second among league players and assists rank third.
FOLLOW THE ACTION LIVE... A live video stream of Saturday's game featuring the Phoenix and Flames is available here on GreenBayPhoenix.com. Live stats will also be available here at kickoff.
POPIK'S TOPIKS... You can check out Popik's Topiks with head coach Dan Popik every Wednesday on GreenBayPhoenix.com for the latest insights on Green Bay games and its upcoming opponents.
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Try a spooky sampling of Halloween menus from Gooseberry Patch Halloween. From never-slumber parties to masquerades, there's a perfect party for everyone.
Fright Night Film FestivalHost a Halloween Film Festival every weekend in October. Check out the library or video store for old classics like Frankenstein, The Mummy, Dracula, and The Invisible Man. Project movies onto an outdoor wall or bed sheet. Stoke a grill or bonfire outdoors and serve inspired renditions of classic movie theater snacks.
Masquerade PartyWho says Halloween is child's play? This gathering was created with adults in mind. Pass out decorated eye masks at the door and let the fun begin. Serve delicious nibbles masquerading as something more sinister. Ask guests to write one unknown fact about themselves on an adhesive nametag worn throughout the party, then let them try to figure out who's who.
Bewitching "Boo"ffetWhen the chill of October has begun to set in, invite friends over for an elegant night in. Set the sideboard with candles and varied delights...and don't forget to dim the lights. Some eerie music might just fit the bill, or spooky haunted house sounds if you want added thrill.
Never-Slumber PartyInvite your best pals to a sleepless soiree with their teddy bears and pillows in tow. It will be a night of tall tales and fun... and lots of good food, too! After dinner gather on the bed or around the fire and swap the scariest stories you know. When the sun comes up, a warm breakfast will chase away any lingering bad spirits.
Scary School PartyGo wild this Halloween and host the best party of the school year. Healthy foods go in disguise in this child-pleasing menu. Turn off the classroom lights and read an old ghost story or some Halloween history to keep them entertained... and eating.
CauldronluckPotlucks are one of the easiest ways to entertain. Everyone shares in the cooking and takes home their dish for clean-up. After a night of trick-or-treating folks can meet back at the house on the screened porch to sort candy, tell ghost stories and enjoy a bubbling hot meal certain to be the envy of witches everywhere.
Creepy Cookie SwapHost a creepy-themed cookie swap to boost anticipation of Halloween. Send out invitations on different recipe cards printed from the assortment in this menu...or tell guests to bring their own haunting homemade sweets. Showcase all the cookies on the table and after mingling and enjoying refreshments, start the swap. Move around the table in a clockwise direction, filling treat bins with a sampling of each frightfully delicious treat.
Pumpkin Patch PicnicGather outdoors to select the pick of the patch, then spend time together playing games, carving and decorating pumpkins and enjoying a country-size spread of delicious homemade offerings.
Halloween Open HouseAutumn nights are ideal for entertaining, and this easy supper is a divine way to revive after a night of trick-or-treating. Kids can sort candy and relive the fun while the adults relax and visit.
Spooktacular Block PartyOrganize a block party early in the evening on Halloween night so bellies can be full of food before the candy eating commences. Hold a costume contest and give out ribbons for scariest, silliest, best in show and most creative.


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Also, I just became aware that I was wearing pants in the comfort of my own home. What the fuck.
Also, I just became aware that I was wearing pants in the comfort of my own home. What the fuck.
So do any of you guys like cooking, dancing, photography & design or gardening?
Oh god I'm a woman.
I enjoy cooking and photography, still a man.
Lol we can talk about all stuff, dunno, like, do you have a car ? (I don't have one because I don't need one for now)
I don't, because I'm just 16 But I'll get one!
I'm so manly that this is my first post, in the manly thread!
... I had 4 hours of sleep as well...
Have you ever been so manly you took a trip to the earth's core?
I have. Twice.
Excuse me Sir, I need a haircut if you ain't too busy you old Italian son of a bitch prick barber. Boy, does my ass hurt from all of the guys at my construction job.
I can flex my peck muscles despite the fact I'm not really muscular at all. It's fun to watch them dance sometimes.
Urrrr muscles and football!!
Burping and farting.
Scratching my ass now.
You know, lately there was an accident, and people didn't know who was the guilty one.
Basically, a Man drove over a Woman.
Well, In my Opinion it was the mans fault.
Why did he drive into the kitchen?
Soup guis cna i join in pls
Hey I'm a manizer in disguise. You see, even though I look small and tiny, that's my charm. I show myself to a man and they claim me a charismatic God (only after the sex, mind you). So my spontaneous question to you men of FP is: would you like to see a picture of my breasts? Don't worry, we could work our way downwards from there.
I'm a man btw.
Great for nose bleeds.
Brb going to more active lady chat.
[h2]ON MY EYEBALLS[/h2]
Spongebob is the manliest show of all
I just flexed my finger to use the scroll wheel and my shirt ripped from the muscle movement.
Manliest song ever sung
i'm such a man i just made my own sandwich... oh god somebody help me.
I don't get it. Why in some pictures comics there's "le" or "la", the french article ? I saw it so many times.
Needs more MANLY.
but most importantly.........FREEDOM
Why are man in this chat? When we could go to the MANLIER CHAT, AND BE MANLY.


