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Just kidding. I feel for the guy. He's really pressing right now. You can tell it's getting to him. I've been there before, and that DOES suck. Can't buy a hit. Your defense starts to suffer because your offensive game is off and your manic about fixing it. You tear your swing apart, analyze everything, try to put it back together piece by piece and no matter what you do, it just doesn't feel "comfortable," something always feels "off." Realizing you did all of that work and it didn't fix the problem makes you more tense, more uptight, more confused. One of my coaches told me one time that when you're going bad the hardest thing to do is "not think." "Don't let your brain even think, just let your muscles, your reactions do all the work." He was right, that was the hardest thing to do. I wanted to break my swing down, analyze everything and see where the problem was. It's only natural to feel that way, I think. What eventually got me out of it was just strolling to the plate, stepping in the box, not worrying about my stance, my head position, my elbow position, my front foot, my timing, my hands, just standing there and trying to "get comfortable." When I felt comfortable, I lifted the bat and my hands and stayed there. I didn't think about pitches. I knew I'd get a fastball at some point in the AB and treated every pitch as if it were a fastball. If some guy threw me 4-5 breaking balls in a row, I was done, and would accept defeat, but if he threw me a fastball, I'd be ready. First pitch. Fastball. It was high, I let it go, but watched it all the way in. Next pitch, curve ball. Dropped in for a strike, I didn't swing. Next pitch, fastball. Mistake. Middle to outside. I drove it right over the second baseman's head. Felt like Fort Knox had just been lifted off my shoulders. I was 0-28 before that hit. I actually felt myself breathe on the way to first base for the first time in about 2 weeks. I smiled when I got there. It felt good. I went 12-25 over my next couple games.
Moral of the story, it'll come back to him. Ross won't be this terrible at the plate all year. Granted he doesn't have a high career avg in the minors, so I doubt he goes on a lengthy tear, but he won't be this terrible and lost all year at the plate. He'll recover. He just has to think less. The more he presses the worse it'll get. Finally, at some point, he'll give up, and it'll come. Some people have different opinions whether you should play a player and let him work out of it, or whether you should give the players off days to get the problem fixed. I think it depends on the manager to know what type of player he's working with. If the manager knows the player is the type that "overthinks" things (as most catchers do), then off days can actually hurt. They'll try to break every little thing down and continue to "overthink" things. That could hurt them in getting through this. Some will actually benefit from getting time off to clear their heads and removing themselves from the pressure of feeling they have to produce when in the lineup. With three catchers on the roster, Jerry Narron has the luxury to do whatever he wants. So far, it looks like Narron has opted to give Ross some rest days. He's looked better in recent AB's (Monday) but looked somewhat lost again yesterday. He's still fighting through it. It will come back to him, though. With as talented and athletic as you have to be to even make the majors, though, I'm confident it will come back to him. When it does, that's the time Jerry should take advantage of it and play him everyday, though. I'm hoping that's what he does.


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Thread: What is wrong with Joe Namath.
Re: What is wrong with Joe Namath.
Actually, Joe has 2 rings including his Hall of Fame ring when he was
inducted in 1985.
He was the first to pass 4,000 yds in a season, over 27,000 career yds and
173 TDs. Made several all star games and a pro bowl.
That's hardly over-rated.
He signed for the un-heard of sum of $400,000 which the NFL refused to
pay and became Broadway Joe. Pete Rozelle suspended him for his Bachelor's 3
bar in NY where known underworld figures visited. Joe finally sold
it to get back into the game. he almost quit.
Too bad for us he didn't.
Weeb was upset when Joe guaranteed their victory before the game. He said Shula
will use that vs us. Joe said if the Colts need bulletin board material to beat us they're
in bad shape. Weeb always listened to Johnny and Joe while Shula benched Unitas to
make a point. What an ass.
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The most interesting thing about Namath's career was that he suffered a devastating knee injury his senior year. He was never the player in the NFL that he was in college because of it. He could really move at Alabama which at that time meant escapability and being very tough to tackle. Some have said that without that injury he would have been very similar to Steve Young in ability. Of course in the system he played in he just launched the ball down field so he never developed the accuracy of Young but it would have been interesting to see.Putting the Fanatic back in Fan
Re: What is wrong with Joe Namath.
With a 50% career completion rate, and something like 175 TD to 225 INTs, Namath was overrated as hell.
He's in the HOF b/c he won a SB (a game in which he didn't even throw a frikkin TD) and worked in the media capital of the world."The Ravens are not taking Jimmy Smith at 26!" -- Me, the day before the 2011 Draft
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Re: What is wrong with Joe Namath.
He got them close enough to score all those FGs. He kept hitting those
dead spots. The Colts defense was the best ever at the time, and no
one could go deep on them. Colts won 15 games. Nameth was sacked once by
Dennis Gaubltaz-sp early in the game and if you look at the vid he looked like
he was seeing stars.
That one hit almost knocked him out. He was also hit for no loss. There were tons
of hits just after he released the ball. Most of those hits would be penalties today.
The short stuff was enough to win the game. He also picked on Lenny
Lyles who had the virus. Weeb heard about it and attacked him.
When Lenny came up to the line, Nameth would throw over him.
Finally Shula sent Curtis over to help out and Weeb attacked the
other side, the strong side containing Bubba and Volk. Boozer
ran around Bubba all day and hit Volk in what Nameth said was the
hardest hit he ever saw in football. Volk almost died when he tried
to swallow his tongue. The trainer had to hold it with his fingers.
The Jets moved on all short plays and that's all it took.
Unitas got the game's only TD in air and that was a short flair to Tom Matte
who ran it in. Matte played his best game as a pro and still has the record for
longest run in a SB. His record for most yardage was broken by Seattle.
Former Colt Johnny Sample said Colts would have won if they had started Unitas
in just the 2d half but Shula stuck with the choking Morrall.
Unitas always said he only need 1 more minute to win. Jerry Hill
said John lost 80% off his fast ball. Nobody could hit Jimmy Orr
who was open in the end zone the entire game. Unitas' balls in the
4th qtr kept going over his head he was so rusty from not playing
all year.
He got hit in the arm during a pre-season game vs Dallas.
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I agree that Namath was overrated as hell.
In addition to terrible career numbers, his defense was constantly pissed at him for always being a turnover machine.
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HDAlthough Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
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That's why he's in the Hall of Fame. It's difficult because non-football factors are not supposed to be part of the equation. Take out the cultural stuff and Namath doesn't sniff the Hall. Just compare him to a contemporary QB Hall of Famer like Len Dawson or Fran Tarkenton and the numbers aren't even close. Namath was inducted for the wrong reasons.Putting the Fanatic back in Fan
Re: What is wrong with Joe Namath.
original scrambler of Minn. He didnt win the Sb. Dawson beat Minn in SB 4 with
pin point passing.
I never liked either one because Colts always beat them. They contained Fran's
scrambling pretty well but I sure would have like to see Joe here after Unitas left.
To borrow a phrase from Mr. Uber, saying Nameth got into the Hall for the wrong
reason is "sour grapes" from Baltimoreans. Hey, I hated him as much as the next
Baltimorean but I respect him for what he did for football even though it came at
our expense.
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Re: What is wrong with Joe Namath."A linebacker's job is to knock out running backs, to knock out receivers, to chase the football." - Ray Lewis
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Namath is a byproduct of playing in NY. His "legacy" and perception would not be nearly as positive had he played in a smaller market. Vastly overrated.
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Town historian Rick Holmes provides assistance for Derry residents at his Town Hall office. (Adam Swift)
For Holmes, who is working on his seventh book of local history, being a historian in Derry is like being in paradise.
"There is more history here per square foot than any place else in the country," Holmes said, adding that the history of the town extends much deeper than big names such as Robert Frost and Alan Shepard.