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I needed to have this tool up and running from specific reasons.
However the following workaround http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...light=firewalk is still valid. I've followed the steps and in the end I successfully get this one up and running.
Please be aware to use ./configure -build=i386 instead of default ./configure
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Hello bubbamauser,
I measured my PPS-43 bolt diameter at 1.134 inch. The mandrel should be that size diameter and the residual spring back would provide the needed clearance. Closest thing I can find is 1.124 inch diameter solid bar stock at the steel yard. A 4130 CMS flat will have lots of spring back so this mandrel should do the job.
I'm planning to use my adjustable AK jig set for this spec (ie 1.125 + 0.075 + 0.075). That 0.075 inch is about 13 guage sheet steel for my PPS-43. Those nice Polish kits use rather thick sheet metal construction.
The Soviet armorer and design books show the receivers as being 'steel 20' which cross references to 1020 or 1018 steel. They are not heat treated. 1018 steel should be easier to bend, less springy and less tough than 4130.


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30 Apr 2014
Decision made on future...
Seven Birmingham City youngsters have had their immediate futures with the club confirmed.
29 Apr 2014
Blues loan watch
A round-up of the latest news of Blues players plying their trade around the lower leagues and abroad
21 Apr 2014
Easter loan watch
Wade Elliott found the net for Bristol City at Stevenage on Easter Monday.
10 Mar 2014
Loan extension for...
Ryan Higgins' loan spell with Skrill North side Leamington has been extended.
05 Mar 2014
Loan watch - Ryan Higgins
Blues full-back Ryan Higgins was on the losing side for Leamington on Tuesday night as they were beaten 2-1 away at Guiseley.
02 Mar 2014
Loan watch - six in...
Six Birmingham City players were in action for their loan clubs over the course of the weekend.
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Cisco SPA504G freeze
We have 7 SPA504G phones recently deployed, connected to an ESW 520 24P PoE switch.
At very random times, a phone will "freeze" such that the screensaver is stuck and the time displayed on it stands still. Pressing keys on the phone including menu button do not show any results on the screen of the phone.
Oddly, I was able to ping the phone when this happened and also load the web interface in my browser. The web interface shows the current time on the phone being the same time that is "frozen" on the screensaver.
This doesn't seem to be related to a calling or QOS issue as my phone froze at 6:18am before anyone was in the office.
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and that other thing that has a turnip above the ground.Breaking new ground.Ye!Pee! :roll: :)doak
I'm finding it hard to till the two to three feet of snow still on the garden. I hope to see it gone soon though, I've had enough allready. :-D
BjornBee, how did you know I broke my Tommy Hawk?Was chipping limbs last week and broke the belt :shock: :roll:doak :)
It helps to hack into the private messages and read those private messages you guys send back and forth. And some of those comments about John are really shocking... :shock:
Started tilling today. Bought a brand new Troy Bilt Super Bronco. Made it about 2 hours and it ate the belts. What I did get done looks great though. Closest repair for Troy Bilt is 50 miles away so it looks like I'll just be watching the dirt for awhile too. Anyone else had trouble with Troy Bilt tillers?


text: Two questions on a RPD barrel. The barrel is a new US production barrel. I need to drill a hole for the gas block, how big is it supposed to be? Second, do I need to make a cut for the extractor? I have heard rumors that a cut is neeeded for new US barrels, but I have not seen one or heard any specifics on it. Thanks for any help.