"The history is so deep with other people that I can keep writing for the rest of my life and for two or three lifetimes after that," said the retired Pelham history teacher.
In addition to working on his latest book, a biography of Robert Frost's years in Derry from 1900-1911, Holmes is bringing his deep knowledge of local history directly to the citizens of Derry.
While many towns bestow the title of town historian on a longtime local resident, Holmes may be one of the few town historians who actually keeps office hours for the public in the Town Hall.
Holmes has an office in the Derry Municipal Center next to the town clerk's office with office hours from 8 a.m. to noon on Mondays and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesdays. Holmes said he is also available by appointment.
"Anyone from any town can come in and get advice on genealogy or the history of their house or try to get a photo," Holmes said.
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Holmes said he always offers his services free of charge as a way to pay back the community.
After stepping down from the town's heritage commission several years ago to let some fresh faces on board, Holmes was approached by Town Administrator John Anderson and Police Chief Ed Garone about using his historical knowledge as an asset for the town.
"They sat down with me in my living room and asked what they could do to get me back into the town's history," said Holmes. "I said there was not a town historian with office hours, so we shook on it, and it was done."
In addition to the office hours, Holmes said he is available to speak to any groups that are interested. Recently, he has spoken to the Derry Rotary Club, the Red Hat Society, and was a guest on New Hampshire Public Radio expounding upon Derry as the first place potatoes were grown in America.
Holmes does not lack for projects pushing the importance of local history. He said he is working with the state on establishing a Robert Frost trail to help bring tourism to the region.
"Derry has a great location and tremendous history," said Holmes. "We have marketed it as being close to Route 93, but now is the time to market its history. Derry has a signer of the Declaration of Independence; it's where the first potato was grown in America; and it is the site of the first all-girls school in America."
Whether working on his newspaper columns, his biography of Frost, or analyzing the 1900 Derry census to provide a snapshot of the town at the turn of the century, Holmes said he is doing what he loves.
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bad cough and fever during pregnancy
I had a bad cough and fever about a week ago. My paediatrician prescribed a paracetamol for my fever and asked me to just take lemonade for my cough. Eventually I got well but I fear that my illness would have an effect with my baby. I need an expert opinion on this.
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Odds are that your baby will be completely fine. I don't know if I necessarily count as an expert, but I do have four beautiful children. I am pretty sure I went through a cold or flu with each of my pregnancies and they all turned out perfectly fine and healthy.
At this point, I would not worry about it. It is very likely that the baby is fine and there is really nothing you can do to take back having been sick. Nor is there anything you can do to absolutely prevent sickness from occurring.
In the meantime, taking prenatal vitamins, maintaining a healthy diet with plenty of vitamin C, and frequent hand washing with warm, antibacterial soap can help to prevent future illness from occurring.
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thanks for the feedback Angela. im glad to hear your children turned out to be perfectly fine, i trust that mine will do as well.
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One of the benefits of breastfeeding is that when you have a fever or illness, you will actually give your baby an immunity boost by breastfeeding even while you are sick.
There may be some diseases where the doctor would not want you to breastfeed, but for the common cold, cough or flu, I've breastfed many times and my little ones didn't get sick.
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Hi iyah80,
I just wanted to reassure you, as the ladies have above, that generally having a cough or even the flu during pregnancy will not cause harm to your baby.
In fact, some women find they suffer with coughs and cold more during pregnancy. This is because a woman's immune system changes during pregnancy because her body is protecting the baby. This is why it's particularly important, if you are suffering with a cough, to:
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If the cough lasts for more than a few days or you experience difficulties breathing then you should see your doctor.
I hope you are feeling better now.
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I pulled my starter out of the fridge this morning to feed it. After I removed a cup from the dormant starter, I wondered if I could just use it to make a loaf without feeding it. I didn't entirely expect it to work, so I threw in some stuff that was sitting around and I didn't really knead it. Reflecting on this now, I realise that had my bread failed, it would have been because of my self-defeating lack of effort. But it turned out pretty well.
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Mosaic sculpture sturdy enough to withstand New Hampshire winters is one of artist Liz Van Saun's specialties. (Nancy Bean Foster Photo)
From furniture to windows to backsplashes, Liz Van Saun, a mosaic artist from Hopkinton, does it all. NANCY BEAN FOSTER
Van Saun has been working in mosaics for 11 years. Schooled in the visual arts, she started her career working on children's books, but when she discovered a volume on mosaics, she fell in love.
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Van Saun also creates what she calls "community art projects," including a giant fish she's currently working on. She takes the pieces with her to a studio she works at in Vermont, to Market Days in Manchester, and the Arts Market in Concord. There, she lets people take part in the creation of art by letting them choose and affix glass and china to the sculptures or murals.
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Kyriarchy are the structures of domination working together as a network - not just one group dominating another. Its branches include but are not limited to racism, sexism, cissexism, heterosexism, ageism, and ableism. In a kyriarchy, our kyriarchy, this kyriarchy, different forms of supremacy on different axes are independent and interdependent.
Kyriarchy gets at the nastiness of privilege by implicating all of it: Almost everyone holds unfair advantages and disadvantages granted by the kyriarchy based just on who they are.
Kyriarchal describes actions that promote the kyriarchy. It is the adjective form of kyriarchy; it describes actions (and other nouns - words, attitudes, habits) that back up, reflect, or otherwise contribute to existing power structures. It can refer to an individual exercise of privilege, or it can refer to actions that reinforce an intersection of oppression.
If you're not familiar with kyriarchy, you may know the second-wave word it modifies, patriarchy. Patriarchy and patriarchal are staples of feminist lingo; it's a common way to refer to sexist actions and systems.
So why do I prefer kyriarchy to patriarchy?
Patriarchy is a strictly defined term: it's just about sexism. And that has its uses. But focusing on only sexism can undermine our understanding of how colossal and all-encompassing the functions of privilege are. Feminism is not just about sexism, because women as a group are not solely oppressed on the axis of sex. Used overbroadly, patriarchy defines social power as belonging to only men, and denies the oppressive advantages that women can hold.
Kyriarchy is more descriptive of the approach I try to take to feminism. The word considers all parts of the oppressive structure we live in evenly - no one oppression is worse or better or more important than another. We are all subject to kyriarchy, and we all benefit from kyriarchy; we all share the burden and the blame in different measures and proportions. (The previous statement may not be universal, but it's close.) But with patriarchy, only men are profiting and only women are subjugated; only women are acquitted of responsibility and only men are admonished.
In intersectional discussions, patriarchy is usually too narrow: patriarchy puts the emphasis on solely sexism and erases other experiences of injustice (particularly the various oppressions men bear). Kyriarchy allows for the complexity of abuse that this world can bring down on al l bodies; it allows for both how we suffer from and participate in its tyranny.
Kyriarchy is not my word; it was coined by radical feminist theologian Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza. In her book, Wisdom Ways: Introducing Feminist Biblical Interpretation (published by Orbis Books in New York in 2001), Schussler Fiorenza defined kyriarchy as:
Kyriarchy – a neologism coined by Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza and derived from the Greek words for "lord" or "master" (kyrios) and "to rule or dominate" (archein) which seeks to redefine the analytic category of patriarchy in terms of multiplicative intersecting structures of domination…Kyriarchy is best theorized as a complex pyramidal system of intersecting multiplicative social structures of superordination and subordination, of ruling and oppression.The best explanation of kyriarchy I've read comes from Lisa Factora-Borchers of My Ecdysis, who studied with Schussler Fiorenza. In her post, Factora-Borchers writes:
When people talk about patriarchy and then it divulges into a complex conversation about the shifting circles of privilege, power, and domination -- they're talking about kyriarchy. When you talk about power assertion of a White woman over a Brown man, that's kyriarchy. When you talk about a Black man dominating a Brown womyn, that's kyriarchy. It's about the human tendency for everyone trying to take the role of lord/master within a pyramid. At it best heights, studying kyriarchy displays that it's more than just rich, white Christian men at the tip top and, personally, they're not the ones I find most dangerous. There's a helluva lot more people a few levels down the pyramid who are more interested in keeping their place in the structure than to turning the pyramid upside down... So when we talk about woman asserting power over other womyn, we're talking kyriarchy. When you witness woman trying to dominate, define, outline the "movement" or even what an ally should be - that's the kyriarchal ethos strong at work.Did you like this post? Want to see more simple, straightforward definitions of complicated social justice lingo like kyriarchy and cis? Donate to Deeply Problematic, or find other ways to support this site.
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On our recent trip to Benalla Art Gallery, Nicole and I took the chance to track down some of the town's historic buildings that appear in Collections Online. We wanted to see how they had fared over the years.
The State Electricity Commission (SEC) building was flanked by some impressive automobiles back in 1948:
Glass Negative - State Electricity Commission, Benalla, Victoria, 9 August 1948 (MM 011402)Source: Museum Victoria
We spotted it on Main Street now housing a second-hand bookstore. A local helpfully shouted, "that's the SEC building!" at us from his ute as he drove by.
Benalla SEC building in 2010.Image: Nicole AlleySource: Museum Victoria
This hotel was a little bit harder to find because it looks quite different these days.
Negative - Floodwaters around a Benalla hotel, September 1921 (MM 6159).Source: Museum Victoria
We spotted it near the railway station. The friendly owner confirmed that it's the same building pictured in the 1921 photograph, but it had a significant facelift following a fire not long after that picture was taken. The basic bones of the building are still there, even though its iron lace verandahs are long gone.
Victoria Hotel in Benalla in 2010.Image: Nicole AlleySource: Museum Victoria
We ran out of time before we could locate the Farmers Arms Hotel, but I've since found a recent picture of it on flickr that shows it too has lost its decorative iron lace but is otherwise much the same.
A bullock team and car outside the Farmers Arms Hotel, Benalla, pre-1940 (MM 001773).Source: Museum Victoria
We'd love to hear any stories about these buildings from Benalla locals. Anyone know the character leading the bullock train?
UPDATE: Several excellent commenters have identified the building as the Bank of New South Wales, not a hotel. More info on the Benalla building update post from October 2013.
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I believe that the jury is still out on the extra-tropical storm issue because the climate models are still limited in their ability to represent them adequately. For instance, wind speeds are not well captured by the models (Leckebusch et al., 2006), and modelled key characteristics of the cyclones were sensitive to the models' spatial resolution: Work by Jung et al. (also published in Quart. J. R. Met. Soc. (2006), vol 132, p. 1839-1857) suggested that several key characteristics of extra-tropical cyclones in the global ECMWF numerical weather model are highly sensitive to the horizontal resolution. This is also acknowledged in a recent paper by Wernli & Schwierz (2006; J. Atm. Sci., vol 63, p. 2486). However, for some regions, Jung et al. noted that model problems were insensitive to the horizontal resolution employed in their model experiments. Ulbrich (EMS/ECAC06) also found a dependency of the storm statistics in re-analysis with different spatial resolution (the picture from GCMs was similar to the re-analysis, provided the re-analysis was carried out with similar spatial resolution). It was also concluded that the different models analysed gave a similar large-scale picture of how extra-tropical storms respond to a global warming: the frequency of weak storms decline and the strong storms are projected to become more frequent. The sensitivity to resolution is understandable, because while an entire storm system can be very well resolved (they can be 1000 miles across), there are very sharp features at the fronts (the comma shaped clouds) which are a challenge even for weather forecast models to get right. Secondary 'cyclogenesis' (where a new storm is 'spun off' from an existing storm) is also something that improves markedly as resolution increases.
One can try and address that by using a high-resolution regional climate model (RCM), forced by simulations from a coarser GCM at its boundaries (a process called 'nesting'). The RCMs provide a similar description of the minimum sea level pressure (SLP – a parameter related to wind storms and the cyclone depth) as the GCMs, irrespective of their spatial resolution (The KNMI scenarios 06 Fig. 6-3). RCMs, however, are not completely free to do their own thing, but must follow the GCMs, at least on the larger scales. So should we really expect an RCM to produce a different storm climate? What implications would a substantially different cyclone climate in the RCM have for the larger-scales and the energy transport? Cyclones play an important role in the poleward energy in the mid-latitudes ('eddy-transport'), which ultimately has a bearing for the large-scale circulation. Since cyclones involve significant parts of the hydrological cycle, such as evaporation, moisture transport, condensation and precipitation, a different cyclone climate in an RCM and GCM would presumably present inconsistencies for the water budget. Furthermore, a paper by Peng et al. (2006) suggests that eddy forcing may be responsble for large-scale response to changes in the sea surface temperatures. In other words, the cyclone climate affects the large-scale circulation, and a widely different behaviour in the RCM and the GCM would imply an inconsistency.
One robust result among most GCMs is a poleward shift in the position of the storm tracks (Bengtsson & Hodges , 2006; Yin ,2006). It is important to keep in mind that for the local communities concerned, it is changes in the position of the storm tracks that is most important, rather than the global number of storms. Another robust result is that the NAO in the models tends to shift more towards its positive phase (stronger westerly winds) as greenhouse gases rise, tending to increase winter storms coming ashore in Northern Europe, and decrease them around the Mediterranean (Miller et al, 2006).
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Standard 1
Singing The student will develop the voice and body as instruments of musical expression.
Objective 1
Demonstrate ability to sing in tune on an assigned part, with expression, accuracy, and free from strain.
Objective 2
Use body movement to internalize sounds.
Objective 3
Discover how songs, singing games, and dances relate to various cultures in the history of the world. (See Social Studies Core.)
Standard 2
Playing The student will play instruments as a means of musical expression.
Objective 1
Discover and demonstrate sounds on simple instruments of the classroom and various cultures.
Objective 2
Perform independently or with others simple melodies and accompaniments on classroom instruments.
Standard 3
Creating The student will create music through improvising, arranging, and composing.
Objective 1
Create original music and add expression and style to existing music.
Objective 2
Express ideas, thoughts, and emotions aesthetically through singing, playing, and/or creating.
Objective 3
Use the staff system to document arrangements and compositions limited rhythmically to beamed sets of 4 sixteenth notes, whole note/rest, half note/rest, dotted half note, quarter note/rest, and eighth note pairs; and limited melodically to ti, fa, do, re, mi, so, la.
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Two things on this - I have seen screen captures of the beginning of that thread - the disassembly lever has already been pushed down before Jet Li does his thing - it is a movie - itw as setup like that for the movie.
Two - Beretta will sell LEOs (and others, if U ask - as I have been told) a different disassembly lever - it has no lip, and requires a screw driver to push down on the edge.
Personally - I would not worry about this. I have a 92FS too - and this is my last concern. If ANYONE gets within arms reach of your weapon to mess with anything on it - you are screwed anyway. And, on a semi auto - yes, all they need do is push the slid eback a hair, and ANY semi auto is deactivated as long as the slide is back.
I've been on many forums for many years now - This topic has come up in the past (I forget which forum), and the stilll from that scene have been posted.
Someone always tells some vague story of knowing gangbangers who practiced this movie - I'm personally not buying it, and am not worried about it.


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wicked to say the least about bump firing! dam thing is nice for around 350.00 and atf approved legal!
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wicked to say the least about bump firing! dam thing is nice for around 350.00 and atf approved legal!
I just saw one of those at a local three gun match. After we were done, the owner was demoing it. It's pretty fun, but I just can't justify the couple times I would probably use it. Sure I would giggle like a school girl, but running through $100 in ammo every time I broke it out...
yeah there are some vids and my review posted here too.
the best thing about it is that when your neighbors call the cops on you and they do come over to check on your machine guns... your covered & after they play with it for a few minutes they leave happy & your not bothered anymore.
i am sure the santa at the BATF is making a list and checking it twice.
i figure few of you remember when the BATF was selling DIAS through shotgun news in the 1980s just after the BATF made them illegal?
lots of guys got caught up in that one.
you want to be well within the law at all times as the BATF can suddenly change their minds and the gray area at the fringe of the law can suddenly become a felony class conviction.
you are grown men --proceed at your own risk.
Does anyone know if the slide fire solutions SSAR-15 stock is legal in Connecticut? I ask because, while it doesn't put your proprietary AR-15 into any assault weapon or machine gun category by definition, it may be restricted because of the moving action of the stock. Every 6-position stock must be pinned into a fixed position in accordance with Connecticut state law. This stock is not a 6-position stock albeit it does move back and forward about 1/2 an inch on the buffer tube. I called my local police department to ask about it and they couldn't give me an answer as to whether it was restricted or not
I can't imagine that it could be illeagal as it dosn't change over all length by more than a half inch, but that's only me, no telling about what some pimple faced politician in Conn might be thinking? It's kinda like the cranks that you can put on the trigger guards, those are cool if they were better quality. State and federal laws can contradict each other in many cases, maybe the folks at BATF can tell ya, I can't, they have almost always been able to give me an answer to all my questions, and will send you a letter if there is any conflicts. And j4, I'm not really sure about that "grown men" thing, I've been working on it for 61 years!!!! Not quite there yet!! How bout you??
it didnt change the length of my gun at all... still allows the use of all positions on the buttstock & locks into all of them if you want.
my results also dont change. some days i can just rip with this thing.. others ? not so much.
its all about your shooting style and if you can let it go.
being a small guy, i climb on a gun and squeeze it like my life may depend on it ... this is a hard habit to overcome & just kills the action of this stock if you dont relax and let it flow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uD8n...5-22 - YouTube


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Tomas Rosicky says he is "fired up" for Euro 2012 after missing out through injury four years ago.
The Czech Republic captain enjoyed a fine season with Arsenal, claiming third place in Arsenal.com's Player of the Season poll as voted for by the fans.
Despite a recent calf problem, Rosicky should be fit to take his place against Russia on Friday and is optimistic about his nation's chances at the tournament.
"We could have been drawn in a harder group, but I think it will be very even," he told the Official Arsenal Magazine. "Even if expectations in the Czech Republic are not as high as in previous years, the country still expects us to produce and we know we need to perform well.
"Speaking for myself, I missed Euro 2008 and was disappointed that we were knocked out at the semi-final stage of Euro 2004 so I'm fired up for this one.
"It'll be a real honour to captain my country this summer - it's a proud moment every time I wear the armband and I really enjoy it.
"I am confident that we can put on a good showing - we have some experience, with guys like Petr Cech and I, but also some good up-and-coming players like Petr Jiracek at Wolfsburg, who I think can do some good things for us.
"You can't compare this team with some of its predecessors, the situations are different, but we will do everything we can to get through the group and go from there."
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The Director of Cricket was frustrated at the weekend when Aussie all-rounder Andrew Symonds rejected the chance to aid our Championship title bid throughout August, while Fleming is involved in New Zealand's tour of Zimbabwe.
But Newell already had three other targets in mind and one of those was 27-year-old Younis, an established Test star with nine centuries in 37 appearances for Pakistan.
Said Newell: "We have verbally agreed a deal with Younis and his agent and I'm expecting the loose ends to be tied up on Friday.
"It's vital that we get a quality replacement for Stephen if we are to stay in contention for the title and I'm confident that Younis fits the bill.
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When I see the 2016 Reds, I see a 100 loss team and no direction.
How cool is this interview?
Looks like Austin Collie will be back this week, just in time for the start of the Colts playoffs-before-the-playoffs run. Addai probably out again this week.
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Hitters who avoid outs are the funnest.
Collie and Tamme are active. Addai and Hart are out.
Garrard and MJD are active. (They were questionable.)
Let's go Colts!
It's good to have Collie back.
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Hitters who avoid outs are the funnest.
Check that, it's awesome to have Collie back.
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Hitters who avoid outs are the funnest.
And there goes the season.....
Not that the refs weren't doing everything they could to take it from the Colts, but the Collie re-injury may be the nail in the coffin.
Barry On Baseball Also blogging at Banished to the Pen.
^ Yep. And I still am pessimistic. After Collie was injured, the Colts had a very tough time moving the ball. I don't see how this team could be favored heading into Oakland.
Right now I am just hoping that Collie comes back healthy, whether that be this year or next. He is a great player and it would be a shame to see his career cut short.
As for the Colts, my faith rests in the defense playing as well next week as they did today, especially against the run, and then for the Titans to give up in week 17.
Although the Colts could split the next 2 games and still make the playoffs. If they lose to Oakland and beat Tennessee, Jacksonville has to lose one of their last two game. If the Colts beat the Raiders and lose to Tennessee, Jacksonville has to lose to Houston.
It just made the victory sweeter though.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Butler coach Todd Lickliter was hoping his team could withstand Tennessee's pressure defense and not turn over the basketball.
The Bulldogs did just that and also held the No. 22 Vols to 25 percent shooting from the field in a 56-44 victory Wednesday night in the NIT Season Tip-Off semifinals.
"I thought we had to have under 15 turnovers and we'd be in great shape," Lickliter said.
Butler committed just 16 turnovers against Tennessee's fullcourt pressure.
Tennessee, which was averaging 82.5 points before the loss, was 3-for-29 from the floor in the second half.
"We were swimming uphill offensively," Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl said. "We really struggled and had a lot of good looks, we just didn't finish. You have to give Butler credit."
Julian Betko scored 11 of his career-high 15 points in a decisive second-half run to give Butler the win.
"Today was a great game," Betko said. We're just going to try and compete on Friday."
With Butler leading by one, Betko hit three 3-pointers and a layup to give the Bulldogs a 46-38 lead with 7:49 left in the game.
"He can really shoot the basketball," Lickliter said of his senior forward from Slovakia. "I think you're seeing some of the things he can do."
The Bulldogs (5-0) moved on to Friday night's championship game against the winner of the late semifinal at Madison Square Garden between No. 2 North Carolina and Gonzaga. The Volunteers (4-1) will play in the consolation game.
A.J. Graves added 15 points for Butler, which earned a trip to New York with victories over Notre Dame and Indiana in the Midwest Region.
JaJuan Smith scored 16 points to lead Tennessee, which advanced to the semifinals by winning the South Region over Fordham and UNC Wilmington.
Trailing 25-22 at the half, the Bulldogs scored the first seven points of the second half to take a lead they wouldn't relinquish.
Mike Green, Butler's second leading scorer, was just 1-for-12 from the field.
"Mike struggled from the field, but he is a great player and helped us in other areas," Lickliter said.
The Vols had a chance to break the game open in the first half, but couldn't take care of the basketball, turning it over 14 times before the break.
"We've done that all year," Pearl said. "We were sloppy and just didn't execute."
Tennessee was trailing 6-3 early on before going on an 18-2 run over the next 9:44 to take a 21-8 advantage. Smith hit two 3-pointers during the spurt for the Vols.
The Bulldogs finally ended their drought with a 3-pointer by A.J. Graves at 6:55. The shot ignited a 14-4 run by Butler to close the half, including eight points by Graves. Tennessee turned the ball over eight times during the spurt as leading scorer Chris Lofton got into foul trouble.
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